Awesome, thanks for this. I had no idea this existed and I've been looking for something like this. Been running out of space in my mac rollcab, and junky sunex cart, was looking for a good size cart with good storage because my rollcab is hurting for space and a new one just ain't in the budget yet. This has great storage and utility, going to look into it.
+LexLuger No problem....glad to help! This is definitely a big upgrade over the standard thin/flimsy carts (just like I have parked beside this one with the open top).....the boxed frame construction really adds to the overall strength it seems.
+torito90 Thanks! It is a Rapidrill ---- a very unique accessory that works AWESOME! I have a full review coming up on it shortly --- www.rapidrill.com
+Arson TIG or MIG welder + gas $500 Angle grinder, files, abrasives $100 AD hood $50 Husky tool chest $300 couple of hours at the scrap yard $20 primer & paint $30 total: $1000 and you can make it however you want, save $500, get a welder and other tools, and you made it yourself ....
+bighunterman77 Haha....the current one is not huge.....just layed out well & not piled up with junk. We are building a much larger shop soon....and a tour of that one will be on the top of the list once it is complete. Good suggestion!
OK, after some more answers, they're italian...so my next question: Do they COME with leaks and electrical issues? Lol. No I appreciate the measurements as they've been hard to find. Way to small for me, GREAT VIDEO! THANKS
+Gary Akuleana It is a Rapidrill (unique accessory) --- I have a full review coming out on it soon, but if you want to check it out ahead of time.....the website is www.rapidrill.com
+Jordan Ponce It is actually one giant torque wrench --- it is a Proto 1" drive that has 2 extensions & is about 9' long ---- it goes up to 2,000 ft-lbs & I will be using it in upcoming videos when we do breakaway torque testing & time comparisons to remove nuts/bolts.
Hi. Great substantial review. Please can you let me know the dimensions of the lower recess shelf on the side? Measuring from the inside of the uprights... Thanks very much
+CATERPILLAR I dont really have one specifically.....there may be certain tools that I prefer depending on the brand (i.e. - Makita cordless circular saws), but I am not "loyal" to any one brand. I guess it is sort of like mechanic tools (sockets, ratchets, impacts, etc).....having a good mixture allows you to pick and choose the best in each category & you arent stuck with the certain items that may be sub-par. The main advantage to cordless power tool lines is the fact that you can use the same batteries & chargers if you go with one lineup, but keep in mind that no single manufacturer makes "the best" of everything.
My favorite is Makita its what my dad has and its what i have . I have a couple drills that are 20 years old still running like a champ. Thanks for answering back .
+Wizard92595 Not cheap, but a very fast & effective alternative to a Mag drill which is what they are going after. They do have a cheaper model coming out soon (I saw on their website), but I dont know an actual cost on it yet.
@@ThemadViking793 yeah I went with another Snap-On. Deal I couldn't walk away from (3200 off) and I watched it get unloaded about 4 months ago. These are still tempting, but with lack of response from the company "Pre-Buy" it's already unsettling. How's the support 2 years from purchase ya know
man...i mean it's nice, but 1500 nice? i dunno...you can get a nice used classic series snap on box for lust a bit more than that...but it is cool, no doubt about that
+bighunterman77 I guess it is one of those things that either fits someone's budget or not.....you know with Snap-on, it is not cheap, but MOST of the time you are getting high-quality. I think this is the same way.....BETA is huge in Europe & has quite a loyal following.
Señores yo Jorge Horacio Ramirez he comprado un Berta y te pagado 12000. Con targeta de debito al contado banco Entre Rios argentina el 24 de marzo de 2022 y no me han informado cuando recibiré la compra, por favor, comunicar que mi compra esta enviada arte Jorge Horacio Ramirez Goya Corrientes Argentina
+that guy 48 Thanks! As far as price....they are in really two different categories as far as construction and quality.....the Milwaukee is aimed at the homeowner/diyer/"pro-storage" for contractors --- not mechanics. The BETA construction and quality is at the top with all the truck brands.....for the guy paying $500 for a specialty tool & $10k for a scanner....tool box costs are really not that much in the scheme of things.
