Love it man! You should really keep doing this kinda stuff. There aren’t many youtubers who cover aircraft maintenance and as a new A&P myself, it’s very cool and informative seeing what working as an A&P is like. So keep doin you man!
Interesting rolling box. Like it. I think you can squeeze a lot more in but it’s looking great. Good job on cutting the foam. Hard to do well. Watching from Ontario Canada
I just found your channel recently and as a fellow A&P I'm really enjoying your content! I'd recommend you take some of those silica gel snack packs that come with shoes and electronics and stuff and throw a few of those in your box. They prevent your tools from rusting. I'd also highly recommend you get a magnetic socket tray that stores the sockets horizontally. You don't have to shadow that area and it lets you take all your sockets with you out of the box if you need it. They normally store the standard and deep sockets and have a pretty small footprint. Personally I don't like the box wrenches laid out one by one so I store mine in canvas or leather tools wraps. It keeps them organized and takes up very little space in your drawer although depending on how many wrenches you put in them you might need a drawer that's at least 1.5" or 2". I really like your Bosch drill too, I have to steal that part number...
www.amazon.com/Bosch-Power-Tools-Combo-GSR12V-140FCB22/dp/B074GYX6XG/ref=asc_df_B074GYX6XG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=242037806074&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6705876348299666790&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9012404&hvtargid=pla-433942177656&psc=1 Thats the drill ☝️
Out of passing interest, Knipex makes & sells replacement button assembly kits for all their push button pliers, They come with a new pivot pin, button 'cap', leaf spring & screw. I 'think' yours takes a P/N 8709180 kit (but double check before ordering). Currently under $12.00 on Amazon. It's an ezpz job, give the cap and screw a little dab of Loctite, & press down the button cap before installing the spring. IIRC, the replacement screw is a T8 Torx. Those Knipex parallel smooth jaw 'Pliers Wrenches' are very much more useful than they look! Oh, and stay the hell off those tool trucks! If not in a hurry, everything imaginable can be had for pennies on the dollar off eBay etc. Life's too short to be slaving away for some tool truck guy! Just saying... Cool videos, Thanks!
Hey thanks. And I agree about the truck thing but we’re luckily enough to have a pretty good guy thats on the truck. and one plus is all of snap-on stuff is life time warranty. But yeah thats like the only plus 😄. Thx for the comment.
I bought the one Snapon has. But craftsman make a great one. The only thing about Snapon one is it comes calibration date and due date which is good for FAA audits.
I am a certified Airframe and Powerplant mechanic. It cost me around $1,700 dollars for all the test because I didn’t go the school route. I went the 3 years apprenticeship way. But to get the certification I hold and your looking at schools, they cost anywhere from $40,000-$60,000 but you can finish the education in one year instead of three.
check your local community colleges. very cheap compared to schools like AIM or something. check on FAA website, there should be list of approved AMT programs.
@@Fynnzz thanks, I live in canada. I'm definetely going to look more into this but you think an undergrad degree in civil engineering would help in this or not at all ? In terms of trying to get a higher salary
Having just begun A&P school, I’ve started to invest in some tools. Can you confirm or deny that aviation is all SAE based fasteners? I’ve heard this from other sources but figured it depended on the country of manufacture. I’m assuming that all American produced GA planes like Cessna or Piper are SAE but was curious if you’ve ever come across the need for a metric tool? Thanks for these videos; gets me excited for the start of my career.
The only thing metric that I have ever found on an Airbus is a 10mm nut on the three rudder actuator feedback links. We are extremely careful to not drop them because we don't stock them.@@michaelardoin4260
Love it man! You should really keep doing this kinda stuff. There aren’t many youtubers who cover aircraft maintenance and as a new A&P myself, it’s very cool and informative seeing what working as an A&P is like. So keep doin you man!
Love the videos man! Almost done with my general classes, can’t wait to start my Airframe classes next fall!
