I don’t know why I started watching your channel but now I’m kind of addicted. I had to come back and watch the first video to see where it all started. It almost looks like you’ve accumulated the entire tool truck through the years. It’s kinda neat to see the difference between guys that have been out of the game for a few years compared to the guys that are just started or still currently working. The amount of air tools you got compared to the younger or more current guys, everything’s battery powered now. Since watching your channel it has inspired me to start getting my stuff more organized. I’m currently setting up an old craftsman 4 drawer carry around tool box for a “90%” hand tool box. I run a welding/tree service and fix a lot of my own stuff so hand tool work good enough for me when I don’t have the welding rig on-site. I broke my chipper once and had to use a customers tools to strip it down and repair it since I didn’t have my own tools. No more of that. So thanks for making these videos.
Well hey I appreciate you watching. This first video is quite out dated and I need to make a new tour of my setup - it's changed quite a bit. Maybe in a few months I'll have to do that. The tool addiction hits HARD so be careful :)
Enjoyed beng watching i went from top to bottom and have been wrenching since 98 and u always can learn something new... look forward to the future... great job my man! Until the next video
Never heard of Toolvault up until a couple weeks ago. Looking online the specs and weight are comparable to a snap-on krl, what an awesome box and value. Man, if I could do it all again lol 🍻
Love the videos, I do cringe when people say air tools are on there way out. Not a big fan of cordless power tools. Especially knowing that batteries don't last and soon you'll see them getting hacked. I do have cordless stuff but I try to always have manual, corded, and pneumatic too.
Air tools certainly have their place. Cordless tools have just come such a long way, and their convenience is hard to beat. I will always choose a cordless tool first, but you can alway count on it’s air counterpart to meet your needs when the cordless just can hack it.
Im a big fan of electric. But i dont like frills. Give me all the beans with a variable trigger do they have thier downsides ya. But i find it easier to use elctric than air although nothing beats air for grinders cut off wheels or air hammers
Daaammmn son! Thats a stacked box! I've watched all your other tours before this one and they're extremely well done. You've cost me a lotta $ these past months! I also realize you already know the answer to most of the questions you ask, your asking for our benefit lol. Are those big foam socket sets Snap-on? Thank you for the vid👍
Thanks for watching! This one is kind of cringy for me to watch since I was so camera shy. I’ll have to do an updated video. Especially since my tool collection has grown quite a bit
@@ToolBoxTour...Not at all man, I'm like you, and I get way more excited about other people's stuff than my own! Trust me, you have a sick set up. I'm just getting into the Koken stuff myself and I absolutely love it so far. It's the first time in my life I've felt like I was under-paying for a tool! Lol
@@ToolBoxTour Also, not to 'fanboy' yah, but I think you have the best box reviews on RUclips. Love the clear camera work and the fact that you include price and part #'s so I can more easily spend money on more tools lol. Anyhow! Keep em coming!
Thanks for watching this one. My first video ever on RUclips. Definitely not as fun by myself. I don’t like talking about my own tools anywhere NEAR as much as I do going on tours of other peoples boxes. But I figure some people might like to see it.
I inherited my Father-in-law's tools when he passed and I am trying to figure out what a lot of his tools are. Could you possibly tell me what the red tool just to the right of the exhaust hanger remover is? He was a Diesel Mechanic and I received a Matco 6S 3 bank with hutch and cabinet full of tools along with so many other boxes and tubs of tools. Love watching the tours, I have learned alot already. I am addicted now, I just go through and clean tools and organize them.
Damn! You have a nice collection of tools. I thought you just went around and showed other people's tools and I did not know you have this type of tool collection. Very nice man, I am just getting my tool collection going, I started kind of late in life but I am getting there slowly. I will never own Snap-On or MAC tools because I do not wrench everyday for my job. Harbor Freight is good enough for what I need and do. Thanks for sharing your own tool-box with us. Where can I find that manual impact? I could of used something like that on a job last month and I never knew they existed. On a side note, have you found that the block test fluid has a shelf life? I heard it somewhere but have not confirmed it. I was going to buy the tester and the fluid but now I am holding off on the fluid until I need it just incase it does expire and messes up the test. Have you heard anything about that?
