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Just came across your channel. Enjoy how in-depth you went on your tour! Also like hearing you talk about Garage Journal. Haven't been active on the site in sometime, but thinking I might return. Got a few good tools in the shopping cart from your video(Warner striking scrapers, worker rivet assortment, Mac tools oil filter wrench and more) Was disappointed you skipped over your on hand fluids etc. you keep in your hutch. Would be cool to see a video from you talking shop supplies and why you choose what you choose, towels, aerosols, nuts/bolts connectors etc. Seems silly, but lately I've been working to build stock at home to prevent project finish being delayed, by missing hardware that requires a hardware store run. Have been busy printing out hardware bins on my 3d printer to store stock. I also appreciate hearing a professional talk about what products they use. I'd heard of tub-o-towels, but forgot about them before your video. Wondering if you might have any other useful nuggets I could glean off of you. Thanks!

The Auto industry stopped using Helicoils for drain plugs to save money. Drain plug will snap before you strip out the hole. The boss wanted to know what it would take to strip one out and I gave him a broken plug.

Good video, i may need to helicoil my engine block where the bellhousing bolts in... Damn aluminum blocks

My father had one of those. I had no idea what it was but I had a lot of fun playing with it growing up;.

Did u take any aleves with you?

heli coil... that should be your absolute last ditch effort to save a threaded hole.

On the snap on punch set- you will have way more impact transfer with the tapered punch to break the pin or bolt free.

You should try the Astro Nano rachetts. Super high quality, very durable. And come in all three sizes.

I've been looking at the same Hazet. They're very nice

I used to be a master mechanic for 4 manufacturers and I bought the versa pack at lowes online for 50% off for a set of tools for in the truck or cabin. The new ratchets look like nice and the handle won't dig into your hand like the old style. More teeth are nice but often at the price of more drag, so having both is nice for commonly used ratchets. Not much of a concern if you use the socket to finish removing the bolt. I've noticed over the past decade the quality of hand tools has improved for some of the cheaper name brands. Have a bunch of USA made Craftsman and I imagine these new ones are as good or good enough. Only tools I ever bought off a tool truck were the ones I planned on breaking, just so I didn't have to go anywhere to exchange it. Snap-On sockets break just the same as Craftsman back then, often needed a thin walled socket on an impact which tends to crack them.

Always enjoy the Enthusiasm Aus!

Thought i would use them more than i actually do…

How long did it take to get your order from Misterworker? Was it just the single item in that order?

Its a nice upgrade over the super chunky fat standard ratchet they used to sell. Unfortunately not the whole line was upgrade. Lol i agree with the backdrag comment. Those people love to complaint about everything, down to how a ratchet sounds.

No astro pneumatics gadgets?!!? They release some WILD stuff but it's all "practical" in the world of hand tools.

Whoa hes a time traveler

I got the Hazet combination 🔧 set w/ the satin finish and they are beautiful tools almost don’t wanna use them but who can resist but with so much tools I have I only use them for more cleaner applications. Great channel BTW been following since the beginning.

Astro makes a slide hammer vise grip. I got one for rusted air brake slack adjuster clevis pins.

Astro makes a slide hammer vise grip. I got one for air brake slack adjuster rusted clevis pins.

That t handle is one of my daily go to items.

I have like a 5 dollar Set that I’ve had for years. No issues

Naptown tuner spends alot of my money

That’s a nice hex set. Happy new years

Thermal arc or thermodynamic is a great welder

My Klein SAE nut driver set aren’t magnetic, they might have trim levels. Klein just released a nice 11 in 1 MM nut driver. It has a different satin finish and color coding. Nice to see them offering more metric options

Reminds me of Tekton's 1/4in ratchet. Not usually an impulse buyer but I just had to have it.

I also can’t seam to find a uv die prescription glasses anywhere

Can you scan obd1 as well if not what do you use for that

I got my first hazet torque wrenches and hazet is bad ass love the videos man

D2 is the name of the steel the Icon knife is made from. I guess I should say I prefer the properties of 440C, not that it’s necessarily better. I had a couple things backwards now that I remember what the Icon knife is made from. D2 will hold an edge longer if well formed due to higher hardness, while 440C is easier to sharpen and resists corrosion much better. It also tends to be less brittle, but it really depends on the heat treatment. Both have their advantages as well as their devotees in the knife community.

I remember making that video lol

Tools is a worst addiction rhen drugs , but oh so sweet.

That plastic case wont have a chance in Naptown tuners hand , five minutes at the most . I love that guy .Thanks for the video.

When I’m giving sizes, keep in mind these are the thread sizes, not the bolt head sizes. So I am referring to M10 and M8 metric sizes in regards to the 10” and 8” vice grips, respectively.

Forgot to mention this Icon light was a 12 Days of Christmas item as well. It is an amazing light and worth it even when not on sale: www.harborfreight.com/2100-lumen-led-rechargeable-magnetic-compact-floodlight-black-59170.html

I know the feeling. I got a problem too. 🤣 Cool video.

nice stuff kool tools

I bought my first Koken and LOVE it! Nice video.

Happy New Year Aus ; hoping you have a profitable year.

What’s the Proto tool part #?

I actually own and use the made in taiwan gear wrench flex head racheting box end combination MM set that ive been actively using for 20 plus years

I really like the Craftsman V-Series. As a pro tech i get criticized for using Craftsman in general. I do own Snap-On Combination wrenches and SK long reach rachiting box wrenches, Craftsman USA, Craftsman Professional Series stuff, Matco stuff, and Milwaukee cordless stuff. But i really like the V-Series stuff and the Craftsman Overdrive tools are great too.

I want a small cantilever box

Nice tour !! Where can I buy that magnetic pad that’s holding ur mini pry tools on the lid of your roll cart ? Thanks in advance !

Happy Thanksgiving Aus!!

If the drawers came out further, I might consider getting one. I like the idea for drill bits and other small things

Facom and USAG make those wrenches for Craftsman those are the same as the old Mac Precision wrenches the ones they use now or the xL versions i think 440 xL

I have a Crescent USA hand hacksaw it was my grandpas and it does have a Steret blade in it lol

Hey Aus! Your content looks awesome - cant wait to watch some of your other 'tool haul' videos. Love your bolt bin!