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I Ordered Almost Every Sonic Tool Made (1,800+ Tools)
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Well, I've done it again but this time with Sonic Tools... I ordered all 1,800+ Sonic Tools to start building out kits that range from beginner to a full mechanics shop set of tools. The plan here is to offer a range of tool sets that have their own foam inlays and that will also work with Tool Grid. So no matter if you're a track day weekend warrior or own your own race shop, I'll have a complete turnkey solution for tools! Stayed tuned because more crazy is coming. (Don't worry, I'm not going to upload 1,000 videos on Sonic Tools).
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Matt, I’ve already locked down the “beginner set.”
Highlights include: crooked shears, a bread knife for cutting things, a 1995 E36 M3 dual sided tiny screwdriver - includes enough rust that it’s difficult to switch from flat head to Phillips, a Lowe’s special 3/8” ratchet, and finally, a BFH.
“Ok let me explain myself”. Sounds like me talking to my wife when an Obsessed Garage package shows up.
Ha, ha...
Hahah!! I think this is true for all of us.
I love that response. I too have to justify myself to the wife with each purchase! LOL
And I am all about the "SETS" too!
The first time you run into a need for those 1" + sized tools, you'll think "Damnit, why didn't I just buy the other 400 tools they offered" - it's inevitable.
Ha, ha... You should have seen me sitting there staring at the 3/4" impact set of sockets going back and forth over and over on it.
I always tell myself with all the tools I have there always seems a tool I don’t have , when I need it most , that pisses me off lol
Matt is soothing. He makes, I watch. Thx
Matt’s not sleeping tonight until he finds that missing screwdriver. You know it’s true.
matt to wife: i'm buying 1850 tools from sonic
wife: 🙄
matt: well i didn't buy all 2354
wife: ...
As a professional auto technician, there will probably never come a time where I buy a Sonic tool. Mainly because I’ve already accumulated $50k+ of tools from Snap-On and the other truck based brands. But I am interested in what kind of organizational solutions you come up with. I recently moved to a new shop where I have a fixed workstation and the drawers are a bit restrictive. So I’d like to see what you come up with to maybe help my layout a little better.
I appreciate the clarity on why you would never by a Sonic tool. Because you've already spent thousands with another brand. You may have a different response if you were a brand new tech out of school trying to build your first set for less than what the trucks charge. At $50k, you helped put a truck-brand owner's kid through college.
Love the idea of a well packaged track pack and house work pack.
At 3:55 mark, its a plastic scraper tool we use to remove or scrape stick on wheel weights to prevent the surface of the wheel getting scratched.
Those draws and tools are some things we dream of having.
Epic collection
I think it would be really cool if you could create an excel spreadsheet for a bunch of the tool brands like sonic, snap on, husky and things like that and then write a program that you could input everything you have and what size cabinets you have and automatically output every product you would need based on the excel register. Or even layouts to custom laser cut foam to a variety of tools so you could have a sonic wrench and a husky ratchet in the same foam
The various toolbox organization idea for the future sounds awesome! Don't forget to include the new Harbor Freight Icon boxes when the time comes. They're great boxes
Buying every tool and trying them all out is RUclips gold and also happens to be incredibly helpful to end users.
I'm liking those screwdrivers with the metal striking cap on the end.
100% the "right guy"! If I ever win the lottery someday, Matt....MAN, are we gonna have some fun building my garage!!! Thanks for all the work you and the OG crew do, curating the best of the best for the Obsessed like us! 👍🏻🥃 Absolutely outstanding, thank you.
Now would be the best time to get some complete card sets.
I'd like the see a soloution for someone who wants SK Tools in Lista cabinets.
I wanted Lista and went really deep into it. I just wasn't going to work in any sort of scalable solution. Their catalog and assembly by the end user is just too darn complicated and inaccurate.
@@ObsessedGarage Were you aware there is a google sketchup tool to configure cabinets from Lista? It took me a few minutes to figure out the exact configuation I want
3:42 I have used that "clay model" tool for removing gasket remains from metal surfaces.
