Use steel wool to clean rust and light coat of 3 in 1 oil.

“Had a husky one but then there was this Milwaukee one and uhh well gotta get it”lmao 😂 I have the exact same philosophy, my wife hates me haha 🤣. I just don’t understand why she doesn’t appreciate the 100 different tool pouches I’ve accumulated. It’s not like I leave them laying around the house everywhere.... 🙄🤥

Buy a 30 dollar engraver and get rid of the orange tape. There’s no question when it comes to who’s tool it is with engraved initials. Thumbs up!

"Heavy-dutier"

To clean tools and to keep them clean i use a rag, some scotch-brite and ballistol oil, all you need.

I'm gonna watch this again for the 5th time because reasons

I like a brass wire bruch and scotch brite pads, and steel wool at times. Brass brushed are more rust protective. I also used the black Rust Converter spray paint on occasion, and it lasts a long time on my steel trailer. I used to do sprinkler work and fought rust on pliers and wrenches. The black paint helped identify my tools and kept them rust free , easily identifiable, and less theft. I also like my stainless steel wire strippers. Fluid film is kind of waxy, messy, smelly, and collects dust.

'yano its milwaukee so u gotta get it' literally every electrician lol bag looks sick think im gonna get it

I'm working with non-rusting tools mostly. :) I'm using WD-40 and similar stuff to clean and oil the joints. Wet rag for cleaning the handles. :)

Those "whompers" you got, we call Those rabbit ears in South Texas. Everytime I watch a video like this it's crazy hearing the different names for things..also the knipex demo knife you got there is pronounced kah-knee-pex but most people say ni-pex..German brand they make some pretty bad ass pliers that I'd recommend. Knipex cobras..worth it

I use a steel wire brush then a light coat of 3 in 1 oil. You can use one on a drill if you have several to do just wear gloves because of kick back.

Evapo Rust works excellent safe for plastics, rubber and wood. A little expensive but look into it. Just soak overnight and comes out brand new unless there is pittting

Some advice from a man that’s been doing this for years. Ditch most of that stuff to a bag you leave in the truck. Majority of the time you won’t need all of that when you’re on the job site, and it’s just gonna hurt your back in the end. Also major tip BUY AN ENGRAVER. People will rip that tape right off, and walk right off the site with all your shit if you aren’t careful.

3 in 1 oil is amazing to clean and protect your tools

You can use vinegar and put some salt over the rust. leave them in there for a day or two.

Would have Ben nice if you would have posted a link to this model!

Soak in white vinegar overnight, wash with soap and water, and dry throughly. I’d use some 3-in-1 oil afterwards. Thanks for the video man.

Wire brush WD-40 and some light sanding also clean them weekly

How do u like the pack out tote I just bought it looking for to it

Thank you for sharing