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I started watching you when I was 19. I’ll be 27 this year. I’ve learned more from you about life, tools, and just generally being a good man than anyone else in my life could have ever taught me. In that time I got into the trades (HVAC). I’ve gotten married, had a son, and joined the Marines. And anytime I’m having a rough go at it I just pull you up on TH-cam and watch your videos. It’s not what your videos are about that keep us watching. It’s the way you make them, your excitement, and enthusiasm will keep us watching as long as you want to make them. Thank you for making an impact on my life and I’m sure the lives of many other young men.
Very well said, and thank you for your service!
A very thoughtful and true statement!
Thank you for your service!
I don't remember what age I started watching, but I'm 26 now, and not having a father around or grandfather's to grow up and learn from, Cody has definitely made an impact in my life, I keep watching to learn something new,
I'm now a buisness owner, just a bit over a year now.
I agree. He is a blessing to everyone with ears to hear
Thank you for being transparent. I'm soo tired of being manipulated by our culture. Integrity matters. If you lose yours I won't throw a fit. I'll just stop watching. Thank you for the honesty.
I continue to take a personal moral inventory. When I'm wrong I promptly admit it. First to myself, then to those I've wronged. Thank you.
Fear God. Tell the truth. Go to work.
Yeaaaah, as far as SimplySafe goes, I'm not buying a security system that I can defeat with a 30 dollar hand held radio and a five minute search of the FCC filings.
Buy once…Cry once. Words to live by.
Thanks Cody, it makes sense to complete the tool box.
yeah the endless pursuit of that 6 figure is not the way to go. Once a person hits the middle class your happiness level is not going to increase much more with out your health, love, family, passions, and the toys do add a lot, boat, snowbike stuff like that, that will help propel you on adventures.
Since you’re on the Milwaukee tool train now, have you looked at the 3/8” hand ratchet set?
Garage sales and pawn shops get good old-school name brand tools
I bought stuff made in UK and USA and I can confirm, THE best quality in the world - if you can stomach the prices, then I agree, zero regrets
Thank you for your genuine rant. I truly appreciate it 🙏
Well done Cody. Humble and honest and we all went through those tricky times with you. I have always loved the content. Keep up the great work and I’m glad you’ve got your passion back. Andrew (formally JustTesting )
As a lifelong mechanic, anyone that complains, and cites “harbor freight because they’re cheaper”.. makes me know exactly how clueless people are.. have fun with stripped heads, broken tools, twice as long repair times because stuff doesn’t fit right, etc!
Great video series! Would you be willing to create a shopping list with all these items included on your Amazon store? Sort of like the edc one that is currently on there. Thanks!
Started watching your videos when I was 18 and I’ll be 23 In may, sounds cheesy to say but growing up without a dad you’ve been the biggest father figure in my life and have taught me so much about stuff I thought I’d never get to learn without a dad and I’m sure I can speak for lots of other young men as well. Thank you Mr. Wranglerstar you don’t know how important you are to all of us.
I was concerned when the stream had disappeared. Hopefully it was just an audio problem
The reason i started watching your channel 4 years ago was because your enthusiasm was infectious Cody. It was that enthusiasm that kept me watching, its why I subscribed and its why I'm a member. I also saw that you are a good man and it made me think about the sort of man I could be. Now I'm a man of God wheras 4 years ago wasnt. Steel sharpens steel cody and I watch you because I learn new skills, shop skills and life skills. I also see that your only human and you own up to your failings. God bless you brother
The last minute of this hit pretty hard with where I’m at in my life. Stuck in the medical field where every week there’s a new mandate or some kind of sensitivity training. I got into the field to help save lives but all it feels like I do now is follow orders by people that shouldn’t be giving them in the first place and when I question I’m told not to. That led me to really look at what I want to do for the rest of my life, which in turn led me to choose to start welding school and become a CWI and to work for myself. It’s thanks to channels like this that put me back in touch with my construction background. Funny how I quit construction only 5 years ago because I thought I was bettering myself, but now I’m choosing to go back to it to better myself.
You are so right. I've been in health for over thirty years, and that has been the case. Spent my long service leave doing gardening. It's a very satisfying way of earning a living.
ED RN, right there with you…
When I went to work at the railroad, there was a set of Williams wrenches all the way up to 2" that were already old, when I got there. They had a hard life. I used them for 46 years and never babied them. They were left for the next guy to try and wear them out. They were good, heavy and felt great in the hand. Can't go wrong with Williams.
you will never regret buying good quality tools, this is very true! as a mobile mechanic it makes all the difference. never fun to spend the nut upfront but totally necessary for someone whos serious about getting the job done
True story brother...
