VETO PRO SB-LD Loaded into TP-LD - How do the Tools Fit?

Just had a video for my new TP-LD from Veto Pro Pac. You can see that here - • NEW! Veto Pro TP-LD B...
I also have a Loadout Video for the SB-LD you can see here - • Veto Pro SB-LD Loadout...
In my video for the TP-LD I had a subscriber ‪@MattHmm-rq6dn‬ ask to see some tools put in the TP-LD so he could decide if it was a bag for him before the promo ended....
I wouldn't have time to tune-in my loadout before the promo ended, so I decided to just do a comparison by moving tools from one bag to another. This should help you see how the same tools fit in each bag. That way if you are on the fence you will get an idea if you need to pull the trigger on any of these bags before the Spring promotion ends.
Let me know what you think, or if you have any questions in the comments below. Thanks for watching!
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[@Stefan_Kawalec]

That's one thing I like and hate at the same time - moving tools to bags/boxes. As for the video - Veto should place it on their site, it's so good and helpful.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I definitely have both of these overstuffed. I generally do that at the start and start weeding stuff out. Sometimes it might be better to start small and add… It’s always a hard process for me, I’m an over thinker when it comes to my truck or bags/boxes

[@HernandezHVTx]

Just got me a SB-Lb And it's great can't complain one bit 👌. Can you send me a link were to buy the Riley Sheath for the stubby. Thanks for making this video made my choice alot easier on selecting a veto bag.💪

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@HernandezHVTx I’m still running mine right now too. I like it so far.. Www.rileyknifeandtool.com

[@OnusBones]

I wanted to try moving what's in my MCT Blackout into the TP-LD, but it doesn't quite work. That said, the MCT is "overtooled," with a number of things I'm really not likely to use. What I probably need to do is reverse the loading process: pick the tools first, then select the right bag for them. That is after all how I decided what bag(s) to buy in the first place, but then I stuffed too much alternate stuff in them. I AM discovering I really don't like pliers that want to spread open. That may seem convenient in use, but it really isn't necessary, and makes it hard to fit them into a bag without it getting sloppy.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I normally don’t care from most spring loaded pliers for that reason myself. I have both these bags way “overlooked” myself. My small bag needs to just be the things I use on 90% of my jobs…any of these tools are probably less than 60%… but I have a slot 😂

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

Thanks for putting that out there helped to pop the bubble in my mind that it would work out. I think most people carry some surge powered driver or something I'm there bag. When the tp6b came out I saw the m12 impact on side pocket in rhe promo pictures and made it usable for a smaller loadout. I do like the flap and it's black but at this point I can see Iit will get a case of "tomuchtoolitis" aka overstuffed. I'm looking to do a sling over the shoulder thing maybe and this looked promising. I'll keep my eye out for more ideas. Another thing that was helpful is the pannels I already own for my tp6b will fit this so didn't have to buy any extra. Yes it was helpful 👍.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

Glad it helped… as a hand tool bag, it is a nice option. No Big Stuff allowed 😂 I definitely like the side of the SBLD better, but they probably left these as one big open slot specifically for someone to slide an M12 type impact into.

[@wackyweyland8857]

@MORGANSMaintenance It's great getting to see these bags empty, but then filled with tools. It really does help you decide if this is something you can use, and therefore, if you need to buy it. 👍

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@wackyweyland8857 yeah I knew I wouldn’t get around to getting it loaded out before the promo ended… so I decided to go this route so people could see some tools in it. Glad it helps 👍

[@amyfogarty6882]

Great job showing us a side by side comparison! Looking forward to seeing your review/load out of the DP3 :)

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

Appreciate it. I have some stuff filmed on it as well, so it’s coming soon 👍

[@amandamorgan4400]

@amyfogarty6882 Don’t let my smaller size and southern charm fool you…you’re about to really piss me off with your “😍😉” comments. Two weeks ago, my husband told me about your comment on a livestream that I didn’t watch. I let it go. Then there was another comment on the livestream yesterday as I’m sitting right there. I didn’t address it because I wasn’t going to make everyone else who was trying to enjoy the livestream feel awkward. But just so we’re clear, it is not appreciated. Some things about my husband should be evident to anyone with half a brain, but let me spell it out for you. 1. He is a CHRISTIAN man. 2. He is a MARRIED man. 3. He is a FAMILY man. I will give you the benefit of the doubt that you are “joking around” but just know that your comments are unwanted and disrespectful to our family.

