The Perfect Electricians Tool Bag - The Veto Pro Pac TP-LC

[@chrisfyfe9212]

Another weight/ bulk saver ; the Knipex 5101210 , 8 1/4” Hammerhead style Carpenter’s Pincers . Shorter and more competent mail pullers than a standard claw hammer , anything you can’t pull , just cut and set ! ( for nail pulling it’s a good idea to have a piece of scrap leather ( prevents scratches and marking ) , also good good for twisting tie wires , etc . Much more compact / lighter than a hammer , will handle a lot of hammer type tasks ! If you must have a hammer , get a 6oz Crosspein , and saw off handle at desired length !

[@ScottenJonesVideo]

Love this set up and the Wiha bit bag set up is genius! Maybe you could do a video on the Wiha bit bag at some point and talk about the drill sizes you find most useful.

[@americanelectrician]

Yes! Thank you so much. I’ll put that down on the list of videos to do. Thanks for the feedback!

[@infinitetoolz6046]

Only thing i hate are people taking your tools or other stuff on open bag

[@АндрейЭлектрик]

One of my bags (for "clean jobs", inspections, small service calls) is Veto Pro Tech-MC. This bag feet in my motorcycle helmet coffer This is very handy to do service call in downtown. There imposable to find parking for your truck. This bag is completely closed. I have only marker and electrical tape outside. To take anything from my bag- you have to unzipped first. In 1997, I purchased Knipex 206225 pliers. One day I installed receptacles, switches - finish work. Handyman assembling the IKEA type furniture in the same room. "Hey sparky, can i see you pliers?" Hi took my pliers and cut the allen key to use as a bit in the drill. This guy make his work easer to makin a wire striper from my bran new, chrome plated, shiny pliers. Sins then NOWBODY is touching my hand tools

[@kevinkelley332]

Just ordered the Wiha bit bag, thank you so much for the link

[@chrisfyfe9212]

Great Vid ! I have also been contemplating a tool weight loss program , I’ve been considering the LC , the TP6 , and / or the Tech Pack MC . Unlike you , I’m an Old Bastid , long past my days as a Pack Mule ! Like you , I frequently use my M12 Surge , in lieu of a traditional drill .

[@chrisfyfe9212]

For grounds , and swingers , I prefer to use an Analog meter ( Triplett 310 C ) . For some trouble shooting , digital meters act like random numbers generators !

[@Diego-oh6qv]

cool set up, i just got tha t6-600 and it does dc as well as ac, it’s just on auto select so that’s why you might’ve missed that

[@americanelectrician]

Definitely missed it. Thanks for the heads up!

[@Esspppiia]

My favorite bag so far.

[@Jackson-vj1ih]

What kind of electrical work do you do? Industrial I’m guessing?

[@three-phase562]

Great loadout!. I can't get my general tool loadout in a TP-XL never mind a TP-LC.

[@americanelectrician]

Oh no way. I’ve got my tech pac black out almost filled. This is just a lighter load pack for more routine stuff

[@chrisfyfe9212]

@@americanelectrician Kind of a 90% bag ! Your heavy stuff is still in your truck if needed !

[@chrisfyfe9212]

I used to do a lot out of a Platt Breifcase , your setup is more practical !

[@chrisfyfe9212]

BTW , do you have a part # for the Whia drill/ driver organizer ?

[@chrisfyfe9212]

BTW , the T6 1000 does do DC volts ( rounds off to the nearest volt ) . I schlep one !

[@jphaworth15]

Was just about to post the same

[@DecYpheRv2]

I got the tp-lc last year and have been trouble using it or finding a good load out for it as I don’t always like carrying the bag from the handle. It’s just to me, a awkward bag but I got it for free so I’m not complaining lol.

[@Relaxingpeaceful314]

You can hook a shoulder strap and it’s very comfortable depending on your shoulder strap

[@ChristiannTyler]

No matter what I do I always end up going back to my husky rolling bags.. stacking bags on bags just too much crap that I always end up needing they act like a mini service truck that my service bag can ride ontop of

[@Apinp18]

No black tape ? Also where is the insulated square #2

[@mattramsey4821]

You should do one similar to this one with the tp xxl blackout

[@americanelectrician]

Bro I was thinking about picking one up. Do you have one?

[@jonathonhaworth4860]

@@americanelectrician I have a TPXXL (not blackout) and I love it I basically just use it to hold my extra tools (TP3B as my go to pouch) but the XXL holds everything I need and a bit extra too

[@michaelmoreno9153]

How many screwdrivers should I even have 😅. I'm thinking 6 but videos are telling me I should have more. I'm training to become an eletricians

[@chrisfyfe9212]

Do you have a part number for the drill bit/ driver bit organizer ? TKS in advance !

[@bhpayton007]

Wera Zyclops

[@JackElectrician]

Awesome Video

[@americanelectrician]

Thank you brother!

[@valentinocole2656]

What size pliers wrench is that?

[@americanelectrician]

7 1/2!

[@jragadio]

1:52 Why don’t you carry a blade in your Fiskar’s knife?

[@americanelectrician]

I take it out every time. I was doing my first video with it and forgot I took it out to put in my fixed utility knife so I kind of made a game with it now😂

[@josephmunoz640]

Yes demo it

[@americanelectrician]

What do you mean

[@aleffnatureza]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@americanelectrician]

🙌🏼

[@nseriousget8165]

no striping and crimping tools, what kind of electrician are you?

[@nickrobert5323]

He has the knipex forged wire stripper in front of the bag.

[@murkyturkey5238]

He uses his teeth

[@zacharybob4336]

When new thing is "the best" and "the perfect" you know it's BS.

[@TheUndertones559]

He has a new “perfect tool bag” every month full of whatever new free tools they send him to advertise. 100% BS tool influencer.

[@BarnacleBob-fy7bo]

Did not love this bag gave it away