Thanks for watching! This video is a bit cringy haha. I’ll have to do an updated video soon with part numbers and such. Yes I have heard the block test fluid expires. I did a box tour from a tech in Virginia that told me that. He has the black and purple trim box in my catalog of videos 👍
One of the better toolbox tours I’ve seen on RUclips. Good selection of specialty tools, …. which leads me to my question. As an engine builder I’ve always used Diesel wrist pins to make my stepped freeze plug drivers. Do you have a Snap-on # for your freeze plug driver kit? Only thing I’ve come across are the aluminum adapters for lip seals. Just hit the 👍🏻 and subscribe. Thanks, Russ
I have an e-commerce business now. It’s funny how much this setup has changed even though I no longer wrench. I have added a 68” EPIQ to this and have changed how everything is organized. I’ll have make an updated video at some point. Thanks for watching!
Alot of stuff older..did u buy or dad give u there tools and add on to them with yours. I'm quite impressed..think u actually have more tools than me and iv been buying tools every week for 20 years...
I was a professional technician for 13 years. I worked on all makes/models. When you work on everything, you tend to collect more specialty tools than when you work for a dealer where you work on much of the same stuff everyday. I bought a lot of the tools I have second hand, so it wasn’t as painful 😅. Thanks for watching!
I think if I was to enter the trade I would just drop like $20k and buy one of those huge boxes and fill it with all the best …. Every tool made by one of the quality tool companies like snap on or Mac
I think if I was to enter the trade I would just drop like $20k and buy one of those huge boxes and fill it with all the best …. Every tool made by one of the quality tool companies like snap on or Mac
@@garageguytools yea I probably got close to 5k packed into a tiny husky tool chest with 5 drawers and a bottom cabinet lol. And I don't have much tool truck branded stuff at all. I got alot of the tools from the original manufacturer that some trucks rebrand though. Definitely more than 5k worth of tools in his box even if he bought it all used. Shoot one drawer of his box is probably about 5k
Lisle 36050. Quickly Removes and Installs Valve Keepers On Most Overhead Valve Engines With Valve Stems From 4.5 to 7.5mm and 5/16" to 3/8". 👍👍 Thanks for watching!
They are fantastic for the money. Since they are box end, they are plenty strong for anything I need them for. One negative is they are a sharp square handle design so when you apply a good amount of pressure to the wrench, it can be uncomfortable. I only noticed this once tho - I would buy them again. Thanks for watching!
Yeah I believe they are made by the same manufacturer. I’ve had mine for 7 or 8 years and I absolutely love it. I used it professionally every day for about 3 years and have absolutely no complaints.
heavily debating between the tool vault and snap on 54" master series. would you say the quality is pretty on par? buddy at my job has a snap on and this thing even loaded up rolls easily and handles weight nice. just wonder why the tool vault is so cheap in comparison
So I would compare the Toolvault to a Matco box. I have a Snap-on EPIQ and this Toolvault. I would say the Snap-on is better built and more refined. With that said, I only bought the Snap-on since it was used and a good deal. If I could go back to when I originally bought my Toolvault, I would do it again in a heart beat. For the price, I don’t think they can be beat. VERY stout boxes and I have never heard of anyone regretting the purchase of one. I recommend them every chance I get!