Interesting rolling box. Like it. I think you can squeeze a lot more in but it’s looking great. Good job on cutting the foam. Hard to do well. Watching from Ontario Canada
I just found your channel recently and as a fellow A&P I'm really enjoying your content! I'd recommend you take some of those silica gel snack packs that come with shoes and electronics and stuff and throw a few of those in your box. They prevent your tools from rusting. I'd also highly recommend you get a magnetic socket tray that stores the sockets horizontally. You don't have to shadow that area and it lets you take all your sockets with you out of the box if you need it. They normally store the standard and deep sockets and have a pretty small footprint. Personally I don't like the box wrenches laid out one by one so I store mine in canvas or leather tools wraps. It keeps them organized and takes up very little space in your drawer although depending on how many wrenches you put in them you might need a drawer that's at least 1.5" or 2". I really like your Bosch drill too, I have to steal that part number...
www.amazon.com/Bosch-Power-Tools-Combo-GSR12V-140FCB22/dp/B074GYX6XG/ref=asc_df_B074GYX6XG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=242037806074&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6705876348299666790&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9012404&hvtargid=pla-433942177656&psc=1
Thats the drill ☝️
that tungsten cube is dope. love the review man. keep up with the videos.
Yeah my boss bought that for my Christmas present this last year. And will do! Thx for the comment!
@@aerocrafty6006buy a silicone bit block. No more rattle and you can count them
Out of passing interest, Knipex makes & sells replacement button assembly kits for all their push button pliers, They come with a new pivot pin, button 'cap', leaf spring & screw. I 'think' yours takes a P/N 8709180 kit (but double check before ordering). Currently under $12.00 on Amazon. It's an ezpz job, give the cap and screw a little dab of Loctite, & press down the button cap before installing the spring. IIRC, the replacement screw is a T8 Torx.
Those Knipex parallel smooth jaw 'Pliers Wrenches' are very much more useful than they look!
Oh, and stay the hell off those tool trucks! If not in a hurry, everything imaginable can be had for pennies on the dollar off eBay etc. Life's too short to be slaving away for some tool truck guy! Just saying...
Cool videos, Thanks!
Hey thanks. And I agree about the truck thing but we’re luckily enough to have a pretty good guy thats on the truck. and one plus is all of snap-on stuff is life time warranty. But yeah thats like the only plus 😄. Thx for the comment.
Bro you need to grab some Keizen or Shadow foam! Makes life easy. Really nice tool choices though! Thanks for the vid👍
I’ll have to give it a try!
Liked the SnapOn toolbox and tool review
Same toolboxes the Army uses, nice
Hope you never lose anything
Where did you get the foam? I picked up a box and has none
I got mine from Home Depot.
Awesome Love it. Way cool
Hey what brand is that mini ratchet ?
I’m not too sure. Think I picked it up off the Snapon truck but it’s not Snapon. I’ll check when I get back home from the holidays.
@@aerocrafty6006have you come back home from the holidays? I’d like to know too lmao
Nope still on vacation
@@aerocrafty6006 I wish I could take a year vacation
😆😆😆
Is there a multimeter you recommended? I am about 5 months into my A&P apprenticeship.
I bought the one Snapon has. But craftsman make a great one. The only thing about Snapon one is it comes calibration date and due date which is good for FAA audits.
Loved the video man, if you dont mind me asking, what kind of degrees do you have/certifications and how much did it costs you ?
I am a certified Airframe and Powerplant mechanic. It cost me around $1,700 dollars for all the test because I didn’t go the school route. I went the 3 years apprenticeship way. But to get the certification I hold and your looking at schools, they cost anywhere from $40,000-$60,000 but you can finish the education in one year instead of three.
@@aerocrafty6006 awesome, thanks a lot for the information
School cost around 14k in AZ, I'm currently working on it. Look fore community colleges, it's probably different tuition depending where you are.
check your local community colleges. very cheap compared to schools like AIM or something. check on FAA website, there should be list of approved AMT programs.
@@Fynnzz thanks, I live in canada. I'm definetely going to look more into this but you think an undergrad degree in civil engineering would help in this or not at all ? In terms of trying to get a higher salary
Great Video!
Thank you.
Having just begun A&P school, I’ve started to invest in some tools. Can you confirm or deny that aviation is all SAE based fasteners? I’ve heard this from other sources but figured it depended on the country of manufacture. I’m assuming that all American produced GA planes like Cessna or Piper are SAE but was curious if you’ve ever come across the need for a metric tool? Thanks for these videos; gets me excited for the start of my career.
All production Aircraft are SAE. No need for Metric tools.
@@aerocrafty6006 thanks. Not having to acquire both scales definitely saves some money on the tool bill.
@@aerocrafty6006 Airbus: am I a joke to you?
The only thing metric that I have ever found on an Airbus is a 10mm nut on the three rudder actuator feedback links. We are extremely careful to not drop them because we don't stock them.@@michaelardoin4260
The side handles on that box are horrible. They are too wide. Makes a heavy, full box difficult to pick up and move.