Well, sometimes it's fun
I think there might be some audio problems?
Edit, it's been fixed!
As an ASE certified master mechanic that's Ford, GM and Chrysler certified.I do indeed give my nod of approval. What a wonderful kit. Job well done Cody. And I really, really appreciate you bringing us all along and sharing your life with us. It's truly been a pleasure and an honor and I look forward to all of the future content you have coming up.
Well said , I thinking the same way. Couldn’t express it better . Nice .
A few days ago my smoke alarm went off. Simply Safe called me and said, "dinner is done".
Cody as I have told you before. Your content is amazing. There may be days I pick and choose what I watch to my liking but I tend to come back and watch the other stuff later. Why because your genuine American loving man! Your experience and insight has helped me grow as a man just in the last 3 years I have been watching you. And I am 49 years old. Thanks for what you do and stay being you! Of course we do like to see Mrs. W as well sometimes. :)
Thank you for sharing your life with us!! I’ve watched you for longer than I can remember. Back in the wrangler barn days, back when TH-cam was commercial free and no where near as popular. :) it’s been a joy to watch your journey!
As a professional aircraft maintenance technician, I have had coworkers borrow my Snap-on wrenches and sockets because they get into tighter spaces than any other brand. Just a small change can make a difference sometimes.
I have two sets of tools at work. The box in the maintenance crib has all my quality stuff. When I am rebuilding gearboxes, drives, pumps, spindles, hydraulic cylinders....the bench work, it's with those tools. Snap-On, Craftsman, Proto, Channel Lock, etc. When I get a call on the production floor, I grab my bag full of Harbor Freight stuff. We use a wet coolant system with sluices under each machine to carry away the chips and swarf created by machine tools. Your hands are always slimy and so are your tools. All the sudden you hear tink tink tink and a wrench you lost grip on is now white water rafting to the sump in the basement, 100 yards away. Occasionally you can recover them inside the hoppers, but it's rare. Or you think you have everything and you left some tools sitting somewhere inside the machine...gone. Never to be seen again. And people "borrowing" tools as well....gone, never to be seen again. So that's my system, it works pretty well. And it saves me from replacing high dollar items as frequent
Everyone needs to make their own choice. Multiple lifetime quality verses get it now, break it tomorrow. If you need something in a hurry, fine. Personally it depends on what it is for me.
I struggle buying anything from Harbor Freight. I had some loading ramps that were dangerously weak. They wouldn't hold up 100 pounds. If I can pick something up I don't need ramps. The ramps were advertised at 500 pounds. Total fallacy. I then checked the jack stands and engine hoists. Looked and felt incredibly weak. I won't trust them on anything that I could end up in the ER.
G'day, I sometimes regret buying expensive, high quality tools. It is typically when they get dropped into the bowls of a machine not to be seen again.
Was looking for a multi screwdriver! Picking up the Williams, looks like an excellent value.
Cody check out the Oh Shoot channel. Its a man perfecting his hobby of shooting air guns and photography.
I can say, that I have thoroughly enjoyed the last year of content. Seeing the move, the adjustment, and seeing the joy in you and your family has been great. Keep up the good work.
Cody we would watch a Live Stream with No Sound watching you Set that Shop Up. 🤔🤨😄
Malco vise grips are Made in USA
I have wright wrenches. Another really good quality USA wrench set.
The last three minutes completely explains why I, and several thousand people follow and watch you. Cody, you are still down to earth
Ball hitch nut is bigger than 1.25", so technically a Professional Homeowner would need that larger size eventually lol.
Keep making content that you’re motivated about… I would normally never watch a video about somebody fixing their German cuckoo clock… But I sat through your whole video and watched the whole thing because I’m interested in what you’re doing and how you go about solving your problems… anything you do that you’re passionate about is going to keep an audience… you are very good at what you do and I’m so glad you have found a way to motivate yourself to make more videos
Same here! Let's hope that clock doesn't fall off the wall again!
@@MadGunner exactly
Send them back and buy wright williams wrenches are junk
"But wait, there's more!!!!!!" "Call now troll free!!!" jk
Was a final video of this series ever published? The one with the Cart that ties it all together?
Harbor FRIGHT.... tools also have no resale value USA tools. Someone will always pay more for it second hand
With regards to tools, life is both too long and too short to spend with any but the best.
Like your grandad, I’m also not a fan of how the snap on’s feel while pulling. I’ll be checking out Williams sooner than later. Thanks for the heads up.
I went with Proto.
