Realized I forgot to mention my blue point tool cart, can be seen off to the left. Still using it and it was in the previous video over 4 years ago. It has been a great cart and is also stacked with Matco pry bars
Awesome setup, man. I really can't take it when people have big extravagant tool boxes that are empty or full of junk. You definitely have one of the best setups I've seen..
I like your tool box full of tools. I been going to harbor freight tools since last year with my dad an we brought the 5 drawer tool cart for each other an I been buying tools for it an it's almost full of harbor freight tools. I brought their sockets in 1/4,3/8,an1/2 inch in shallow an deep. An the trays to organize it. I got the Pittsburgh tools. I haven't got the impact sockets yet. I seen the icon tools and they pretty cool. Maybe one day I will get impact sockets. I got the Pittsburgh extensions ratchets. I got the wrenches also an other tools like I said I'm trying to fill the cart up with harbor freight tools. I'm on a fix income
Pretty box, that blue and the cherry red color they do are probably my favorites. And that subwoofer will hit harder on the ground, they dont move air right when above your head like that
As someone who is basically just starting on my tool "collection" Ill call it. Any thing that is a "You must have this in this brand" hand tool that you recommend? Or a set of wrenches / sockets.
So now all the stuff in my box is Capri ,sunex or grey pneumatic and gearwrench.all the Matco stuff in my box came From pawnshops I refuse to pay top dollar on the tool truck for shitty service
I’ve had terrible customer service With Matco I quit buying stuff from them a year ago ,the local Matco guy in my area is an asshole he won’t warranty anything even if you buy it from him I fought tooth and nail to get a Matco slimlight warranty I had for a week and it stopped working it was 90$ so now I own a 90$ paper weight
My old Matco guy was awesome. The Matco warranty dept sucked trying to get that impact fixed/warrantied. My Mac guy was cool but my snap on guy was hit or miss for a long time. Only have a snap on guy now and he's super pushy and annoying
@@JMatt1 good thing tool trucks aren’t needed for quality tools anymore,when I first started wrenching that was the only option but now you can buy quality stuff on Amazon
Was going to give a thumbs up, but when I saw you throwing your tools back in the drawers, I had to reconsider. Scratched, dinged or scraped tools are ABUSED not USED.
LOL. My tools are more than capable of standing up to a little throwing around. Slamming them against a concrete wall is abuse, dropping them from a few inches of height into a drawer is not. Clearly you don't actually use tools for a living, scratches are bound to happen no matter how careful you are
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Realized I forgot to mention my blue point tool cart, can be seen off to the left. Still using it and it was in the previous video over 4 years ago. It has been a great cart and is also stacked with Matco pry bars
Awesome setup, man. I really can't take it when people have big extravagant tool boxes that are empty or full of junk. You definitely have one of the best setups I've seen..
Much appreciated. One of these days I'll do an update with my new toolbox I got earlier this year
@JMatt1 cool. I went from this same one to a Maximizer 3bay
Awesome setup, like the variety you got
I like your tool box full of tools.
I been going to harbor freight tools since last year with my dad an we brought the 5 drawer tool cart for each other an I been buying tools for it an it's almost full of harbor freight tools.
I brought their sockets in 1/4,3/8,an1/2 inch in shallow an deep. An the trays to organize it. I got the Pittsburgh tools. I haven't got the impact sockets yet.
I seen the icon tools and they pretty cool.
Maybe one day I will get impact sockets.
I got the Pittsburgh extensions ratchets.
I got the wrenches also an other tools like I said I'm trying to fill the cart up with harbor freight tools. I'm on a fix income
Looks great!
Nice box, what do you like better about the snap on than the Matco
I have the same box but 60" I wish I got the 68" same color to lol but its fine I guess for home
Pretty box, that blue and the cherry red color they do are probably my favorites. And that subwoofer will hit harder on the ground, they dont move air right when above your head like that
As someone who is basically just starting on my tool "collection" Ill call it. Any thing that is a "You must have this in this brand" hand tool that you recommend? Or a set of wrenches / sockets.
I really like the sunex universal sockets
If uou are buying anything that grips or snips make sure it's knipex, best pliers, multigrips and sidecutters on the market
Can you explain how your double monitor setup works?
It's just plugged into the laptop via an HDMI port. Most laptops can support multiple displays
So now all the stuff in my box is Capri ,sunex or grey pneumatic and gearwrench.all the Matco stuff in my box came From pawnshops I refuse to pay top dollar on the tool truck for shitty service
I’ve had terrible customer service With Matco I quit buying stuff from them a year ago ,the local Matco guy in my area is an asshole he won’t warranty anything even if you buy it from him I fought tooth and nail to get a Matco slimlight warranty I had for a week and it stopped working it was 90$ so now I own a 90$ paper weight
My old Matco guy was awesome. The Matco warranty dept sucked trying to get that impact fixed/warrantied. My Mac guy was cool but my snap on guy was hit or miss for a long time. Only have a snap on guy now and he's super pushy and annoying
@@JMatt1 good thing tool trucks aren’t needed for quality tools anymore,when I first started wrenching that was the only option but now you can buy quality stuff on Amazon
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Was going to give a thumbs up, but when I saw you throwing your tools back in the drawers, I had to reconsider. Scratched, dinged or scraped tools are ABUSED not USED.
LOL. My tools are more than capable of standing up to a little throwing around. Slamming them against a concrete wall is abuse, dropping them from a few inches of height into a drawer is not. Clearly you don't actually use tools for a living, scratches are bound to happen no matter how careful you are