I have that same Snappy ratcheting set. Added the security Torx and other missing bits. Unfortunately nobody makes a complete bit set with short medium and long bits. Irwin came close and I grab that set fairly often, but Snap-on divides their sets up into about 5 or 6 different bit sets! The Snap-on power driver sets, you need at least one tool out of that set. Which is the 1/4 inch impact driver to 1/4 socket adaptor with ball detent. Snap-on version of this adaptor is only one that holds up. I could probably use my ratcheting screwdriver set more at home or on the workbench. You just don't use hand ratcheting screwdrivers much in the shop anymore.
Yeah you’re right about that Jack. I will have to go through mine and see what all I can add to it as far as bits. Thanks for the idea appreciate the comment.
In the box open end wrench set the tool ontop looks like a strap wrench which could be used to take off and put on oil filters . I have different sizes made from rubber and leather😊😊
I inherited it from my cousin and some other tools he was a lot older than me years ago and that’s about all I use it for is to takeoff oil filters that have been over tightened and I’ve used it once to get a lid off a jar lol
You need a much bigger tool box. You need to add a set of left handed high speed twist drills high speed of course to your collection of tools. The tap and die set ,are they made from carbon steel or high speed steal,cause carbon steel won't last long. These are just my opinions coming from a retired journeyman machinist of 40 years in the trade. Opinions may vary. Nice video presentation BTW HAVE A NICE😊DAY
I am waiting for the call from my local HOBO Freight on the arrival of their new shipment of tech carts!, im waiting for purple to come in again and ill be trading my tech cart in since the latch broke! Might as well since i got a warranty on it for another year yet!🙌 nice tour man!!
I appreciate that Eurotech, Matt!! I got my eyes on that series 3 42” bottom box! It’s not a Cadillac like your snap on but I got to make for some room. I got too many set boxes in those last couple of drawers.
@@Cmtoolshow haha the snap-on box is Okay! Nothing spectacular, im awaiting for my 68in or 84in epic, i didnt place an order, just been shopping on the truck every now n then, waiting for either at the right price! More space is most deffinatly needed! Im all but running out of space at this point
@@3seriesgarage Dangg!! Man, you’re gonna have a 6 foot stretch of 👽 space savers in that thing 😂 so the latch broke on your black US, general 34 inch??
@@Cmtoolshow yesir, the ome at the back of the box that slides left or right to lock and unlock the box!, i slid ot unlocked one day and it jammed up, so i slammed it back n forth a few times since it wouldnt wanna budge, and my drawers were locked shut. Once it broke free it left loose of something that i cant see right down inside that back latch part. Cant see anything wrong with the drawers out, so i think the welds just broke, that latch is just a metal fin welded to a big slide bar pretty much, yea its junk under any sort of everyday heavy usage, and im just my own farm hand and employee since i work for myself and have the farm here🤷🏼♂️ o was talkin with my rep about the new snapon epic cart! They seem really handy, and solid!!!
Hf doesn’t have semi deep 1/4” only deep and shallow. They do have icon semi deep sockets. Also if you want a long neck extended reach electric ratchet get the ryobi 3/8” one for $169 it’s just awesome for the price. The head rotates 360° in 4 positions. It’s Not the fastest but it has some power at around 60-65 lbs/ft I think snap on battery tools are way over priced and the warranty is garbage for what they charge. TTI makes way better stuff and has a far better warranty I think it’s 3 or 5 years on Milwaukee and ryobi but ridgid is a limited lifetime. I would have gone with ridgid or Milwaukee but I got the mid torque impact the extended reach ratchet and 4 batteries with a bag and charger all for 350 and for that price I would have only gotten an impact with a couple batteries had I gone ridgid or Milwaukee. And I know pros love to shit on ryobi but the newer one plus high performance line is the best value for cordless power tools hands down. The new right angle die grinder and hackzall are awesome tools and the high torque impact wrench puts out around 800 lbs/ft if you have the right battery. It’s not as much of a beast as the new dewalt dcf961 but it’s much cheaper.
Nice box. Thanks for sharing. If that is your home box, why let all the kits clutter your box and drive you crazy? Put them on a shelf, or in a cabinet, where they can be easily grabbed when needed.
Thanks Scott! Yes sir this is my home box set up. And you’re right I will do that for sure. I will put a few on the workbench and the rest of them on that shelf that I have in there.