Of all the tools in the kit, I can’t believe you didn’t go with the new Eagle Grip locking pliers by Malco . They even have a Snap On version for a little bit more. I’m sure other Wranglerstarites will also let you know about this. It is hard to go wrong with Knipex but the new Eagle Grips are made in the old Vise Grip factory in Dewitt, Nebraska factory. Either way, a very nice tool kit that you assembled.
Yeah I don't use locking pliers but those Malcos look amazing. Trying to find an excuse to buy a pair haha
get to the 2 mil mark first - praying for you and family
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Glad my vote counted! Thank you!
Generally in life you get what you pay for. Pay cheap=get cheap. I’ve learned this over years of life experiences. 👍
Hey Cody what happened to that old poulan chainsaw winch that u used to have ? Would love to see that thing again
Absolutely, Cody. Do what you love. We love the channel because we share so much in common, so trust your passions. They'll overlap and evolve and we will too
The Klein 20 in One, ratcheting screwdriver is much better, imo, than that Williams. More options, the bits have a place to mount to…not just sitting loose in the handle…and is a much sturdier feeling driver.
Buy once, cry once. That as drilled into my head by my grandfather back in the 80's, when I was a young boy, learning how to pull nails and straighten them for re-use.
He saidnit may be OK at times when you are starting out, to buy a lower priced and lower quality tool, but when it needs replacing, after you've made a lot of money off of that tool, buy the higher quality and typically higher priced tool. It will be the one that will last longer if you treat it correctly (and even if abused to an extent).
That man probably forgot more knowledge than both of us combined know today.
Locking pliers, made by any other brand than Vice Grips (US Made) and Knipex/Milwaukee tool are not even worth the money. They are sloppy or loose and even pinch your hands sometimes when you close them.
I’ve been watching since 2012, when I was 19 or 20. Now I’m about to turn 30. You’ve taught me more things than I could put into words.
Perhaps instead of chasing video content for others or even for yourself, that pursuing God's purpose for your life. Often I am vexed by the word indulgence. Am I living a life of purpose for the kingdom?
These videos are the best on TH-cam bar none, the production, the lighting, the audio. I don’t even think there’s a close second. Not to mention I’ve learned more from Cody in the past year than I have in 18 years of school.
The Wright wrenches were made by western forge. You can still get them Branded as Proto. Unfortunately the evil Chinese who bought SK, owners of Western Forge, shut it down about a year or two ago. You can get the made in Spain wrenches, made by Irega, branded as Channellock and save a few bucks.
I've got all craftsman and some snap on when from when Harley went with the new sizeing. My dad was a Harley mechanic, he passed in 2000 I got alot of snap on and craftsman tools. From 70s and 80s and 90s... I mean alot of tools. ive never had to change them out. He loved craftsman more than snap on he said but this was in the 80s 90s.
Your review of the video response along with the balance of the video was perfect and spot on. When you mentioned what was in the video response I turned to the misses and said, the guy isn't wrong. And your response to that was perfect. 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Ah finally, something I can comment on! Thank you for the refreshing tool review. I'm an ASE Master Diesel tech (retiredx3). All my hand tools are American made. I have favorites, calluses, scars and opinions...but my favorite wrenches are SnapOn BLACK IRON,non chromed. These babies are gripable and not thin or slippery. The William's brand has also been a favorite. Great video.
TH-camr: Here is a super cheap Chinese made tool set from Harbor Freight
Viewers: OMG!! What cheap junk! How un-American! You need to support USA jobs!
Also TH-camr: here is a 100% American made toolset….
Viewers: I can get a cheap Chinese set from Harbor Freight for a fraction of that price!!
I dont think they are Quality compared to NEW Snap on, I ordered the 3/8 Ratchet kit and the 20-24 wrenches, They AREN'T the same. The jaws will slip on the Williams before the snap on on Hyd bolts and hoses
Got links for these?
I'm a lifelong mechanic by trade. Close to 40 years. I still like the old 70s-80s SK tools. Naturally Snap-on, Mac, and Matco, dominate the tool quality market. Alluding to a recent tool video, you mentioned Blue Point, my Snap-on man told me they are the same wrench as Snap-on. The only difference being the finish. There are several older names of renown quality that take up residence in my toolbox are, Williams, Proto, and Cornwell. All American made.
Is it just me or is there no sound?
Just refresh
That’s why he canceled last upload and reuploaded it
@@ElChapos there was sound on the earlier video.
