I love it. You're doing your thing, without the need to invest everything you got in the tool trucks and you can clearly see the tools are used & abused not shinning & New like many bigger channels who claim your job can't be done without expensive tools Showing some support
I am so glad I don't have to deal with rust like I see a bunch of other ppl do even in a shop I see tools get surface rust I work in a Trans shop so my stuff gets a coat of atf on it daily so I am sure that helps I wipe all my stuff down that I use after each job but that would frustrate me to have surface rust with how much we spend on tools regardless the brand if you add up how much we spend on them it's not cheap regardless the brand I am a cheap ass so I get budget stuff when I can nice set up I am kicking around the idea to do this as a side hustle trying to get out of debt this year
I can tell you are using your tools to make the money. People make fun of my cheap tools all the time. They haven't worked In some gravel alley under a car in 100 degree weather with the sun beating down on them. The last thing you want is good snap on sockets to loose.
As a auto tech my self I gotta say 2 things one take care of your tools as they are your money makers rusty dirty tools dont work ad well and 2 if you dont know what the tools u use are called then im guessing you dont know how to ise them correctly and then give a bad name to the good techs out there we ant all like this promise
You guessed wrong just my first time doing a video couldn’t concentrate to remember every tool. I definitely agree with you about keeping tools clean so thanks for the comment regardless.
Good to see a true working man's tool. Unlike channels that only buys tool to review.
I love it. You're doing your thing, without the need to invest everything you got in the tool trucks and you can clearly see the tools are used & abused not shinning & New like many bigger channels who claim your job can't be done without expensive tools
Showing some support
The open hutch on that box is ideal for your situation, nice setup
Haven’t seen that box before. Gotta get me one.
Nice setup. Nice box. And topper is perfect
Awesome setup
Thanks!
I am so glad I don't have to deal with rust like I see a bunch of other ppl do even in a shop I see tools get surface rust I work in a Trans shop so my stuff gets a coat of atf on it daily so I am sure that helps I wipe all my stuff down that I use after each job but that would frustrate me to have surface rust with how much we spend on tools regardless the brand if you add up how much we spend on them it's not cheap regardless the brand I am a cheap ass so I get budget stuff when I can nice set up I am kicking around the idea to do this as a side hustle trying to get out of debt this year
I can tell you are using your tools to make the money. People make fun of my cheap tools all the time. They haven't worked In some gravel alley under a car in 100 degree weather with the sun beating down on them. The last thing you want is good snap on sockets to loose.
As a auto tech my self I gotta say 2 things one take care of your tools as they are your money makers rusty dirty tools dont work ad well and 2 if you dont know what the tools u use are called then im guessing you dont know how to ise them correctly and then give a bad name to the good techs out there we ant all like this promise
You guessed wrong just my first time doing a video couldn’t concentrate to remember every tool. I definitely agree with you about keeping tools clean so thanks for the comment regardless.