when the brass hammers are mint, the sledges have not a scratch, the punches are mint, the electric tools have not a mark of grease or dirt on them, 80% of the sockets have no internal witness marks, you know what you're watching. It's a great collection if there's ever an apocalypse though.
Yeah I got to thinking about it and remembered that was just for the plug itself! The receptacle is another $250, and add another plug for the second welder. She pricey.
I like the fact that you bought the tools that work for you and give you the best bang for your buck rather than just paying for a name. Thank you for your video.
If you ever wanna change the spray patern of the SureShot or Vapor sparayers, you can remove the nozzle and drill it out incrementally untill you achieve disired patern. Works great. Incredible shop man! Wow.... "Im pretty proud of my giant calipers"... Said no women ever lol
I came across this video purely by chance and have poured over it, pausing quite often to look up different tools and items you showed. This video has a lot of good tips and hacks and products that I didn't even know existed. I was extremely interested in your hardware organization as we, too, have a ton of hardware to go through and sort and figure out how to store. I totally believed you when you said it took about a year and a half to go through all of it...maybe that's why I've been procrastinating on tackling this project. If you ever make changes to your shop, I would be interested in seeing what you do. You should keep the videos coming and show the different projects you work on. Also, you mentioned you had recently hollowed out that plastic red Tekton case. I'm curious how you went about doing that and what it looks like inside now ? Thanks for taking your time to give a tour of your shop!
@@djsi38t I had to switch mine to a white board in the garage. I've only got about half as many as this video. Still a strong collection for a DIY guy. lol
I got a cheap curtain rod holder or towel rod holder and I just screwed it to mine and that’s what I put all my clamp on. It works good and it was only like four bucks.
Great video! I’m envious of your organization. Thanks for the tour. For those Plano boxes or any other box I stack on each other, I burn two holes at one end with a hot nail/solder iron, insert two ends of 550 paracord and tie knots at each end. Makes a simple pull handle
WOW!!!! Just WOW lol. Guy after my own heart. One of these days I want my shop to be just as organized. You have also given me a lot of ideas too. Awesome shop and tour of it.
Very well thought and organized shop young man. You’ve acquired quite the amount of tools but can tell you got a great passion for it. Keep it going and thanks for taking the time out to share it all 🍻💯
I watched the whole thing, rewatched a couple parts to add some tools to my shopping list. Thanks for making this, I know it's long but there's a number of tool and organizational recommendations that are super practical. I'm jealous of your shop space and that you can have a section dedicated to fabrication, just the mill and lathe are a dream for many! I would love to see more of the off-road Miata project and of course the Ultima RS, but I may be biased. If you have any questions about the RS build feel free to reach out, I'm always happy to see another Ultima on the road!
As a pro I watch these for organization ideas and to be honest what looks good is usually not as good for efficiency. Having that many wrenches or pliers for example would probably be more of a distraction
17:28 Vice grips idea so they are easier to grab. I do the same thing but I have mine up side down to be able to grab them easier. Works for me maybe it will work for you. Great video. You remind me of myself with your tool addiction😂
Would love to see you go more into depth with the sorting of hardware. How did you go about what should go where and even what bolts to keep and what to get rid of. I know this sounds simple but would be very helpful to me.
Sure Shot note, there is a removable peice in the tip to make a stream instead of a mist. I also bought 5 gal non chlorinated. Good tip on the needle tip oilers, I'll pick some up. Very nice shop, great tips and organizing ideas!
Nice set up! I appreciate how you only spend on the best brands when needed. Love the Knipex and Milwaukee collection. A fan of Vessel tools as well especially if you’re a fan of JDM. Also, sorry to hear about your loss. And agree that you should continue making vids especially on your ongoing projects. Just subscribed. Good stuff.
I had the same small chrome double sided pry bars in my prybar drawer ( Pictured in front left of your drawer. ) until a friend of mine told me they were actually drum brake tools. Learn everyday.
