It's SOOOOOOOOOO nice to know that there are other SIOCDTG's (Super Intense OCD Tool Guys) out there --- My wife needs to watch this video so that she understands IT"S NOT JUST ME!!! Great vids Matt, keep up the intense work ethic!
As someone who has tried almost every screwdriver, the insulated Wera is my go to. Screws stick to the tips like nothing else. They can grip stripped out heads. And I like the fact that the insulated drivers keep you from scratching things in tight places. I have virtually every Wera driver but I carry a toolcheck plus and insulated drivers in my kit every day. The battery powered vessel driver and their bit set are a must have as well, but Wera drivers and hex plus are second to none.
Wera is typically my go-to, but for a driver handle that can interchange with different blades/bits, the Wiha has insane bit fitment and no wobble and the grip feels better in my palm than Wera. Then for ratcheting, I love vessel, especially how you can take off the top, and have a built in shorty. Speaking of ratcheting, the smoothness and backdrag I feel like the Apex is even better than Vessel
Thank you for the Tool videos I understand how hard the addiction is and how you cant just do these videos everyday even though you and I both want that! Stay Healthy and Happy
Yeah I’ve been upgrading all my sockets/ratchets to Ko-Ken, but I did get a couple Nepros ratchets also just because they’re so pretty haha, I couldn’t give it up. My least favorite thing about Ko-Ken sockets, specifically the z-series, is they don’t have 9mm sockets. Not that I actually need a 9mm, but now I don’t have a complete set. Had to order the non-z-series 9mm
If I need a tool I either borrow or buy it. If I need to borrow a second time I buy one. I've bought a few here and there that look useful without a specific current need that usually see action within a few months. And that's about it. This is crazy! The organization is pretty sweet though. At least you can find everything you own in there!
I think the way you've done is smart. That's how I would have done it earlier in life. I'm at the point now where I just want the whole package just in case. It's really nice to have the right tool when you do need it.
Wow I guess I’m the opposite I Bought wera First but my hand kept slipping with them so I bought the PB Swiss “Swiss Grip”. Screwdrivers specifically and I like them more. Now that’s 90% of My Screwdrivers
Same. I have some Wera at work and they just don't feel right. I personally prefer Wiha and PBSwiss with the Swiss Grip coating. Screwdriver handles are something highly subjective because hands are different. This is why i encourage everyone to test different brands before settling with one.
Yeah Mike F collection coming soon: Milwaukee drill, painters apron, Klein 11 in 1, Klein electrician scissors, knife, and a damn yard stick… hell maybe a stick of Kerrygold butter, who knows? That’s an old son of a b that Mike F… a good ol son of a b though. Sign me up!
Wera screwdrivers are interesting in that you either love them or not. I have one Wera racheting screwdriver and I dislike the handle, it never feels right to me. My favorite screwdrivers are Mayhew, who doesn't make screwdrivers as their main product, they make punches and prybars. But their screwdriver handles are really good.
The diamond tip were blue handles are nice. Available in Japan. They are like what you called the 334, but I would call kraftform plus. Wera 137801 33/50/6A Craft Foam Diamond Screwdriver Set for the part number. I will still take PB for flat/slotted.
One thing I would recommend here Matt don’t know if you ever wanted or thought about this? Is to visit a shop maybe like a Porsche shop? Talk to the mechanics on what their favorite tools are. I only watch other toolbox tour channels to scour and find new tools brands or tool numbers in pursuit of the very best of that tool type. Sometimes, I have found the best tool that functions everyday for me (mechanic myself) is not the best looking I think Koken Z series nails both but that is not easy. I have some snap-on tools but that is because they take abuse like no other tool in that category. Sure it doesn’t look great but I need it to hold up. I also think that organization of tools makes that tool look much better in the box. My toolbox looks like yours various tool brands but all just are functional excellence and any that don’t get used or I don’t enjoy using simply get given away. One thing I am not seeing is a multimeter. I would say if you can afford it Fluke. There is a reason for it’s price and that is my most used tool.(Besides my computer) this is a sweet project and I’m sure there are a ton of people that want this just picked out for them. Tools I would say are purchased much more in a collection with financing as well. So I think that is important to look into as well since these collections will be hard for some people to buy in full.
