Occidental leather tool bags set up. B8080D8 

Another really good video, thank you!

I really appreciate these videos.

Great video, got my first oxylights in 2001, game changer for me as a carpenter. Great advice for guys starting out, the more comfortable/familiar you are with your bags, it's only gonna benefit you that much more. You don't have to carry every tool you own, just the right ones. Listen to this man, Great advice

🎉really helpful bro just got in the union my second week and your videos are really helping out a lot !

New high rise going up in my city, might be getting on the crew extremely useful videos I feel A LITTLE more confident watching these thanks for Cleveland’s local 435

Great vid!

Wow thanks brotha bought these bags before I watched but wanted to see it in depth

Great vid man, pretty similar set up. I run the 14oz fiberglass black handle stilleto. Also found out a chalk bag (for rock climbing) can keep your chalkbox dry all season

ANOTHER BANGER!!!

Great video and a really good speaker (I am a professional speaker) please continue to produce these helpful videos.

Great video. You have a lot of experience so I'd be interested in your input. You said pencil and tape on opposite sides. I do drywall so it's always been a staple to have measuring tools on one side and marking tools on the other. What are your thoughts on moving your tape back to your fastener side (same as speed square) and moving your marking tools to your tool side. That's how I run it that way if I need to grab my speed square and a marking tool, just the same as a tape, they're on opposite sides, easy/fast access. My way may also be more akin to the trade of drywall as we often measure for the cut then stick our utility knife straight on the mark then cut as needed (removes grabbing our pencil plus we know we're dead on when our knife feels the little dent from our original mark of measurement).

magnet stick that can extend in case you drop your tool in can't reach spot.

He said "indentiom" & "amateurish"😆🤣🤣😆😆. My dude over here just makin' words up!

The point you made with your tape and pencil being on opposites sides of your belt should probably apply to your speed square and pencil as well. I have my pencil on my right and tape and square on my left, time and effort are not lost. Just a thought though, you may work differently.

Great video and perfect apprentice advice. I like your style, maybe you should consider doing a "Apprentice 101" video.

I need a tajima. My dewalt gets jammed up so easy like you said. Love my Occidental bags too. Never gonna use another brand 💯

You should do a cleaning video on your bags , I wonder what’s the best way to clean them and make them look almost brand new

Being from oregon, do you recommend the leather or nylon bags? I know people in heavy rain areas usually go for the nylon bags since the leather will dry out or get heavier with the rain, but several other people say to just stick with the leather as it last longer, what do you think?

It’s interesting

Hultafors pen are great

Nice setup i am on my last semster at community college i am taking advanced construction techology its really a carpentry class i love it i have occidental leather oxylights they are great. P.S I am in Alabama

I figure the same thing with my square and pencil. Tape and square on the left. Pencil on the right because I’m right handed.

Keep putting boot to backside good Buddy!

Check out the diamondback tool belt systems. They’re so sick man

Awesome video I’m 18 and want to be a carpenter is residential good? I’ve been doing it for over a yr they put me behind a shovel but I’m willing

"Canabalized" "on deck" spoken like a navy aviation maintainer.

Where did you get the diagonal cutter at? And are they heavy duty?

Any thoughts on occidental leather beltless tools belt for formwork?

Can you do any side jobs when you are a journeyman, in the union I’m from Oregon

Any issues with the handle of the stiletto? Saw a bunch of guys tear the very bottom of the grip off. I went Martinez. Looked into the union. I have 8 years on a bridge building crew and that many years moonlighting in renovations. Rep offered to throw me right in as a journeyman. My only worry is I’ve used a few different form systems. Seems y’all use that many more I’ve never messed with. Benefits seem second to none but I’d take a min 19$ an hour pay cut per hour more in different areas. This one is a tough call.

Do you like those bags I’m looking for a new pair wondering if nylon would be better and if they are durable, great informative video keep it up been loving the videos

What’s the difference between the green Oxy lights vs the black ones (other than color)

These are the oxylights, right?

Can 40’s be to late for starting in this profession? For as taxing to the body.

Yakety yack

Martinez hammers are better than the stiletto but stilettos are still nice.

I know you make shorts of work videos, but would you ever consider uploading actual work videos? For example, GoPro pov videos? Thanks

dude...it's ok that you have access to contractor grade tools, Home Depot and the box stores tools do ok with DIYer's home remodelers...why so negative about one store???? 🤔🤔🤔

no-one should be carrying loads of nails and batteries in your pouch a pouch should be juts carrying what u need carpentry is like athletic if your a pack mule how u gunna climb around and fit in tight spots?