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Forged wire stipper was initially developed for the US market, the rest of the world get installation pliers. I just recently acquired that and is it good or what? The best.

Rather made in Japan or Germany. Made in USA is a gimmick.

What’s the handle material? Is the red a rubber overmold? Is it metal underneath? Thanks in advance. Love this channel!

I recently bought those DeWalt med. size cases. It sits empty in back of truck. Thanks to this video I now have a use for it, thought I'd use it for ferrules and crimps. Did the craftsman come loaded with those drill-bit trays? Man my Can. Lowe's sucks. Terrible prices, bad selection for tools.

Appreciate seeing a way to do this without taking the unit apart. Thank you.

The UK version is branded as GLM 150-27 C and its just like my faithful GLM 50C but on steriods - bigger, and 3x stronger in range! Its rare to feel proud & confident when using either of these top Bosch laser measures and I must say - the accuracy is within a hair everytime. Thumbs up on delivering a well balanced review as it valedates my experiences & opinion - money well spend I say (which goes for most Bosch tools)!

If it did 1/4" I'd get one for a backup.

This is an awesome solution. I haven’t had the need to start building out a stack of pack outs yet, but when I do I will definitely keep this in mind.

Reloaded loadouts are good idea. It's always nice to see fellow tradesmen evolving.

1. Sparky. 2. Matt, was in Episode 3 od the series, so I won't tell. You all need to check it yourselves :)

As a professional sweater living in Florida I highly recommend sweat wicking shirts like Under Armor heat gear or Columbia . I just bought a Milwaukee heat tee but haven’t tried it yet. Cotton is not my friend!

I don't mind ammo cans, although I do find them a bit bulky on occasions. I have all my adapter leads in one of mine. You can use Shadow Foam in them to increase the organisation, but then you loose tool space. Matt has a very busy loadout going on in that bag, nice quality tools though.

A great video brother. I will be purchasing my Klein Mod Box tool box this week @lowes. Im invested in the Klein Ecosystem now.😊

What about using this or one of the Klein mod box sets with railer bits. Specifically the 6 inch torx and Allen bits instead of carrying separate keys.

The ratcheting stuby screwdriver in loadout 1 looks like a Milwaukee

I love this series👌

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You are going to have to fix that PhD placard to; Joey Morgan, PsD "Pretty Sweaty Dude". 😂 All realness thanks for hanging in through the elements to make another quality video. Now go hydrate please!

Maybe going with your idea of the pex you could put a dab or two of superglue on each side, that would probably help prevent it from spinning around like it was. Just a thought though!

I think it would be great for you to do an episode or episodes that shows your tools in Packouts. Show everyone how you organize your tools and what fits. It would help give ideas to Packout people. Then have viewers send in pics of their tools in Packout and share their pics with us over many episodes. Kind of like your "Guess the Trade" episodes but maybe "What's in our Packouts" episodes. Just an idea for content. Love all your episodes and your attention to details.

If I was Rob, I'd start a business of buying Milwaukee Packout gear in the UK (in black) and then selling it over here in the US for a nice 20% markup.

Unfortunately, I can't find it online at Lowe's for $90. That must be an in the store purchase only, unless someone knows where I can get it for the same price online?

Love what you can do with a ammo can Rob and I understand locking it as a requirement at least it's waterish proof.

The backpack worked out alot better for me though it's no longer a backpack or wearable over the shoulder at 46 lbs. Thoes Japanese levels are amazing and cheap they come in pink orange all kinds of great colors and are under 20 bucks. I've since switched to mp2x and like the extra tool space basically a complete quick grab pouch without the entire bag. Thoes v swap pannels are great and if you order the build out edition you choose the pannels and don't pay for something you won't use it was just under 400? That clip on the front us from ripnot amazing usa product add a super low profile clip anyplace. Every service person should carry a sharkbite cap and ball valve in a bag! I have used 4 this past 2 weeks alone due to old apartments brittle copper changing out faucets. You need the valve to put on pipes that are spewing out water to pass through then shut it off. The insulated instalation pliers are us 12/14g and are amazing to use. I wish they had the spring like thr European market gets and the lock closed. The bottom part of the orange pannel is removable too for bigger tools fyi. Any questions ask away I'll let you know what it us or how it works thanks.

The vest is WELKINLAND Top-G Leather tool vest it's cheap but works not hot. I added thoes awp bags to fill the pass through pockets the stiff trap jaw features work great for that. That setup can run you around 100 dollars with additions. I have had the occidental leather and don't like it at all and it's heavier and hot. I've since moved onto diamondback 701 and love it but it's not cheap (get it on sale bare vest and use your own pouches). I do own badgers for framing when it calls for it but they are outdoor work bags as well.

Very nice, as always. I'm tempted again to get a "real" Vessel USB, but I can't argue I need it, at all. My knockoff did well enough when I repaired an air-fryer; maybe a little fast, but no biggie. I really liked the idea of having some Sharkbite caps for emergencies.

