Jamie's Toolkit complete list: 1) Flat head Screwdriver #1 Size 1) Flat head Screwdriver #2 Size 1) Philips head Screwdriver #1 Size 1) Philips head Screwdriver #2 Size 1) Long Flat Head Screwdriver Smaller 1) Long Philips Head Screwdriver Smaller 1) Set of Unibits 1) Telescoping Inspection Mirror 2) Small Vice Grips 2) Small Channel Locks 1) Caliper 1) Box Cutter/Utility Knife 1) Snap-Ring Plier 1) Utility Scissors 1) Fish Hook Remover/Long Reach Piler 1) Set Prick Punches 1) Center Punch 1) Telescoping Magnet pick-up 1) Glass Cutter 2) Set Forceps 2) Set Tweezers 2) Set Squeeze-to-Open Tweezers/Reverse Tweezers 1) Set Wire Bending Pilers 1) Hack-saw/Mini Haw-saw/Mini Hack-saw set 1) Metal Cutting Sheers 1) Wire Cutters (knipex) 2) Sharpies 2) Pencils 2) Pens 1) Long Bit Holder with Adjustable Depth 1) Set Cold Chisel 1) Wire Piler 1) Exato Knife 1) Set Exato Replacement Blades 1) Bit Screw Driver 1) Set Bits (Safety/Security/Torx/etc) 1) Silicon Grease 1) Shrader/Presta valve Air-compressor Adapter 1) Dental Floss 1) Blades 1) Sharpening Stone 1) Ball Peen Hammer 2) Medium Vise Grips 2) Large Vise Grips 2) Medium Channel Lock Pliers 2) Large Channel Lock Pliers 2) Small Crescent Adjustable Wrenches 2) Medium Crescent Adjustable Wrenches 2) Large Crescent Adjustable Wrenches 1) Large Long Flat Head Screwdriver 1) Nylon/Rubber Mallet 2) Slip Joint Pliers 1) Large High Leverage Cable Cutter 1) The Nibbler (cutter for square holes) 1) File 2) Small King Dick/Monkey wrench 2) Medium King Dick/Monkey wrench 2) Large King Dick/Monkey wrench 1) Tape Measure 1) Flat Head Stubby 1) Phillips Head Stubby 2) Vise-Grip Locking Chain Clamps 1) Drill Press Hole maker 1) Set Metric Ball End Hex Key 1) Set SAE Ball End Hex Key 1) Roll Plumbers Tape 1) Roll Electrical Tape 1) Roll Friction Tape 2) Small C Clamps 2) Medium C Clamps 2) Large C Clamps 1) Box Set Hose Clamps 1) Drill Bit Adapter 1) Counter Sink 1) Socket Extender 1) Set Threaded Hole Taps 1) Set Carbide Cutter 1) Set Welding Nossle cleaners 1) Set Conversion Table (Metric to SAE/SAE to Metric/Fraction to Decimal) Ultimate Electrical Box Jamie Hyneman 1) Solder Gun 1) Set Solders (Multiple Size) 1) Zip Ties 1) Set Clip Leads 1) Set Connectors 1) Set wire (Multiple Size/Grade) 1) Set Electrical Tape (Multiple colors) 1) Multi-Meter (Analog or Digital) 1) Set Twist-on Wire Connectors 1) Automatic Wire Snipper Tool 1) Large Heavy Duty Wire Cutters 1) Standard Wire Cutter 1) Set Mini Screwdrivers (Flat/Philips) 1) Classic Wire Snipper 1) Telescoping Inspection Mirror 2) Set Forceps 2) Set Tweezers 2) Set Squeeze-to-Open Tweezers/Reverse Tweezers
I miss jamie , adam is cool don't get me wrong but i can relate more to jamie...i always watch his videos when they pop up .... They both inspired me to become a craftsman through mythbusters
@@bannablitz247 I quit watching Adam when he tore apart several brand new tape dispensers, glued them together, and made a tape dispenser that wasn't as nice the brand new tape dispensers he ruined.