I’m extremely happy with my Sonic tools. There’s just something special about opening a drawer and seeing all those wrenches, or sockets, or screwdrivers lined up like that. It was hard at first to pull the trigger cause I’ve never really spent that kind of money on a tool set before but now that I have them and used them for a while I can’t wait to buy my next set. I kinda feel like a jerk for buying them straight from Sonic instead from Matt being that he’s the one that turned me onto them but some of the kits I wanted weren’t listed on the OG website. Hopefully when he’s done with this project he will have created more kits that fit my needs and I can honor the source. If it helps Matt, I did tell them that Obsessed Garage was the reason I was making the purchase. 🤷♂️
Do your tools still hold up two years later?
@@travisvanalst4698 yes, I’ve had zero issues with them.
I break snap on Mac Cornwell icon craftsman and have no problems getting them warranted… how does sonic do their warranty?
Snap on & Mac both allow you to order custom foam inserts, you can send them the part numbers of your tools and they will do custom layouts at a size that fits your drawers. More work to start with but you get much better quality. I understand getting a sales agreement with Snap On and Mac might be next to impossible but you've always been about chasing the best products regardless of costs. Same with Lista cabinets, a much better product than Sonic and are used industry wide in places likes Rolls Royce, Siemens or GE.
my snapon stuff breaks all the time, lifetime warranty is nice - but not when im trying to get a job done and have to borrow someone elses.
@Joey Greco I've had problems with anything battery powered, sometimes the quality of the air tools are junk as well
I've seen them. They are really bad. I really dislike that format. You end up with a ton of wasted space. In order to make proper foam inlays, there has to be tons and tons of layout changes and adjustment. You don't get that with this way of making drawer layouts. I've been down the path before. I abandoned my Lista dream when I got my packing station equipment. Fit and finish was not great, customer support was not going to work well with our clients, and I ended up with a bucket of extra bolts and had to source my own sizes to assemble. There is more that goes into this than picking the most expensive or heaviest gauge. I'm looking for functional excellence.
The quality of the tool is subjective - everybody has their own definition. Strength tests show Sonic is actually better than most. As for Lista vs. Sonic, just looking at specs, MSS+ is a better cabinet than Lista. For tools or cabinets, Sonic’s distribution model is light years ahead of the competition, especially for the high-end DIY guy. Sonic is used by BMW, Porsche, VW, MB, Audi, GM, Bosch, Massey-Ferguson, Bobcat, Lockheed, American Airlines, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Armed Forces, the list goes on. Most of these companies swapped from a tool truck brand.
@Joey Greco when you have countless dealership groups outfitting entire new facilities during COVID - the worst era of global supply chain, yes, there will be some unusual delays. All of this will be cleared up next year when production catches back up from a 2 month shutdown. It’s affecting all manufacturers, not just Sonic. Pretty common to have 90+ day lead times on professional grade cabinetry, anyways. Typically, Sonic has a
The scraper at the start is for white metal bearing when you are engine building
Looking forward to seeing more of this!
Would love to see what makes the cut, what you have already and what doesn't make the cut.
I cut about $16,000 out today. Next it's time to dig into kits and organization.
i have a question or an idea. put together a heavy equipment mechanic tool package then diesel mechanic package ? i would like too see what you come up with
Hello Matt, i need to tell You.. I hope some day i find friend like You. That passion, mindset You have is really impressive. Money and tools are same - they make things happend:) People think that, when You have money, all problems are gone..but when you have more money, more problems coming too.
Maybe in future i shake your hand and would be possible to spend time together. Take care. Bye, bye from Czech Republic, Europe.
♥
I'm down for the day! Thanks man.
The issue with these is they are all Chinese made. There are other brands that are cheaper, higher quality, and made in USA. If you like complete sets, they sell them too with foam inserts.
Chinese made does not say anything these days, the R&D and quality control is a keyfactor.