Here is the problem with that logic. Mechanics don’t have the time or money to buy and try a bunch of stuff. They are at the bottom of the marketing funnel. You need to go to the source, the manufacturer. That’s what I do.
@@ObsessedGarage I don’t mean the way of getting the items I mean in that finding other tool brands that maybe are not known yet. I have some tool brands in my box no one around me has heard of and they are super great no overly priced tools. Maybe everyone here chimed in but I still think there are tons of brands out there that just don’t have a recognition like these big brands. This project is awesome nevertheless
Evening Matt Love this series, Have you ever tried the Facom stuff, their 72 tooth ratchets are really nice to use, their spanners are very good too. They were French but now owned by Stanley Black & decker. Which was a shame They are still very good though
Love Koken! Nothing like it. Perfect ratchet would be 3/8 Koken Z 8" (LOCKING if it exists?) flex head quick realease head with that nice grip being just a little bit longer. The quick release button is a flat profile, so I'd take the decrease in strength. Nothing beats Koken fit, & backdrag is next level👌
Vessel makes the best screwdrivers, koken makes the best sockets, koken ratchets are the best back drag, snap on makes the best pliers, ratchets, and wrenches, and hazet stuff blows. Koken really is on another level. I think kokens make some of the nicest tools money can buy and they are very fairly priced!
I mean he said verbatim he just bought all of this stuff and is still organizing it. But I've worked with several guys who were this anal about their tools, my old boss would clean and sort any tools he used at the end of each day before putting them back in their home
Holy Wera, look at that drawer. I have a 2 of their hammerable flat heads and have been looking at the rest of their range too. I need to streamline between my Vessel and Wiha screwdrivers though. Certainly an appealing product just on aesthetics alone. My only thing is the posidrive screwdrivers they have. If I only have metric european cars (BMW, Alfa Romeo), is there any need for the posidrive? Ko-ken is also very nice too, I have one of their 3/8 socket sets and a nice little 1/4 inch set (z series). And more recently a Facom 1/2 and 1/4 socket set. On Hazet, I bought one of their German made (at least that's what the box said) torque wrenches, the 1/2 inch one. I wasn't impressed by the quality at all and returned it.
you know how people use carpets to seperate areas in rooms. (looking at top 2 drawer) maybe use the same idea to color code, whether its Philips, flat, etc. 4:52
I don’t want to sound rude if your young or just don’t use tools but a half second look and you can see his plat blades are Ponting into the tool box and Philip’s are facing out also you could have them side by side out of order and a half second glance world pick you screw driver for said job. Matt’s issue is he has to much of one thing and stumbles over the pure volume of tools.
Ah, so this is what my future looks like 😅. If you work with powersports the koken 3/8 t handle is very nice, but wera has a free floating sleeve for faster spins.
Do you have a part number for the Wera? Just started getting major repair work orders in the power sports industry. I don't necessarily need it, but so many times I've had a tool cause I thought it was cool or whatever, and it was a lifesaver for an unforseen situation. Love those kinds of things
This would be sweet for a giy or gal setting up a home dream shop or opening a new dream shop to use his services to tool it out like one day I would love to open my own shop like 10 15 years from now and this would be sweat just looks professional I have all the tools I need already but to have a master collection would be cool and yes koken tools and tekton tools are great
I have the koken nut grip and they works great but they don't work when you have a thin head bolt like some dodge torque converter bolts it holds them in but it moves around still love them but that was one problem I found qith them the other day
i honestly don't like the yellow "strike" wera screwdrivers, we ended up with surface rust on all of ours. The regular green handle ones had zero issue with this. I hope you dont have the same issues. I do really like your VDE set
Great video Matt. Just the video on its own worth the like 👍🏻. Don’t understand why over 8K views and 266 likes? People don’t appreciate the work and effort and dedication and money you have invested into this. 👍🏻
What is the value proposition you offer when buying through you as the middle man vs someone else…? Not understanding. Also not understanding legitimacy when you state you hate using tools but you love having tools? What’s the real life experience? Genuine questions.