I have craftsman at home but at work I have the snap on wrench's. And I think if you are pulling on a snap on wrench hard enough for it to hurt you need to stop and reevaluate what your doing. YOU ARE ABOUT TO HURT YOURSELF
FYI. My shop teacher back 1967, in Jr. High School pointed out Cresent is the brand name, correct terminology is "open end adjustable wrench.
Now that’s a speech 🙂🙏
Whats wrong with buying, say, high quality British tools? I get the issue with supporting the CCP; and buying poor quality equiptment, but the Brits make some fantastic stuff (and always have).
I have several Bahco adjustable wrenches (I'm in the UK). They are high quality Swedish made tools (some Bahco tools are made in other European countries). Bahco are owned by Snap-on.
I don't have a preference for what videos you make. I just enjoy watching and learning about tools and skills that my dad never got to teach me. Thanks for all the knowledge sharing.
Anvils, professional home owner tool kit, it's all good. Just keep it rolling. Wanna see all of it. God bless.
PS: love my Williams flex head ratcheting combination wrenches.
Cody i went to get the Williams screwdriver set and it is made in China. The specific 8 pack you linked doesn’t say origin is China but when you pick the 5/8/19 set options they say China. Do you have a true USA made recommendation.
You never hear anyone talk about Cornwell Tools they’re USA made and USA sourced steel. Great tools and a great company. I know it’s not USA made but check out the Wera joker self adjusting spammer wrench.
I'm a true fan Mr. W follow your passions, I'll follow along for the ride. Also As a Canadian I too put lots of value on supporting local and buying Canadian manufactured goods, but can I add an addendum to that adage, because I see you seemingly struggling with the inclusion of quality, but not non U.S made goods in your tool box and presumably life in general. The last few weeks has really shown that we (the West) are all in this together and when the chips are down we rely on each other. Supporting a German factory worker ensures that they are paid fair wages and are able to buy quality U.S made goods. Let's support quality work done by people who are fairly paid for their effort, regardless of where they happen to live and lets say no to low quality slave labour junk and the systems that make it possible. Keep on keepin' on Brother!
Most professional homeowner guys get their tools piecemeal at yard sales, estate sales, Craig's list, etc. Sure, if you're a professional carpenter, then it's a proper investment to have complete sets of professional level tools. In reality, most men get by with a couple pair of Vicegrips, a screwdriver that has interchangeable tips, a saw of some kind and a claw hammer. As far as power tools: reversible drill...maybe an oscillating tool like a Fein...Skil saw, jig saw....Maybe one or two weird things that you bought on impulse when you were at Ace Hardware, that you never even use one time.
First project: *Build a wooden crate* and chuck it all in there and throw that under the stairs. Call up some friends and have them stop by for stimulating conversation and roasted marshmallows by the fire. Done deal.
* = optional
This was an awesome video, I'm not exactly watching this video because I need tools, I am a typical kid that got roaped into buying 50k of snap on tools because I'm a mechanic. I'm watching this video because I try to catch every video you make, I choose your channel over any television show. I've learned so much from you, I've gained passions as I learned that your interests fall in line with what I find interesting, and I could not thank you enough for the things you've taught me. When I was younger, my dad picked work over family and unfortunately he was not there to be a role model for me, and my pap passed when I was a year old, leaving me without any male role models, I've stumbled through life trying to find my way on my own. The day I found your channel is the day I started learning how to do tasks that I wished I'd learned, I've learned how to be a better man, I've adopted your mind set of trying to do everything in a way that I could be proud of. That being said, I couldn't help but notice almost every video you've made in your current homestead has been different, I felt like the light has left your eyes and this has become more of a job for you. This video you have admitted that my fears are actually true, but now that it has come to light, I have faith that you will follow this path to rekindle the things that have brought you such happiness. Words can not express how much I'd like to thank you for all of the amazing content you have blessed us with, but I'd still like to say thank you. God bless you and your family.
You're sleeping not getting Malco brave vice grips. They're beautiful. Come presented in a box, shiny, polished chrome finish. American made. Awesome tool.
I just use Grand dads tools: USA made in the 1940's & 1950's.
Looks like Simply safe paid for the tools in this video! /sarc
Wright is indeed a great USA toolmaker! I have said it before, and will say it again, the Wright 2.0 (Wright Tool 952) is a great value at less than the Williams set (same size set for ~$200). As an added bonus, the wright has the cuts in the open end just like the Snap-On. Great USA made value!!
Cody! I have been watching your videos for years! The first video I watched was how to sharpen an axe with a file. And Now I am building my owe shed and work bench. But I had a question. Should I mount my vise on the left or right of my bench?!
