IR Case For Belt

[Jeremiah Anderson]

That's the same setup I use Jeff P.

I inquired with FLIR about a holster for the BCAM SD model and I was told one didn't exist.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by wdecker

I just sing "the man song" to my wife

http://youtube.com/watch?v=9K3HuojHXUA

Works every time.

Go figure.

I like this version even better.

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by Kevin Luce

How did you guys convince your wives to spend that much money on a IR camera? I'm trying to convince her that the payback will be indirect by the camera helping discover problem(s) that might have been missed (avoiding lawsuit).

I'm with Kevin Richardson on making it work for you...about 1/3 paid for here.


I was my bride's idea to buy the backhoe and motorcycle...the IR camera was the same.

I've gotta come up with some of my own ideas...

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by lkage

I'm with Kevin Richardson on making it work for you...about 1/3 paid for here.


I was my bride's idea to buy the backhoe and motorcycle...the IR camera was the same.

I've gotta come up with some of my own ideas...

How much life insurance do you have me thinks she is trying to work you to death and collect

[Dan Bowers, CMI]

Wow - Jeff that tool belt looks heavy. I carry a flashlight and GFCI tester with me while walking and my camera.

Anything else stays in my bag at the kitchen countertop, till I'm ready to go to the basement.

When I do commercial buildings, I use a tool bag on the roof so I don't have to rappel off roofs and go back to my van for tools, but once I get off the roof, it goes back in the van. This morning I did a little 9,500 sf 85 year old 2-story bldg with retail, office, and loading dock on the 1st floor and 5 apartment units upstairs. To mount the roof, I had to use a 21' extension from the outside stair landing to get onto the roof of the truck dock; then I used my 17' little giant from that roof to the roof over the 1st two apartments, then used my 12' Tele-Steps to get on the upper roof over the loft apartments. Yes, I wore a tool belt that sees use maybe once a month in situations like this.

BUT, most times its too bulky and makes me look like an inspector instead of a Building Consultant.

I didn't get done till almost noon, and boy was I ready to drop that bag. Makes my shoulders sore.

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

I like the efficiency, and I don't mind looking like an inspector.

It's relatively light (I used to wear a 75 lb. belt as an Ironworker), and the heaviest single-item is the BCAM.

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by janderson

That's the same setup I use Jeff P.

I inquired with FLIR about a holster for the BCAM SD model and I was told one didn't exist.

I'm going to buy all the ones like mine, at walmart, and sell them for
a one dollar mark up.

Gentlemen, may I take your orders?

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by cbottger

How much life insurance do you have me thinks she is trying to work you to death and collect

Hey, I didn't think of that. I'll ask her...err...oh, well, later...she'll let me know when it's my turn to talk.