TOUGHBUILT tool pouch clip on system

[@user-hj5le6lo9w]

Bro! You take your efficiency and self sufficiency to a whole nuther level! You probably are damn good at what you do and enjoy it too! Props!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

🙏🍻

[@VCGConstruction]

Wow that looks like a very versatile system, I like how you customized the Klein pouch to fit! Great video!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Thanks bro that was crazy ! I do lots of industrial/ commercial work. It's great switching pouches up. The vest is atlas46.com made in USA . I buy alot of stuff figured I'd share. I watch you all the time great energy. funny it's like kicking it with a buddy. just fun watching the vcg team kick ass

[@jonathansalazar3207]

I bought 1 tough built pouch and i thought hmm icould make a good setup with this system. Then BOOM i came across this video. Thanks for sharing. Tough built is going to be getting some of my cash.

[@johnebabb3]

Great video! Exactly what I needed to see with Toughbuilt working with Atlas46. Thanks! 🤙

[@ilildragon]

Props man, I like how you show the inner workings of the clips, i.e., what buttons to push to release and the versatility of the TB system. Thanks.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

👍👍

[@lifeprepoutdoors3966]

Getting around site like a Delta Force Electrician.

[@corylapointe94]

Im a tile setter. Just purchased the Atlas46 Saratoga Vest. I think your on to something here with this setup! I like how fast you can drop pouches or better yet move them around as needed. Plus the Toughbuilt system is so much cheaper!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I know right it's like it's Ment to be together. Both great companies and products. Helps saving some money. But atlas 46 has some must have stuff for sure. Actually probably better but the cost and how you can clip on and off bags amazing with toughbuilt for sure.

[@mnight207]

Im a carpenter and still prefer the TOUGHBUILT system. Only part I dont like is they dont suck up to you when climbing through rafters. But thats canvas bags in general. I wish TOUGHBUILT would come out with a leather clip tech system. Thatd be so cool

[@goodboyecua]

That Was Very Smart Swaping the hardware doing same thing 🛠😎👌

[@Kiaa5679]

Great idea. I have the journey mesh v2. Love it. Using the tough built clips and tough built pouches will allow to easily added more carrying capacity when needed on my vest.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Roger Kk thanks bro that v2 is pretty cool Really like the camo style one I got a couple more tough built pouches Will do another video soon . Atlas 46 is so cool check out some of the bags they carry

[@187icu]

Pretty cool set up I’ve been thinking about that toughbuilt system...Thanks for sharing

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

For sure they have some at orchards hardware if you have that around you. That clip tech stuff is cool can mount on so many things .

[@ericxavierhernandez9373]

Bro can u make a video on how u hooked up the bolt bag with the clip? What kind of bolts did u use on it? Trying to make one myself

[@benturgeon3919]

This is exactly what I was looking for...seeing if they’d work with my atlas 46 vest. Great vid, thanks 👍🏻

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Awesome!!! It works out pretty good and cost less money.

[@diazaa]

GREAT VIDEO! Ive been searching for how it clips together. I would buy a bunch of those if they offered both clips alone, as a mounting solution.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

You can get the clips separate and they carry them at Lowe's 👍👍 I think a 3 pack of clips.

[@AngelGuzman-we4wv]

Nice setup

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Thanks buddy 🙏

[@_SCAGS]

Bro I had no idea you had a youtube page ... I am thinking of getting these with a diamondback 701 vest and this is the first video that popped up!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Hey buddy 🙋‍♂️ I think the toughbuilt will work really nice with the diamondback vest 👍👍 yeah my youtube kinda has a lot of interesting stuff I was doing before Instagram.