Watching your videos is beginning to get expensive! So many things i need to get that I didn't know existed before watching. Great video though!
Man, that's a big vise you have, or you just really glad to see me? 😄
That vise is enormous.
There's so much is this damn video that I fricken LOVE. Awesome!
Awesome, thanks for this. I had no idea this existed and I've been looking for something like this. Been running out of space in my mac rollcab, and junky sunex cart, was looking for a good size cart with good storage because my rollcab is hurting for space and a new one just ain't in the budget yet. This has great storage and utility, going to look into it.
+LexLuger No problem....glad to help! This is definitely a big upgrade over the standard thin/flimsy carts (just like I have parked beside this one with the open top).....the boxed frame construction really adds to the overall strength it seems.
Great video! I have a question, can you tell me what that alignment tool is that you used for drilling through the steel plate for the vise.
+torito90 Thanks! It is a Rapidrill ---- a very unique accessory that works AWESOME! I have a full review coming up on it shortly --- www.rapidrill.com
Nice box seems like a good option if you don't like open bottom storage only
Can anyone suggest a cheaper alternative. I like the idea. I don't like the price...
+Arson
TIG or MIG welder + gas $500
Angle grinder, files, abrasives $100
AD hood $50
Husky tool chest $300
couple of hours at the scrap yard $20
primer & paint $30
total: $1000
and you can make it however you want, save $500, get a welder and other tools, and you made it yourself ....
I agree it's overpriced when you can get a husky tool chest with a laminated wood top for about 300...
we need a vid on your shop man, i'm curious to see it in all its glory...seems to be pretty big, unless that's just how you film it haha
+bighunterman77 Haha....the current one is not huge.....just layed out well & not piled up with junk. We are building a much larger shop soon....and a tour of that one will be on the top of the list once it is complete. Good suggestion!
you mounted it to far back the vise jaw should clear the edge of the bench
+Joe Falmo Due to the placement on this cart, that is what would work the best for me. I have had no issues.
Hopefully for 1500 it comes fully loaded with multiple choice tool sets.
Any chance you will do a review on the blue MAC tool cart?
Thanks
What is the item #?
MB188UC
OK, after some more answers, they're italian...so my next question: Do they COME with leaks and electrical issues? Lol. No I appreciate the measurements as they've been hard to find. Way to small for me, GREAT VIDEO! THANKS
This review really helped my buying decision, What's the square mat on the top?
Dan when are you going to review the knipex smart grip, knipex raptor, and knipex cobra Es?
Hello .Beta always good .
What kind of drill clamp were you using and where can I get one?
Thanks
+Gary Akuleana It is a Rapidrill (unique accessory) --- I have a full review coming out on it soon, but if you want to check it out ahead of time.....the website is www.rapidrill.com
Good review, as always! And good timing, I need to buy one of these...
+Track848 ...not sure I'm ready to drop that much coin, though; wow.
+Track848 Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
That drill clamp caught my attention! what brand is it?
Thanks for the awesome review by the way!
+Ali Haidar Thanks! It is called the Rapidrill....here is the review that I made about it ---> ruclips.net/video/B3v-xqGiQus/видео.html
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Sweet cart. Thanks for the review.
+BADD400 CB700 drums Thanks!
+ Real Tool Reviews Are those giant torque wrenches by the skidmore?
+Jordan Ponce It is actually one giant torque wrench --- it is a Proto 1" drive that has 2 extensions & is about 9' long ---- it goes up to 2,000 ft-lbs & I will be using it in upcoming videos when we do breakaway torque testing & time comparisons to remove nuts/bolts.
Oh wow thats crazy big but awesome
not sure what drill press he is using but strong arm 5 has one
Thanks for the info. about the drill alignment clamp.
+Paul Mcvinney I was using a Rapidrill (accessory that works GREAT!).....full review coming up soon.....check them out on www.rapidrill.com
Hi. Great substantial review.
Please can you let me know the dimensions of the lower recess shelf on the side? Measuring from the inside of the uprights...