Great shop; I love your ability to keep everything organized. Ordered the capri tools thin wrenches last night. One set of tools I didn’t see were annular cutter bits/rotolocs. No need for a mag drill, but I think you’d find the drill chuck versions to be very helpful. Makes drilling through any type of metal a breeze. Anyway, keep up the good work. Love the shop
Fun fact: Costco sells large clear plastic totes in 3 packs, (11.25 gallons) and smaller ones in 4 packs. I appreciate your wire shelving system but if you decide that certain things would be better "stacked", I found those costco totes a revelation because the price is fair.
Thank you! I've been nothing but pleased with the Tekton, go for it! Please let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like to see in the future.
Ok ok i got to the end of the video and your Rock Auto magnet collection. You say you're the king, ready to be humbled. I have over 150 lol. I have a full house refrigerator covered in them lol.
@@z1zonly This is where I put my videos on. I have a few videos showing my Rock Auto purchases and my magnet collection lol. Btw I just rewatched this video on this account. Still in awe of your setup.
I might have you beat on the rock auto magnets. Man door 8’x3’ is solid without replicating. Overflow magnets cover the sides of a challenger 2 post lift.
dude awesome shop! amazing tool collection, new subscriber and fan, defs keep the last rollcab you were thinking about getting, i think you should hang up all the plywood for insulation and would make wall mounting stuff easier, for example use all those toolbox handle on the walls to make a little hanging section for your caulk guns and other things on hooks, theyre taking up shelf space where they are! very impressed ands youve given me great inspiration for my tool storage
Is it cheaper by CU to get 56" boxes instead of 72" ones? I noticed HF has the Gen 3 56 for 899 but they want 1799 for the 72"...you could just get 2 56" almost for 1 72" i dont get it
I’ve never seen anyone with as much as you. Wow. How much did you spend? Everything is soooo clean too. I’m halfway through the vid so I hope you answer that. Thx for sharing. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
Last time this guy post was 10 years ago and he sound pretty much the same, I mean the amount of tools he had is insane I guess mechanic bought fabricator burns.
This is the absolute and ultimate tool collection, I have ever seen! Congrats! I also can see that you spent a fortune on Milwaukee battery tools! These are high end tools and anything else but cheap. This leads me know to my question; I want to ask you if you are not afraid that one day these batteries can no longer be charged; I mean they still can be charged but the batteries will run down very quickly. And replacement batteries are very expensive if still available, at all. This is the experience I made. As a consequence, I am about replacing all these tools against pneumatic tools. Yes, you have a hose, and not fully independent, but most of pneumatic tools are smaller than the battery operated ones what is a big advantage when working on cars or in narrow spots. I wonder what you think; let me know.
Thank you! I've got about 16 batteries, down from 18. Two went bad and were out of warranty. The rest continue to work fine after 3 years. It's a bummer but far outweighed by the benefit of being cordless. Pneumatic is a pain in the butt and I'd never want to go back. And a battery leaf blower will change your life! Side note: I'm not impressed by the Forge so far, except the short charging time. I'd still recommend the 3, 8, and 12 aH High Output, until they release non-6.0 Forges.
Advice from a guy who repairs welding machines everyday for a living.....KEEP THOSE WELDERS! The inverter machines are nothing but troubles in a box. Those old transformer based machines last forever. Yes they are heavy.....the reliability far outweighs the downside
How long did it take you to collect all of this stuff? Crazy how much thought u put into every item in the shop. Great idea keeping EVERYTHING on wheels
This man just walks into a tool store, and they ask him what he would like.. he just pauses and says “Yes”… 😂
when the brass hammers are mint, the sledges have not a scratch, the punches are mint, the electric tools have not a mark of grease or dirt on them, 80% of the sockets have no internal witness marks, you know what you're watching. It's a great collection if there's ever an apocalypse though.
Well I agree but as I pondered this I realized when you decide to buy 60 of everything most things will stay mint. Lol
I can't get past the fact that you didn't want to spend $200-$250 on a plug for you welder. But yet you have almost every tool known to man!😂😂😂
Yeah I got to thinking about it and remembered that was just for the plug itself! The receptacle is another $250, and add another plug for the second welder. She pricey.
@@z1zonly I agree with him, it's the only thing about your workshop that I would change!
Nobody is perfect. Everyone has their faults. There’s a lot of good ideas he’s put into the shop.