You can't beat Capri for semi-deeps or just sockets in general.....All of my impact sockets except for my swivel sockets are Capri and the impact impact swivel sockets are Astro.....I have 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" all in deep, semi-deep, shallow and extra shallow amd they are all awesome. Capri is underrated but in some applications it's my first choice
Do you have any of the Capri wrenches ? I'm wanting to get another set of Combination wrenches. I'm looking at Capri, Tekton and Milwaukee. Not being able to put hands on its a tough decision from pictures only. Thanks.
@@randysmith9636 No,Sir I sure don’t… but I am looking to buy some ratchet wrenches with the flex head at some point. The ones I have here are just your basic standard SK wrenches. That I have been turning here for about 10 years now or longer. I’ve heard a lot of good things about the capri line I would be more favorable to them.
@randysmith9636 Yeah, I have Capri Wave Drive, the slim wrenches, the angled sets, and also the 0° offset in both metric and SAE....I haven't used them a ton yet but what i have i do like them alot. Their fitment is tight and they have a strong solid backbone to them so you don't get any flex when to have a stubborn fasteners....One big plus for me is that they are long pattern. I would buy Capri products anyday without hesitation
@@Jadams0410 Thank you sir. On paper they look great and I wasn't aware of the long pattern. I definitely prefer that over the standard length. Do you use the Wave Drive in place of a standard wrench?
The Williams ratchet is same as a snap on ratchet from 2005, 36 teeth on gear, on/off is not stamped on back cover and the end of the handle is different. If is a nice USA made ratchet.
Williams makes the bluepoint sockets
Very nice set up. Good job I like the color.
I have that same Snappy ratcheting set. Added the security Torx and other missing bits.
Unfortunately nobody makes a complete bit set with short medium and long bits. Irwin came close and I grab that set fairly often, but Snap-on divides their sets up into about 5 or 6 different bit sets!
The Snap-on power driver sets, you need at least one tool out of that set. Which is the 1/4 inch impact driver to 1/4 socket adaptor with ball detent. Snap-on version of this adaptor is only one that holds up.
I could probably use my ratcheting screwdriver set more at home or on the workbench. You just don't use hand ratcheting screwdrivers much in the shop anymore.
Yeah you’re right about that Jack. I will have to go through mine and see what all I can add to it as far as bits. Thanks for the idea appreciate the comment.
Love it 🤘
Nice setup
I need this!!
In the box open end wrench set the tool ontop looks like a strap wrench which could be used to take off and put on oil filters .
I have different sizes made from rubber and leather😊😊
I inherited it from my cousin and some other tools he was a lot older than me years ago and that’s about all I use it for is to takeoff oil filters that have been over tightened and I’ve used it once to get a lid off a jar lol
There's nothing wrong with the Pittsburgh dead blows. I have 6 or so om different weights and or serves its purpose
You need a much bigger tool box.
You need to add a set of left handed high speed twist drills high speed of course to your collection of tools.
The tap and die set ,are they made from carbon steel or high speed steal,cause carbon steel won't last long.
These are just my opinions coming from a retired journeyman machinist of 40 years in the trade.
Opinions may vary.
Nice video presentation BTW
HAVE A NICE😊DAY
I am waiting for the call from my local HOBO Freight on the arrival of their new shipment of tech carts!, im waiting for purple to come in again and ill be trading my tech cart in since the latch broke! Might as well since i got a warranty on it for another year yet!🙌 nice tour man!!
I appreciate that Eurotech, Matt!! I got my eyes on that series 3 42” bottom box! It’s not a Cadillac like your snap on but I got to make for some room. I got too many set boxes in those last couple of drawers.
@@Cmtoolshow haha the snap-on box is Okay! Nothing spectacular, im awaiting for my 68in or 84in epic, i didnt place an order, just been shopping on the truck every now n then, waiting for either at the right price! More space is most deffinatly needed! Im all but running out of space at this point
@@3seriesgarage Dangg!! Man, you’re gonna have a 6 foot stretch of 👽 space savers in that thing 😂 so the latch broke on your black US, general 34 inch??
