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Here is networking and low volatage cabling bag that i’ve been using alot lately. Its filled with alot of Klein goodies and an couple others, only downside is I picked the cable tester that does not do distance 🙁
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P.S. That was quick to add this section, now to keep added to this post or make others with the different bags I use…… Could only upload so main picture, but I attached the last 2
Whoa, flashbacks to when I was doing some IT work on the side… Made a fair amount of CAT5e cables to run from wall jacks to desktops…
It sucks making cat5e patch cables. I don’t mind doing punch down stuff but terminating Rj45 kills your finger tips.
Yeah tell me about it matching pairs and making rj45 sucks after you do so many. I have an couple more pictures of other toolbags going to add and might split up later if needed
Nice spread! Looks like the Milwaukee drivers have caught on.
Conductor562 wrote:
Nice spread! Looks like the Milwaukee drivers have caught on.
I got them before i saw the videos on them here, another youtube had them reviewed. Also compared to Klein’s they were cheaper and more in stock at my local homedepot. I do have some others in klein tools, but with homedepot so close to my job. Its where my lunch breaks take place alot
I have the Klein circuit identifier that thing is cool as hell !!!
I have a Mix of Knipex Klein and Milwaukee hand tools and electrical hand tools.
Just added more tools since these pics soon will be updating again and let the tool culling begin. Sadly feel like an tool junkie
Been considering the Milwaukee nut drivers, any complaints?
From having the Klein set also, the Milwaukee shaft is thicker and they are a bit heavier. Beside that have not had any other downsides
K.C wrote:
From having the Klein set also, the Milwaukee shaft is thicker and they are a bit heavier. Beside that have not had any other downsides
Eat your spinach like Tyler. You’ll be all right
How do you like that Milwaukee screw driver set? I just picked it up myself haven’t tested out the built in wire stripper yet. How well does it work?
StayGold661 wrote:
How do you like that Milwaukee screw driver set? I just picked it up myself haven’t tested out the built in wire stripper yet. How well does it work?
I don’t really use the wire stripper on them, but I do use the wire looper here and there. I prefer my all purpose wire stripping pliers at this time.