The hilarious parts is the clump of clamps behind Jamie here, where Savage goes for ordering everything methodically and maniacally... Different strokes.
It's awesome to see new content of Jamie (even if it wasn't filmed recently). I can understand why he seems so nervous to me. I get that exact same way whenever I tried to give any kinds of speeches or anything like that in school or on camera unless I had a script. Even then you could hear some of the same sort of nervousness in my voice (or I could later anyway). That's what made Jamie and Adam so great as a team. They are opposites. I can relate more to Jamie in that way and I completely understand why he didn't participate much with Tested and why the two of them don't talk much. I also love Adam though because he's just the great charismatic guy who is dorky and loves to cosplay and make cool things.
Brilliant! Only thing I would add to the electrical is a VoltAlert pen. Good to have a non-contact way of knowing if mains wiring is live before going for the multimeter probes! If there is space drop in a small electric screwdriver too for those bits (USB chargeable). I guess we all have ideas of what we would add. In the UK probably a few tea bags too!
Everything painted yellow for easy identification when mixed in with the shop tools. Classic. Admittedly, my OCD wants to organize it better (all razor tools in one location, all gripping tools in one location, etc.)
The sizes of drills that are expressed with a decimal point are referred to as decimal sizes as compared with fractional sizes. There are also letter size drill bits and metric size drill bits.
Seemed pretty complete but no files! Gotta have a basic file or better yet a set of the assorted needle files that come in all kinds of different profiles, round, square, triangular etc... I really enjoy videos like this
Probably, but it reads more as flustered and nervous to me. He's said a bunch of times that he really isn't comfortable on camera, and he's very aware that he tends to ramble on, so he's constantly struggling to keep it in check so that the video stays a reasonable length
This is the perfect example of how different Jamie and Adam are. Jamie, your everyday toolbox. Adam, his has to be some epic steam punk, outer space, wild west thing he built himself.
Grimmsha72 have you seen Adam’s shop infrastructure build videos. While unique to his work mentality, they aren’t the fanciful objects you claim them to be. Check out his soldering station build.
He painted the tools(metal parts) yellow - might be to detect them easier in a pile of other tools or he just marked them, to see which ones are from his toolkit.
Surprised you didn’t have a JIS #2 screwdriver. Everything made overseas in Asian uses Japanese Industrial Standard 1,2,3. You’ll notice Phillips doesn’t quit fit the screws in most of your electronics? Use a JIS bit or screwdriver. Oh yes! Knipex is heavy industry standard hand tools- I love them. A full set of Knipex pliers are absolute must in anyone’s kit. Ahh. Electrical. If I didn’t have Fluke as my sponsor I’d have spent $45,000 on test apparatus alone.
Thank you. Very useful for organizing my to-go-box vs., the things I don't really need because I have that, "just in case" mind. I tend to carry everything possible.
I miss Jamie too! I miss his voice, mannerisms, rationalism, etc. Someone mentioned before, Adam is great but I could use a bit more Jamie! Thanks for posting this!
Adam said that Jamie had a set of tools in witch nobody was to use but him & I guess these are the tools , you can kinda tell because most if not all are marked in bright yellow paint . Hey don’t get me wrong but a mans tools are a mans tools & if you use some else’s tools you should return it to them the way you borrowed it from them & if you break it or tear it up you better buy a new one exactly the same tool no cheap knock off .
I am absolutely sure this kit is perfect the way it is - after all, there is considerable experience behind it - just a bit surprised there are something like 5 different screwdrivers in it - but no screws; there is a hammer - but not one single nail; there are drill bits - but no drill. Also, I expected some kind of glue and some cloth for emergency wiping ;) Once again, I'm sure these aren't in the kit because they don't need to be there - I just thought they would come handy :)
I think this was built specifically to be carted around a shop where those things are common - Other than the electrical tape, none of this is consumable. I was surprised by the lack of drill too, but I think based on the other tools in there, it'd be pretty beaten up and he would have to remember to recharge the battery.
