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[johnwoolfrey]

Every tool stays on the tool cart or goes back in the tool box. No exceptions.

[DoctorRickSanchez]

_Keep several 10mm's on deck as well🗣_

[foodskewed]

I clean up in between jobs for the most part. But usually I show up 45 minutes early everyday and clean up. Even if I’m in the middle of a big job. I put all my tools away and start fresh

[luigigonzalez]

👍That's right, sometimes u need to slow down to go fast

[DontCare]

This is standard across the military, except they cut out the shape of the tool on foam inserts