Pretty sure the K in Knipex is silent but I'll let it slide lol, I use mostly Klein Tools for HVAC work and the occasional Knipex rather than a crappy Channellock
I can tell just looking at that Wera drawer that you have no square drive robertson screwdrivers I know this because they are different colored. These are my most used wera screwdrivers. Just something to think about
I like the watch choice! Tudor Pelagos FXD, awesome every day watch. I wear my Pelagos 24/7 n can’t take it off ! Oh and these tools are cool too I guess 😅
I just keep commenting lol but how is warranty going to work I got koken from Amazon jp and koken USA can't warranty them but they did offer to give me a free rebuild kit but I offered to pay for it cause it was mt fault and they said they would give me a discount anyways but I want to order a few more things so I am waiting to do that so we will see giw that goes buy yeah are you going to be able to warranty stuff or do they have to go to the manufacturer and if so is there going to be troubles like I had thats something to think about when you buy stuff
@@ObsessedGarage I do love your setup. when I was a kid we lived close to the snapon headquarters in Wisconsin My stepdads father was a diesel mechanic for the big snapon semis they used for distribution He would take me there on weekends . I still remember it fondly . I think my Snapon loyalty is based on nostalgia not practicality I administer anesthesia for a living so i’m a detail oriented guy I don’t like a lot of change . I did not buy everything from my tool guy building out my shop . iI found a few other sources where I save 20-40 % off retail I take care of my dealer as well so I can warranty items
I think they may. It is likely a little softer. The reason for them would be to use with Stainless fasteners. I just like how they look, so I'm keeping them, but they certainly aren't necessary.
I dont have good experience with wera. Their yellow screwdriver tips are not very hard and they start to corode very easy. Not sure what you see in them
Hi Matt, I have a great idea for you. Start a OG car kit for Porsche Car drivers. These tools would be specific for Porsche in case of an emergency on the road. another idea would be a OG track day kit for Porsche car drivers. Thoughts??
@@ObsessedGarage I have the full set from 5.5 up to 13mm Wiha bendy nut driver. Had them for years and have saved my bacon many a time. Like cobra knipex pliars. Absolute haves. Vessel has different levels of bit driver ratchet. Low profile to get a screw between your dash and windshield. They work for me. Gearwrench 120x ratchets are the Rolex of ratchets imho
I can't wait for Matty to get to heaven and God tells him "By obsessing you saved your self from x amount of panic attacks and you saved x amount of time. Get in here and I will show you all the things you missed."
All this tool talk is making me want to upgrade to a new tool cabinet and order an essentials kit of Koken tools but I'll wait until it's all dialed in. Hopefully the new cabinets hit the store in the near future!
unreal amount of money in tools and sockets that look like they will never be used, wera is definitely the brand to get though if youre going to spend 20k on products!
Its crazy, its almost like its his job or something to research the best tools and then sell the tools and his expertise to people who don't have the same skill as him....oh wait
@@tracymosley5991I use tools to make money for a living, and I know plenty of other people that do the same. This amount of the same tool, is not normal. He even said it himself his own line up of screwdrivers was confusing. Fuck, just grab a flat head and get on with the job. And by the time you fucking figure out which type of socket you want, 20 minutes will have passed. This is not a working man’s tool kit right here, this is pure obsession...
@@twentyonehertzgood point about obsession, but who’s denying it? The name of the channel is OBSESSESED Garage and Matt has extensively talked about his diagnosed OCD. None of that is a secret. Many retailers have products on display. This is OG’s and it’s for the camera where his buyers are. You’re looking at it all wrong. This tool box is literally a marketing tool and expense for a multi million dollar company. This isn’t a single mechanics bay doing car repair all day long.
Those and the rbrt sets are legit the best version of the hex,torx, trppl square, etc… Mac RBRT seems to have way more products available then gripedge even tho it’s their tech probably have to wait till a contract ends to produce the other stuff under the grip edge company. I have been buying everything second hand for like 2/3rd the price from the tool truck/ Mac site. Definitely worth having over the regular stuff.