Those little Channellock #424 ignition pliers are not unusual at all. And of course those 10 inch " Channekkocks " are actually WF made Craftsman flush joint tongue and groove pliers. Actually a bit higher quality than Channekkock in my experience, but sadly WF was just shut down last month.
They didn't work well together. They fought a lot of the time behind the scenes. Outside of mythbusters, they could be around each other and "work" together but mythbusters was a mess for the guys.
Yup. I saw an interview a long time ago where Adam says that outside of myth busters he didn’t spend any time with Jamie. He said that in over 10yrs of working they never had a dinner together.
@@12pandemon They DID work well together. They just didn't get along very well. They've each said that they complimented each other quite nicely in that they always challenged one another and their work would always benefit. They have mutual professional respect but are not friends.
My money is on a cordless drill. (M5 is all about getting ‘er done. And not about precision work. So a cordless drill seems like the obvious candidate.)
He’s sacrificing retrievability for mobility. Unlike Adam, Jamie still works in a huge shop and on sets so being able to move is crucial and having a well organized and spacious tool box at hand is a rare luxury. In Adams book he talks about how Jamie organizes his shop. All of one type of tool has a place in the shop. So I’m willing to bet this case is meant to keep him from having to walk miles a day for the perfect tool by keeping a selection of tools that are good enough at hand. I had to work similarly when I was a Maintenance tech in a large forge plant.
A finger print lock would get grimey with this type of work and they are easy to exploit (lock picking lawyer). And having to unlock something that is used often enough that he always it within reach would slow productivity. I'm sure he is happy to share tools with his shopmates, he just has to occassionally remind to replace what they take out.
I watch this video because I carry respect to experience of this man. However, compact impact driver could substitute a lot of these tools in better way. Also, I did not see multi-meter, tap measure and torch. finally, a lot of sold kits are more organized and compact.
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Jamie's Toolkit complete list:
1) Flat head Screwdriver #1 Size
1) Flat head Screwdriver #2 Size
1) Philips head Screwdriver #1 Size
1) Philips head Screwdriver #2 Size
1) Long Flat Head Screwdriver Smaller
1) Long Philips Head Screwdriver Smaller
1) Set of Unibits
1) Telescoping Inspection Mirror
2) Small Vice Grips
2) Small Channel Locks
1) Caliper
1) Box Cutter/Utility Knife
1) Snap-Ring Plier
1) Utility Scissors
1) Fish Hook Remover/Long Reach Piler
1) Set Prick Punches
1) Center Punch
1) Telescoping Magnet pick-up
1) Glass Cutter
2) Set Forceps
2) Set Tweezers
2) Set Squeeze-to-Open Tweezers/Reverse Tweezers
1) Set Wire Bending Pilers
1) Hack-saw/Mini Haw-saw/Mini Hack-saw set
1) Metal Cutting Sheers
1) Wire Cutters (knipex)
2) Sharpies
2) Pencils
2) Pens
1) Long Bit Holder with Adjustable Depth
1) Set Cold Chisel
1) Wire Piler
1) Exato Knife
1) Set Exato Replacement Blades
1) Bit Screw Driver
1) Set Bits (Safety/Security/Torx/etc)
1) Silicon Grease
1) Shrader/Presta valve Air-compressor Adapter
1) Dental Floss
1) Blades
1) Sharpening Stone
1) Ball Peen Hammer
2) Medium Vise Grips
2) Large Vise Grips
2) Medium Channel Lock Pliers
2) Large Channel Lock Pliers
2) Small Crescent Adjustable Wrenches
2) Medium Crescent Adjustable Wrenches
2) Large Crescent Adjustable Wrenches
1) Large Long Flat Head Screwdriver
1) Nylon/Rubber Mallet
2) Slip Joint Pliers
1) Large High Leverage Cable Cutter
1) The Nibbler (cutter for square holes)
1) File
2) Small King Dick/Monkey wrench
2) Medium King Dick/Monkey wrench
