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I been wanting a box like that for mobile

2001, what time to be alive

Great setup!

I have both 6 and 12 point in standard and metric in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" drives. I have some 3/4" in 12 point as well. Pretty common on big equipment and I see a lot of 12 point in diesel cylinder head bolts

what length are the two in the middle?

There's nothing like snap on

That last one should just be a breaker bar let’s be real

Worthless video w/ BS laughter.

I've had 2 separate.Click type torque wrench failures.I hate them.I'm sorry, but your father-in-law or whoever you said it was was correct.Click type torque wrenches are extremely unreliable

He was definitely wrong. They do have to be recalibrated. However, i had a buddy I convinced to buy a digital torque attachment when he was looking for a new torque wrench and I work in materials science. The digital was spot on....and surprisingly my 15 manual generic torque wrench was also still spot on after never being recalibrated after all of those years. I have a beam type for smaller work. They're more fun to use imo 😅

F stands for F*cking you out of your money for a ratchet thats now made in China.

I also used to only buy into 6pt as fasteners allowed. But more recently I’ve seen the light and even with the modern high tooth count ratchets, sometimes limited space means 12pt is easier to use. So I recently went through and basically made sure I had both in my chrome and impact sockets.

Incorrect advice !

They are becoming more and more common in low torque situations too. I’m surprised how often I need them on newer vehicles.

No who you think has shares in tool manufacturers

Use clicky and digital torque wrenches in aerospace regularly. And they’re calibrated at specified intervals unless there’s a reason for testing it sooner.

I've got both, use my $800 snap on techwrench, but for lugs, i use one from local hardware store which has a lifetime warranty...which I've used, the snap on one isn't warrantied anymore but ive also never needed to

Your finger dude ! where do you work ? Please don't tell me in a shop !

Just zero them out prior to putting them away.

I have only ever used a split beam torque wrench and I probably only ever will.

They’re made much better today. Quality tools from Hazel and Gedore Germany are great value. SnapOn doesn’t make its own TW. They’re rebrands or outsourced. Over priced.

Really appreciate videos like this. It seems fewer and fewer people care about where something was made.

Just fixed pretty much the same exact ratchet. F711A 1/2” swapped, I fixed with folded layers of foil tape and cutting out a small square to put under the spring washer inside

Good day, thanks for the great content! Where do you recommend getting the bags you use in your box to keep tools separate?

Using the beam type, I can sneak up on a torque or even see how much torque it takes to loosen a faster. With the click type, you just go easy till it clicks and try to stop immediately.

Just tell him his daughter likes it...

I’m sorry if I missed it, but who is the maker of your cantilever toolbox?

Nice . Reminds me of my old Kennedy

Yeah I can't stand people like that, One situation happens and they base the whole world off of it

just bought these. excited to use them. heard great things about them. they were 275 for the 14 piece set. expensive but worth it

Split-beam is generally you’re most reliable, and has the smallest accuracy margins. Digital torque wrenches are by far the worst, although they are neat and handy with so many things requiring angle torques these days.

Buy Williams screwdrivers 1/4 the price and identical

I like Mac universals

The nice thing about 12 point sockets is they will plop onto a bolt head easily, but if I get something that is stupid tight that needs to be broke loose then a 6 point socket is a must have. I hardly ever see 12. point bolts.

Did everyone see when he put the snap on wrench on it rocked exactly the same way as the mac? What a clown. Also, if we were to play along with "snap ons identical product is better" use the right fucking wrench. Use a straight wrench instead of an angled one.

Parts guys say the darndest things.

Very nice

What a great dad! My grandson is taking an electrician course and a local electrical supply business along with Klein tools offer the students a discount. It’s a great way to get them started with quality professional tools.

i'm ok with my hands and even i could make a 360 degree light that wraps around the tool LED's are so efficient and don't really use battery-why not flood the tool with them if it helps? for all that money you'd think they thought of everything i'm shocked how many other torque wrenches don't even bother putting lights at all

That is awesome, definitely a lucky apprentice

12 points on series 60 engine internals

Technique is more important than tool type. The best wrench available will produce poor results with poor technique.

I use Champion brand so when I eff up I blame my tools. I can't do that with SnapOn.

Strap on?

I can't im to damn ocd 😂😂

I will stll use my Warren and Brown.

Like you need more sockets and drivers 😂😁 Oh that's the apprentices tools 😲👌😍 What an awesome start! lucky guy Enjoy those great tools and happy new year guys 😁🍻

Are you going back to school?

Similar to what I got for my discount, I got a 1/2" electric impact set, the 3/8" impact alone, screw driver set, 1/2" 25pc impact set, 3/8" stubby and deep metrics, and quarter inch stubby and deep metrics, rachets, pry bars, and the 3/8 electric rachet and the 1/2" torque wrench electric.

Oh yeah, soooo funny. That'll have em dying at the BBQ...