I love the setup. I have a husky box. It took me a long time to figure out exactly what I was gonna need. I have it pretty good right now. Has everything I use and nothing more.
Great video, excellent tools. Small note - the Hazet 916HPLG (extendable 1/2” ratchet) is 90 teeth not 80. It also has 1000 Nm force capabilities so it would really replace all of the breaker bars you have to simplify your offering. The flex head Hazet 1/2” ratchet 916GK is 32 teeth.
@@annalongfield, they're so good. I've got quite a few other options, but the Koken stuff is just so damn good, especially the backdrag on the ratchets and fit with their extensions/sockets. I haven't tried the Nepros stuff yet, but I'd like to grab a few of those ratches too.
This looks backwards to me, Sonic was it, done. This looks like a lot of work and money for a marginal benefit in tools but also terrible organization? Look at that drawer, you can't tell me tat looks good.
Foam is just wasted space and while Sonic tools are good, they are not nearly the best. I'd rather have a "hodgepodge" of tools from what I feel are some of the best tool brands in their respective speciality, than just sticking with all one brand because they "look good in the drawer".
He's not going to believe that but they are good. I have mix of Snap-on, trusty cook, and sbd anti vibe. All 3 are great but have different purposes and niches
The most amazing thing I've ever seen is Matt turing all his hobbies into ways to make money. Ambition, good friends and family will take you far in life. Respect!
Estwing is best in class to me for hammers. Klien has some good and some bad will take some sorting to find the good stuff. Greenlee also makes really nice electrical tools and if you use anything other than Fluke for meters you're an idiot.
I don't know how you can work in these rediclously messy untidy conditions you create. It must take you over .0159 seconds to find any tool you own... How do you expect to be efficient with that ?
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Pb Swiss and Martinez have great hammers
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I love the setup. I have a husky box. It took me a long time to figure out exactly what I was gonna need. I have it pretty good right now. Has everything I use and nothing more.
Checkout Hultafors hammers. German made and high end. Picard is also a good option.
Matty gettin high on that Koken
Great video, excellent tools. Small note - the Hazet 916HPLG (extendable 1/2” ratchet) is 90 teeth not 80. It also has 1000 Nm force capabilities so it would really replace all of the breaker bars you have to simplify your offering. The flex head Hazet 1/2” ratchet 916GK is 32 teeth.
Koken goodness!
As someone who use them daily, they are the best ratchets and sockets on earth
@@annalongfield, they're so good. I've got quite a few other options, but the Koken stuff is just so damn good, especially the backdrag on the ratchets and fit with their extensions/sockets.
I haven't tried the Nepros stuff yet, but I'd like to grab a few of those ratches too.
I have been looking into Halder hammers (haven't owned any yet). They are German-made and offer a lot of different types for various applications.
Trusty Cook hammers
This looks backwards to me, Sonic was it, done. This looks like a lot of work and money for a marginal benefit in tools but also terrible organization? Look at that drawer, you can't tell me tat looks good.
I dislike the foam. This is much better and you can fit more stuff into less space. Foam wastes a ton of space.
Foam is just wasted space and while Sonic tools are good, they are not nearly the best. I'd rather have a "hodgepodge" of tools from what I feel are some of the best tool brands in their respective speciality, than just sticking with all one brand because they "look good in the drawer".
Drawers seem pretty shallow in depth
I think Snap-On makes the best hammers, also you don't have any impact sockets
He's not going to believe that but they are good. I have mix of Snap-on, trusty cook, and sbd anti vibe. All 3 are great but have different purposes and niches
The most amazing thing I've ever seen is Matt turing all his hobbies into ways to make money. Ambition, good friends and family will take you far in life. Respect!
These handles make me put towels on it lol
Have you ever tried Tohnichi torque wrenches? Curious about your opinion on them. I feel like its right up your alley.
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Plans of adding any impacts sockets in the future?
Not a fan of functionality of the handles. They look cool but my elbows and pockets would fall victim to them being down here at 5'3".
Estwing is best in class to me for hammers. Klien has some good and some bad will take some sorting to find the good stuff. Greenlee also makes really nice electrical tools and if you use anything other than Fluke for meters you're an idiot.
I don't know how you can work in these rediclously messy untidy conditions you create. It must take you over .0159 seconds to find any tool you own... How do you expect to be efficient with that ?
Love your set up but do you actually use the tools ?
im new here, do you offer your services for people or are you doing this all in your own home?
Trusty cook are great us made hammers
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