2) Large King Dick/Monkey wrench
1) Tape Measure
1) Flat Head Stubby
1) Phillips Head Stubby
2) Vise-Grip Locking Chain Clamps
1) Drill Press Hole maker
1) Set Metric Ball End Hex Key
1) Set SAE Ball End Hex Key
1) Roll Plumbers Tape
1) Roll Electrical Tape
1) Roll Friction Tape
2) Small C Clamps
2) Medium C Clamps
2) Large C Clamps
1) Box Set Hose Clamps
1) Drill Bit Adapter
1) Counter Sink
1) Socket Extender
1) Set Threaded Hole Taps
1) Set Carbide Cutter
1) Set Welding Nossle cleaners
1) Set Conversion Table (Metric to SAE/SAE to Metric/Fraction to Decimal)
Ultimate Electrical Box Jamie Hyneman
1) Solder Gun
1) Set Solders (Multiple Size)
1) Zip Ties
1) Set Clip Leads
1) Set Connectors
1) Set wire (Multiple Size/Grade)
1) Set Electrical Tape (Multiple colors)
1) Multi-Meter (Analog or Digital)
1) Set Twist-on Wire Connectors
1) Automatic Wire Snipper Tool
1) Large Heavy Duty Wire Cutters
1) Standard Wire Cutter
1) Set Mini Screwdrivers (Flat/Philips)
1) Classic Wire Snipper
1) Telescoping Inspection Mirror
2) Set Forceps
2) Set Tweezers
2) Set Squeeze-to-Open Tweezers/Reverse Tweezers
"I hate working with people! where are my tools!?"
lol... jamie.
Reminds me of my days when I was a road/field tech. The quickie "jump box." Love how he marks with yellow zip ties.
I miss jamie , adam is cool don't get me wrong but i can relate more to jamie...i always watch his videos when they pop up .... They both inspired me to become a craftsman through mythbusters
I totally understand, however over time I have grown to be inspired by Adam after watching the builds he does on his TH-cam channel Tested
@@bannablitz247 I quit watching Adam when he tore apart several brand new tape dispensers, glued them together, and made a tape dispenser that wasn't as nice the brand new tape dispensers he ruined.
I agree 100 Percent
The hilarious parts is the clump of clamps behind Jamie here, where Savage goes for ordering everything methodically and maniacally... Different strokes.
It's awesome to see new content of Jamie (even if it wasn't filmed recently). I can understand why he seems so nervous to me. I get that exact same way whenever I tried to give any kinds of speeches or anything like that in school or on camera unless I had a script. Even then you could hear some of the same sort of nervousness in my voice (or I could later anyway). That's what made Jamie and Adam so great as a team. They are opposites. I can relate more to Jamie in that way and I completely understand why he didn't participate much with Tested and why the two of them don't talk much. I also love Adam though because he's just the great charismatic guy who is dorky and loves to cosplay and make cool things.
RIP MYTHBUSTERS.
2003-2017
The man works as hard as anyone, all while wearing a crisp white shirt everyday for 20+ years and never gets it dirty, a legend!
Brilliant! Only thing I would add to the electrical is a VoltAlert pen. Good to have a non-contact way of knowing if mains wiring is live before going for the multimeter probes! If there is space drop in a small electric screwdriver too for those bits (USB chargeable). I guess we all have ideas of what we would add. In the UK probably a few tea bags too!
Everything painted yellow for easy identification when mixed in with the shop tools. Classic. Admittedly, my OCD wants to organize it better (all razor tools in one location, all gripping tools in one location, etc.)
John Donohoe 100% agree!
Also you can see them across the shop if someone else is using them.
Not what I expected to see uploaded but hey. You archived something beautiful.
Its really funny for jamie to just be like, this is like a gun, randomly
The sizes of drills that are expressed with a decimal point are referred to as decimal sizes as compared with fractional sizes. There are also letter size drill bits and metric size drill bits.