I know "you" USA guys like to upvote USA made only kinda things, But we europeans get all sort of mixed products, and yes you get what you pay for even here :P
@@kenneyyyy I can agree they do make quality tools and they have come a long way. Gearwrench is a good example. However, at the price of these sonic tools, you can get higher quality made in USA tools for less money and I can walk in any Fastenal and get replacement tools same day. You can't do same day warranty and replace with these Sonic tools. I have looked up SOnic's warranty and it is good and reasonable, but you can't beat same day, same hour service.
as you type this on your Chinese made iPhone/iPad/MacBook
@@aelomari1 i don't use apple products
@@kenneyyyy the issue is sonic tools is charging too much for Chinese made tools. Gearwrench is made in Asia but price is where it should be for that. Not charging tool truck prices for Chinese made tools.
For those hating in the comments, think about this. I'm sure you (or I hope) you like to see "small businesses" succeed, yeah? Especially one that's owned by someone you like (assuming that's why you watch his videos). That's LITERALLY what you're watching here. You're not watching someone flaunt their money for no reason. You're watching someone put their money back INTO their business. If he stops investing in his ideas like this, you'll then be watching a small business deteriorate and die. Stop looking at this through an envious point of view...start getting motivated or at least respect what he's building! 👍
People are funny. Just let them have those extremely long, passive aggressive comments Maybe they can make a good sandwich or something.
@@timkinley1779 Lolol. Yeah man, sad to see. I get this isn't the old, "sit in my driveway and wash my car" video, but this is what progression looks like! I think it's epic and eye opening to see what this platform alone can allow someone to build!
I think 98% of the people watching this understand what I'm doing here. I see an opportunity in a great product line to provide value to the world. Take something really complicated, make a significant investment in acquiring their product, then sort through it organizing the solutions that I would want them to create. That is why I'm confident enough to take the risk and taking the time to do this. My wager is that I'll be correct when all the dust settles.
Really loving this idea Matty
Most awesome sentence ever: “When I’m playing around with my Honda Civic and my GT3.”
I ordered the S12 box with tools and it has the older ratchets. How can I get the new ones?
6:19 Your tool brand says a lot about who you are as a human??? wtf? You lost me there.
He was definitely stoned making this video
He said a lot of people say that and live their lives by their tool brand, but he’s a person that has had some of everything and he’s not chasing sonic because it’s the best tool ever but because he likes them best for organization and quality combined.
I bought a Wera screwdriver to replace a Draper. What kind of human am I?
Bingo DJ. Every time I do or say anything about tools, I get dozens of comments telling me how their tools are the greatest. It's a pretty simple dude insecurity thing. "You don't like my tools, so I don't like you." Ever see the Calvin peeing on Chevy or Ford sticker? Same guys...
I love this channel, the videos are like going to your best friends house and bsing about all things car related. Keep it going man. And god bless.
Thanks man.
The idea of a “track package”, “home pack”,... sounds great hope to see news from it soon !
Did you watch kraftwerk’s tools ? They have a great eco system too with pretty nice drawers, organisation,... I think it’s a Switzerland brand... I don’t know if they are available in the us unfortunately...
Been waiting for you to make a tool set! I think I’ll need the beginner set.
Matt you are living out my dream with everything you do
Sure, all the car stuff is amazing. It's projects like this one however, which sets OG apart from the rest. It's going to sound nerdy, but I really enjoy following this journey of Matt and the OG team. This is exactly how I would approach it. It's great to see how Matt has been able to channel his OCD into a class-leading business and it strengthens me in my own pursuits in life.
Thanks for understanding what I'm working toward.
This is so cool, one day when grow up I can be like Matt
One of the few advantages of living within modest means is it greatly reduces the options. I wouldn’t know where to start with that lot!
You simply start with what you need. I am a diy home mechanic and have accumulated some tools over the last 20 years or so. It really depends on what you are doing. For me, good sockets at 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 drive are a must, then ratchet spanners 8 - 19 + imperial, breaker-bar, torque wrench, screwdrivers and a BFH are a good start.
Emily1963eh - exactly what did. Imagine having to sort 1850 at once!