I like the fact that you bought the tools that work for you and give you the best bang for your buck rather than just paying for a name.
Thank you for your video.
If you ever wanna change the spray patern of the SureShot or Vapor sparayers, you can remove the nozzle and drill it out incrementally untill you achieve disired patern. Works great. Incredible shop man! Wow.... "Im pretty proud of my giant calipers"... Said no women ever lol
Or grind down the front end because the nozzle is tapered. Again, incrementally
Love the setup and shop tour. Don't get rid of the toolbox, you'll end up just buying it again. Thanks for sharing!
I came across this video purely by chance and have poured over it, pausing quite often to look up different tools and items you showed. This video has a lot of good tips and hacks and products that I didn't even know existed. I was extremely interested in your hardware organization as we, too, have a ton of hardware to go through and sort and figure out how to store. I totally believed you when you said it took about a year and a half to go through all of it...maybe that's why I've been procrastinating on tackling this project. If you ever make changes to your shop, I would be interested in seeing what you do. You should keep the videos coming and show the different projects you work on. Also, you mentioned you had recently hollowed out that plastic red Tekton case. I'm curious how you went about doing that and what it looks like inside now ? Thanks for taking your time to give a tour of your shop!
I like your style! I have tons of tools in a small space, organization and wheels on everything is a must!
When you get around to wanting another ziptie holder... that looks like a pretty simple pvc project!
This is the volume of tools that my neighbors think I have to lend.
Good to see I'm not the only one with a collection of rock auto magnets 😂
Dude the only one?...Every god dang guy who works on cars in the country has a magnet collection from rock auto.FFS I have mine on my kitchen fridge..
@@djsi38t I had to switch mine to a white board in the garage. I've only got about half as many as this video. Still a strong collection for a DIY guy. lol
I got a cheap curtain rod holder or towel rod holder and I just screwed it to mine and that’s what I put all my clamp on. It works good and it was only like four bucks.
The algorithm found us and I am into it 🙌
When money is no object you buy everything!😂
This seems like normal man tools and stuff to me.
That is the most organized shop ive seen, i wish i was that organized.
I made Christmas dinner listening to your video. Happy holidays.
Love the throttle / speed control on the SWAG Stand
Great video! I’m envious of your organization. Thanks for the tour.
For those Plano boxes or any other box I stack on each other, I burn two holes at one end with a hot nail/solder iron, insert two ends of 550 paracord and tie knots at each end. Makes a simple pull handle
What do you do for a living ? I feel like I’m doing something wrong! Lol, great shop video man!
One of the best shops well-equipped I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your passion.
Thanks so much.
Wow brother, that is a beautiful set up, you gotta get that mill and lathe going,. You can build anything in there. Really really nice stuff.
Thanks so much!
WOW!!!! Just WOW lol. Guy after my own heart. One of these days I want my shop to be just as organized. You have also given me a lot of ideas too. Awesome shop and tour of it.
Very well thought and organized shop young man. You’ve acquired quite the amount of tools but can tell you got a great passion for it. Keep it going and thanks for taking the time out to share it all 🍻💯
Thanks so much!
Also, fishing tackle boxes are superb, but goodness man get some labels on there! 😄
Wow I'm like that band saw set up👍
I watched the whole thing, rewatched a couple parts to add some tools to my shopping list. Thanks for making this, I know it's long but there's a number of tool and organizational recommendations that are super practical. I'm jealous of your shop space and that you can have a section dedicated to fabrication, just the mill and lathe are a dream for many! I would love to see more of the off-road Miata project and of course the Ultima RS, but I may be biased. If you have any questions about the RS build feel free to reach out, I'm always happy to see another Ultima on the road!
Wow you have just about every tool you'll ever need in multiple variations lol. Nice tool collection!
I been looking at tool box tours just to get organization ideas. It’s funny your boxes are way more organized than all the pros out there.
because pros use their tools, this guy is just a collector
As a pro I watch these for organization ideas and to be honest what looks good is usually not as good for efficiency. Having that many wrenches or pliers for example would probably be more of a distraction
Very nice setup man! Thanks for some of the ideas
great setup and organization
I also am big on the rolling racks. I just get mine from Costco. Love the shop.