Not to mention number drills and left handed
Dude had been around a shop. Everything has a bit of yellow on it so he can tell that it's his.
i like how it cuts off when he goes on a tangent tilll he comes back to explaining whats inside lol
Knipex, man knows his tools.
That case is like a magicians hat.
You can do SOOO much with those chain wrenches. There is always a pair of those in the tool roll in the Jeep.
yessss even jamie loves knipex pliers!!!!!!! best in the world
JAIME NEEDS A TH-cam CHANNEL
IMPOSTER!! Almost had me fooled. Got all the way to the end and no mention of DUCT TAPE. Not the Jamie I know.
Truth Hurts We all know he keeps a roll under his beret
Seemed pretty complete but no files! Gotta have a basic file or better yet a set of the assorted needle files that come in all kinds of different profiles, round, square, triangular etc... I really enjoy videos like this
10:01 It's not much, but there is one.
That's what I was thinking. No real abrassives either
You can also cut small screws with the silver wire stripper. There are threaded holes on the head of the tool for it.
Jamie needs to switch to the decaff.
Probably, but it reads more as flustered and nervous to me. He's said a bunch of times that he really isn't comfortable on camera, and he's very aware that he tends to ramble on, so he's constantly struggling to keep it in check so that the video stays a reasonable length
That’s what I was thinking too!
He also frequently used a leatherman multi tool in the show. So did Adam.
This is the perfect example of how different Jamie and Adam are. Jamie, your everyday toolbox. Adam, his has to be some epic steam punk, outer space, wild west thing he built himself.
Grimmsha72 have you seen Adam’s shop infrastructure build videos. While unique to his work mentality, they aren’t the fanciful objects you claim them to be. Check out his soldering station build.
Yeah Adam’s shop infrastructure is a testament to efficiency of space and usability.
Ben Deem and yes the soldering station build was fantastic. I want one so bad. And that 12V little iron I have heard many good things about.
Do you get the feeling he's been waiting for years for someone to ask him about his toolbox?
Haven't we all?
He painted the tools(metal parts) yellow - might be to detect them easier in a pile of other tools or he just marked them, to see which ones are from his toolkit.
Looks like my toolbox from when I used to work on jukeboxes, pinball tables, and arcade games.
for adam '' if I did not have these tools I can't live!!!!!'' for Jamie '' oh, I got a case of tools I use"".
Hey man thanks for posting this
Lot's of respect for Jamie. Adam and the other cast members were cool but Jamie was always the experienced adult in the room.
This looks exactly like my tool kit!
You're a hero mate. Thanks.
Some Radio Shack gear in there. RIP Radio Shack
Harbor Freight scissors FTW!
Surprised you didn’t have a JIS #2 screwdriver. Everything made overseas in Asian uses Japanese Industrial Standard 1,2,3. You’ll notice Phillips doesn’t quit fit the screws in most of your electronics? Use a JIS bit or screwdriver.
Oh yes! Knipex is heavy industry standard hand tools- I love them. A full set of Knipex pliers are absolute must in anyone’s kit. Ahh. Electrical. If I didn’t have Fluke as my sponsor I’d have spent $45,000 on test apparatus alone.
How does one get fluke as a sponsor :)
Thank you. Very useful for organizing my to-go-box vs., the things I don't really need because I have that, "just in case" mind. I tend to carry everything possible.
I miss Jamie too! I miss his voice, mannerisms, rationalism, etc. Someone mentioned before, Adam is great but I could use a bit more Jamie! Thanks for posting this!
Adam said that Jamie had a set of tools in witch nobody was to use but him & I guess these are the tools , you can kinda tell because most if not all are marked in bright yellow paint . Hey don’t get me wrong but a mans tools are a mans tools & if you use some else’s tools you should return it to them the way you borrowed it from them & if you break it or tear it up you better buy a new one exactly the same tool no cheap knock off .
This is my kit, there are many like it but this one is mine...