[@xseedlingx]

Sweet setup man i like them a lot

[@Sagern234]

Have the toughbuilt belt and suspenders already, have some husky bags attached to it. But yesterday ordered me up some atlas46 bags, to use with currwnt belt system, eventually get the saratoga vest

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Nice I just got the Saratoga HiViz vest It's amazing

[@skralogy]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 Nice I have had the hi viz saratoga vest for a year, It is a match made in heaven with toughbuilt. just got the atlas prescott bag waiting for it to ship.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

@@skralogy I really like the hi-viz it makes it less tactical for sure. I could spend hours looking at atlas 46 stuff online. Toughbuilt makes it so easy with the clip on and off pouches. Match made in heaven 👍 👍 Happy holidays brother and keep it 100%

[@Kurtcorp]

good job bro nice tools stuff

[@dillwiggle2]

Don't know why but couldn't stop laughing at this vid, lmfao too funny lol

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I know why 😂😂😂🤣 Check out my other videos might have more fun thanks 😊

[@danwesson2485]

NOICE! I like it man! Check out Spidertool holsters and spiderMonkey. Same concept as toughbuilt, but it is just the attachment system so you can attach it to whatever tool or pouch you already have and like. Great video dude!

[@TrevorWilliamsIsAgodDamnBoss]

Now that's cool as hell

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Thanks it's always changing. I've seen your video on your channel tool pretty nice stuff it sounds like your getting good experience and your at the start of your apprenticeship. I can teel you'll be super bad ass fast. I know you like the gator bags my buddy has them and it's super nice. You should take a look at atlas46.com they have some crazy stuff and a money back 46 days trial. can't loose if it's something you might be interested in. Atlas 46 has some used stuff that's like 30 % off second hand. I got a new atlas vest the Saratoga. will do a video soon on it loaded up. You channel is pretty cool hope you do more work stuff. For 3 months in your a bad ass.

[@thehandymancarpenter9942]

Good stuff. I'd like to check out some of this stuff, but I'm not sure they have any in store around me. I know you have some Packout, any chance you have organizers? I'd really like a pouch I could fit a square bin from one into. If you could tell me if it fits in any I'd be grateful.

[@netfitter]

It is unclear why such an obvious solution - the sack on the clip TOUGHBUILT 0:05 is not implemented by the manufacturer. And we, the installers, have to do it ourselves. No matter where in the U.S. or in Russia. I attached MAXPEDITION Mega Rolly Poly Dump Pouch. A good video about a thoughtful attitude to the working tool.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Thanks brother 🙂 I really love that Klein bag it's great for parts and cameras. It's a old school canvas bag that has a great look. modifying it with the toughbuilt hardware was pretty easy. The tough built pouch was $15 bucks.

[@tizben]

I do have a orchard near by, and next week, I should be sent the Gen 2 m12 impact and hammer drill combo at HD. There's a deal where you get a free 6.0 battery along with the kit. Jumped on that chance

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

When I got my 12v drills the promotion was extra 2.o . That 6.0 battery way better deal

[@tizben]

wow that toughbuilt belt system is really nice. I might try it out. But I do basic remodels for rental units, so I usually don't need to carry everything with me on my belt.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Do you have a orchards hardware store near you they carry some toughbuilt stuff Or Amazon it not that expensive and built well . Check out atlas46.com they have a lot of good stuff as well Yorktown tool roll Is cool it under bags Thanks for checking out my channel

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Your picture is cool binder

[@anethespark3211]

Good tools bravo i would like to tell me your opinion about the milwaukee drills and bits.I am working for many years with hilti makita and wurth.Thanks for your time.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

ToolTech MindMan70 I love Milwaukee was a DeWalt guy switched 6 years ago and I'm happy I did . Been using the 18v platform the whole time and just recently got the m12 gen2 brushless compact drills Super happy with them. the m12 impact is always ready and i use it all the time. Dropped it from up high 12ft it has been in the rain and I mean rain pouring out of the drill and it's kicking ass every day . I haven't used the Milwaukee drill bits alot. I'm mostly using Makita gold with the magnet .

[@fixit4me467]

I love my Milwaukee Fuel drill and Fuel hammer drill. Powerful doesn't get hot.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

fixit4 me the fuel stuff rocks and the warranty has been kicking ass. I did see with the new gen 3 fuel m18 drills might get hotter than the gen 2 fuel drills that might be a trade off for the new smaller size m18 drills. My m12 stuff has surprised me at how much I actually use it now in my power tool rotation use. The impact is great and light weight and always on me now. Basically everything fuel is a great upgrade m18 or m12. The m12 line is more appealing now for sure.

