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I'm having the same issue with a MP56. Do you know how to fix that on this phone?

You just saved me plenty of cash. Thank you.

Very good video!! I only use my cutters (hack saw & roundy round tubing cutters) for doing frames for golf nets. I do have the Saws-All and recently purchased a cutoff tool. May give them a try next time. Also, thanks for the comments about reaming/filing the tube ends. I only do that to keep from cutting MYSELF!! Didn’t think about wires!!

If you can not hear a tone near the cable is a good thing. That means, the shielding is working. I think the Softing tester is way too slow. Not seeing which wire is broken is also not great. The length measurement.... Wireless test are way better with an Android app.... Thank you for showing.

As someone who works in IT, I love the clean look of good cable management and the finished look of the patch cable connections. Great job!

I'd rock either the bandsaw or the hand tool. Hand tool for a lightweight loadout, bandsaw for speed.

Can you share the file anyone?

Thank you for posting this!!! The info you provided resulted in two recovered phones for our office. And the file size information and renaming protocol proved valuable. In my case, the files I found were actually a hair different in two cases - 42,063 KB for the rom and 9,985 KB for the bin - and the rfs was exactly 7,168 KB. Again, thanks for posting this video! God bless, Daren Butler

Bro doesn’t know how to cut even with the bandsaw shit is hard to watch

Hi, The 1.41 firmware has been released. Please update it and also try to measure the short UTP cable with it. Maybe they have fixed the bug and you have a more accurate measurement. Please try it because I am interested. Thanks

You lost me at low voltage…

is the Fluke DSX 5000 or 8000 better of a certifier than the Etherscope nXG or the WireXpert 500?

Curious if you've ever tried the Pockethernet tester? Very cool little tester that pairs up with Android or iOS. Even though the website is still up, I believe the company may have gone out of business during covid supply chain issues.

Don't forget, the case thats on the M3 isn't included. It's seperate. Also those tone wands are VERY fragile, they are not built to take any abuse at all.

small tip for the next videos is to point the camera towards what your filming. this far 2.5 minutes in you only filming parts of what youer showing...

Your awesome man thanks so much for getting back to me.

This was very good. Thanks for the video.

I have one for sale NYC anyone interested

Very good review, thanks!

Wire grabber tool, where u get that from. Great video thx

Great Video! Awesome info!

Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. Today, I found this video. What do you do for a living. I did not see any real tools except your meters. Thank you

Frame lock and it’s amazing!! #258 here 👊

You should check out the micro milling version. They nailed it with the detail and finish on it. Got my blacked out slash with skiffs yesterday and absolutely astonished by it.

I can't wait for mines to arrive, I opted for milled scales 🤩🤩🤩

What wrist size do you have?

Looks like you're the first on RUclips to take a look at it! Mine should be here within a couple days so thanks for making this video. I'm even more excited now! Hopefully you get the knife bug and start collecting like a mad man. Happened to me a few years back and I can't stop 😄. Great video! Would love to seem more EDC stuff from you in the future. Cheers!

This is beautiful bro

Mine's in the mail! Super stoked!

Great review. Skif bearing vs Micro Slash Edition?

It looks awesome, but how much did that cost? Multiply that by 10 crews.

Good video !

Do you still like it? I’m thinking about ordering one

Love the build. I'm thinking of trying a horse trailer. They sit low with plenty of headroom and super sturdy. Not everyone want to yank a trailer, but I've done it before for a while. Anyway. Great set up.

that static is insane

I love it! Great camera work! We will have to do a ride in the spring

Hi, do you have a model for the red micro driver screwdriver? Thank you

I wouldn't prefer stainless steel against copper lol... copper is healthy and not getting rusty..

That's nice but will it goes sideways across metal studs

Smallest veto pouch i have is the tp6b. I personally use the mct currently, i also have the tpxd. One of my buddies has the mb3 and the only pouch he has haha and that man can fit his 20v Dewalt impact driver, fluke clamp meter, klein CO meter and a handful of hand tools. Its like watching a magician pull stuff out of his hat haha.

Fluke's toners have a feature where you can short the line out and the tone will change.. well worth it in my eyes when working on high count cables.

Whats the name of the metal strip and where did you get them from, your van look amazing boss, I'm in a handy man business and I'm trying to have something similar to yours, so if you don't mind sharing that info I would really appreciate sir and thank you very much for the video

You take good care of you unit. Just got mine and need to figure it all out. What temp do you have your boilers at? Also, I put my ground in the sink too. It has a scrubbing affect.

Don’t ever use a tubing cutter on conduit. It will leave a ridge, even if reamed, that the wires will get cut by. No matter the tool being used to cut the conduit it needs to be reamed. And an option not shown was just a typical hacksaw, which leaves the least amount of burr and is just as quick if not quicker than the tools shown here.

Great video do you still use silicone gasket grouphead and the nanotech screen these days? Any other must have accessories?

These single use van builds kinda blow me away. It would be cool if we had vans set up for each type of job It would just be realy impractical to drive to a central location and switch vans between each job.

Nice set up bro , hopefully I get there one day

Nice looking watches. I was wondering if you are using the Leatherman Tread or or the Leatherman Tread LT for your bands?

Thank you so much for this comparison!

Great! Just what I needed to know. Took me a while to realise that for electrical consumer units the patch panel setting is the one to use.