@@ToolBoxTour you have got a lot better but I've bn watching you for a little while and I love the older gentleman that have the big boxes with the tops fully loaded with tools from 30 years ago that have tools for everything and tools for tools and that you can tell they took care of their money makers but yet you can tell they was actually used on and never come across the ladies of the trade that have boxes I mean social media is full of all these female mechanics but I don't think ive seem one on your channel yet
Never heard of Toolvault up until a couple weeks ago. Looking online the specs and weight are comparable to a snap-on krl, what an awesome box and value. Man, if I could do it all again lol 🍻
Value is definitely there. I wouldn’t say it’s quite on par with Snap-on; I would say Matco would be more comparable. I used to have a double bank krl and those boxes are sweet
I don’t know why I started watching your channel but now I’m kind of addicted. I had to come back and watch the first video to see where it all started. It almost looks like you’ve accumulated the entire tool truck through the years. It’s kinda neat to see the difference between guys that have been out of the game for a few years compared to the guys that are just started or still currently working. The amount of air tools you got compared to the younger or more current guys, everything’s battery powered now. Since watching your channel it has inspired me to start getting my stuff more organized. I’m currently setting up an old craftsman 4 drawer carry around tool box for a “90%” hand tool box. I run a welding/tree service and fix a lot of my own stuff so hand tool work good enough for me when I don’t have the welding rig on-site. I broke my chipper once and had to use a customers tools to strip it down and repair it since I didn’t have my own tools. No more of that. So thanks for making these videos.
Well hey I appreciate you watching. This first video is quite out dated and I need to make a new tour of my setup - it's changed quite a bit. Maybe in a few months I'll have to do that. The tool addiction hits HARD so be careful :)
Smartest thing I have seen... First aid in the box! Nicely done!
Thanks!!
You have got more stuff than most of the tours you have done! Cool setup. Love the channel😊
I’m glad you like the channel! My setup has changed significantly since I add that video. I’ll have to post an updated video. Thanks for watching!
you should re make this and link all the tools in the description or price them out like your newer videos love your vids helped me out a lot
I have been watching a lot of your tool videos and I am very impressed with your work. especially this one. Thanks.
Oh my. So clean, so nice, and so professional. Well done my friend.
Thanks John!
Enjoyed beng watching i went from top to bottom and have been wrenching since 98 and u always can learn something new... look forward to the future... great job my man! Until the next video
Thanks so much for watching! These earlier videos weren’t super great, but I try to make each one a little better. See you on the next one!
Excellent collection of good tools. And all well used
Thanks 👍
Never heard of Toolvault up until a couple weeks ago. Looking online the specs and weight are comparable to a snap-on krl, what an awesome box and value. Man, if I could do it all again lol 🍻
One of the techs that I work with at my shop, has one and has had it for years and loves it.
Wow! Now thats a FULL ! box tour:) dream box set up,congratulations
Thanks for watching Claude!
Love the videos, I do cringe when people say air tools are on there way out. Not a big fan of cordless power tools. Especially knowing that batteries don't last and soon you'll see them getting hacked. I do have cordless stuff but I try to always have manual, corded, and pneumatic too.
Air tools certainly have their place. Cordless tools have just come such a long way, and their convenience is hard to beat. I will always choose a cordless tool first, but you can alway count on it’s air counterpart to meet your needs when the cordless just can hack it.
Also, thanks for watching!!
Im a big fan of electric. But i dont like frills. Give me all the beans with a variable trigger do they have thier downsides ya. But i find it easier to use elctric than air although nothing beats air for grinders cut off wheels or air hammers
Awesome collection man, such a stacked setup.
Thanks! I appreciate you watching 👍
Very nice, love looking in other guys tool box,need to make one myself!!!
Go for it!
44 pc gearwrench wrench set! For the win!
Daaammmn son! Thats a stacked box! I've watched all your other tours before this one and they're extremely well done. You've cost me a lotta $ these past months! I also realize you already know the answer to most of the questions you ask, your asking for our benefit lol. Are those big foam socket sets Snap-on?
Thank you for the vid👍
Thanks for watching! This one is kind of cringy for me to watch since I was so camera shy. I’ll have to do an updated video. Especially since my tool collection has grown quite a bit
@@ToolBoxTour...Not at all man, I'm like you, and I get way more excited about other people's stuff than my own! Trust me, you have a sick set up. I'm just getting into the Koken stuff myself and I absolutely love it so far. It's the first time in my life I've felt like I was under-paying for a tool! Lol
@@ToolBoxTour Also, not to 'fanboy' yah, but I think you have the best box reviews on RUclips. Love the clear camera work and the fact that you include price and part #'s so I can more easily spend money on more tools lol. Anyhow! Keep em coming!
Wow just plain wow!