Not coming off rude by no means, this isn’t towards you. I love the content, your very talented and committed to you channel. You have hands down one of the best quality videos. I still don’t understand why people always complain how hard it is and how stressful life is when the do TH-cam? They are so fortunate, I don’t understand how hard it is editing and all the off camera stuff, I’m assuming it is stressful and time consuming but I think a lot of people forget how life is when your not a video creator. There is no job out there that you can make the kinda money these TH-camrs are making. As well with people taking months off at a time for their mental state and such, what job can you just take off 2 months because you’ve had a rough year? And once again I’m not directing anything towards you I’m saying TH-camrs as a whole. I think everyone is guilty of taking things for granite.
I watch because the things you become obsessed with are interesting. I have a similar mindset and a way of living. The channel becomes the interest of the month. Be it dirtbikes, ATV's, Tractors and accessories, Hand tools etc. It's not uncommon for someone to have temporary obsessions and disseminate their knowledge. I would never try to diagnose anyone but you might be ADHD. If you aren't you're certainly a spirit animal to people who are.
I have SK, husky ,proto that is came from my grandad some of them are older than my dad who died in 2011. I believe those are all super quality tools but probably not as quality today if you're to buy new. The only things snap on makes their likes are there sided handled screwdrivers you get a really good grip. I buy Craftsman, the quality today is not like it once was but I still buy it. In my work toolbox for sockets I do like harbor freight between the colors and you used to be able to buy individual size sockets and wrenches at a single, but I don't think so no more because it's easy to replace.
They're pricey at $40, but the Malco Eagle Grips are hands down the BEST made in USA locking pliers
I think I have missed only a handful of videos over the last 6yrs or so. I agree with 99% of what you say and do. One of the things I like so much is what you are doing and have to say about what you are up too. So keep it up.
And I’m pretty sure the Napa Carlyle adjustable wrenches are rebranded Wright Tool ones.
I’ve been following since your cabin was stolen. It’s been fun watching the ebbs and flows of the channel. Looking forward to what’s to come.
Well, I do enjoy and appreciate your content. Some is relevant to me, some isn't, but it's always engaging. But what always astounds me is that you can consistently and effectively communicate what you want to say. I know you plan what you want to say but it never feels scripted. I think many of us know who we are, what we stand for, what has value... but to contemporaneously communicate it? To a faceless audience? That's an unusual skill... and then film it? I really don't know how you can get so much done.
Adjustable wrenches (not necessarily Crescent branded) are a great tool, especially with a hammer face on them, as a go to tool on the farm or job site.
Should of bought Wright grip 2.0 wrenches, USA made and for sure just as good as or better then snap on. Got a full metric set for $180 off Amazon
The former Swedish brand of tools Bahco was bought by Snap On and became SNA Europe... Al production was moved to Spain and Portugal.. The quality have slightly degraded and it's looks like there are trying to make more money of the name than keeping the quality at top notch. Bahco used to be one of the best tool brands you could buy but it's no longer so because of greedy international companies. We still have some good producers here in Sweden and Sandvik is one of them who are creating some of the best cutters for metal lathes and other metal cutting machines. It's sad that the great history of fine tool making is no longer here in our country.
Can't tell you how may times Ihave run into a problem and started the solution set by asking What would Cody do? It isn't about the specific solution, it's about HOW to think. Thank you!
I am 31 years old and have spent 12 years buy quantity not quality. This was very necessary due to the number of specialized tools needed to complete jobs on different name brand cars. At this point, I have every tool I could need. 2 post lift, welder, plasma cutter, hand tools ect. Now I am reinvesting into better hand tools. This is because the Chinese hand tools have worn through the chrome and the brass/cooper is showing underneath. This has caused a few striped bolts. I wish I had the money when I was younger but that was not an option. Thanks for the great videos.
I don't really comment but I have been watching your videos for 5 or 6 years now and I have always enjoyed them. Even though I do know a good bit about alot of the things you do. I started watching for the info on timber frame building. But I have really enjoyed watching you and your family grow. Now the only thing is you talk about east coast vs west coast. Come on down to south Louisiana in August and I will show you what real hard work is. 😆🤣
Since you brought up working for yourself. Any recommendations on good reasonably priced health insurance? I know, does it exist?
You should try stahlwille wrenches. Made in germany, extremely high quality. Competes with snap-on no doubt.
Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. I’ve used Williams for decades. I’m retired now but used to build communication towers. Dependability is a must.
Young guys do not go out and buy an expensive wrench set like this. If you have $265 invest it make more money first. You'll make a slave out of yourself with thinking like this if you don't.