[@mumbles1justin]

3:50 The stitching on all my vetos have had an independent stitch on the bottom Ive been able to remove to allow the bit pockets to be turned into pass through pockets without compromising any of the other stitching of the pocket. It’s almost like they knew some people would need them to be deeper.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

That would be super helpful.. and should be easy to access on the TPLD since you can take the panels out. May check into that, appreciate it 👍

[@vivasativa5194]

SB-LD FTW!!!!!

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

👍👍

[@Neto-1984]

SB-LD with a flap and/or the TP-LD with a rear storage pouch would be sweet.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

It would be my preference.. but we can’t have it all I guess 😂

[@MackLife87]

I need one more bag almost think another sdlb would fit me but I’ll keep looking maybe wait til next year

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

The SBLD is really good and different from all their others. I see the TPLD as more of an upgrade to the TPLC. A good bag for hand tools. I’m interested to see what they put out over the next year

[@NicolasMuniz-n8g]

In a perfect world the SB-LD would have a flap like the TP-LD. I'm on the fence about the TP-LD during the last month of the promo, already have the SB-LD (love it) back storage comes in clutch as a promo giveaway by getting the MB5B and I think its a little heavy empty, (MB5B), not too impressed.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I like the MB5B as a bag… I’m just having a hard time laying out my tools in it. I’m not sold on it yet myself. I can see it being a great fit for some people, just not sure if I’m one of them yet.

[@gottophoto]

Hi can you or anyone tell me what that electric screwdriver with the black rounded handle is please?

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@gottophoto it is the Vessel USB… there are lots of versions, these are the ones I have Vessel Powered Screwdriver 220USB P1 / 3 Speed Electric Screwdriver / Best Option 4 Speed & Torque? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIiQgoFjo65gg80 New Vessel Electric 3- Speed Screwdriver - USA Version - Japan Version Better? 220usb-P5U #tools kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5quaX-Mi8t5m9U Here it is on Amazon - amzn.to/4dmp7qq

[@gottophoto]

@@MORGANSMaintenance Thanks, those are cool!

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@gottophoto I have grown to love mine, probably my most used tool

[@Android_Warrior]

Veto should make a tool bag design around a impact driver with all the hand tools around it. that will work for me.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

Their totes like the OTMC are pretty good at it, but I just don’t like open top totes. That was actually the first Veto I bought for that reason, and it is good… I just like a bag with a cover more as a personal preference.

[@jaydoherty8402]

Watching this gave me a better appreciation for the SB-LD to be honest. They really did a good job with the side pockets on that bag to hold smaller stuff. Or maybe you just did a good job finding things to load them out. The TP-LD looked like it could hold more “medium” tools (I’m thinking pliers and screwdrivers). Whereas the SB-LD isn’t as good for those but it’s good for bigger stuff and also smaller bits and pieces in all the side pockets.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I think I did a good job showing it… because you just said exactly how I feel 😂 If you carry small/medium tools… the TPLD might be for you.. bigger stuff, you may need to go SB

[@wackyweyland8857]

Very nice comparison. I still cant believe you managed to fit an installation driver and meter in the SBLD. I struggled to get an m12 impact and klein meter in mine. I find Veto's "Tech pac" line a bit odd where you have grab and go bags like these and then tanks like the tech pacs. With that in mind, I dont get it either: sure, all these bags are great for hand tools, but where do your power tools go? I see loadouts of the tech pacs and they're full of hand tools... I'm like "where's your power tools"?

