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- Snap-on toolbox tour of our 3rd year Hyundai apprentice's toolbox, many people wonder what kit you need to start out as a mechanic this gives slight insight into the tools required.
Tools in video
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Power hand led light : rover.ebay.com/...
Magnetic socket trays: rover.ebay.com/...
3/8 electtric ratchet: rover.ebay.com/...
Bergen locking plier set: rover.ebay.com/...
Bergen pick set: rover.ebay.com/...
Halfords ratchet spanners: rover.ebay.com/...
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This makes me feel grateful for the tools I've collected over the past ~5yrs. Never would've thought I had more tools than a 3rd year apprentice... although the apprentice wouldn't have my student debt!
Kit is a strange one, I'm a firm believer in paying your kit off or it then becomes a burden as a pose to an investment.
that said, the tool van does a great job and making you spend you money!
@@Darrall59 I’d hate to add up my tool collection... I don’t usually buy many high end items but it still easily adds up to more than all our vehicles combined. Never owed a cent on them though - old fashioned attitude and don’t believe in unnecessary debt.
“He who dies with the most tools wins”
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Great tool box ,hope he goes far.
Nice box for an apprentice that, I started out with a 2nd hand blue point 2 draw trolley that was falling apart haha
We all start somewhere!
Halfords professional AKA advanced are superb
For starting out its great, lifetime warranty! Then if you feel then ned fot snap on you can just replicate your kit for home use
Very well appointed box and tools.
Not a bad starter kit. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thanks Mark! He works hard and I know other people were keen to see other box setups, thanks for watching
Darrall59 Been considering doing my own tool box tour for a while now. Just not sure if I’ve got the confidence like you do.
Honestly go for it! I'd watch it for sure
Nice tool box and tools for an apprentice. Besides air tools that would be enough for a journeyman for years to go.
Yeah he needs an airgun badly! I'll sort him out when I upgrade
The lad should have done an apprenticeship as an industrial mechanical tech. He'd have bought every tool he'd need for less than a grand and would have earned far more than in the motor trade.
Great video! Didn't you do tour of a blue box as well ? I cant find it anymore.
I wonder how much more expensive Snap on tools are in the UK
The powerhand torch are amazing as i have one from mac but i found out sealey does that exact torch cheaper
Hi Jordan,
Literally just seen these in the sealey catologue, I'm sure they are fully plastic however!
@@Darrall59 they look the same but not seen them in person yet so i will find out
@@jordanwilcox4723 usually with stuff like that they are internally the same but the outside is a little different due to copy right infringements. That is unless they have a deal in place with the same supplier
@@Darrall59 i would say it is a sealey torch with a different name on it and on the sealey site it says it has a aluminium housing on it
@@jordanwilcox4723 good spot
Did you say 110 quid for the snap-on light !?! Jesus that works out to be $186 Canadian, you could buy 2 for that price here. They sell them here (canada) for $90 which works out to be £53 !
That would piss me offfff & properly did you after reading this lol
Good ol' England 🇬🇧
The standard abs plastic Puck lights are way cheaper but the metal casing one is £110! Haha good old England 😂
Snap-On is just Gucci or Louis Vuitton for mechanics.
@@Rudabaugh ... Yeah, every poor bastard buys it but actually rich people stay the hell away from.
Try Kraftwerk, Stahlwille or at least Hazet.
could u do a vid about what's it like to be in a dealership garage as in a few years time I would like to see myself in a Hyundai dealership as for now I'm a level 2 apprentice
Sure thing I'll add it to the list!
What tool box is this, like size or name I'm just about to start my apprenticeship and I've out grown my SGS one and this looks like a good step up
SGS do a great longer style box, The range you would be after in Snap-on is the heritage/Classic range.
Let me know how you get on.
@@Darrall59 I've looked at some of the SGS boxes but they don't seem to have as deep of draws or as many draws but if you have any recommendations they would be greatly appreciated
@@ruebenharris3890 you can pick up a entry older snap on box like this for £1000 but other then that my recommendation would be SGS as I’ve seen their quality first hand.
@@Darrall59 I've had a look at some snap on boxes and it's hard to tell the difference in some is this one in the video a 40" as that's what I've had my eye on most
Rueben harris I'm sure that box is a 40 inch heritage box my 2nd tool box was that size. You can get different drawer lay outs some have long drawers instead of split into 2 drawers
what box is this?
You got a link or what to type in on ebay for that spare bits tray ?
Plastic organiser/ storage box would probably set you right. Say what you see...
Hey I’m in my first year of my apprenticeship and would really like to get my own box and start my tool collection. What and where do you recommend I get for my first tool box ? Thanks
SGS do a range of cheaper alternatives to snap on. If your UK based I’d 100% give them a look
I went the 72inch stainless steel from sgs when it was only £400 and for the 3 years I've had it, it's still going very strong. People normally stay away from cheaper boxes but they're Definitely good for a new starter or apprentice
Halfords Advanced for everything mate, promise you cant go wrong. Ive had mine since the start of my apprenticeship, now 5 years into the trade, qualified for 2, and ive never had a single problem with anything!
@@csmith05411 never had a single problem with anything you clearly don’t use them wrecked many Halfords torx bits a 3/8ths ratchet my quarters on it’s last legs all in the space of 7-8 months 😂
@@gregshearer423 well there's clearly a difference in the way we treat our tools lad 👍
I wonder why cheap toolboxes have sloppy bearings.
I find the old snap on draws much stronger, on this box it's older so doesn't have the lock and slide draw opening. The box itself seems sturdy in comparison to other cheaper brands, interestingly I wasnt impressed by the mac box quality
@@Darrall59 yea but the basic ones I have checked for around 200 dollar. Those you cant almost open and close the boxes properly. They tilt
Halfords Advanced tool boxes are great for the money, ball bearing draws and soft close too. I just wish they did a 72”.
@Flat Bastard Engineering Channel No really, then changed them for nice classy soft close draws.
@Flat Bastard Engineering Channel I don't know what you are on a out because I have one and it works great.
Castors are anything but heavy duty. Not bad for a DIY shed if you pay under £150.
If I lived in The U.K. I’ll get me Wera tools not Snap-on ,don’t think ...feel my young apprentice
😂😂😂
as an apprentice i dont even have a toolbox let alone a snap on one!
never mind realised he bought that himself!
Apprentices are supposed to build up a tool collection as they go
Must be on a nice wage to be able to afford that
‘In this drawer we have.. a drill’
Is it good? Shit? Did he buy cheap?
The video is about the type kit he (as an apprentice) has in his box, my opinion is irrelevant as im not using 'his' kit?
Hes gonna need more sockets that's.for sure. He only had.3/8 deep and 1/4 deep.
Sure is, but takes time when buying kit outright haha
@@Darrall59 true that, they way I look at it is to buy the best you can afford so if that means buying the cheap sockets from the local store, ya gotta do it