Awesome tour thanks! I have an 90’d Mac, struggling to get slides warranted sadly.
Thanks for watching this one. My first video ever on RUclips. Definitely not as fun by myself. I don’t like talking about my own tools anywhere NEAR as much as I do going on tours of other peoples boxes. But I figure some people might like to see it.
Nice box and tools
Thanks for watching!
Box is a mess dude!… Enjoyed the tour 🤘🏻
Thanks for watching!
I inherited my Father-in-law's tools when he passed and I am trying to figure out what a lot of his tools are. Could you possibly tell me what the red tool just to the right of the exhaust hanger remover is? He was a Diesel Mechanic and I received a Matco 6S 3 bank with hutch and cabinet full of tools along with so many other boxes and tubs of tools. Love watching the tours, I have learned alot already. I am addicted now, I just go through and clean tools and organize them.
Spark plug boot puller
Great setup thanks for sharing 💯
Thanks for watching
Huge collection of killer tools I dig it.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Very well stocked setup, good stuff man
Thanks for watching!
I own snapon and antivibe hammers but im old school i like the feeling of a wood handle hammer
You can sell individual taps and dies online and people will buy them to complete their set. I bet you’d make enough to buy an entire new set.
Damn! You have a nice collection of tools. I thought you just went around and showed other people's tools and I did not know you have this type of tool collection. Very nice man, I am just getting my tool collection going, I started kind of late in life but I am getting there slowly. I will never own Snap-On or MAC tools because I do not wrench everyday for my job. Harbor Freight is good enough for what I need and do. Thanks for sharing your own tool-box with us. Where can I find that manual impact? I could of used something like that on a job last month and I never knew they existed. On a side note, have you found that the block test fluid has a shelf life? I heard it somewhere but have not confirmed it. I was going to buy the tester and the fluid but now I am holding off on the fluid until I need it just incase it does expire and messes up the test. Have you heard anything about that?
Thanks for watching! This video is a bit cringy haha. I’ll have to do an updated video soon with part numbers and such. Yes I have heard the block test fluid expires. I did a box tour from a tech in Virginia that told me that. He has the black and purple trim box in my catalog of videos 👍
One of the better toolbox tours I’ve seen on RUclips.
Good selection of specialty tools, …. which leads me to my question. As an engine builder I’ve always used Diesel wrist pins to make my stepped freeze plug drivers.
Do you have a Snap-on # for your freeze plug driver kit?
Only thing I’ve come across are the aluminum adapters for lip seals.
Just hit the 👍🏻 and subscribe.
Thanks,
Russ
The Snap-on part number for the freeze plug set is FP16. Thanks for watching!
@@ToolBoxTour
Thanks so much.
I see some Bridgestone stickers! I work for Firestone currently
Good company to work for 🤘
18:00 more info on remote starter please and thank you is it a starter tester to bypass ihnition switch ??
Wow!! Your box is stacked..love to see all that wear on em.. also what do you do now for a living? You said your not wrenching now?
I have an e-commerce business now. It’s funny how much this setup has changed even though I no longer wrench. I have added a 68” EPIQ to this and have changed how everything is organized. I’ll have make an updated video at some point. Thanks for watching!
Looks like you could use another full size chest. Lots of tools
I have actually added a 68” EPIQ to this blue Toolvault. I’ll have to do an updated tour soon!
@@ToolBoxTour awesome!
Alot of stuff older..did u buy or dad give u there tools and add on to them with yours. I'm quite impressed..think u actually have more tools than me and iv been buying tools every week for 20 years...
I bought many of my tools used. I actually really enjoy working with older tools as long as they work as they were intended. Thanks for watching!
Awesome setup great video 👍
So many blow molded cases, so many specialty tool kits. How long has it taken you to collect them all?
I was a professional technician for 13 years. I worked on all makes/models. When you work on everything, you tend to collect more specialty tools than when you work for a dealer where you work on much of the same stuff everyday. I bought a lot of the tools I have second hand, so it wasn’t as painful 😅. Thanks for watching!
youre number 1 man i love your vids
Thank you Sam!
