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Epic Harbor Freight tool box tour! - Snap on Harbor Freight Matco Mac Craftsman Cornwell
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2017
- My first RUclips upload ever...in honor of all the tool box tour videos I have enjoyed I bring to you my 56" Harbor Freight private shop tool box packed!
Yes I realize how strong my accent sounds on camera now esp. at the beginning. Also it was very late when I was filming this and who knows what I was saying at some points for eg. when I said I worked for a major factory I meant a dealership and its clearly a inner tie rod tool. I'm very new to talking on camera but it doesn't matter I hope everyone enjoys!
Great in detail coverage on your tool box-inside n out. Thx for sharing with the tubers like myself. I gotta start my own vids of tools and other stuff.
Man very nice collection of Tools!
Great use of the space you have! Nice. Genuine review, look how you loaded that top drawer, great example of how the HF box will support XS weight and it didn't look like it took much effort to close the drawer! You demonstrated alot more than you realize in this video!!!
cool garage set up........like it....
Man can't tell you how dope this is. Keep it up brotha, hope to see more soon. Gonna go watch your leak down test video now lol
I use my boxes as a mobile workbench in my workshop. Easier and quicker to bring tools to the job. I made a pretty cool top for mine that the makers don't sell. The top I made is a one inch thick bot top. On either end pulling a handle pulls out extending worktop! This allows me to double the amount of worktop space I have on my jobs. Each half has been tested to 100 lbs so plenty strong enough for my needs. Simply slide in at end of job. Main top is stainless steel,1/8" thick and heavy duty rubber on the sides.
You got a great box there mate,a real working box for sure!
Great setup and by the way your garage does not look bad
Keep it up I love your videos and just make do with what you have don’t have to have the best keep it simple
I’m a aircraft mechanic and I️ move my tool box around everyday. I️ am thinking of buying the us general 56. Do you think it will hold up over time moving it every day?
Matco adv.sockets are great
when you doing the snap on box tour?
I want that Lyle socket though... They were out of stock when I tried to buy it :(
I like those MAC precision torque wrenches too. I think some people don't like them just because they are made in Taiwan. I have a set of Dewalt ones with the same style open end at home (also made in Taiwan) and they have been great so far. Awesome setup, thanks for the tour!
great video. If you ever feel up to it would love a shop tour. My little home shop isn't much bigger I would be interested in how you have things layed out. Super jealous of your lift
I worked with jack stands for a long long long time. To the point where i had 2 big jacks on each side of the bay just to make things quicker. i got so used to working with pro lifts at work i got fed up and decided it was time for my own. they are not expensive at all on CL. Make sure its an ALI (American Lift Institute) lift and your good because parts are usually cheap. I will deff do a shop tour soon thanks a lot for checking out the vid
Embarrassed by the mess??? I wish my shop looked so good!
Great video, man. I really enjoyed the commentary.
I like your no nonsense video. Looking forward to more vids from you.
Thanks for the vid. I am kind of considering picking up a 44in HF box for the shop. The only thing stopping me is the depth of the drawers. It just seems so shallow. Currently there is a filled 26in craftsman top and bottom, 56in snap on Krl and a 5drawer HF roll around that I work out of. However everything is filled to the brim and I need more space. I was thinking the HF because it won't ever move so flex and such isn't to big a deal. Anyhow what do you think of the depth. Does it drastically hinder the capacity in your opinion?
whats up matt. you know its funny you say that about the depth because i was worried about the same thing when i bought it. I was worried i would have sets that wouldn't fit. Fortunately for me it was NOT an issue at all. my snap on box is a newer krl 54" which has a depth of 23".The harbor freight is 22". not much diff at all. To be honest the smaller drawers on the HF box have more height than the small drawers on my snap on. They can hold more thanks for viewing.
Long Island Auto Repair thanks for the info. Can't beat first hand experience. it is reassuring for sure lol.
yea np at all good luck with your purchase
Great video im a mechanic also... been doing this 11 year and climbing... u have a sub from me bro
Great video. those little plastic tabs on the harbor freight drawers have always bothered me, and you have confirmed my fears.
subbed like you tool presentation style I want to hear your thoughts and opinions so stop saying sorry for taking to long man .Your teaching me one way or another Take care .Darren
i appreciate that. I want to make some kick ass vids for you guys so stay tuned. thanks for watching
Please Can We Use Your Video To Showcase Your Toolbox On Our ToolBox Tours?
yes please do i dont mind. I will be making another tool box vid of both boxes soon. Stay tuned its going to be much better!
Yeah, on how to destroy new tools!
Good vid keep up the good work
So it's safe to say you got about 2,000 pounds in that damn thing!
Great video!
thank you it was a lot of fun
Great setup thanks for sharing
thank you very much john. I have more vids coming!
Long Island Auto Repair great can't wait
It'll probably break, he says - as he THROWS it back into his box. I don't care what brand you get, an abused tool WILL FAIL.
accent? what accent? lol :-)
Whatever
Your a new Englander aincha boy? Y'all have the same lazy new England accent
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Epic ? HF junk .no way you aspire to be a great mechanic, more like just get by
Epic ? HF junk .no way you aspire to be a great mechanic, more like just get by...