Nice setup, man. I appreciate you using your hood as a workbench. Many people never use their stuff like they own it. Another benefit of being able to fix and repair our stuff - we can USE it.
Thanks for the part number on that oil filter part ..... didn't know what it was called. Seems to be listed here and there as "oil line", but I found the right one.
Do a video on those Oil filter plastic postings, interesting Ive never thought about changing that. I would assume they stay nice cause they are submerged in oil. Thanks nap town
I like that phone holder, I'm going to have to get something like that 👍. Do you carry an inspection mirror? Some form of lighting? I know not everyone likes to carry a putty knife or a similar painters tool, but I find them indispensable. I wish I could get away with an open top tote, I always end up with a bunch of crud in the bottom if I don't keep my toolbox closed. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Those blue things in the panel tool pocket are prying type scrapers. I rarely use a mirror, I usually carry a larger light in the car but don’t typically need it for outdoor stuff. I have a 4 car garage but I typically like to work outside
@NaptownTuner It seems I'm always grabbing a flashlight and or a mirror, so much so with the flashlight, I carry a penlight in my shirt pocket and a small flashlight ( Klein Tools 56028) with a magnetic base in my portable toolbox. I saw those Dascos (is it?) pry bars but, different strokes for different folks, I carry a Purdy 6 in 1 painters tool for scrapping and flinging gobs of grease etc. In addition to both a bigger and smaller pry bar. I'm partial towards Stanley's Wonder Bars both their regular size and their mini, for my flat pry bars. Then again. I'm probably carrying more tools around than I should..
Nice setup, man.
I appreciate you using your hood as a workbench. Many people never use their stuff like they own it. Another benefit of being able to fix and repair our stuff - we can USE it.
Not a wasted spot! Good set up
Thanks for the part number on that oil filter part ..... didn't know what it was called.
Seems to be listed here and there as "oil line", but I found the right one.
Unbelievable how many tools you can fit in that bag.
Do a video on those Oil filter plastic postings, interesting Ive never thought about changing that. I would assume they stay nice cause they are submerged in oil. Thanks nap town
Always great.
I like that phone holder, I'm going to have to get something like that 👍. Do you carry an inspection mirror? Some form of lighting? I know not everyone likes to carry a putty knife or a similar painters tool, but I find them indispensable. I wish I could get away with an open top tote, I always end up with a bunch of crud in the bottom if I don't keep my toolbox closed. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Those blue things in the panel tool pocket are prying type scrapers. I rarely use a mirror, I usually carry a larger light in the car but don’t typically need it for outdoor stuff. I have a 4 car garage but I typically like to work outside
@NaptownTuner It seems I'm always grabbing a flashlight and or a mirror, so much so with the flashlight, I carry a penlight in my shirt pocket and a small flashlight ( Klein Tools 56028) with a magnetic base in my portable toolbox.
I saw those Dascos (is it?) pry bars but, different strokes for different folks, I carry a Purdy 6 in 1 painters tool for scrapping and flinging gobs of grease etc. In addition to both a bigger and smaller pry bar. I'm partial towards Stanley's Wonder Bars both their regular size and their mini, for my flat pry bars. Then again. I'm probably carrying more tools around than I should..
What is that red adapter on the ratchet?
What size toolbag was that? The 15" or the 20"? Love ur channel btw. Fellow audi boi and believer in christ 😊