Beautiful new box. Nice set of tools also. Also being in Alberta, I have a lot of Mastercraft stuff. Most of what they put out is pretty good. Plus it's guaranteed for life and I've had to take a few broken things in and they never had a problem with grabbing me a new one off the shelf. Thanks for the video. Liked.
+Bruce L. Ya, I've been happy with my mastercraft tools, sometimes waiting in line at customer service to return a broken tool can be annoying. Or sometimes they don't have it in stock. But other than that they're pretty good. Thanks for watching!
Nice box! Is it me or does everyone’s files end up with punches, chisels and air hammer bits? That happened to me as well. Definitely right off that bat, I can see that you invested in quality tools and then upgraded storage. So many times I’ve seen guys here on RUclips posting big boxes and filled up with about 80% cheap tools! Your on you way sir!
Love to see a fellow Canadian out there. If you have a snap on guy u should post his flyers. Im curious to see if they arr the same as where im at in Ont
+M Pfeff ya I try and post the flyers as I get them. My snap on guy doesn't always come around though so it's kinda hit or miss. I'm in Alberta so it would be interesting to see if they have different flyers for other provinces. I'm pretty sure they get the same flyers in BC as in Alberta
great video, I would recommend some bigger hammers though. I do the same kind of work. I like the BASH hammers, the rubberized grip will save your wrist.
+John Gibson ya no doubt. I've already changed it a bit from when I shot the video. It's hard to know where to put stuff when 2-3 drawers from the old box fit into 1 drawer in the new one.
Home Depot might be a good place to start. Or contact Milwaukee directly. Usually they refer to the date code on the tool to determine roughly how old it is. If the date code is close to the 5 year mark, Milwaukee may ask you to provide proof of purchase. Where did you buy the the ratchet?
+mdlee52 I bought it online at blackrocktools.com they won't take it back after a certain time period. I'll give Milwaukee a call and see what happens from there.
Doesnt matter where you bought it. I bring mine to a local Milwaukee repair shop and as long as the serial number is on there and its within the 5 years they will fix it, they have never asked for the receipt either ! On that note if the serial number cant be read and you have the receipt with date of purchase then they will fix it !
Hey i see you're a fellow Canadian! How do you like working in the heavy duty field? Im thinking of switching over from Automotive. Ive been working in automotive for going on 5 years. Im not a big fan of flat rate. Thinking of a way out haha. Good video!
Ya, I've been working heavy duty for around 11 years now. For the most part I enjoy it, but like anything it depends on your shop. One of the reasons I went hd instead of auto is the pay. I also work with about 5 other guys that were automotive and made the change and they all said they couldn't believe the difference. I work for a fleet so I don't have to deal with customers which is nice. I worked at a dealership before and that was always one of the downsides. So far I've had no regrets, make good money and work with an awesome group of guys. Couldn't ask for more.
Yeah i enjoy my job to an extent. Dealing with customers sucks. I work at a GM dealership so theres always a decent amount of work. But the pay just is not there. Not with the way the economy is going. I feel as if for my job i need way too many tools which i really do enjoy tools, but way too many required.I also feel that the skill set required has greatly improved with the use of electronics in vehicles. Im the electrical specialist for my dealership as well so anything anyone cannot figure out electrically i get. Anyways man thanks for the information! Its something im definitely going to look into. I want something that pays more.
The work is similar to automotive, but in other ways it's very different. I work a lot with hydraulics for example, and you need a lot of tools especially bigger stuff and SAE tools. It is shifting more over to metric but it's still not there.
It's one made by Tekton. I like them they've helped cleanup my toolbox a lot, but they only work with screwdrivers with thicker shanks. Here's the link to them on amazon amzn.to/2Fo4TNb
Five years and still a rookie, must be service manager! Do you use Palmolive on those hands 😂 I have more battle scars than Al Pacino and 4 missing teeth. Been in the pits since 1980.
I remember Peavey Mart from when I lived in Dawson Creek BC back in 1990. Kind of a Princess Auto for Farmers, but way better. They had all kinds of cool stuff.
No offense bro but I think u have small hands cause every tool u said u need to use with both hands I generally use one handed especially my pwz for alignments.
I typically use mine for breaking lose JIC hydraulic fittings. Usually means reaching in in with my arm fully extended into a tight space with lots of other hydraulic hoses.
+Matt Perrin I picked it up used, but it was in mint condition. Been looking for a new box for awhile. Was going to get one new but came across this deal and couldn't say no
Nice box and a great tour, always nice to get a new 'bigger' box and have some room to grow again.
Ya I'm really looking forward to that.
Thanks for the tour HDP, congrats on the new box.👍
+Rob's Wrenches thanks for watching
Nice tour keep the videos coming subscribed! I'm a Heavy equipment mechanic in Ontario myself
That's awesome, how's the work in Ontario?
@@TheHDPerspective it's not bad tons of work always busy with the salt on the roads acetylene torch and I became good friends lol
glad to see a fellow Canadian hear and a heavy duty at that. just found your Chanel. nice box too
Thanks! I've got more videos coming. I appreciate the comment
Beautiful new box. Nice set of tools also. Also being in Alberta, I have a lot of Mastercraft stuff. Most of what they put out is pretty good. Plus it's guaranteed for life and I've had to take a few broken things in and they never had a problem with grabbing me a new one off the shelf.
Thanks for the video. Liked.
+Bruce L. Ya, I've been happy with my mastercraft tools, sometimes waiting in line at customer service to return a broken tool can be annoying. Or sometimes they don't have it in stock. But other than that they're pretty good. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful tool box and tools
Why thank you!
