Holstery web site link: holstery.com/ Other tool links in the video description above.

WOW! That’s a fantastic idea! Very nice. I too am 67 with not much hips and the disappearing Behind. Good times eh? On the Subject of Pancho Villa, I worked at a large wholesale Nursery in Central California for several years in the late 70s and mid eighties. There was an old guy there everyone knew as Shorty. His name was Tony Barillo. Spoke very little English but he worked crews in the fields and expected a lot. “Mova You Hands” was his favorite. At any rate he rode a Horse from Mexico to Visalia California in order to escape Pancho Villa in 1917. Pretty cool old man. I’m sure he’s been gone for many years now, but in his honor, don’t forget to MOVA YOU hands! Cheers. Love the tool belt. It’s genius.

Mr. Kimball, I have a lot of respect for you. I wish I had the pleasure of working under/with you.

This video made my day... I appreciated every bit of explanation about all the tools that a carpenter needs for his work, and I can see how time wasting/consuming it would be if you needed to look for or fetch a tool if they were not 'handy' on your body. And I can see that the first 2 belts you showed must have been heavy, but I couldn't imagine how light this one is even though it is smaller. Every time you added a tool onto the belt, I smiled and laughed, but when you finally added the screw gun, I lost it. And then you said the whole thing is light! I suppose comparatively. I appreciated this video immensely. Learned a lot.

Ingenius! I wish I had that bandolier tool belt 40 years ago.

Thumbs up! I was searching the internet for a bandolier tool belt! I guess I’ll make mine too.

Damn! I've been thinking about this for many years. Thanks for actually doing it!

Fantastic tool belt video sir! My tape measure would be clipped on @ center of chest on the bandolier, maybe on a metal band - not the leather loops. My hammer would be on a regular leather loop on my RH side down low. Love the clip on nail bag on the LH side!!

Impressive You amaze me. this would wok great for most people especially the DIYer

Hello again. I never spent much time with my ancient 4 pocket pouch on. I usually hung it in center of the project on a screw in a stud bay. However I always carry it bandoleer style to its next location. Your going to need that hammer as a companion for the set. Hope your finish nails don’t find a framing nail.

Very clever. I hardly ever wear a tool belt because I can find anything that is light weight and laid out for my needs. Might have to make one.

Very nice. One could make a double-bandolier version for serious capacity.

I love attainable dreams!

I'm shocked i haven't seen this before

Carpendito over here, fastest saw in the west. I may make this in webbing with canvas and leather for the bottom pouch.

I remember when I was 66. Oh to be young again.😉

I hope you didn’t mind but I improved the whiz bang carpenters square by apply a rare earth magnet on the back. May I call it the whiz bang carpenter’s square v2?

Clip your tape to one of the leather loops on the strap. That way you can grab it with your left hand, mark with your right.

Oh, my gosh! Brilliant! How many hours did it take to assemble? Way-to-go, Herrick!!!!

Supporting weight with a sling style or a "bandolier" bag is a bad idea if you know ANYTHING about the negative effects uneven weight distribution has on the body. Even your example, Poncho Villa had 2 bandoliers, evenly spreading out the weight. As I've gotten older, I've acquired better and lighter tools, but learned that carrying less is more. In this example, interior finish work, there is no reason to carry that much stuff when you can wheel around a work cart. You do you, but I'll pass and stick with my belt and suspenders. ....and just wait until your pencil accidentally slips out of your gloves and cracks you in the face!