Wonder who make that speaker for matco
Commenting on the video for the algorithm
Wow that’s a lot of quality tools…. I bet if you added it all up you prob over $5000 there! Maybe almost 10k even if you include the box
I think if I was to enter the trade I would just drop like $20k and buy one of those huge boxes and fill it with all the best …. Every tool made by one of the quality tool companies like snap on or Mac
I think if I was to enter the trade I would just drop like $20k and buy one of those huge boxes and fill it with all the best …. Every tool made by one of the quality tool companies like snap on or Mac
Way more than 5K. Probably close to $30,000.
@@garageguytools yea I probably got close to 5k packed into a tiny husky tool chest with 5 drawers and a bottom cabinet lol. And I don't have much tool truck branded stuff at all. I got alot of the tools from the original manufacturer that some trucks rebrand though. Definitely more than 5k worth of tools in his box even if he bought it all used. Shoot one drawer of his box is probably about 5k
Way more then 5,000 there..25-30 grand easy
Those valve keeper removal tools are they for any make of heads and who makes them?
Lisle 36050.
Quickly Removes and Installs Valve Keepers On Most Overhead Valve Engines With Valve Stems From 4.5 to 7.5mm and 5/16" to 3/8". 👍👍 Thanks for watching!
Great video how do you like the genius double box end wrench set
They are fantastic for the money. Since they are box end, they are plenty strong for anything I need them for. One negative is they are a sharp square handle design so when you apply a good amount of pressure to the wrench, it can be uncomfortable. I only noticed this once tho - I would buy them again. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the reply buddy
Where did you pick up that bore gauge
Aren't Tool Vault toolboxes the same as Extreme Tools Toolboxes? And how do you like yours?
Yeah I believe they are made by the same manufacturer. I’ve had mine for 7 or 8 years and I absolutely love it. I used it professionally every day for about 3 years and have absolutely no complaints.
That's awesome, I have been looking I to getting one. Thanks for the response
Would you recommend the tool vault elite 84
Absolutely. Fantastic value and an amazing toolbox!
Thank you I'm diesel mechanic, and been looking because I don't see throwing 40k on a box
What is the name of that extension you use with a hammer at 14:14
What is the king of all tools?... The Ruler.
Buhahah!
heavily debating between the tool vault and snap on 54" master series. would you say the quality is pretty on par? buddy at my job has a snap on and this thing even loaded up rolls easily and handles weight nice. just wonder why the tool vault is so cheap in comparison
So I would compare the Toolvault to a Matco box. I have a Snap-on EPIQ and this Toolvault. I would say the Snap-on is better built and more refined. With that said, I only bought the Snap-on since it was used and a good deal. If I could go back to when I originally bought my Toolvault, I would do it again in a heart beat. For the price, I don’t think they can be beat. VERY stout boxes and I have never heard of anyone regretting the purchase of one. I recommend them every chance I get!
i like it alot
Thanks for watching!
Who makes the sockets in foam?
Those are a big craftsman set
Warning" Real mechanic. You can tell by the beam torque wrenches.
Thanks for watching!
i feel so bereft that you did not open your tap and die sets :( lol
Lol I’ll do another tour in the future. I’ll be sure to open the tap and die sets next time 😅
By speeding up on this video made it the worse one I've seen yet
This was the first video I ever made. Thanks for watching it!
@@ToolBoxTour you have got a lot better but I've bn watching you for a little while and I love the older gentleman that have the big boxes with the tops fully loaded with tools from 30 years ago that have tools for everything and tools for tools and that you can tell they took care of their money makers but yet you can tell they was actually used on and never come across the ladies of the trade that have boxes I mean social media is full of all these female mechanics but I don't think ive seem one on your channel yet
Never heard of Toolvault up until a couple weeks ago. Looking online the specs and weight are comparable to a snap-on krl, what an awesome box and value. Man, if I could do it all again lol 🍻
Value is definitely there. I wouldn’t say it’s quite on par with Snap-on; I would say Matco would be more comparable. I used to have a double bank krl and those boxes are sweet