@@ObsessedGarage Sadly it is made in china by Proto, available by Mac Proto, Facom, and USAG last I looked. Mac R.B.R.T. versions have more options a bit better to me quality wise. Let me know if anyone wants the Proto link it’s priced the same as gripedege
Seems a bit out of touch with what someone who uses tools as a job would purchase. Says he bought snap on and doesn't like it but prefers to use Chineseium
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It's SOOOOOOOOOO nice to know that there are other SIOCDTG's (Super Intense OCD Tool Guys) out there --- My wife needs to watch this video so that she understands IT"S NOT JUST ME!!!
Great vids Matt, keep up the intense work ethic!
@@1thechosenjuan1 Excellent idea!🤣
As someone who has tried almost every screwdriver, the insulated Wera is my go to. Screws stick to the tips like nothing else. They can grip stripped out heads. And I like the fact that the insulated drivers keep you from scratching things in tight places. I have virtually every Wera driver but I carry a toolcheck plus and insulated drivers in my kit every day. The battery powered vessel driver and their bit set are a must have as well, but Wera drivers and hex plus are second to none.
Wera is typically my go-to, but for a driver handle that can interchange with different blades/bits, the Wiha has insane bit fitment and no wobble and the grip feels better in my palm than Wera. Then for ratcheting, I love vessel, especially how you can take off the top, and have a built in shorty. Speaking of ratcheting, the smoothness and backdrag I feel like the Apex is even better than Vessel
have ya tried Vessel JIS ???
@@BillTanseyJr i'm team vessel! amazing stuff, hasn't let me down yet.
I'm glad to see you're enjoying Koken. They're simply fantastic
Watching you is actually inspiring me to push forward building my own version on the tool front.
Have you tried using the tools? Much more fun
He does.
@@RAZGR1Z on what? That's a joke right
@@DannyD_Live The vehicles in the video?
Thank you for the Tool videos I understand how hard the addiction is and how you cant just do these videos everyday even though you and I both want that! Stay Healthy and Happy
Get the wera Japan edition screwdriver, trust me you will love them! They are is if vessel and wera had a baby!
Have you looked at Vessel screwdriver I feel like the ergonomics is amazing for sure. Wera are super clean
Love Ko-Ken can’t wait to you guys add it to your site. Please carry SAE stuff. That’s when I will make my first purchase for sure. 😊
I think Mac RBRT/ grip edge hex, torx, S-torx, torx+, S-torx+, triple square are the best version of those socket/ bit drive types
Yeah I’ve been upgrading all my sockets/ratchets to Ko-Ken, but I did get a couple Nepros ratchets also just because they’re so pretty haha, I couldn’t give it up.
My least favorite thing about Ko-Ken sockets, specifically the z-series, is they don’t have 9mm sockets. Not that I actually need a 9mm, but now I don’t have a complete set. Had to order the non-z-series 9mm
You should look at rotator ratchets, a few companies make them. The handle turns operating the ratchet which is very handy in certain situations.
If I need a tool I either borrow or buy it. If I need to borrow a second time I buy one. I've bought a few here and there that look useful without a specific current need that usually see action within a few months. And that's about it. This is crazy! The organization is pretty sweet though. At least you can find everything you own in there!
I think the way you've done is smart. That's how I would have done it earlier in life. I'm at the point now where I just want the whole package just in case. It's really nice to have the right tool when you do need it.
Like a jewelry store...💙 love the Hazet, pure nostalgi.
very excited for the essentials kits.
Wow I guess I’m the opposite I Bought wera First but my hand kept slipping with them so I bought the PB Swiss “Swiss Grip”. Screwdrivers specifically and I like them more. Now that’s 90% of My Screwdrivers
Same. I have some Wera at work and they just don't feel right. I personally prefer Wiha and PBSwiss with the Swiss Grip coating.
Screwdriver handles are something highly subjective because hands are different. This is why i encourage everyone to test different brands before settling with one.
@@Kaffeetanne I prefer Wiha or Snapon but Wera chiseldrivers are special
Koken is so damn amazing I love them, Z series' low backdrag is unparalled
Would love to see a Mike F collection offered.
