I often have notebooks, paperwork, files, a codebook, and other things that I need to keep in my truck. Traditionally I just used my passenger seat or the top of my center console for this, which meant that every so often all of my stuff went flying through my truck lol. I needed something to put all of it in that keeps it tucked away and secure. Read More
This would have come in handy so many times in the past. A socket set that extracts damaged fasteners and doesn’t allow stripped bolts and nuts to get lodged and stuck in the socket. Read More
Well, this is a bit of a surprise, I didn’t know Husky made weatherproof carry-cases like this. I have a couple of gun cases that are similar but I’d never have thought to keep one of these for tools. Let’s check it out! Read More
The past few months have been rolling tool-cart months it seems. I’ve got so many damn tool carts now that I don’t know what to do with them all. Let’s see how this husky stacks up to the competition. Read More
You wouldn’t think an electrician would use a roofing square, but I use them constantly. In construction, especially in wood environments, we cut wood constantly, so having a square around is always a good idea. Read More
I’m a huge nerd when it comes to socket sets, kind of like I was as a kid with Crayon sets. The bigger and more options, the better. Home Depot just sent me a 72-piece mechanic’s tool set and I couldn’t be more excited to break it out. Read More
I have not used a standard set of screwdrivers in over a decade. Everything I use is designed specifically for electricians, even those that are not electrically insulated. Home Depot sent me this set Husky set so let’s see what it has to offer an electrician. Read More
Electricians are no stranger to using various methods to cut conduit and tubing. Most of the time we use a sawzall or a bandsaw to cut hard conduit, and a ratcheting pvc cutter for pvc conduit. Many of us have a sly trick up our sleeve when it comes to those “tight” instances where you can’t fit any of these tools in a confined space - introducing the Husky Quick-Release Tube Cutter. Read More
This is a cool little bag that gives you a lot of portability options with your tools. I am a huge fan of hard-cases for use in the electrical trade, especially for storage in your truck or van for “extra” tools. I use hard bags to keep things that I don’t use as often, but still use somewhat frequently; like large channel-locks, roto-splitter, speed-square, monkey-wrench, spare drill bits, hole-saws, crimpers, etc. Let’s see how this Husky tote stacks up. Read More
The 16-inch Pro Mobile Office by Husky is a neat idea for keeping up with documents and some basic tools and equipment in your work-truck. It can be used to keep “glove-box-items,” flashlights, files, and many other things and is designed more for carrying office supplies, more than tools. Read More