Thanks very much
Good review as always!
+George S Thanks a lot George!
Real Tools Reviews What is your favorite power tool manufacturer?
+CATERPILLAR I dont really have one specifically.....there may be certain tools that I prefer depending on the brand (i.e. - Makita cordless circular saws), but I am not "loyal" to any one brand. I guess it is sort of like mechanic tools (sockets, ratchets, impacts, etc).....having a good mixture allows you to pick and choose the best in each category & you arent stuck with the certain items that may be sub-par. The main advantage to cordless power tool lines is the fact that you can use the same batteries & chargers if you go with one lineup, but keep in mind that no single manufacturer makes "the best" of everything.
My favorite is Makita its what my dad has and its what i have . I have a couple drills that are 20 years old still running like a champ. Thanks for answering back .
+CATERPILLAR It is hard to go wrong with Makita....they make some awesome tools across the board. Thanks for watching! :)
$1600 for that rapidrill accessory! Holy cow!!!
+Wizard92595 Not cheap, but a very fast & effective alternative to a Mag drill which is what they are going after. They do have a cheaper model coming out soon (I saw on their website), but I dont know an actual cost on it yet.
Why would you mount the vise in almost the middle of the table and not offset it??
I mounted it in the corner...the base had to be oriented in a way to miss the support post of the frame underneath.
Real Tool Reviews It looked like you mounted closer to the middle. Regardless you wouldnt be able clamp anything vertical in the vise.
I'm confused to WHERE beta are from, sone sites say "Beta USA" LIKE WALMART, AND EVERYWHERE EKSE SAYS "ITALY"
They're from italy.
@@ThemadViking793 yeah I went with another Snap-On. Deal I couldn't walk away from (3200 off) and I watched it get unloaded about 4 months ago. These are still tempting, but with lack of response from the company "Pre-Buy" it's already unsettling. How's the support 2 years from purchase ya know
man...i mean it's nice, but 1500 nice? i dunno...you can get a nice used classic series snap on box for lust a bit more than that...but it is cool, no doubt about that
+bighunterman77 I guess it is one of those things that either fits someone's budget or not.....you know with Snap-on, it is not cheap, but MOST of the time you are getting high-quality. I think this is the same way.....BETA is huge in Europe & has quite a loyal following.
+Real Tool Reviews thats right in italy is the number 1. I guess even outside italy
What vise is that? Thats the perfect size.
It is a Wilton 8” bullet vise (model 1780A)
Che modello è la morsa della wilton ?
Señores yo Jorge Horacio Ramirez he comprado un Berta y te pagado 12000. Con targeta de debito al contado banco Entre Rios argentina el 24 de marzo de 2022 y no me han informado cuando recibiré la compra, por favor, comunicar que mi compra esta enviada arte Jorge Horacio Ramirez Goya Corrientes Argentina
It’s 39.99 now?
I bet that vise cost more than the rolling cart. 😁
Great Review but wow is that a pricey toolbox. But then again i've been brainwashed by the Milwaukee Toolbox
+that guy 48 Thanks! As far as price....they are in really two different categories as far as construction and quality.....the Milwaukee is aimed at the homeowner/diyer/"pro-storage" for contractors --- not mechanics. The BETA construction and quality is at the top with all the truck brands.....for the guy paying $500 for a specialty tool & $10k for a scanner....tool box costs are really not that much in the scheme of things.
$430 for shipping!!! better find a local dealer.
+FDSeoul San Diego Yeah that seemed a bit high.....I assume it is because of freight shipping (tractor trailer with lift gate).
Cool but pricey.
$1500?? What!
+Braden Wuesthoff Lol
They are all getting out of hand. Matco sells one for 1700!
How much do you pay for a snap on? Here in italy is the number one, the quality im pretty sure is the same.
armando nika in Italy beta is number one because it's an Italian company not because it's the best.
I’d get a snap on cart!! Lol-
that vise is way too big for that little dinky cart.
If having a giant vise is wrong....I don't wanna be right