I second this
Yeah Mike F collection coming soon: Milwaukee drill, painters apron, Klein 11 in 1, Klein electrician scissors, knife, and a damn yard stick… hell maybe a stick of Kerrygold butter, who knows? That’s an old son of a b that Mike F… a good ol son of a b though.
Sign me up!
What an insane collection! Nice.
Sir, you are living my dream! Best tools and best car in your garage! Good luck with your business! 🫡
Wera screwdrivers are interesting in that you either love them or not. I have one Wera racheting screwdriver and I dislike the handle, it never feels right to me. My favorite screwdrivers are Mayhew, who doesn't make screwdrivers as their main product, they make punches and prybars. But their screwdriver handles are really good.
the hazet wrenches are all made in germany and they are not casted but forged
Looks great! Have you tried Vessel Screwdrivers they are my favorite
How about an obsessed garage custom foam inlay system for all these? (Black and blue foam) Maybe just for the new HQ and studio…
The diamond tip were blue handles are nice. Available in Japan. They are like what you called the 334, but I would call kraftform plus. Wera 137801 33/50/6A Craft Foam Diamond Screwdriver Set for the part number. I will still take PB for flat/slotted.
I'll buy all of your Ko-ken throwaways 😆
One thing I would recommend here Matt don’t know if you ever wanted or thought about this? Is to visit a shop maybe like a Porsche shop? Talk to the mechanics on what their favorite tools are. I only watch other toolbox tour channels to scour and find new tools brands or tool numbers in pursuit of the very best of that tool type. Sometimes, I have found the best tool that functions everyday for me (mechanic myself) is not the best looking I think Koken Z series nails both but that is not easy. I have some snap-on tools but that is because they take abuse like no other tool in that category. Sure it doesn’t look great but I need it to hold up. I also think that organization of tools makes that tool look much better in the box. My toolbox looks like yours various tool brands but all just are functional excellence and any that don’t get used or I don’t enjoy using simply get given away. One thing I am not seeing is a multimeter. I would say if you can afford it Fluke. There is a reason for it’s price and that is my most used tool.(Besides my computer) this is a sweet project and I’m sure there are a ton of people that want this just picked out for them. Tools I would say are purchased much more in a collection with financing as well. So I think that is important to look into as well since these collections will be hard for some people to buy in full.
Here is the problem with that logic. Mechanics don’t have the time or money to buy and try a bunch of stuff. They are at the bottom of the marketing funnel. You need to go to the source, the manufacturer. That’s what I do.
@@ObsessedGarage I don’t mean the way of getting the items I mean in that finding other tool brands that maybe are not known yet. I have some tool brands in my box no one around me has heard of and they are super great no overly priced tools. Maybe everyone here chimed in but I still think there are tons of brands out there that just don’t have a recognition like these big brands. This project is awesome nevertheless
Evening Matt
Love this series, Have you ever tried the Facom stuff, their 72 tooth ratchets are really nice to use, their spanners are very good too. They were French but now owned by Stanley Black & decker. Which was a shame
They are still very good though
I haven't owned any, but I'm gotten my hands on them several times. Something about them doesn't get me excited.
@@ObsessedGarage Facom is good quality but nothing to write home about. But their locking pliers are pretty innovative. Might be worth a look.
Happen to have any koken or other Japanese tools?
Matt buy a iFixIT kit and dump all there bits but use there foam inlay for all your small bits
While you're telling people what they should do... their not there.
And westling socket rails are sweet! I really really like how clean they look check them out I’m geeking over all these tools !! Love them
Love Koken! Nothing like it. Perfect ratchet would be 3/8 Koken Z 8" (LOCKING if it exists?) flex head quick realease head with that nice grip being just a little bit longer. The quick release button is a flat profile, so I'd take the decrease in strength. Nothing beats Koken fit, & backdrag is next level👌
Vessel makes the best screwdrivers, koken makes the best sockets, koken ratchets are the best back drag, snap on makes the best pliers, ratchets, and wrenches, and hazet stuff blows. Koken really is on another level. I think kokens make some of the nicest tools money can buy and they are very fairly priced!
thought this channel was a sonic add, nice to see more brands
Ha, ha... You guys need to really start listening to the words I'm saying rather than adding a bunch of context that I'm not saying.
