The Farmstead Tool Bag

[@yusufsayed1583]

Good Morning 😊 Thanks For Sharing Your Setup 👏🏼 Awesome and Informative👌🏽 Have a Fantastic Day & Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦

[@georgia_adventurer]

That bag is definitely a good way to carry tools! Thanks

[@KearneyCreekFarm]

Just started uploading videos on our YT channel and you've inspired me to create more. We have a farm and I love tools and EDC items. Looks like need to get busy uploading content! Lol Thanks for your videos and inspiration!

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

That’s awesome!! I’ll check out your channel

[@OscarSanchez-s7x]

Well thought out and organized tool kit

[@remfj40]

Having a pair of needle nose, side cutter and basic slip joint pliers have done me right. A small case to hold fasteners, wire nuts, zip ties, screws, Electrical and other tapes, odds and ends etc. Just suggestions on what I have found needed and saved from making a trip home/store.

[@Terrysknivesandmanstuff]

Hey Larry, another great video brother 👍 I have my tools split between 2 bags so that they won't be so heavy!!! Hope y'all have a great evening and GOD bless!!!

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

Thanks! You too!

[@richardrocha702]

Nice set up. 🙂

[@ede_bang961]

Good Setup!

[@buddhaweatherby368]

Pretty confident that you and I have a lot of overlap. Here’s something that may be useful for you. I have started breaking my tools down into a nesting dolls sort of setup. I have a small but really versatile general kit that is about 5 pounds and fits in a 5x8x3” pouch and handles a lot of jobs pretty quickly and is easy to carry around. That also packs into and complements a larger bag with more tools for when I need something specialized, or heavier duty. After that, I can carry that kit into the shop and large toolboxes, etc. in cases where I can bring the project to the tools, rather than tools to the project. I really love the quick and light pouch for most things and it saves a bunch of time. If I know I will need more, I can either just take the larger bag at the start or run back to the truck/wheeler for it. Just something that works for me and may be useful to others. I appreciate the channel sir, carry on.

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

It’s nice having a small pouch that’s got the essentials that I can grab for quick fixes and the bigger bag for more intricate jobs. The little pouch I have fits nicely on a belt clip that I have so I can go hands-free.

[@buddhaweatherby368]

@@TheFarmsteadWay I went with a shoulder strap, but yessir same page.

[@robertlowe7431]

Nice set up! Gotta get you a Veto bag one day. They are pricey, but for an HVAC tech, they are definitely worth it.

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

I’ll have to check those out. Thank you for the recommendation!

[@Panotaker]

Harbor freight makes the worlds best adjustable wrench, they also make the worlds best 6 in 1 screwdriver. Mainly because they are free and couple of times a year, and if you lose it, just go get another one. Knipex makes the best pliers. Makita makes the best drill gun/impact driver. I quit carrying nut drivers. drill gun is 10 times faster, than nut drivers.

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

I need to get a good drill driver but I’m afraid that I would loose it or break it lol

[@Panotaker]

@ I bought the double pack Makita. It comes with an impact drill that takes 1/4 inch bits, And it comes with a regular drill. Both drills come with a belt clip, so it’s pretty hard to lose. The smaller the battery the better. Bigger batteries are heavier, and the small battery last weeks. For wrenches, I carry a set of Gear Wrenches that are open on one end, and ratchet on the other end. I keep them in a roll up pouch that I got at northern tools. Time to get rid of that multi socket monstrosity you have. The set I have goes from 3/8 to 3/4, and the ratchet end is at 15 degrees, so you don’t scrape your knuckles. To carry my 1/4 inch bits, I have a carabiner that has 6, 1/4 inch bit holders. I leave that clipped to my belt, so I don’t have to dig through my pockets or a pouch to find my bits. I also have a Milwaukee Fastback utility blade knife that also takes 1/4 inch bits. Run to home depot and grab one of those and you can thank me later.

[@drew5992]

Is that a g-shock 100

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

Yup, GA-100

[@jcharles-12]

been looking for a good tool bag,just not veto pac cause theyre so fricken expensive,but kobalt or husky might do the trick,Im in a paint dept btw

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

Any of the store brand bags are totally fine

[@pooltile10]

Question, what is your belt knife brand if you dont mind me asking.

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

It’s a Brisa Trapper 95

[@pooltile10]

Thanks for the info, will look into that one, looking to try a fixed for my edc.

[@TheFarmsteadWay]

@@pooltile10 you’ll love it once you get use to it

[@Ersk88]

First🤜🏼