[@ericxavierhernandez9373]

Hey man. I want to make a kleing bolt bag like u have in this video. Just need to know what kind of bolts u used and how u did it. Awesome idea

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

It's one of my favorites. Buy a tough built tool pouch take the hardware from it and transfer it to any pouch you want pretty simple. This has the right size connection on it that I would use. Scroll down and they have a picture of it. Good luck with your pouch ToughBuilt - Universal Pouch/Utility Knife Pocket | 8 Pockets/Loops, Custom Tape Measure Clip, Screw Driver Pencil Loop Premium Organizer Compact Size, Patented ClipTech Hub & Belts (TB-CT-26) www.amazon.com/dp/B0140V9V7M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_OdwKDbK8JT81Y

[@ericxavierhernandez9373]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 what kinda bolts did u use? And what would be the easiest way to remove that hardware?

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

@@ericxavierhernandez9373 home depot would be good for hardware nut and bolt. It's a rivet on the toughbuilt pouch. I just used some dykes and muscles. Using rivets is a better option I think. You can check out my Instagram for more pictures. Lowvoltagedude on Instagram.

[@jeffweber5546]

Awesome video I'm trying to find that Genie clip that you showed just before the gorilla hook any idea on where I can find it thanks

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoa6dIaZgciCbc0 Its called the gunnie and I purchased it on Amazon

[@jeffweber5546]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 thank you very much for the link

[@pmaddox]

Right on! you seem really organized and that's me when I can....thanks for the vid...helped me out with my clips I just got at Menards...did not know how they worked..

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I try I'm pretty limited on space. I'm always organizing things. At the end of the week it could look like a tornado hit my van. It feels like a on going battle so being mostly organized helps so much. That's cool menards has it. I'm in socal we don't have menards. Im glad this video was helpful. toughbuilt has a pretty cool system for sure. Love the clip tech. I really like the toughbuilt drill holsters. Have a good weekend brother 🙂

[@lanniw3877]

Which clip on system do you recommend for an at home diyer? Looking for one for my husband. Thanks

[@TheReviewKing909]

Have any of the clips broke on you and does the company hve a good warranty?

[@dfigueroa903]

Great video

[@quinones355]

How did you make the custom bit holder?

[@VoltAmperYaroslavl]

TOUGHBUILT good tools!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

It's pretty amazing! I like how it clips on and off. Works really good with my atlas 46 vest.

[@yorkrojas1452]

Amazing!!

[@KOSTAS5678727]

great system

[@АнтонШупилов]

тоже об этом думал. теперь также сделаю

[@stevendouglas3860]

I'm thinking of buying a Tough build or Veto pro pac ( small tech pouch Nothing Big ...what you think best and easy to move about with

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I would probably do veto mct bag And attach a couple of tough built small pouches On the outside of the veto bag so you can clip on the bag and switch to the belt clip as needed Veto is really nice and pricey with places you could put small bits. toughbuilt really nice and affordable clip on and off no problem taking it off your belt. What's your trade and what tools would you carry mainly? really tough question buddy you have so many options from so many companies the best thing to do is look at the tools you be carrying and pick up pouch that works best for your situation. I do have some other videos with toughbuilt stuff and my veto MB bag pretty small service bag that might help.

[@stevendouglas3860]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 thank you from Liverpool, England. UK

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

@@stevendouglas3860 no problem good luck with the choice funny picture Mr t and name

[@stevendouglas3860]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 yeah lol it sure confuses people. 1 .they think I'm a girl Wrong . 2 they think I'm a black guy lol . In fact I'm a nice English man. Keep up the short vidoes 👍👏

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

@@stevendouglas3860 even if for some reason I got a million subscribers I'll never forget about you very memorable. Thanks I will try and keep up the videos. Dirty girl you're a gentleman

[@commercialelectrician133]

can i get the number for the elevation pouch

[@ГеоргийПобедоносец-б3м]

Молодец, очень удобно.

