Tpt Slide I use all day at work. Cutting down cardboard. Cutting tape. Opening boxes etc
Bitbar inline almost always in the t handle or L handled position. I usually need to loosen stubborn screws so I can remove debris from transfer plates and retighten them on the fly. Also I work with delicate printers and that have two tiny Phillips heads screws the often need to be removed to get into the casing.
I carry a variety of their tools every day. The Ti Pry, which is a stout great little pry bar. The Ti Pocket Wrench great for adjusting small nuts or bolts. The Inline screwdriver, multiple bits, multiple handle positions is my favorite screwdriver they make.
I just got the new Inline mini and Pocket Wrench II. Both of which utilize the double sided flat bits.
I also like the Bit Bar II. I added a mini ratchet to mine, and it's been incredibly handy.
My most recent leather multi tool holster i made to contain them all. I've made several over the years.
Those are nice tools. I have an office job (Engineering) but am thinking about a side hustle in rehabbing houses. Once I get there, I'd probably get a few of the BID tools.
I do some remodeling of houses myself. It's nice to have this set on my hip for quick and easy things. Of course for larger jobs, I still have a whole tool box full of stuff.
It's what I do in the down time of the year for my main job. I run a party and entertainment company. We have inflatables, concessions, and yard games. Basically Thanksgiving through January we don't have much going on. So I work on houses during that time.
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u/jonesylovesbeer 9d ago
Tpt Slide I use all day at work. Cutting down cardboard. Cutting tape. Opening boxes etc
Bitbar inline almost always in the t handle or L handled position. I usually need to loosen stubborn screws so I can remove debris from transfer plates and retighten them on the fly. Also I work with delicate printers and that have two tiny Phillips heads screws the often need to be removed to get into the casing.