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What is the red thing in the socket drawer? I would guess a oil filter socket….?
Nice video
I ask friends if they have some tools that I could need because every jear I have to buy a new box
Hey Chris. What S10 toolbox is that? What tool combo etc is it? Been trying to find it but there’s so many options on it. Thanks in advance.
I like my tools like I like my cars. Old school and German. My preferred brands are Wera and Gedore. They are basically the Porsche of the tool world. Expensive, very precise, and tough.You can find them for nearly half the cost here in the states on German Amazon. Same goes for any German tools like Stahlwille among others.
Your tool box is more organised than mine and I’m a professional mechanic. lol
I am usibg gedore looks like a new mustang for me
i like husky because the finish on their black chrome socket is the most beautiful thing ive ever seen
Always have a drawer full of 10mm sockets. You have to make them feel at home or they will leave your toolbox.
harbor freight is the key
QUESTION: should i get deep or shallow sockets or both?
my tools . . ford pinto with a chrome shifter and chrome fender flares.
haha wo me and you lhad the same first plastic toolbox
Husky: honda its alright i mean it works its alright
Good tip that i found was buy a cheap toolbox with tools initially, then, as you use your tools replace the ones you break with a high quality brand of tool, this way you end up with high quality tools for the tools you use the most hence the reason they broke, without having to pay over the odds for tools that you wont use enough to break.
A Cresent wrench is gimmicky?
72 teeth ratchets are f***ing awesome as well.
Cool kids pinis r smol
Craftsmen tools are great
Stanley is definitely a good brand for starting out, easy to find
I like your video I saw today you’re not pushing you’re not cranky or just stating the facts from your experience and it was really helpful in the way thank you
is 3/4 drive worth it for work on cars?
no part store where i live rents out tools unfortunately
I now got to get tools got my car bring home tp day… socket tool set is what I have to get first now
YATO?? best in East Europ
I use kaizen foam to organize my tools
Don’t lose your 12 mm wrench
Mustang
Facon
Stanley is like a 98 civic
LOSE YOUR 10MM SOCKET!
Buy craftsman
Most of my tools were purchased at garage and estate sales.
CRAFTSMAN
you don’t use these tool in all of you’r videos
Make sure to clean your tools with soapy wooter
Do your wrenches longest to shortes
snapon is like having a super hot girlfriend but she spends all of your money.
I bought a 12 pc. ½” drive SAE Craftsman socket in 1978 and only had to replace one socket since I’ve had it, it was a ¾”, broke it taking off a lug nut. The set will probably out last me.
Gedore is like mercedes and facom bmw
Facom is like a rotary, especially the 787B:
All the brands rage at the see of this, but can’t be in the same category. Always higher than the others ;p
Cut a typical socket set blow mold case in half and put in drawer. Just pull the tray out when you need it. Or leave in chest and pull from there.
His toolbox costs 3,600. Now I see why he says work ur way up lol
Tool brand:Dads