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

The Fluke 324 is pretty slim, there aren’t a lot of meters I think I could fit as easily. The Install driver is bigger… but slimmer than the impacts too, so that would be my guess. I think that’s how my loadout might end up evolving. I bought the Bulk panel for my MCT Blackout awhile back. I might go with hand tools and vessel usb in small bag, then power tools with similar hand tools in the MCT… It is hard to come up with a combination where you don’t end up taking in two bags sometimes/most of the time

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

If you need a slim meter fluke 101 is nice or that new auto ranging milwaukee isn't too bad size wise (2213-30) they get the job done and are reputable

[@Soulkking]

Hmm interesting, now I’m conflicted lol, I carry my m12 impact separately, there might be enough room for my butane torch and temperature gun in the front, but not having those small pockets on one side might be an issue.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@Soulkking yeah the side pockets on the SB-LD are better in my opinion

[@hocuzz1]

Thanks for doing this! Much appreciated! Mahalo

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

You are welcome 👍👍

[@three-phase562]

I think there could be a whole college course on how to loadout Veto bags. |I moved from my motor maintenance tools from the TP4B to the SB-LD and found the side pockets on that larger and the tools rattle around more, also seemed to be a bit shorter and don't hold the screwdrivers as well as the TP4B does. I found the bit sockets on the SB-LD smaller and don't hold the deep sockets i used to carry in the TP4B so the get put in their loose. Using some socket holder rails does help. Overall I like the SB-LD better as it allow me to separate the meter and leads from the clanky tools that can damage them, without having to carry it in another bag.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

The loadout video in the guess the trade today has something in his bag to help with smaller tools in a big pocket. Nothing new I hadn’t seen before, but something I’ve never put into practice using PVC. The TP4B is an amazing little pouch. You can fit a bunch in it. It does take some playing around with them to figure out what will work best. That’s why I did the video this way. I have to overthink my bags for about a month before I figure out where the tools go 😂. I knew I wouldn’t get it figured out till the promotion was over.

[@Android_Warrior]

SB-LD is better in my opinion unless Veto makes the changes you suggested.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I think it’s a better fit for someone wanting to carry either a drill or some test equipment (which most people do). The TPLD would let you carry more hand tools. SBLD with a cover… wouldn’t hurt my feelings 😂

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

Its amazing to see how dense a tool bag can get yours reminded me of when i used my tp6b for a while. The bag that never ends it spews out tools agian and agian. After going back and looking at the backstock of older veto bags I have things really stick out. The side pockets not being segmented really does limit there use. My thoughts were to use the bulk pannel in the front for a powered driver. Is it time to make that flap for the sbld ourselves? Can we buy a spare flap section from veto directly 😆. Maybe they need to croudsource a new bag from us "With all our favorite things!"

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I was thinking about selling my TPLC since to me that is what this TPLD replaces… but I have been eying the flap on it.. wondering if I can find the right person to remove and sow it on the SBLD 😂. Probably wouldn’t get the zipper function, but I don’t use that anyway.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

And yeah my TP4B was the craziest thing to me.. for how small it is, I fit a lot of tools in it

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

You really should if veto were to see people willing to "destroy" bags to get a feature it may force there hand. Took then 3 years to make a milwaukee banfile after suing thr company that made the aftermarket mod with cutoff tool/hf banfile. When will they get the hint

[@Nainoauyeno_]

Great video! In my situation my go to bag is my tplc. But for my line of work my lc is just a bit overstuffed. I’ve always thought I need just a hair bit more of space in my tplc. With the tpld I believe it will be the sweet spot for me. I also don’t put a meter in my bag because my testing bag with my meter and Stubbs has been my mb2. I can’t wait for my tpld to come in 🙏🤙

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

That’s what I’ve been telling people. I feel the TPLD is more or an upgrade to the TPLC than in the same category. of the SBLD A little bit more size and some more versatility with the V-Swap… unless you need a slightly slimmer compact bag, I would go TPLD over TPLC if I was buying one of the two right now.

[@2121contreras]

SB-LD for the win . No way I'm giving up my impact driver. That back panel makes it king. Imo. Thanks Morgan.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

It is a really nice feature.. as soon as I saw it, I thought it would be nice

[@RhinoAg]

mentioned this before but I just don't like bags with flaps over my tools. Thankfully they provide both! Been enjoying the free bag they had this year.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I know several people that way. But have a friend that will only use Tote Type bags. That is a good thing about Veto, they give us options for our differences in jobs/preferences. Only problem is they are too good that I want to try them all 😂

[@89dhvac]