[@abelluz5698]

Klein canvas pouch the best idea!!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

It's honestly great and holds a lot!! My most used hardware and material pouch for sure. thanks buddy 👍

[@dfigueroa903]

Do you highly recommend this TB tool pouch... Need a tool pouch to hold my tools securely... let me know, thank you.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

It's pretty cool and they have a lot of different options of pouches. I think it's well made and having a kick stand on the larger pouches is cool. Every body carries different tools so it's tough telling you this is the right one for you. So I think it's a really good option and the price is pretty good. If your looking for a small compact pouch check this one out. Good luck Milwaukee Tools 7-Pocket Compact Utility Pouch1680D Ballistic Material Construction with Riveted Seams for 5x Longer Life, features a Quick Attach Belt Loop and Tape Chain www.amazon.com/dp/B07DFP7TLY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-cD3DbC3ADRT9

[@HCkev]

I know you've posted this video only a couple weeks ago, but how durable has the pouches been so far? Will they stand regular abuse? I see they're not super expensive, so I'm a bit afraid they might not last very long with regular day-to-day use. Because I bought an inexpensive tool bag that looked well made at first glance, but after 3 months screwdrivers and pliers started poking holes everywhere, stitches started to tear, etc.. It had "tough" in the name too, but it turned out to not be so tough after all :P So if I invest in these, I'd like them to last longer than than a few months ahah

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I abuse my stuff pretty good and I've taken apart a pouch before for the harware and that was a pain. I do think it's a tough product. What did you try before ? What do you do for work? Do you know what pouch your thinking about I might have some advice . They carry some toughbuilt stuff at orchards hardware if you have a store near you you can at least check it out in person . I don't think you will punch a hole in this plus try one out than buy more.

[@HCkev]

Good to heard they're well built. The tool bag I had was an Hyper Tough, I think that's a Walmart brand or something, probably why it didn't last, although I liked it while it lasted(the layout was well thought out). I'd say these Toughbuild pouches already look better made, they look similar in construction to the Dewalt DG5582 tool bag that replaced the cheap bag. I am a telecommunications technician, or like some people would call it, a cable guy (although I work more on Fiber to the home installations as well a phone lines). I like the idea of the clip and having different pouches for different purposes. I can already see myself having a pouch for when I'm working outside (working on utility poles or running cables on customer's houses using a ladder, often needing to drill holes in concrete or brick walls to screw the cables on the walls) and another, smaller pouch for when I'm working inside the house (running cables, installing fiber/phone/ethernet jacks, sometimes mounting hardware on the wall and tying up the cables so it's not a mess, etc.). And potentially wear the two at the same time to carry more stuff. I'm thinking about getting the Technician pouch for indoor work, where I would mostly need to carry screwdrivers, cutters, pliers, crimp tools, punch tools and such. I like how it's quite compact, allowing me to simply hook it up on my regular pants belt instead of having a separate belt over it. And for outdoor use, I'm not quite sure yet. I'm hesitating between the Small Electrician pouch, the "Tape Measure / Utility Knife Pouch + Notebook & Pencil" or simply the Tape Measure / All Purpose Pouch. I would like to be able to carry my 12V impact driver and 12V drill, they're fairly small so I don't really need a big pouch to carry them, but being able to climb the ladder hands free would a good thing(safety...). Being able to hold screws or other consumables is a big plus (I'm thinking especially when I need to run cables on brick/concrete walls using a ladder, where I need to drill holes, put screw anchors and then screw cable anchors in). The Small Electrician pouch doesn't seem like a good fit for that as it seems too deep and narrow to be able to easily catch screws at the bottom of it; the other two seems more reasonable in that regard. But none of these poches seems particularly well suited to carry screws and stuff like that. Maybe the Supply pouch is what i'm looking if it isn't too big, even though it doesn't have much compartments. But I can always use it in conjunction with the Technician pouch. How big it is? Maybe the Mega supply pouch, but this one looks quite massive. Anyway, thanks a lot or the help, really looking forward for these!

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

HCkev you should check out my other videos on my channel I show some more toughbuilt pouches and I have a video on a 12v toughbuilt compact drill holster that I'm loving right now . I did fusion splicing back in the day and alot of cameras and offices/facilitys now Really cool I usually discribe my self as a communication technician.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

My compact toughbuilt drill holster video Is now public had it on private lol

[@HCkev]

I was wondering about the belts. Do they come with clips or you only get the clips that comes with the pouches? I might order one extra clip to put on my regular pants belt otherwise. Also, they say Waist Adjusts 32"- 48", is that right? I'm more of 29-30" waist, I'm wondering if they really can't be adjusted lower than 32" (No local store seems to have the Toughbuilt stuff, so I can't try them in person, I'll have to order everything online). I might have to use another brand for the belt itself. Or eat more fast food :P

[@ivanprokofyev]

Terminator!