This is the tool box of someone that doesn’t use them.
or if you are in an industry that pays too much or special work for the government
According to the comments you leave on this channel you must live a sad life "hate watching" Matt and OG.
I mean he said verbatim he just bought all of this stuff and is still organizing it. But I've worked with several guys who were this anal about their tools, my old boss would clean and sort any tools he used at the end of each day before putting them back in their home
All the gear and no idea
Why would you organise by length! Surely prioritising type is the primary info!
Great video Matt. What are those screwdriver holders in your top drawer called?
Tool Grid
Have you tried any Facom stuff? They don't seem to be so prevalent in America but in Europe they are the crème de la crème
WOW,
Holy Wera, look at that drawer. I have a 2 of their hammerable flat heads and have been looking at the rest of their range too. I need to streamline between my Vessel and Wiha screwdrivers though. Certainly an appealing product just on aesthetics alone.
My only thing is the posidrive screwdrivers they have. If I only have metric european cars (BMW, Alfa Romeo), is there any need for the posidrive?
Ko-ken is also very nice too, I have one of their 3/8 socket sets and a nice little 1/4 inch set (z series). And more recently a Facom 1/2 and 1/4 socket set.
On Hazet, I bought one of their German made (at least that's what the box said) torque wrenches, the 1/2 inch one. I wasn't impressed by the quality at all and returned it.
you know how people use carpets to seperate areas in rooms.
(looking at top 2 drawer) maybe use the same idea to color code, whether its Philips, flat, etc.
4:52
I don’t want to sound rude if your young or just don’t use tools but a half second look and you can see his plat blades are Ponting into the tool box and Philip’s are facing out also you could have them side by side out of order and a half second glance world pick you screw driver for said job.
Matt’s issue is he has to much of one thing and stumbles over the pure volume of tools.
Really want to find a sae hex bit set that’s in impact bit. Can’t find any that go up to 1/2 since I’m a commercial electrician
absolutely state of the art of spending money over tools!
Have you thought about working with the European company "Shadow Foam"? They would help you with organizing
‼️ Usually take year break from Matt‼️
About every 6 months
But now I have Matt on shorts. Still hating cats Matt?
❤️🙏 Love from Scotland 🙏❤️
Koken is the good stuff
Ah, so this is what my future looks like 😅. If you work with powersports the koken 3/8 t handle is very nice, but wera has a free floating sleeve for faster spins.
Do you have a part number for the Wera? Just started getting major repair work orders in the power sports industry. I don't necessarily need it, but so many times I've had a tool cause I thought it was cool or whatever, and it was a lifesaver for an unforseen situation. Love those kinds of things
This would be sweet for a giy or gal setting up a home dream shop or opening a new dream shop to use his services to tool it out like one day I would love to open my own shop like 10 15 years from now and this would be sweat just looks professional I have all the tools I need already but to have a master collection would be cool and yes koken tools and tekton tools are great
Have you heard of Wiha? They sell foam kits.
Cool video about shopping and how much money you have. Must be nice
How in the world does one come to that conclusion watching this video?
I have the koken nut grip and they works great but they don't work when you have a thin head bolt like some dodge torque converter bolts it holds them in but it moves around still love them but that was one problem I found qith them the other day
i honestly don't like the yellow "strike" wera screwdrivers, we ended up with surface rust on all of ours. The regular green handle ones had zero issue with this. I hope you dont have the same issues.
I do really like your VDE set
Oh my goodness @ 8:00 I really felt that lol
Great video Matt. Just the video on its own worth the like 👍🏻. Don’t understand why over 8K views and 266 likes? People don’t appreciate the work and effort and dedication and money you have invested into this. 👍🏻
What is the value proposition you offer when buying through you as the middle man vs someone else…? Not understanding. Also not understanding legitimacy when you state you hate using tools but you love having tools? What’s the real life experience? Genuine questions.
