Veto Tech Pac Review. Glazing setup

[@ankorandoria]

Finally some content for us glazers! Great setup vid bud!

[@ericjames8655]

Cool bag I like the cup on the side

[@awges]

So good to finally see a glazing setup and exactly what I was looking for im in the market for a veto bag

[@josephle4679]

Finally a glazing setup! Great video!

[@PureAmerican653]

thank you! Glad you found it helpful!

[@josephle4679]

@@PureAmerican653 have you checked out the Velocity Rogue 4.5 backpacks? They have straps on the side of the bag that could fit your bulk gun! Very handy for us glaziers. Especially doing commercial work

[@PureAmerican653]

@@josephle4679 i hadn't ever even heard of that brand before. Looks like a really nice brand. I just stuck with veto its what my dad always had and I always liked his bags. still really happy with mine but i will probably upgrade to the pro pack roller eventually.

[@josephle4679]

@@PureAmerican653 fuck yeah bud! Do you have instagram? I'll shoot you a follow

[@PureAmerican653]

@@josephle4679 sorry never saw this comment. I just have a personal account I don’t post anything work related but i do run our business account @abramsglassinc ! Thanks!

[@jeffelston3136]

Quick and organized..👍💯. I was thinking about showing my setup…start getting more glazing shyte up on here!

[@romeogonzales4272]

Where are the videos man

[@coventrycityglass2273]

Just needs a Mini first aid kit my fellow glazier, always have a spare mini first aid kit, love the set up

[@elijahmoffett1755]

Great vid. Would love to see your must have hand tools. I’m a beginner in glazing and starting my collection of tools

[@dinomash379]

Good video..... but I didn't see a 2/4 ft. level, a laser level, a mallet, hack saw, files, vinyl scissors, vinyl roller, nylon bar(stick), knee pads, regular hammer, and long knife. I'm sure you got all that in with your other tools.... again, great set up.. And yes, that is heavy, more than 45 lbs... mine is close to 50 lbs and I don't have a much a you do.

[@PureAmerican653]

Haha yes, it’s changed quite a big since then. I have actually added a 9” level, used to keep a laser level on the outside strap until i lost it unfortunately, there is a mallet in it in this video, i carry one file with a flat and a round side, i recently added a roller, i now have a claw hammer in the back with my flat bar and i keep a long knife in the side slot. So good suggestions! Its all stuff that i ended up adding or already had haha

[@ShamirAjate]

Great video, and awesome setup

[@MrLukards]

Putty knife,Stanley blade , suction cups.basic tools is all u need .hammer chisel maybe .then Ur screw gun an drill

[@Stevo2140]

100% hammer and chisel should be one of the first tools u get along with all you mentioned

[@I2LgTJesus]

What about the do all

[@JohnDoe-mv6mn]

had almost the same setup but milwaukee bag stolen from my van:/

[@MrLukards]

Pin gun job done

[@MrLukards]

What sort of glazing are u doin

[@ken_9359]

Where does one learn glazing, is there a school or is it all on the job training?

[@PureAmerican653]

I believe glaziers on demand has started or is going to start a school soon. Check them out on Facebook and join the Glazier nation page on Facebook. I learned everything on the job

[@ggsdude1]

Mostly on the job...there are glazing schools through the Union but theyre only 6 weeks (where i am) each level. The school kind of gives you the jist of what you will encounter most on the job but if you dont do it enough when youre back to work you do kinda forget, especially if its something new and/or if companies only like putting certain people doing specific tasks and dont give some of the inexperienced guys reps to learn which is really sad in this trade cuz it happens a fuckin lot. Then when you get your ticket for journeyman you get thrown into tasks that you didnt get much reps on and they expect you to go fast at it and they talk shit if youre not quick or good at it yet...ive had a few coworkers that fell through the cracks like that and its pretty shitty to see cuz they were eager to learn and ask to be trained in specific areas to be a better glazier...few good companies plenty of shitty ones, and plenty of "super glaziers".

[@justbbice6339]

Where did you get the drill bit/ and screw tip holders for your drill and impact?

[@PureAmerican653]

Spider holster bitgripper! Think i ordered them on Amazon

[@thomasarmstrong1271]

First aid kit......... Duct tape and a paper towel

[@SHADOW.GGG-]

boring lol