comment to improve: it look until minute 7 for you to open the backpack (which is what this video is supposed to be about). I would recommend getting to the content within the first 20 secs
For attaching a patch , with your company name or just a cool Punisher patch that you ordered online , but didn't know it was velcro backed instead of iron on, my painter's backpack looks so badass with it!! This pack is already a sign of someone who will invest a little money in superior organization, lol, ie, a badass, lol. It looks like he already has a patch on his.
Just don’t get it. There’s so much stuff we use that your carrying. I guess if you worked for a company and carried a few personal tools of your own and the company kept everything else on site.
This is for two types of painters, one who isn't driving a vehicle to the job, but works for a small company and may have to do anything, do a lot of stuff and not be able to rely on the few other people to have what you need , or anyone to be organized enough to know ahead of time you were going to be doing it and tell you so , and the second type is people who have lived that life long enough to know non commercial is where the money is, but every single move that they make is well thought out ahead of time, people who have an intricate knowledge of what weird tools and techniques can elevate a 3 man crew past a 8 man crew in terms of productivity, has planned for every single possible contingency and just absolutely eats his workload alive like nothing you have ever seen without leaving the room too much, lol, I started the first and ended up the second, yeah I might even look kinda goofy to some people, walking in with what is clearly a big ass stylized suitcase full of tools strapped to my back, but guess how many times a day i run downstairs, or to another room, or have to go leave and buy something , or burrow it? None, and it doesn't matter of I thought I was going to be pressure washing, working inside, outside, I got the whole house covered in that backpack and few other larger items. Right now in mine , I have two portable worklights that run on either usb or plug in, two will last me a full day on bright, and I am not carrying anyone else, exactly 14 varying brushes, 1's, 1.5's , 2's, 2.5's, 3's,4's, an eight I ordered thinking it could be used to streamline cut in, but it was way too stiff, it is now the best handbroom ever, artist's brushes, a can of flat black for roof woopsies, and an assortment of flat paint pens for tricolor shingles, a can of spray primer,markers, pens, pencils, styluses, nail sets, small hammer, channel locks, ratchet screw driver and bits for it, and manual screwdriver for a loaner or backup, impact gun, caulk gun, two tubes of caulk, small tub of putty, large tub of premium spackling, 1,3,and 6 inch putty knives, tape, sandpaper, sanding sponges, a few 9 mm and a couple 18 mm utility razor knives and cases of extra carbon blades, a folder razor knife, a field dress kit for meticulous hardwood floor clean up, a small, medium and large wire brush for cleaning and a paint comb, pot hooks, a wall charger for my phone, and a massive power bank to recharge my lights, meds, sunglasses, a backup pair of rx glasses, a 2 to 4 roller pole, my weed pen of odor free ,100% pure medical oil and charger, a small bottle of goof off ( keep that in the wet pouch, trust me.) a notebook, two nine inch roller frames, two four inch, one six inch, one extended six inch and one extended four inch, a trim roller frame, at least one nap for them all and about three 1/2 inches for interiors, a 3/4, a 1 inch , and a 1 1/2 inch cover, an extra t shirt to cut into rags, a large 5 in 1, and a small one, air freshener, a few hygeine essentials for long days, advil, a lucky coin to flip when I don't have and can't access the knowledge to make an informed decision on my own, a bottle of gorilla glue, a backup cell phone, a headlamp that detaches from the headband for super tight dark spaces, a couple 1 gallon handles to fashion extra hands for ladders in case I have to burrow ladders,I haveTHAT within my reach at all times , lol, I'd say it's a decent bugout bag. Is it heavy as fuck, you bet, kinda bulky, sure, does it make you way more effecient, absolutely, remember that every single action you perform will be repeated thousands of times if you really do this, so you better have every motion you make thought out and nailed down tight if you want to be the best.
@@jarrettvasco7710 things are not to be slept on, still going strong , still do everything with that, maybe a 5 gallon bucket of shit. Haven't even dogged it out yet, they made it paint resistant, solid as the day I bought it .