Wat kind of vise do u have
The second tool you picked up when explaining you don't know what there used for is a plastic tool to scrape stick-on wheel weights off the wheels, kind of of handy in a shop, probably not in a home garage
Very handy in a shop. I’ve used that tool to pry interior trim, remove emblems, and plenty of use with tire service as well.
Ha, ha... Ain't no scraping that should ever be happening to a wheel.
I know that sonic offers large sets that are geared towards specific vehicle manufactures but, do you know of a place that lists tools needed for specific vehicles? It might seem impractical to just buy a set of tools for one vehicle but it could be a good start for people that want to start working on their vehicle.
I don't really like that route, but they have put some together. I'm going to go much more universal.
Two words for you Matt “Lovably Insane”...😂
And stuff like this is why you lost me. Just can't relate any more. I miss the old school videos when it was just a hobby.
Dude is running a multi-million dollar company now. Can't hate on him for bettering himself.
I have so much respect for Matt, he really did make it but I'm with you Dan. I just saved up for weeks to buy a hex driver set on ebay that cost $96 bucks. Nothing against Matt but right now it's just hard to see someone spending like crazy. $100 keychains, he dropped that spoon mirror and was just like I'll order another set. It's just unrealistic for me right now, but seriously more power to him, he really made it.
Bro what? This is his business. To make YOUR hobby more enjoyable. Guess you ever understood what OG was about since the start.
It's a hobby on steroids. I read your comment and think you must have hated the kid who had better toys than you when you were growing up. Should Matt make a video about picking up tools at a flea market because someone can't afford a matching set? Everyone is responsible for their own destiny. Imagine if Matt's parents gave up on life back in the trailer park because their boss's homes were too big.
I never said I was hating on him, wanted him to do poorly or want his business to fail. Nor did I say he shouldn't better himself. All I am saying is he was much more relatable - to me - when he was washing cars in his driveway w his Griots stuff & not in the business of selling products. That's it. It's just a much different "channel" now than when he started. That was my point. Nothing more ; nothing less. And no, I never hated on the kids that had better toys because I was actually one of those kids and I feel very fortunate to have grown up that way....
In the beginning of the video, Matt reminds me of a teenager which got his first stock honda civic and puts and puts a straight pipe on it and then gets stopped by a cop in the middle of the night, and now he says the famous words, " let me explain myself"
Jeff probably has the missing screwdriver.
Looking forward to the Michele Moreman version of tools; that idea has legs.
As an owner of a 98 BMW M3 as someone we all know said "I am the warranty" i would give both my nuts to have all that. But the wife who drives a 2019 RST Suburban doesn't get it. Hahaha!!! But you are doing something no one is doing saving me money by your pursuit of correctness. Thank you!
What made you choose these over Teng?
These are a much different class of tools. Teng tools are extreme low end.
It's a bearing scraper.
is there ratchet spanners? they are the best
I would like to see a head to head test on wrench strength between Snap-on, Mac, Matco etc. Seems like this would be up your OCD alley
I'm not sure interested in stuff like that. I'm looking for something that I like, then execute. Despite the perception, I'm not a micromanager.
holy crap thats a good amount of tools 70,000$ correct?
I would really love to know how does one get a tool sponsor?
I don't do sponsors. If you were to want any form of sponsorship, you need to be well established in that industry. You might be able to squeeze into a partnership with a smaller company. But any larger brand will have a more strict entry requirement. That's if they have any sponsorship program to begin with.
@@ObsessedGarage I have been a heavy equipment work boat and auto mechanic for just over 40 years tried every brand of tools be nice to get my channel started with real time reviews of new tools… have a great weekend thanks for your reply
Rubber boot for right angle impact. Still not up in the store. Cmon man.
extremely relaxing
Please please please build a track pack video. I neeeeed.
Matt orders tools, I click play every time!!
Do they have 10mm sockets ?
90% of people that wrench will not use 90% of these tools. . .Goonzquad garage took apart and rebuilte like 3 cars when they started with I think a 100 piece tool set or smaller.
And most of there tools are cheap harbor freight tools. Ive noticed if you watch tool channels on RUclips they say ya gotta have the best of the best when it comes to tools. But if ya watch channels like goonzquad that actually build stuff they use whats cheap and works.
