Thanks for the shout out, Justin, AKA Son in law. Your help was greatly appreciated in building the vegetable garden house!

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Haha your welcome!

Fun. Would have expected more electrical stuff. Like a bag full of jelly connectors. Love snapping those closed and the epoxy-like stuff oozes out. More confidence when stuffing wires back into a wall for control pads.

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

All of the fun stuff is in my trailer for the job this has along more general

Thanks for the video Justin!

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kenny!

8:00 That multi tool is one of the handiest things I own for EDC. I have the Crescent version and it also works perfectly with the Grearwrench Pass-Thru sets I own (handles, extensions, sockets, etc.). I really like them. You forgot to mention... the jaw reverses so it also becomes a basic pipe wrench.

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes, you are correct, it’s newer for me so I haven’t played a ton yet. Good to hear a vote of confidence for it!

This video's gonna get big, I can feel it.

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Really?!? I just put it out since a few people asked to see

I have some wire brushes, bearer chisel demo screw driver and a few claw hammers adjustable wrench a file and eye glass screw driver kit

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Nice! I keep my glasses kit in the glove box, always need those!

Excellent to see you carry a defib!

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yea that’s the big life saver there

I use that same utility knife. The husky with wooden handle. I just lost my original pair I had for over 3 years, bought a duplicate. Old one is very missed. 6 days a week for 3 years used for work. Occasionally used on the weekend for opening stuff.

@BitnerBuilt

8 ай бұрын

Oh nice!

Fire video pulled as I was watching it, and my iPad has gone haywire….thanks Justin…….LOL

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Lol sorry Tony! I think that one’s gonna be a pretty good video but I forgot it was memorial day weekend and usually I have 1000 hits by then and it was only 150 so I pulled it and figured I’ll put it back up on Tuesday once everybody’s back to work watching KZread 😂

**video idea: in a similar vein to this video, i’d love to hear your insights for the most commonly used screws/hardware and maybe what a good “starter selection” might be? i have tons of different screws but often find myself not having the correct type of screw for various projects, and i end up wasting a lot of time figuring out a work around. it’s a broad topic, i know, but have never found a good beginners guide to screw inventory. maybe there’s a good pre-packaged kit you’d recommend

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm ok something for me to brainstorm I’ll see what I can come up with

I used to have a tool box that held the basics for any home remodel task. I was traveling 500 miles to work on a condo we bought. Since then, it has dissolved and just full of junk, but I had every tool I needed in my rolling craftsman box. The knock off pack out kit that has no accessories for it. Not even the Versa stack (I think it is). I am going to convert that back to that, hopefully.

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Yikes 500miles!

Do you think you could do a quick video of that apron please looks awesome

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

I actually did 5 videos on the best aprons I could find on amazon including that one here’s the link Apron Review Project! kzread.info/head/PL1O4cOFpS2L4V2r7jHtGiONKwz5Ld1mVQ

Butterfly lug wrench

@BitnerBuilt

5 ай бұрын

👍

Subcribed, 🎉

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

😄🥳

Great vid. I'm curious, what type of full contact fighting do you do?

@BitnerBuilt

4 ай бұрын

I trained in San da - chineese military style so full body, grapple, holds, punch, kick - both of my sons are on the USA national Kung fu team so next year they will be going to china to compete and represent the USA, my one son owen is trying out for the top 6 junior team in may and the top 2 in that should be going to the jr Olympics 2026 so big time for my sons right now 💪🏻

@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse

4 ай бұрын

@@BitnerBuilt I had never heard of San da. Just watched a tournament and it looks hard-core, similar to muay thai. Good luck to you and your boys.

Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. I am glad that some one besides me carries a good first aid kit. I do not carry and AED. How did you get an AED? Did you a get a prescription for the AED? How much does your tool bag weigh? What type of work do you do? I am full of questions today. Where did you get the wrench/socket set? I want a set. I enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing.

@BitnerBuilt

11 ай бұрын

Hey Lee, I grew up in Carrollton to north of dallas 😎 anyone can purchase them, you don’t have to have a prescription or anything but they are very expensive. You can buy used ones that are refurbished for around $400-$500 on websites. These are usually ones that have been in a cabinet at a public place for a certain amount of time, and they are required to swap them out every so often, so it’s still a very good unit. Otherwise you’re looking at $800-$1500 but honestly that’s the most valuable piece of life-saving equipment a normal person could have my tool bag is very heavy I would guess 30 to 40 pounds i own many businesses, woodworking, Christmas light, installation, and landscape lighting installation businesses would be what this is mostly tweaked for. But honestly, I would have this stuff in there 24 seven regardless you never know when you need your baby’s right. The wrench socket set is from Home Depot. Think it was 18 bucks, and I’ve real world used it a few times now, and found it to be great. Thanks for watching Lee!

Did I miss a measuring tape in the video?

@BitnerBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it’s clipped on the end of the outside of the bag next to the Pinchy clip

Gotta ask, weight of tool bag with tools. I'm a 79 yr old Okie DIY. Got 4 tool bags, o e with wheels(ToughBilt) with tech clips that I Love. Tks for your post. Randy

@BitnerBuilt

7 ай бұрын

Oh it’s heavy! But it rarely moves from the trunk, since we mostly work outside it stays there and we take tools from it.