Nice box! Is it me or does everyone’s files end up with punches, chisels and air hammer bits? That happened to me as well. Definitely right off that bat, I can see that you invested in quality tools and then upgraded storage. So many times I’ve seen guys here on RUclips posting big boxes and filled up with about 80% cheap tools! Your on you way sir!
Thanks glad you liked it
Love to see a fellow Canadian out there. If you have a snap on guy u should post his flyers. Im curious to see if they arr the same as where im at in Ont
Nevermind. I just went through your videos. Bad on me. Looking forward to August
+M Pfeff ya I try and post the flyers as I get them. My snap on guy doesn't always come around though so it's kinda hit or miss. I'm in Alberta so it would be interesting to see if they have different flyers for other provinces. I'm pretty sure they get the same flyers in BC as in Alberta
+M Pfeff no worries! Thanks for watching
Congrats on the new box
+Derek Hellam thanks!
welcome to the Epiq club!
Thanks! it feels good!
I just joined the club 3 weeks ago. Sonic blue 68"er.
great video, I would recommend some bigger hammers though. I do the same kind of work. I like the BASH hammers, the rubberized grip will save your wrist.
+GreaseMonkey X I'll check them out
Thanks For The Tour. Sweet set up brother
+Jeepers Creepers thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Nice new box thanks for sharing. You will rearrange a few times I'm sure.
+John Gibson ya no doubt. I've already changed it a bit from when I shot the video. It's hard to know where to put stuff when 2-3 drawers from the old box fit into 1 drawer in the new one.
Yo man,
That M12 ratchet has a five year warranty from Milwaukee. Have them fix that puppy for you!
Good video!
+mdlee52 do you know where you can go to get warranty on them?
Home Depot might be a good place to start. Or contact Milwaukee directly. Usually they refer to the date code on the tool to determine roughly how old it is. If the date code is close to the 5 year mark, Milwaukee may ask you to provide proof of purchase.
Where did you buy the the ratchet?
+mdlee52 I bought it online at blackrocktools.com they won't take it back after a certain time period. I'll give Milwaukee a call and see what happens from there.
Doesnt matter where you bought it. I bring mine to a local Milwaukee repair shop and as long as the serial number is on there and its within the 5 years they will fix it, they have never asked for the receipt either !
On that note if the serial number cant be read and you have the receipt with date of purchase then they will fix it !
+Dill Wiggle Milwaukee's warranty is really excellent.
Great tour! Nice set up you have !
+Black Smoke thanks for watching!
Awesome... Canadian HET... Word class hard worker...
You betcha!
hey noticed your in alberta, where abouts in AB ? im in edmonton... i figure your in calgary tho
+chase gauf no I'm in Edmonton too
Hey i see you're a fellow Canadian! How do you like working in the heavy duty field? Im thinking of switching over from Automotive. Ive been working in automotive for going on 5 years. Im not a big fan of flat rate. Thinking of a way out haha. Good video!
Ya, I've been working heavy duty for around 11 years now. For the most part I enjoy it, but like anything it depends on your shop. One of the reasons I went hd instead of auto is the pay. I also work with about 5 other guys that were automotive and made the change and they all said they couldn't believe the difference. I work for a fleet so I don't have to deal with customers which is nice. I worked at a dealership before and that was always one of the downsides. So far I've had no regrets, make good money and work with an awesome group of guys. Couldn't ask for more.
Yeah i enjoy my job to an extent. Dealing with customers sucks. I work at a GM dealership so theres always a decent amount of work. But the pay just is not there. Not with the way the economy is going. I feel as if for my job i need way too many tools which i really do enjoy tools, but way too many required.I also feel that the skill set required has greatly improved with the use of electronics in vehicles. Im the electrical specialist for my dealership as well so anything anyone cannot figure out electrically i get. Anyways man thanks for the information! Its something im definitely going to look into. I want something that pays more.
The work is similar to automotive, but in other ways it's very different. I work a lot with hydraulics for example, and you need a lot of tools especially bigger stuff and SAE tools. It is shifting more over to metric but it's still not there.
What screw driver rack is that? I've been looking for it for a long time!
It's one made by Tekton. I like them they've helped cleanup my toolbox a lot, but they only work with screwdrivers with thicker shanks. Here's the link to them on amazon amzn.to/2Fo4TNb
The HD Perspective sweet thanks!
Five years and still a rookie, must be service manager! Do you use Palmolive on those hands 😂
I have more battle scars than Al Pacino and 4 missing teeth. Been in the pits since 1980.
+Jacks Garage I'll never tell my secret! But I could out work you any day of the week! And I kept all my teeth. 😁
Is their a list we can download
+desiree vidal you mean a list of all my tools?
Who makes the screwdriver holder
+steven jimenez it's from tekton. It's actually pretty good!
What brand was your old black tool box?
+Bryan Jetboy it's a pro racer. I'm not even sure where you can get them anymore, but for the money it's a really good box.
+Bryan Jetboy I bought it at peavey mart about 10 years ago, but I've noticed they don't carry them anymore.
I remember Peavey Mart from when I lived in Dawson Creek BC back in 1990. Kind of a Princess Auto for Farmers, but way better. They had all kinds of cool stuff.
+Bryan Jetboy I always enjoy checking out what they have.
No offense bro but I think u have small hands cause every tool u said u need to use with both hands I generally use one handed especially my pwz for alignments.
I typically use mine for breaking lose JIC hydraulic fittings. Usually means reaching in in with my arm fully extended into a tight space with lots of other hydraulic hoses.
New or used?
+Matt Perrin I picked it up used, but it was in mint condition. Been looking for a new box for awhile. Was going to get one new but came across this deal and couldn't say no
Always a great deal used! Thanks for the reply
+Matt Perrin ya, it's pretty hard to justify the price of a new one. Especially when they drop in value the moment it comes off the truck