Great video sir! Very thorough loadout.

Subscribing because I'll looking forward to seeing the full walkthrough

Great vid! I hope there’s a part 2 of this vid since it ended on the rack a tiers cable pry bar. Looking forward to the work truck tour!

Everybody raves about the M12 Surge, and if I could go back in time I'd probably start with M12 instead of M18 -- seems like a great mix of smaller, lighter, quieter, and tons of control for an impact. Between brushless and battery tech, the 12V tools of today are *remarkably* performant. Sure, it's not the all-day workhorse if you're building a deck, drilling holes for anchor bolts, or if you need to run a paddle bit through an entire house worth of studs... but if you need that then stick on M18 and go get an SDS or a right-angle boring monster. I personally have the M12 installation driver. It's pricy, but it has pulled my ass out of the fire a few times with those attachments - the clutch on it goes down to basically finger-tight on even small fasteners. I'm not using it to fix a pair of glasses or set/grub screws, but it'll handle even fine thread

@PalmerElectrical

18 күн бұрын

I have an M12 Surge Fuel driver that i keep at home for shop use. I definitely can appreciate its power, but I do need the extra umph of the m18 for the work day. I have seen the installation driver, and my initial impression has always been that its kind of gimmick-y because of the interchangeable heads. At first; I thought the same of my Wera driver and its removable shaft and bit storage. Perhaps it is worth a look though, I do have a need for delicate driving. Thank you for your comment!

@nachoisme

18 күн бұрын

What belt is that? I’ve been looking for a stiffer belt and that held up nice

@PalmerElectrical

18 күн бұрын

@@nachoisme It is a Nexbelt! Its made for conceal carry holsters. Its a click-type belt, and its suuper rigid. Highly recommend for industrial feel.

@nachoisme

17 күн бұрын

@@PalmerElectricalnice…I saw that one in my research. Good to know it’s legit. Thanks for the reply

staying prayed up and never giving up is essential. Call me crazy, but building a relationship with the Creator is incredible-it's like recognizing your parents.has helped my buisness grown Any way just subbed to get ya going a Lil 👍

@PalmerElectrical

18 күн бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

This could definitely use some editing. You left in outtakes and then the video just stops mid-sentence.

@blairwilson9272

18 күн бұрын

yeah I am wondering if there will be a part 2?

@PalmerElectrical

17 күн бұрын

@@blairwilson9272 I will probably do a truck tour where I will talk more about tools and storage!

@PalmerElectrical

17 күн бұрын

@kiwe3546 Thank you for feedback, I plan to improve my videos as I continue 👍🏻

@user-ov9zy7pu4s

16 күн бұрын

I think you did a nice job, it was great to watch