Jerry Fick yes! This right here...thank you hahah
Nifty kit!
I am absolutely sure this kit is perfect the way it is - after all, there is considerable experience behind it - just a bit surprised there are something like 5 different screwdrivers in it - but no screws; there is a hammer - but not one single nail; there are drill bits - but no drill. Also, I expected some kind of glue and some cloth for emergency wiping ;)
Once again, I'm sure these aren't in the kit because they don't need to be there - I just thought they would come handy :)
I think this was built specifically to be carted around a shop where those things are common - Other than the electrical tape, none of this is consumable. I was surprised by the lack of drill too, but I think based on the other tools in there, it'd be pretty beaten up and he would have to remember to recharge the battery.
Have any more information on the folding hacksaw. Looks neat, Great video and thank you for posting it.
He missed don the old school wire stripper and crisper the most important feature the small bolt cutter
he said it didn't have any spares.
has an extra pencil.
Those little Channellock #424 ignition pliers are not unusual at all.
And of course those 10 inch " Channekkocks " are actually WF made Craftsman flush joint tongue and groove pliers.
Actually a bit higher quality than Channekkock in my experience, but sadly WF was just shut down last month.
great video. why didnt i think of having a second vice grips!?
Funny thing about a cold chisel, I have never found a warm chisel.
I can see how Jamie and Adam worked so well together.
They didn't work well together. They fought a lot of the time behind the scenes. Outside of mythbusters, they could be around each other and "work" together but mythbusters was a mess for the guys.
Lmfao right
Yup. I saw an interview a long time ago where Adam says that outside of myth busters he didn’t spend any time with Jamie. He said that in over 10yrs of working they never had a dinner together.
@@12pandemon They DID work well together. They just didn't get along very well. They've each said that they complimented each other quite nicely in that they always challenged one another and their work would always benefit. They have mutual professional respect but are not friends.
Loved the show but it showed through that their relationship was just two qualified competitors chosen by the producers for the gig.
Looks like if the tool has yellow paint sprayed on it....don't lose it, it's Jamie's!
Also the zipties. My theory is that one identifies it as Jamies, the other as belonging to that toolkit.
How does he drive the taps without a tap handle and a tap guide/spring dead center?
My money is on a cordless drill. (M5 is all about getting ‘er done. And not about precision work. So a cordless drill seems like the obvious candidate.)
In a real pinch you can use a wrench
Twoooo Cases???
3:30 how much of Jamie repeating himself did they cut? hehe
Knowing Jamie he went on a good 5_-10 minute rant haha
I want those carburetor files!
Wow great selection, but jammed into the bag too tight. He has to move too much stuff around to get at the tool he wants.
He’s sacrificing retrievability for mobility. Unlike Adam, Jamie still works in a huge shop and on sets so being able to move is crucial and having a well organized and spacious tool box at hand is a rare luxury. In Adams book he talks about how Jamie organizes his shop. All of one type of tool has a place in the shop. So I’m willing to bet this case is meant to keep him from having to walk miles a day for the perfect tool by keeping a selection of tools that are good enough at hand. I had to work similarly when I was a Maintenance tech in a large forge plant.
He should put a briefcase lock on those boxes, or a fingerprint lock
A finger print lock would get grimey with this type of work and they are easy to exploit (lock picking lawyer). And having to unlock something that is used often enough that he always it within reach would slow productivity. I'm sure he is happy to share tools with his shopmates, he just has to occassionally remind to replace what they take out.
That’s my ocd
Where's his chainsaw?
So is Jamie's favorite color yellow?
Fractional vrs. decimal; and Imperial vrs. Metric ... I think that's what you trying to say ....
14:51
😂
Real life inspector gadget is very underwhelming...
I watch this video because I carry respect to experience of this man. However, compact impact driver could substitute a lot of these tools in better way. Also, I did not see multi-meter, tap measure and torch. finally, a lot of sold kits are more organized and compact.
Did you stick around for the second case?
dont show me another case please