Goonzsquad is your benchmark here? Just because some takes apart a pile of crap and puts a pile of crap back together doesn't mean it's done well. There is much more broad appeal in the dream that you can get a car for 50 cents at a junk yard and turn it into gold for $1,000. I'm here to tell you that doesn't happen. I take nice things and make them nicer. In all aspects of life that will always be superior to the junky version. It's like saying someone that works hard as a janitor that dropped out of high school and made bad choices is superior the the honor student that worked his face off to become a doctor. If I'm going to buy tools, I want all of them. Just like I'd rather work in an air conditioned oversized garage rather than trying to squeeze into a tiny sweat box with junk everywhere. Wouldn't that be superior?
@@ObsessedGarage Your comment addressed nothing of what I said. Nothing on there says anything about the Goonzquad quality does it? That was just an example showing how most automotive jobs can be done with a standard tool set. My point is in the first sentence which you totally ignored. But since you know it’s true that’s probably why you ignored it and went way off about something that was never in question. Whether Goonzquad does crap job or puts crap back together has nothing to do with tool usage which again still stands and I’ll repeat my point . . 90% of people who wrench on their cars will never use 90% of those tools.
you wont use 85% of that stuff ever
And?
@@gohard7615 what ?
I was going to say 95% lol
My guess it that it is about 25% in the never category. Probably 50% in the extremely rare area.
Wera make quite good tools
This is what addiction looks like
This soooo freaking awesome I wish I had unlimited money!!!
I was under the impression you ALREADY had all their tools. 🤔
I have a semi-complete set. I wanted all of the tools so I could begin building out smaller sets.
I wish they offered a better selection of SAE tools very limited.
Same here. I'll get that done for us.
Amazing
I gotta give it to you. you found a way to sell tools to guys that I don't think actually work on anything. I picture the guys buying these sets live in a deed restricted neighborhood that don't allow you to change oil on your leased suv in your own driveway. it's kinda brilliant to find a way to sell tools to guys that aren't mechanics while everyone else markets to the guy turning wrenches for a living that can only afford what he has because of a line of credit on a tool truck and that driver chasing him down for his weekly payment.
but normal guys with money can't really buy snapon stuff no matter the cost, because who has time to find a tool truck and if you haven't spent your life repairing cars, you wouldn't even know what tools make sense to buy.
Great project 👍 love all the information, but there always seams there is alway that one tool you dont have , beautiful shop
I feel the exact same way. I'm always missing the one thing I need at the time.
Little Honda bro here 👋
Hi Matt hope your doing good mate , just a quick one but please please check out wera tools , you will love them , the qualty and detail i find are like no other , if there was ever a tool brand that suits your personalty its wera tools for sure , even just grab yourself a complete socket set for you to check out and play with then tell me if i was wrong or right , chears matt
Yeah man. I'm very familiar with them. The plan is to choose an entire line of products and build out a system for myself. Then I share that with everyone else. After I get through all product types for the garage, then I can continue to curate more.
@@ObsessedGarage @Obsessed Garage yea man in a lot of ways we have similar personality traits so i always get and understand why and how you do things and must admit i find it really refreshing that im not the only one lol attention to detail and looking at things with a certain amount of depth more so than most , but yea man its all about the process of elimination to find simply the best , im glad you are aware of wera , i just find them to be the perfect tool , the basic tools i find are as good quality as anything else i mean those Germans they sure know how to make stuff thats for sure but the thing about wera that makes them stand out for me is the additional thought and engineering that others seem to lack as a few examples such as the hex plus profile on there allen keys they just grip and bite like no other allen keys , where normal allen keys even the best quality ones will round off a stubborn allen bolt the hex plus just seems bite and hold on and then there joker wrenches with that bi hex head and super fine teeth on the ratchet side makes it when using the wrench theres very little play and a much better contact patch than any other wrenches ive tried and this level of quality and the innovative additions through out there range for me makes them the best brand of tools on the market and at a decent price for what we are getting , anyways i have nothing to do with wera just after buying and using there tools ive become a bit of a fan and if anyone else knows where im coming im sure its you so i just wanted to let you know about them as im sure you will appreciate them as much as i do , sorry for the massive message its just i love all this stuff , research , process of elimination , finding the best, then spending years enjoying using the items no matter what it is , tools (wera) , cars (bmw/porsche) , speakers (dynaudio/definitive technology) ,headphones (audizee) , flashlights (fenix) , the list goes on , but thanks for reading and your reply and hope you enjoy your weekend
You'll never buy enough stuff that you finally feel okay inside. You need to face reality and grow up
I feel great.
