Utility Saws, Fastening Accessories & Diagnostic Aids
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MUST HAVE TOOLS for any Electrician Apprentice? HERE THEY ARE!
What happens here
The final segment of the tool review covers miscellaneous but equally important items. The electrician presents a Milwaukee foldable keyhole saw, highlighting its advantage over fixed saws in preventing damage to the tool bag. He stresses the necessity of an Allen key set, recommending a comprehensive set like his Klein Tools version, over individual keys to maintain organization. Additional items include wire nuts for electrical connections, a razor knife for precise cutting of Romex sheathing, and electrical tape for insulation and bundling. Lastly, he showcases a Klein Tools plug-in tester with an LCD display, which provides detailed diagnostics of outlet issues, and a Milwaukee bit box containing a variety of bits, including Phillips, flathead, and nut drivers in different sizes, emphasizing the importance of staying versatile with tools.
Goal: Showcase remaining essential tools including saws, fasteners, and diagnostic items.
Tools and materials
- Allen Key Set Klein Tools — Tightening and loosening hex screws
- Bit Box — Providing a range of screwdriver bits and nut drivers for different fasteners
- Foldable Keyhole Saw Milwaukee — Cutting holes in drywall or wood, especially for outlet boxes
- Plug-in Tester Klein Tools — Diagnosing wiring issues in electrical outlets
- Razor Knife — Cutting Romex sheathing and other materials
- Electrical Tape — Insulating and bundling wires
- Wire Nuts — Securing electrical wire connections
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