⁠​​⁠@morgansmaintenance Your viewers are very astute. I’m just a homeowner/DIY enthusiast and not a skilled trade professional. I’m an IT Director for a living. Prior to finding Morgan’s Maintenance on UA-cam, I hadn’t really bought any/many tools in the last 10-15 years. Most of my stuff was traditional Craftsman purchased at Sears over the years. One of the ways I’ve kept a positive outlook after having gone through several hundred hours of chemotherapy on a pump, several hundred chemo pills, twenty eight consecutive weekdays of radiation, and very invasive surgery was to plan out all the things I want to do and all the places I want to go once I’m healthier. I really built up my truck for overlanding. I can’t wait for cooler fall weather, and maybe by then I’ll be healthy enough to go camp and see some National Parks. (I’m @trucknorrisram on IG.) On the tools side of things there’s a million projects around the house I want to complete, and I love building stuff - tables, work benches, shelves, etc. I found it quite humorous when Mr. Morgan said a few times that we have very similar tastes. About 90% of the products in the two Veto Pro Pacs were reviewed right on this channel - all the Klein screwdrivers, the Vessel screwdriver, the Knipex products, M12 Surge, and even the same Veto bags. We have similar tastes because I took your suggestions from products you’ve tried. Those bags are set up to handle about 80% of the household chores. They’re a great organizational tool for me to have two grab bags of gear that will allow me to do a lot of chores and repairs around the house. Not pictured were all the Milwaukee M12/M18 and Makita XGT kit I’ve been accumulating. I put up a full Packout wall up in the garage to organize things. My first two projects now that I’m starting to feel a little better are going to be integrated deck seating on the back deck and replacing multiple window sills that my 3 dogs chewed on when they were puppies. Keep up the great work. Love the channel. For those of you who sent me well wishes and prayers, please keep them coming. I’ve never felt more of a presence of the Holy Spirit than I have since being diagnosed with cancer. I can feel your well wishes and prayers. I sleep so much better knowing there’s an army of prayer warriors out there in my corner. Take care and best wishes to all!

Try those (i think either silicone or vinyl not sure) "transparent tubings". The good ones start flexible, the cheap ones are a bit tougher but not like PEX. Either way at first when you give them some light heating they become softer, which would facilitate a tight friction-fit (usually onto a barb fitting but would fit your usecase), but if they're exposed to heat for some time they lose a lot of flexibility. So it will be very easy for you to fit it into place, and then if you heat it some more it should lose a lot of flexibility. Also what might be cool is to put the sticker on the inside of the tubing rather than the outside, might lose some readability but worth a try.

I use color…tape or paint. I can see it from a distance if needed and it holds up well. No need for labels when I know blue is fasteners and orange is wire testicles

for screwdrivers, sure but never really needed a screwdriver for a fastener that i couldn't use a drill/driver for. 1 thing though about the magnets if you put them on a bit and expect to see the screwhead.. forget about it. they get in the way of seeing the screwhead. i thought i would edc the makita 1 (green) back when Makita golds were still a thing and i had the hardest time tightening 4 square boxes because i couldn't see best the magnet completely eclipse any view of where to put the bit into the fastener slot but for building and running long screws into 2x4s it does a good job on keeping the screw on the bit

Use clear shrink tube over the label ???

I hate that mikita one. The old mikita one was the best.

You sir, always have the greatest idea ever! Haha and that's why we love your channel

Thank you so much for the review, made up my mind, the stretch of the Milwaukee won it hands down Thank you for enabling my tool addiction! 😂

Thanks for the video. I was looking through your videos and don’t see any packout load outs. Would you be willing to make a video showing what you have in them? I started a handyman business and just got business coming in and wanted to try to build my system but couldn’t decide which boxes would work with which tools best. Thanks as always!

Great idea, finish it off with a clear heat shrink before you put it on - much better than tape.

Oh yeah..."Wire Testicles" is the kind of label I'd use too!🤣

Great idea. Maybe put a dot of glue from a glue gun at each end to prevent the spinning.

Wonder if a dab of hot glue on each end of the tube would keep it from spinning?

joey morgan phd!

Love your content! I watch every video! Wish we had your department stores in New Zealand. Have you done any upgrades to your work Ute? Would be keen to see a new tour video

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Great idea, will be doing this on Monday on mine. Thanks my friend

Excellent idea! I think that putting a small screws on both sides of that PEX (as close as possible to the metal pins of the handle) would make it stable.

For anyone who doesn't have a label maker Brother has a few different ones but they have industrial labels that hold up better. I have those labels on parts bins in my hot So. Fl. garage and have never had them come off or even peel up. They have many different colors too. I have a not very expensive cordless label bluetooth printer. It can use batteries or plugs in. You use an app to make the labels as well.

Milwaukee has a bottom roll packout

That’s a Good idea. And for the spinning ones you can put a dab of glue in one the sides of the tube to stick it to the handle, but not too much or it will jam the axle.

Since you drove home the definition of tool talk I take it some ugliness has come from one in the past I wasn't aware of? Without calling a name out can we discuss what went wrong trolling or what? The best way to prevent issues is to make people aware of them.

Does it come in black 😆 🤣. That's a good cheap way to label something for sure. I don't have alot of packout organizers less than 5 per vehicle and mine might have 10 so good old mental memory ussaly just knows. I tend to put stuff back in it's place and every time so it's not such an issue. In the past I've used the cheap plastic cartridge 80s style labels and they turn out fine no packing tape required. One thing with the packing tape and it's important is to put thoes over the labels on your ladders! It may not seem like a big deal but if you ever show up on a jobsite and osha pops up that will save you fines questions or your bacon. Yes they can google the model but some inspectors are lazy and just give you a fine and call it good. We personally don't allow any step stool or ladder that isn't iaa or 375 rating at work. I don't care if it costs more money your insurance company or workman's comp will ask questions and investigate don't give them a reason to deny. So yea put clear tape on your ladder labels or even power tool seral number for warranty purposes (oil based laquer will work too and won't peel up).

....now I'm going to have to go out and buy a Heat Gun.