Does this mean Matt is going to do more wrenching?
I doubt. I already work on something at least 3 times a week. I just don't work on janky crap.
Only snap-on...the rest is history
No thanks...
Lol haven't seen so many mad people under the 100k Honda Civic or whatever the bill turned out to be. And let's be honest, 70k investment in tools might be more usefull than a 70k Honda. Not that anyone except Matt who evaluates things needs either of these things 😅
Summary: "I'm SO anal that i will spend $70K on tools because of foam inlays.".... "
Nothing like organization when you have the time and having the full tool rollout is something to be envied. I can’t really endorse this type of random buying that’s not what a normal person does they don’t go out and buy a complete tool line and hope they find a use for it just because it fits their drawers in their tool box. Function is beautiful to me if I have a use for a tool it finds a home in my toolbox. Now if you would have went the other route and said hey tool manufacturer give me every hand tool I’ll need to work on every car brand that sees this lift. you would have drastically have a change in the tools provided and be confident that the majority of those tools are gonna be able to accomplish the task at hand. Matt you have a responsibility to your viewers and your patrons to do the right thing and this needless buying looks bad as a leader idol and mentor of many. I’m not hating your obsession. I love your content you create just be mindful of the steps you take cause they are being followed.
What the heck do you think I'm doing here? I bought every tool so that I can narrow it down to what someone would actually need.
This guy must be in some debt or has a shit load of sponsors
Does he ever where the same pair of sneakers
My tool is bigger and harder than yours 😂
Matt has to invent a tire denibber 🤑
Obsessed Garage?...More like Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Ha, ha... Yeah, I do have that.
@@ObsessedGarage Takes one to know one
The red sea has come again
Sonic Tools vs SK Tools???
Lots of high quality tool brands out there. Have to look at the entire experience like warranty process, customer service response, etc.
Can you make a video breaking down your monthly earnings from everything? I'd rather see that then anything car related
I don't think that would go over well. That number is super unrelatable and would surely bring out the pitchforks.
@@ObsessedGarage all good thanks for response back been watching too much Graham Stephan lol. Sad should motivate people seeing how successful your business has become. Remember you talking about million dollar month in sales congratulations 🙌
Fun fact: Sonic is from Holland and so am i
Been binge watching your vids I sent you a DM on your IG check it out might have some tool accessories you might be interested in
Well, why not.............
But, why Sonic Matt? Please put in some emotion into explaining why. Put facts aside and tell us! 😎
Ask him about his experience with Sonic. Like communication, service, etc.
What's so special about sonic tools?
Nothing...they are just nice tools.
can you PLEASE adopt me
Free junk Sonic Taiwan tools …should have bought Tekton , same quality, half the price …try buying American made tools…SnapOn, Mac, Wright, Proto, SK, Mayhew , etc.. or German made, Knipex, Wera, Wiha…
If this is truly obsessed garage then it would be amazing for you to team up with kaizen inserts for custom foams for your selection of milwaukee and sonic. Would love you to see you expand to other great tool brands like felo, wera, knipex etc. With custom foam inserts. Also custom packout foam inserts would be amazing
You have to remember the complexity of doing something like this. You can't just do what I'm doing overnight. Each product line takes thousands of hours to work through and create. The ultimate goal is the have curated solutions for everything, but I have to start somewhere.
Obsessed Garage Agreed. I didnt say it happens overnight call it a long term vision. Anything great is worth its wait. You have already come so much further than regular retailers. Keep it up