Finally a wera video.
You’re wrong Matt, vessel is the way to go for screwdrivers
Yeah...I get that. I don't really like those. Same with PB Swiss, the handles don't work for me.
Pretty sure the K in Knipex is silent but I'll let it slide lol, I use mostly Klein Tools for HVAC work and the occasional Knipex rather than a crappy Channellock
Knipex sells shirts with the pronunciation on it "Kuh-Nip-X".
@@austinmontgomery3926 that’s terrible lol, granted this is similar to someone saying Porsche or Porsche-uh
OCD with to much money.
I can tell just looking at that Wera drawer that you have no square drive robertson screwdrivers I know this because they are different colored. These are my most used wera screwdrivers. Just something to think about
I like the watch choice! Tudor Pelagos FXD, awesome every day watch. I wear my Pelagos 24/7 n can’t take it off ! Oh and these tools are cool too I guess 😅
Panda. Panda. Panda.
@@timkinley1779 he’s not wearing a panda?
@@timkinley1779 I'd love one someday. I put it as my top choice when I visited my AD.
Koken tools are much better than sonic!! Really high-quality tools.. And I love some of their sockets that have the nut grip
I just keep commenting lol but how is warranty going to work I got koken from Amazon jp and koken USA can't warranty them but they did offer to give me a free rebuild kit but I offered to pay for it cause it was mt fault and they said they would give me a discount anyways but I want to order a few more things so I am waiting to do that so we will see giw that goes buy yeah are you going to be able to warranty stuff or do they have to go to the manufacturer and if so is there going to be troubles like I had thats something to think about when you buy stuff
What are your thoughts about Wera Click-Torque? I plan to buy C3 for my wheels.
It's decent, but I think there is going to be a better version from someone else.
i’m happy with my snapon
just built personal restoration shop 130k in tools alone ..
The problem with Snap On is that your tools are not great, and cost 2 to 4 times more than better stuff.
@@ObsessedGarage I do
love your setup. when I was a kid we lived close to the snapon headquarters in Wisconsin
My stepdads father was a diesel mechanic for the big snapon semis they used for distribution
He would take me there on weekends . I still remember it fondly . I think my Snapon loyalty is based on nostalgia not practicality
I administer anesthesia for a living so i’m a detail oriented guy I don’t like a lot of change .
I did not buy everything from my tool guy building out my shop . iI found a few other sources where I save 20-40 % off retail
I take care of my dealer as well so I can warranty items
Need to lay your hands on some Facom drivers
I have. I'm was never in love with the Facom stuff.
Will the stainless screwdrivers be more likely to strip out or break than a standard screwdriver?
I think they may. It is likely a little softer. The reason for them would be to use with Stainless fasteners. I just like how they look, so I'm keeping them, but they certainly aren't necessary.
I just snapped a stainless PH2 Wera last week, but it didn't strip. I don't know which is worse, haha.
I would have rotated every other screwdriver 180. Then the length would be immediately noticeable
Koken make a roto ratchet. It's the Koken 3776N
I dont have good experience with wera. Their yellow screwdriver tips are not very hard and they start to corode very easy. Not sure what you see in them
Hi Matt, I have a great idea for you. Start a OG car kit for Porsche Car drivers. These tools would be specific for Porsche in case of an emergency on the road. another idea would be a OG track day kit for Porsche car drivers. Thoughts??
You taking credit for the idea of a vehicle brand specific set of tools and track day gear? Come on, man.
Hi!
What kind of screwdriver storage system is this?
www.obsessedgarage.com/search?type=product%2Carticle%2Cpage%2Ccollection&options[prefix]=last&q=tool%20grid*
Thank you!
Vessel is my fav screwdriver brand. Wiha bendy nut drivers are an absolute must have in your set
I just don't see it. Maybe I'm missing something.
@@ObsessedGarage I have the full set from 5.5 up to 13mm Wiha bendy nut driver. Had them for years and have saved my bacon many a time. Like cobra knipex pliars. Absolute haves. Vessel has different levels of bit driver ratchet. Low profile to get a screw between your dash and windshield. They work for me. Gearwrench 120x ratchets are the Rolex of ratchets imho
They are all good but as the best screwdrivers ever PB SWISS tools made in Switzerland.Superb quality like Knipex in pliers world!
