Make sure to set the video quality to 1080p for the best look. I shot it on my GoPro and it turned out amazing! Also thanks for watching and subscribe :)
The tools don't make the technician. Remember that. I love how proud you are of your tools, you don't need snap on or name brands to be a great electrician/technician, as a mechanic for 18 years I can promise you, I started with ALL harbor freight and home depot stuff. As I broke tools I bought snap on, and till today I still have some Husky tools that haven't broke. Good luck finding a full time job =)
I really need a drawer for my box cutters. The rate I loose them, just to find them after buying new one's. I think I can fill a whole drawer. Drive's me crazy
I do use 1/4 inch and 5/16 nut drivers almost daily but I just prefer using them with an impact driver lol. I also have the Klein 11in1 but it was in my toolbag in my truck
@@andrewsorosiak I understand and I now use mostly my impact but doing appliance repair I need my nut drivers and my 11in1 is to bulky to fit anywhere. Personally I can't live without them in my bag
I bought the Klein nut driver set. That I never use but I bought just cuz. I actually used them to rebuild my gas dryer and repair my washer.You should get it as well. You know ....just cuz...
I like husky tools, they work great, ratchets are amazing. Way better than any USA craftsman ratchet. Never got the obsession with snap on. Nowadays they are just overpriced tools with nothing special about them. The power tools are the worst, china made garbage that is actually worse than other Chinese tools. But they charge 5x the price for it. Husky tools are cheap and the ratchets are surprisingly way better than I thought. Use my husky tools everyday at work, never let me down yet.
I always say that if I knew which tools I was going to use I would only buy those. Sadly, tools are there for when you need them and we rarely plan out what's going to break so many of my tools only get used once every 5+ years to never but one use from one tool pays for the set.
Why buy a tool set that has obsolete sockets that will never see use. I bought a giant craftsman set years ago and was so unimpressed with the lack of six point I returned the whole set to sears. I would have all Snap On ,but Klien beats Snap On hands down. Your a character.
I agree 100% with what you’re saying. But that 268 piece husky set was a Christmas gift about 4 years ago my mom got me for $100 on sale. Can’t say no to free tools lol
@@andrewsorosiak Ya all the big box stores do that can't get a fair shake out of anyone of them on a so called master socket set. Sorry if I offended friend.
Nah it’s fine. I’m going to invest in Tekton socket sets now. They’re all 6 point and don’t skip one size and the cover a very wide range of sizes. The 1/2” drive set is 10-32 mm no skips
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Make sure to set the video quality to 1080p for the best look. I shot it on my GoPro and it turned out amazing! Also thanks for watching and subscribe :)
The tools don't make the technician. Remember that. I love how proud you are of your tools, you don't need snap on or name brands to be a great electrician/technician, as a mechanic for 18 years I can promise you, I started with ALL harbor freight and home depot stuff. As I broke tools I bought snap on, and till today I still have some Husky tools that haven't broke.
Good luck finding a full time job =)
Thanks man, I appreciate it
Dewalt is assembled in the USA. The parts are all still Chinese.. but still a pretty nice set of tools.
I really need a drawer for my box cutters. The rate I loose them, just to find them after buying new one's. I think I can fill a whole drawer. Drive's me crazy
Looks like home depot threw up in your toolbox.
Nice brother! I just got the deep blue 47” box. Trying to fill it up now 😂
I luv that ngk sticker!!! Where’d you get it?
That snap on ratchet cost more than all the tools you have in that droor $150
As an electrician you will be using nut drivers a lot and the 11in1 will be your best friend
I do use 1/4 inch and 5/16 nut drivers almost daily but I just prefer using them with an impact driver lol. I also have the Klein 11in1 but it was in my toolbag in my truck
@@andrewsorosiak I understand and I now use mostly my impact but doing appliance repair I need my nut drivers and my 11in1 is to bulky to fit anywhere. Personally I can't live without them in my bag
Good set up dude. Showing support
I bought the Klein nut driver set. That I never use but I bought just cuz. I actually used them to rebuild my gas dryer and repair my washer.You should get it as well. You know ....just cuz...
Ive never had a problem using 12pt sockets on everything except suspension or brake work then i get out the impacts
My boy likes Husky!!
I like husky tools, they work great, ratchets are amazing. Way better than any USA craftsman ratchet. Never got the obsession with snap on. Nowadays they are just overpriced tools with nothing special about them. The power tools are the worst, china made garbage that is actually worse than other Chinese tools. But they charge 5x the price for it. Husky tools are cheap and the ratchets are surprisingly way better than I thought. Use my husky tools everyday at work, never let me down yet.
Nice setup. Looks like how I started and I just kept buying tools periodically and have a ton now. Lol.
Laferty Plays Thank you haha I’m working on building my collection.
Nice setup 🧑🔧🧰🪛🔧🛠️✂️👍
Organizing my husbands Husky rolling tool chest. Where did you find the magnets for the screw drivers?
harbor freight
I always ask this when I watch a tool box tour...have any of your tools been used? I have lots in box that have never been used.
I always say that if I knew which tools I was going to use I would only buy those. Sadly, tools are there for when you need them and we rarely plan out what's going to break so many of my tools only get used once every 5+ years to never but one use from one tool pays for the set.
Nice. Thanks for sharing
You should check out tekton screwdrivers. Great price and USA made. They also have a lot of other nice tools.
I agree Tekton makes good tools. I’ve been looking at their socket sets because they don’t skip any sizes
Not all USA made, most is Taiwanese but they are still great
I would rather have those old craftsman than snap on they have a lifetime warranty 😎
Hate to inform you, but, they will no longer honor warrantee without receipt! Whose going to keep a bunch of tool receipts for 20yrs!?
i had a tool box like this one sold it because i didn't like the grip latch drawers.
Nice toolbox bro.
Thanks man, I really appreciate it.
It's great toolbox. to be confirmed that is it 27 inch or 41 inch? I saw only 41 inch has 16-drawers
That snap on flex head is ruffly $160 on the truck FYI
Very nice
Toolbox update? ;)
Nice tool collection!
Thanks man!
Those are not made in the USA read the label
Kinipex cobra pliers shit on all other brands German made quality.
Why buy a tool set that has obsolete sockets that will never see use. I bought a giant craftsman set years ago and was so unimpressed with the lack of six point I returned the whole set to sears. I would have all Snap On ,but Klien beats Snap On hands down. Your a character.
I agree 100% with what you’re saying. But that 268 piece husky set was a Christmas gift about 4 years ago my mom got me for $100 on sale. Can’t say no to free tools lol
@@andrewsorosiak Ya all the big box stores do that can't get a fair shake out of anyone of them on a so called master socket set. Sorry if I offended friend.
Nah it’s fine. I’m going to invest in Tekton socket sets now. They’re all 6 point and don’t skip one size and the cover a very wide range of sizes. The 1/2” drive set is 10-32 mm no skips
What is the sku of the top box I want to stack my box just like that and can’t figure out how you did that
Random but have you found a job yet?
I have. Took me a month to get it. 2 week in the field. A lot harder than I thought it would be. Liking it so far
why am i watching this?