Great shop layout.
🤯 Holy crap! Impressive setup!
I’ll second the Capri thin wrenches. Definitely a must have and they are inexpensive too.
Incredible setup and well organized man!! I love the Ultimas
I don't normally comment on videos but. I have to give you props. On.Organizing your shop.
17:28 Vice grips idea so they are easier to grab.
I do the same thing but I have mine up side down to be able to grab them easier.
Works for me maybe it will work for you.
Great video.
You remind me of myself with your tool addiction😂
Would love to see you go more into depth with the sorting of hardware. How did you go about what should go where and even what bolts to keep and what to get rid of. I know this sounds simple but would be very helpful to me.
You are a legend for this shop.
Sure Shot note, there is a removable peice in the tip to make a stream instead of a mist. I also bought 5 gal non chlorinated. Good tip on the needle tip oilers, I'll pick some up. Very nice shop, great tips and organizing ideas!
Stellar shop, love it. Its so great to get everything set finally where you need it to be
You need a Brother p-touch to label all tackle boxes.
I like the calendar!
I was laughing a bit when he said a big downside to having this many tools was having to figure out how to organize them 😂
Insane setup man not just hope you get to use them all man that’s crazy for a non professional setup to be that badass I dig it
You're a very well organized hoarder.😮
Nice set up! I appreciate how you only spend on the best brands when needed. Love the Knipex and Milwaukee collection. A fan of Vessel tools as well especially if you’re a fan of JDM. Also, sorry to hear about your loss. And agree that you should continue making vids especially on your ongoing projects. Just subscribed. Good stuff.
Niesamowity garaż , piękne narzędzia. Gratuluje .
I had the same small chrome double sided pry bars in my prybar drawer ( Pictured in front left of your drawer. ) until a friend of mine told me they were actually drum brake tools. Learn everyday.
Great shop; I love your ability to keep everything organized.
Ordered the capri tools thin wrenches last night.
One set of tools I didn’t see were annular cutter bits/rotolocs. No need for a mag drill, but I think you’d find the drill chuck versions to be very helpful. Makes drilling through any type of metal a breeze.
Anyway, keep up the good work. Love the shop
Awesome job, awesome shop, incredibile tool collection... A dream for someone here in the third world... Nice video so fun to see it..
Thank you!
Fun fact: Costco sells large clear plastic totes in 3 packs, (11.25 gallons) and smaller ones in 4 packs. I appreciate your wire shelving system but if you decide that certain things would be better "stacked", I found those costco totes a revelation because the price is fair.
Why haven’t you put out any videos last 10 years? I watched your shop/tool tour until the end. Loved it. Produce more I think channel will grow
I'm impressed, thanks for explaining some of the tool uses. I have 1 Tekton torque wrench, so you also may have convinced me to go down that route.
Thank you! I've been nothing but pleased with the Tekton, go for it!
Please let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like to see in the future.
Subscribed! Love your entire setup and seem like my kind of guy! Keep up the content
Awesome! Thank you! Please let me know what type of stuff you'd like to see in the future.
@@z1zonly Anything and everything tbh, new tool pickups, fav tools, fab tips, car/bike build, etc. Looking forward to new videos!
Awesome shop! Gave me some good ideas 👍🏼
Ok ok i got to the end of the video and your Rock Auto magnet collection. You say you're the king, ready to be humbled. I have over 150 lol. I have a full house refrigerator covered in them lol.
Rad, lemme see!
@@z1zonly This is where I put my videos on. I have a few videos showing my Rock Auto purchases and my magnet collection lol. Btw I just rewatched this video on this account. Still in awe of your setup.
Really great shop, I'm jelly... LOL
Love the setup man! Friggin love the shop tour!🙌
Thanks a bunch! Please let me know what else you'd like to see in the future.
Wow what a set up you must of put hours into organisation 👍
Great garage. Every big boy's dream.👍
Lots of good information. Thanks
For anyone that can afford all those tools and boxes, more power to ya.
🔥🔥 Badass 🤘🤘
Great setup keep collecting 😊
I might have you beat on the rock auto magnets. Man door 8’x3’ is solid without replicating. Overflow magnets cover the sides of a challenger 2 post lift.