@@Cmtoolshow yesir, the ome at the back of the box that slides left or right to lock and unlock the box!, i slid ot unlocked one day and it jammed up, so i slammed it back n forth a few times since it wouldnt wanna budge, and my drawers were locked shut. Once it broke free it left loose of something that i cant see right down inside that back latch part. Cant see anything wrong with the drawers out, so i think the welds just broke, that latch is just a metal fin welded to a big slide bar pretty much, yea its junk under any sort of everyday heavy usage, and im just my own farm hand and employee since i work for myself and have the farm here🤷🏼♂️ o was talkin with my rep about the new snapon epic cart! They seem really handy, and solid!!!
@@Cmtoolshow for now tho, yea ill sadly be trading my tech cart in on another 34in tech cart just purple haha
Hf doesn’t have semi deep 1/4” only deep and shallow. They do have icon semi deep sockets.
Also if you want a long neck extended reach electric ratchet get the ryobi 3/8” one for $169 it’s just awesome for the price. The head rotates 360° in 4 positions. It’s Not the fastest but it has some power at around 60-65 lbs/ft
I think snap on battery tools are way over priced and the warranty is garbage for what they charge. TTI makes way better stuff and has a far better warranty I think it’s 3 or 5 years on Milwaukee and ryobi but ridgid is a limited lifetime. I would have gone with ridgid or Milwaukee but I got the mid torque impact the extended reach ratchet and 4 batteries with a bag and charger all for 350 and for that price I would have only gotten an impact with a couple batteries had I gone ridgid or Milwaukee. And I know pros love to shit on ryobi but the newer one plus high performance line is the best value for cordless power tools hands down. The new right angle die grinder and hackzall are awesome tools and the high torque impact wrench puts out around 800 lbs/ft if you have the right battery. It’s not as much of a beast as the new dewalt dcf961 but it’s much cheaper.
How many wratcheting screwdrivers and bit sets is enough?
Hahaha.....I guess you don't use tools very much. Just wait until you come across something that you don't have the proper tool for. Enjoy.
He must only work on rc cars 😂😂😂
BOA strap wrench.
Exactly right! I have used this a ton on oil filters and for plumbing….
Nice box. Thanks for sharing. If that is your home box, why let all the kits clutter your box and drive you crazy? Put them on a shelf, or in a cabinet, where they can be easily grabbed when needed.
Thanks Scott! Yes sir this is my home box set up. And you’re right I will do that for sure. I will put a few on the workbench and the rest of them on that shelf that I have in there.
You can't beat Capri for semi-deeps or just sockets in general.....All of my impact sockets except for my swivel sockets are Capri and the impact impact swivel sockets are Astro.....I have 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" all in deep, semi-deep, shallow and extra shallow amd they are all awesome. Capri is underrated but in some applications it's my first choice
OK I’m gonna check out the Capris for sure.. i’m also needing some 1/2 impact sockets..I appreciate that!!
Do you have any of the Capri wrenches ?
I'm wanting to get another set of Combination wrenches. I'm looking at Capri, Tekton and Milwaukee. Not being able to put hands on its a tough decision from pictures only.
Thanks.
@@randysmith9636 No,Sir I sure don’t… but I am looking to buy some ratchet wrenches with the flex head at some point. The ones I have here are just your basic standard SK wrenches. That I have been turning here for about 10 years now or longer. I’ve heard a lot of good things about the capri line I would be more favorable to them.
@randysmith9636 Yeah, I have Capri Wave Drive, the slim wrenches, the angled sets, and also the 0° offset in both metric and SAE....I haven't used them a ton yet but what i have i do like them alot. Their fitment is tight and they have a strong solid backbone to them so you don't get any flex when to have a stubborn fasteners....One big plus for me is that they are long pattern. I would buy Capri products anyday without hesitation
@@Jadams0410
Thank you sir. On paper they look great and I wasn't aware of the long pattern. I definitely prefer that over the standard length. Do you use the Wave Drive in place of a standard wrench?
What about the Williams ratchet do you not like?
I don’t like that it has so much back drag. A higher tooth count ratchet is in the works though….
The Williams ratchet is same as a snap on ratchet from 2005, 36 teeth on gear, on/off is not stamped on back cover and the end of the handle is different. If is a nice USA made ratchet.
Try the gearwrench ratchets. I use them over my snap on 99% of the time.
Does your snap on guy Warrenty your stuff since you won’t buy anything from him