Great starting tools. Don't listen to people telling you that you need the most expensive brands. If it works for you and it's paid for and you make money with it then that's what matters. Keep growing your knowledge and experience and tool collection!
Absolutely, its the man that makes the well made clothes, not the expensive clothes that just make im look like a fop. Besides Milwaukee and Icon are very good tools.
Thanks ! When you’re just starting out buying tools go for the cheaper tools with lifetime warranty. They get the job done just as good and if it ever breaks go get a new one for free.
@@nickmcgee3258 that’s awesome. I just graduated high school and wanna get into wrenching. I’ve owned several diesels and just hate not knowing how to fix things. I’m having a hard time having a shop take me in tho
Talk to everyone you know in your area weather they are a mechanic or not they might know someone that is and help you get your foot in the door somewhere. Or you can start as a lube tech at a quick lane or similar place and work your way up. Here in southeast michigan they are hiring everywhere. With or without any experience. Talk to people. Make connections and you’ll find a place.
Only experience I had prior was auto tech in high school and working on my own vehicles for 10+ years. No school. But I knew someone already working at the shop.
Great starting tools. Don't listen to people telling you that you need the most expensive brands. If it works for you and it's paid for and you make money with it then that's what matters. Keep growing your knowledge and experience and tool collection!
Absolutely, its the man that makes the well made clothes, not the expensive clothes that just make im look like a fop. Besides Milwaukee and Icon are very good tools.
My nephew graduates in December and I’m trying to surprise him with a nice set of tools. He’s already gotten a job offer.
very cool, love all the high viz stuff
Thanks! I keep spending more money because they keep coming out with more hi viz ! Just can’t help myself
I thought this was the shop i worked at for a second lol. there's 2 guys with those exact boxes next to each other where I work
nice set up!! I just started buying some tools for my set up for when i graduate
Thanks ! When you’re just starting out buying tools go for the cheaper tools with lifetime warranty. They get the job done just as good and if it ever breaks go get a new one for free.
@@nickmcgee3258 exactly what ive been doing, alot my hand tools are Tekton, and accessories Kobalt, Craftman and Gearwrench
Good video for insurance.
Nice setup brother.
Good job.
Nice garage and toolset
how are u liking the icon stuff?
I have been very happy with icon. I haven’t had anything break or cause me any problems with daily use.
Love harbor freight stuff but the Icon line is garbage
I have the icon sockets, ratcheting wrenches and screwdrivers and they have all held up very well so far for me.
You become a diesel mechanic not to long ago?
Yeah started about 5 months ago
@@nickmcgee3258 that’s awesome. I just graduated high school and wanna get into wrenching. I’ve owned several diesels and just hate not knowing how to fix things. I’m having a hard time having a shop take me in tho
Talk to everyone you know in your area weather they are a mechanic or not they might know someone that is and help you get your foot in the door somewhere. Or you can start as a lube tech at a quick lane or similar place and work your way up. Here in southeast michigan they are hiring everywhere. With or without any experience. Talk to people. Make connections and you’ll find a place.
@@nickmcgee3258 sounds good will do. Did you go into a shop with no experience or do a little school
Only experience I had prior was auto tech in high school and working on my own vehicles for 10+ years. No school. But I knew someone already working at the shop.