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Incorporating Power Tools and Battery Readiness

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Master Electrician Dad Tells His Son what tools to bring for a Commercial Job, thoughts? @dewalttv

What happens here

The father highlights the necessity of power tools for efficiency in commercial electrical work. He specifically mentions an impact gun (impact driver) and confirms the son has one ready with nut drivers attached. He then stresses the importance of having a charged battery and ideally a spare, emphasizing battery management for uninterrupted work.

Goal: Ensure essential power tools and a reliable power source are available.

Tools and materials

  • Battery DeWalt — Powering the cordless impact gun
  • Impact Gun — Driving screws and tightening fasteners with high torque and speed
  • Nut Drivers — Fastening and loosening nuts and bolts, often used with impact drivers
  • Spare Battery DeWalt — Providing backup power for the impact gun

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and my needle nose. I got my Phillips, flathead. Anything else I need? >> Yeah, what about a sniffer? Are you going to need some sort of voltage tester? Is your headlamp charged? >> Yep, headlamp charged. >> All right, so you're definitely going to need an impact gun and you looks like you've got all the nut drivers attached to it. That's good. >> Battery, you got to make sure you got a battery ready. >> Charged battery, yep. >> Make sure your battery's charged and then you're going to have to strip back those wires to put the connectors in, so make sure you use >> Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Look at it. Like this one right here says four aught copper.

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