Witte makes the best screw driver the handles are super comfy wera
hand isn't
Oh man I’m several tax brackets below being able to afford this
Thanks
I can't wait for Matty to get to heaven and God tells him "By obsessing you saved your self from x amount of panic attacks and you saved x amount of time. Get in here and I will show you all the things you missed."
I have a couple screwdrivers myself
Would like your opinion on Icon tools.
Tudor pelagos fdx? I wondered when matt would start getting into watches if he wasn’t already 😂
Where’s the deleted leather restoration e30 video? Had it opened in a new tab yesterday, went to watch it and deleted. :(
We will re-upload it tomorrow due to an audio issue.
Thank you guys! :)
Is that an OG branded tool chest mat?
I just wish you could be a little more particular! Kudos dude!
All this tool talk is making me want to upgrade to a new tool cabinet and order an essentials kit of Koken tools but I'll wait until it's all dialed in. Hopefully the new cabinets hit the store in the near future!
Nice setup. How do you keep them so clean? Mine are greasy and busted.
These are new. I have my normal set-up in my cabinet array.
Ozempic going crazy
No
Awesome . T O G
KoKen above Snap on, I can hear your margin talking.
No sonic? Why?
unreal amount of money in tools and sockets that look like they will never be used, wera is definitely the brand to get though if youre going to spend 20k on products!
Where do you people get this stuff? I use my tools literally every single day.
Its crazy, its almost like its his job or something to research the best tools and then sell the tools and his expertise to people who don't have the same skill as him....oh wait
@@ObsessedGarageI can’t believe your brand new tools are not worn out yet…
@@tracymosley5991I use tools to make money for a living, and I know plenty of other people that do the same. This amount of the same tool, is not normal. He even said it himself his own line up of screwdrivers was confusing. Fuck, just grab a flat head and get on with the job. And by the time you fucking figure out which type of socket you want, 20 minutes will have passed. This is not a working man’s tool kit right here, this is pure obsession...
@@twentyonehertzgood point about obsession, but who’s denying it? The name of the channel is OBSESSESED Garage and Matt has extensively talked about his diagnosed OCD. None of that is a secret. Many retailers have products on display. This is OG’s and it’s for the camera where his buyers are. You’re looking at it all wrong. This tool box is literally a marketing tool and expense for a multi million dollar company. This isn’t a single mechanics bay doing car repair all day long.
Harbor Freight collection next
Thoughts on the grip edge stuff?
Those and the rbrt sets are legit the best version of the hex,torx, trppl square, etc… Mac RBRT seems to have way more products available then gripedge even tho it’s their tech probably have to wait till a contract ends to produce the other stuff under the grip edge company. I have been buying everything second hand for like 2/3rd the price from the tool truck/ Mac site. Definitely worth having over the regular stuff.
Just Googling their site, it looks like typical Chinese Amazon stuff to me, but I've never seen them before.
@@ObsessedGarage Sadly it is made in china by Proto, available by Mac Proto, Facom, and USAG last I looked. Mac R.B.R.T. versions have more options a bit better to me quality wise.
Let me know if anyone wants the Proto link it’s priced the same as gripedege
That’s my dream car bmw e30 m3 biutifull
Bet you still can not find a 10 mm
why did those koken tools not make the cut
Most were redundant. For example I like the push-button style ratchets that made the normal version not necessary.
@@ObsessedGarage I perfer push release myself.
As much as I like your channel and videos, 1% of those tools will ever be used lol
Nope, just used about 5% of them yesterday.
Why?
Nevermind
Are you ever going to quit winning about whipping tools off 🤔
Geek-gasim in full effect 🤩🤤
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Seems a bit out of touch with what someone who uses tools as a job would purchase. Says he bought snap on and doesn't like it but prefers to use Chineseium
I spent $50K on Snap-on. I generally don't sell to people that need to use tools. Its mainly enthusiasts.