Veto should have also made an open version without the back section and a closed version with the back section. The open bag is what I would want but that back pocket is useless and a pain. The cover on the black bag is equally useless and annoying. What I really need is a TP4B with a wider/deeper more stable base.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

The 6B is probably the closest thing to it at the moment.. but they are coming out with new stuff all the time it seems like

[@ElectroAtletico]

Gotta get me that Klein metric flip socket.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

It’s a pretty good option, I like that they made the stubby a 8/10 too

[@jeanluc397]

Another great vid. these transfer vids are my favorite. I'm sticking with my sb-ld. That magical center compartment for my fuel,meter etc is the main selling point. I use the SB-LD as my secondary bag to my TP-XXL for tools I can't fit in it. I carry my TP-XXL and SB-LD into most jobs if I don't want to mess around with no duplicates. I you have a connection at VETO if they could just make the TP-XXL but with a bigger footprint to get that center storage for the drill, large meter etc... I'd be set with just one bag for most everything. keep em coming

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I don’t have a connection.. I wish I did, it gets pricey wanting to try all these bags 😂 I’m going to keep using my SBLD for now and figure out what combination works best. I wanted a DP3 more than anything, so I got the TPLD as a closed bag option if that becomes an issue with the SB I try to run two bags, but it’s hard to load them out where you either don’t have nearly the same tools in both so you can take just one, or like you said… you end up needing to take them both because you don’t have duplicates. Room for bigger items is always the issue.

[@scottaddison8071]

Wera has the best designed bag with modules that can be expanded and arranged multiple ways. Wera materials are better quality and tough. I have the Veto also, but Wera is much much better quality and can be expanded for quantity as needed. Each of Wera modules are designed for certain tools & trades.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I’ve seen them in a few videos, even a loadout on here… but never in person. They make good tools for sure, so it wouldn’t surprise me that their bags are good 👍

[@scottaddison8071]

@@MORGANSMaintenance last year, I built me & my son a Veto bag and we leave them in our personal pickups toolboxes with mostly mechanic type tools in case of car trouble and they are Great, we Love them. We use the Wera for our Carpentry installation tools for heavy loadouts with drills, screw gun, screws and all the carpentry installation hand tools we need.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@scottaddison8071 yeah veto definitely aren’t made for carpentry.. which is what I actually do more than anything now that I’m 100% self employed. I do a mix of service and “jobs” and my jobs I generally have been using Packout for. Sometimes I’m lucky and my truck gets to be close enough to the door and I just 100% work out of it

[@scottaddison8071]

I noticed you need a Snap-on 1/4” Roto head ratchet with a 6-8” handle, along with a 1/4 x 6” extension & a universal. We Love these Roto head ratchets and we use them more like a screwdriver

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

@@scottaddison8071 I think that is a similar tool to the WERA Zyklop I’ve been seeing in everyone’s loadouts. That tool must be pretty useful 👍

[@tak91910]

TP-LDが日本に未入荷みたいですが、SB-LDを使ってるのでサイズ対比がよくわかります👍

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

They just started stocking it here.. I really like the SB-LD too 👍

[@jeffreyesguitar5129]

Looks like the new bag is perfectly fine. If you’re anything like me, I love rearranging my bag all the time for the most efficient load out.

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I will spend the next month or so playing around with them usually

[@sykotictendencies6032]

Love my sbld . I set it up as my electrical bag but it’s because my go to for most things

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

I’m liking so far myself. I’ve been running it since I got it and it’s been working for me.

[@chrisraistrick5355]

Great video. What protective cover is on that surge impact?

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

It’s the Milwaukee boot. It is the one that fits the 1/4” impact of the same generation. It fits the surge also.

[@ronfry5851]

Well get a move on then😂

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

Have to hurry… promotions ending 😂👍

[@rguevara83]

I waited 2 months for this bag! Have not had chance to check my emails. I saw your video on my feed, ordered the bag and watched your video👍🏽. I plan on using this bag to upgrade my (over stuffed) Veto MB2 bag that I use for HVAC. Thank you for the video😎

[@MORGANSMaintenance]

You are welcome… I think I might have “joined the waitlist”. I can’t remember. These are both good small/medium bags in my opinion. Both of them will work for a lot of people. I have them both overstuffed, but you can fit quite a bit in them.