You’re living the dream my dude
Bros upload schedule is spotty 😂
dude awesome shop! amazing tool collection, new subscriber and fan, defs keep the last rollcab you were thinking about getting, i think you should hang up all the plywood for insulation and would make wall mounting stuff easier, for example use all those toolbox handle on the walls to make a little hanging section for your caulk guns and other things on hooks, theyre taking up shelf space where they are!
very impressed ands youve given me great inspiration for my tool storage
Great job I like it
I guess I don't feel so bad now about having duplicate tools. BTW, love Tekton!
Very Nice
this guy has a beautiful tool musuem he must have a full time tool cleaner ....or they are not used enjoy seeing his collection
paint the wood blocks in the drawers black ? they would blend in more and look natural
You should add asmr to your tags. This video is so relaxing.
Is it cheaper by CU to get 56" boxes instead of 72" ones? I noticed HF has the Gen 3 56 for 899 but they want 1799 for the 72"...you could just get 2 56" almost for 1 72" i dont get it
I’ve never seen anyone with as much as you. Wow. How much did you spend? Everything is soooo clean too. I’m halfway through the vid so I hope you answer that.
Thx for sharing. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
Not enough Snap On, but good tools none the less,
Wow.. impressive
I need those Socket Rails NOW
Yeah you do! Ernst Manufacturing. Same as Tekton but cheaper on Amazon. Available in 8, 13, and 18-inch lengths, and with trays that they clip into.
Everything looks brand new have you ever used any of them on anything??
I bought 3 ton of hardware one day because it was a good deal lol I probably have more than the hardware store all in all
Where are you located? I would purchase those file cabinets from you, and maybe some other stuff.
Yeah. You win.
good set up
Last time this guy post was 10 years ago and he sound pretty much the same, I mean the amount of tools he had is insane I guess mechanic bought fabricator burns.
This is the absolute and ultimate tool collection, I have ever seen! Congrats! I also can see that you spent a fortune on Milwaukee battery tools! These are high end tools and anything else but cheap. This leads me know to my question; I want to ask you if you are not afraid that one day these batteries can no longer be charged; I mean they still can be charged but the batteries will run down very quickly. And replacement batteries are very expensive if still available, at all. This is the experience I made. As a consequence, I am about replacing all these tools against pneumatic tools. Yes, you have a hose, and not fully independent, but most of pneumatic tools are smaller than the battery operated ones what is a big advantage when working on cars or in narrow spots. I wonder what you think; let me know.
Thank you! I've got about 16 batteries, down from 18. Two went bad and were out of warranty. The rest continue to work fine after 3 years. It's a bummer but far outweighed by the benefit of being cordless. Pneumatic is a pain in the butt and I'd never want to go back. And a battery leaf blower will change your life!
Side note: I'm not impressed by the Forge so far, except the short charging time. I'd still recommend the 3, 8, and 12 aH High Output, until they release non-6.0 Forges.
Gorgeous
This is the most ridiculous and awesome tool video on TH-cam .
Walks into harbor freight, sales person ask, can I help you find anything, him, yes!
Great video
Thanks for the video
Advice from a guy who repairs welding machines everyday for a living.....KEEP THOSE WELDERS! The inverter machines are nothing but troubles in a box. Those old transformer based machines last forever. Yes they are heavy.....the reliability far outweighs the downside
Nice set up, but you have brake spoons in your pry bar drawer.
You have shares in Milwaukee? I’m very impressed.
Put cabinet hooks on your tacklebox it would be easier to pull out
Sweeeeet!!! Can I come live with you? 🤣
bruh that monster miata is SICK
Thanks! I'm 4 years in! Hoping to have it going in 2024.
@@z1zonly would be cool to see a walk around in its current state and when its done
Stay tuned, I think I will!
You need post more stuff buddy !!!!
Man i just randomly found you. Akl i van think is you need yo link up with Taylor Ray. Yiu guys would make sinr crazy cool content and fabrication.
How long did it take you to collect all of this stuff? Crazy how much thought u put into every item in the shop. Great idea keeping EVERYTHING on wheels