[@largepizza2185]

Can u bend down to do a plug ?

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Sorry had a crazy weekend working. I'm starting a job today access control and will have my vest on all week doing alot of conduit work. I will let you know how it goes with my mobility and bending down. Atlas 46 does have a 46 day money back guarantee. You can try it out

[@quinones355]

are ayou alive?

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Hello 🙋‍♂️

[@peritolegista]

cool

[@joejoe6949]

You spend a lot on carrying your tools. Brother i keep it light weight

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

My daily carry is a very small pouch and I have other rigs and pouches for different situations. Just sharing stuff I've tried, bought and invested in. This was an old post and I just got some of this gear at the time. will probably share my new set up and how I actually use it soon. Trust me if I can keep it light I keep it light brother 🙏🍻

[@joshsparks1489]

Seems like overkill. Never seen a teletubby that needed that many tools

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

I don't really see the over kill on tools maybe pouches. Check out some of my other videos if your looking for tools and some on the job videos. It's almost Christmas spread some cheer buddy. I've lost 30 pounds recently. I wish you a merry Christmas and happy New year.

[@albertocastillogutierrez3839]

@@lowvoltagedude7837 damn dude, what a great reply to a toxic comment. Props to you, and Merry Christmas. The rig looks good in my opinion. I appreciate the modularity of it. Granted, you might be carrying a lot in the video, but that's the magic of having the optional clips. Anything you don't need on the job just doesn't go on the vest. It's as light as you'd like it to be. Good video, might be picking one of these up myself.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

@@albertocastillogutierrez3839 thanks buddy this video is a little shity had a beer just ordered some new atlas46 stuff got a little too excited made mixed it up and make a video it gets alot of views but I could have showed the stuff off in a better light and I do understand that. I figured better or bad leave it up. After people watch that video I always think have you watched my other videos laugh out loud but thanks I really do appreciate that. there's a couple more negative comments if you want to find them have a good one happy holidays and hey let's be excellent to each other

[@johnnielsen82]

hey man thanks for taking the time, appreciate u. Anyone else looking, its the Gunnie tool holster: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maHamnqGp8etrbM btw

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Yup the gunnie tool holster. It works for a lot of tools. My m12 stuff has fat grips so not ideal for 12v tools but 18v tools like a champ.

[@ST-Y]

You sure your a low voltage dude? Snips and tape is all I need. Lol Nice video though if you have to build the whole job by yourself

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

Sherm T kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5O0e6idpsx0h9U

[@skralogy]

snips and tape? you sure your not a diy mom?

[@rogue277]

Audio is way too loud, can you talk quieter maybe?

[@christophergutierrez4766]

Craftsman

[@tackelberry1000]

Lol are you an army ranger or a carpenter dude?? That's ridiculous. Just get an Occidental rig and you're good.

[@lowvoltagedude7837]

tackelberry1000 I do alot industrial work in facilitys. I'm the low voltage side of a Electricial company. We do alot of cameras installs and conduit work. this just makes me more efficient for certain job task. Most of the time I have a small clip on data pouch for 80 % of what I do. I've changed the vest and slimed it down more for me . might update but I've already done a bounch of videos on it. Honestly I tried a tool belt and suspenders and I have a fluctuating stomach.it wasn't comfortable having a tool belt on for long time plus my pants would start pulling down . The Atlas 46 vest keeps the weight on my my shoulders and my back which feels a lot better and easier to carry. I do like Occidental leather they make good belts my coworker might get one but I know he likes my vest now after I've had him try it on and I know it's crazy looking but once you start working in one of these things it's awesome and Atlas 46 have belts and other stuff you should check them out. Atlas46.com

[@skralogy]

Im like low voltage dude, I have an atlas 46 saratoga and toughbuilt stuff as well. the occidental stuff was the stuff you use when you just started or dont care about weight and comfort. I had all those basic toolbelts all full of tools, heavy and basic. But if you are like me and have to walk alot, go up on roofs alot or have many different tasks to complete It is far better to have a modular tool system that allows you to carry what you need when you need it.