Don’t get rid of the old box, connect them together. Eventually you will fill them up. It always happens. Recommended note: In the aircraft industry, we use foam pads and cut out silhouette of the tools. It makes it nice and neat, the tools are locked in place so they cannot roll around, and if one is missing you can easily see what is missing.
Don't lose the old toolbox. As time goes on and you acquire more new tools, you will find that the space you need for those tools doesn't exist in the new tool box. The old toolbox will come in handy for extra space in that situation. I like how you arrange your tools.
Awesome tool chest. I have a huge 5 foot wide, 6 foot tall double-decker that I used when I was working as a mechanic. Now since I retired I have pretty much been throwing tools into the drawers. I need to go through and organize mine.. I have a drawer full of sockets all the way from 1/4 to 1 inch. Hard to find a specific wrench when the whole drawer is filled with wrenches. That old chest will work to put stuff that won't fit or you need to keep separate. Another suggestion, labels. Label each drawer so you can quickly go to the right one.
Doris--It appears that you already have drawer liners in your toolbox, which is great. Keep your tools in the carriers provided at purchase, or buy wrench/plier/screwdriver racks. I don't care much for socket rails (they're flimsy and tip over), so I buy plastic socket trays to store and transport them as needed. This prevents them from sliding around and maintains your tool organization at a reasonable cost. All or most of these items can be purchased on Amazon or at auto parts stores. A few drops of oil on the drawer slides and/or bearings insures they open and close easily. The "converters" you mentioned at around 7:20 on the video are more commonly known as adapters. For instance, you can use adapters on a 3/8"-drive ratchet to also handle 1/4"-drive sockets, as well as 1/2"-drive sockets. I'm not gonna tell you what tools belong in what drawer; everyone needs to figure that out for themselves. You usually end up putting the most-frequently-used tools in the top couple of drawers, and lesser-used items below those. Other than that, you're doing fine, so have fun.
Your enthusiasm for a new toolbox made me flash back to when I got my first 'real' toolbox, matching top and bottom boxes... I was like a kid on Christmas morning moving my tools into their own new home!! Like you I had space left over... but that didn't last long!!
You can get foam pads which you can cut out yourself and put labels on for each spanner / socket etc so it stays in place for certain and has a dedicated slot, along with small stickers saying the size etc
Your tool box is so organized and everything has its place..My tool box like 10 year olds put my tools away..A tool box with the most awesome chick in the world's touch..Very nice..
ToolBox widget !!! Look around on their site, perhaps watch a few videos . Will really tighten up the space in your wrench drawers . No sliding around ! Everything in order , notice quickly when something is missing . Work great for wrenches and screw drivers !
I been a mechanic for over 20 year, I brought the 56 inch husky top and bottom toolbox 3 year ago I still haven’t complained yet. I own lot of different brand toolbox.I just can’t justify spending 10,000 plus dollar on a toolbox
I agree. I see no issues at all.. I've had some comments stating why not snap or other 6-7k+ tool boxes.. well. The $700 one I have fits the same tools and works the same way ;). I can spend that money elsewhere. Cheers!
Husky gets a lot of grief from the professional community. I work in construction. It’s the joke brand. But for personal/ moderate use, it’s made very well.
Congrats on the new tool chest. You did a great job of organizing. Tools accumulate: start looking at tool chest organization ideas, you’ll outgrow it soon. Before you know it, you’ll be standing wrenches and pliers on end and other stuff like that. My daughter is building her tool collection, she’s been helping me in the garage since she was a tot, and is starting to drive; so it’s now more of a priority for her to start her own collection. Keep up the good work, it’s nice to have a positive role model for young ladies to look to.
Whenever you get a chance look into Tool Grid organizers. They are a little expensive to buy but you can change your drawer layout when you purchase more tools.
Interesting..those look so good. Way better than shadow boxing for every tool that I will likely swap and change out in time. I will check them out. Thank you!
Good you got the middle swivel wheel. I have the Huskey 72" and the middle wheel is fixed. A big PIA when trying to pull the chest away from a wall. Swapped with Harbor Freight wheels.
Should get some dense foam to use as a cavity insert organiser just cut out the shape for the tool and insert the tool. Neat and easy to maintain. Stops everything from sliding around in the drawer when you use a hip to shut it when you are busy
Very nice. I was going to suggest going to a local mechanic and asking to see how they lay out their boxes. Since they do it on the daily, and may put stuff such that most used is higher, etc. But alas, you have a system. Fine tune over time. Very nice start to a well rounded set of tools. You should be able to handle most jobs. I suspect you'll need a few more tools for the engine rebuild. Mag base and a 0-1" dial indicator comes to mind. I like Starrett or Mitutoyo, but not required. I was a machinist for quite a few years so I have a lot of tools for that job.
Check out the Tekton wrench trays. They come in various sizes, for your various sets. And they store them slanted and overlapping, so you'll shorten up your columns of wrenches. What are your plans for the old box? I was thinking you could make that a pneumatic/power tool cart. Maybe wall mount the chargers, keep them from blocking table space. That would free up a ton of space in the new box for more hand tools! 😁
I saw you spend a lot of time organizing your wrenches during the change-over to the new tool box. They won't stay that way, though, for long. Every time you open or close the drawer, they scoot or roll around inside. Have you considered buying some wrench racks or using the plastic bags they originally came in? They're also handy when you need to take them from the box over to work on a car.in the garage; it's the same principle as organizing your sockets. Try giving those a shot; I think they'll work out for you. Incidentally, that bottom drawer full of odd tools and battery chargers that you can no longer identify is usually called your junk drawer.
Nice tool chest, Doris. That's the thing about tools. They add up faster than one thinks. Keep us informed about the GT350. I'm really interested in the engine rebuild. Good luck with everything!
Haha, I like them all! I'm just so happy I finally have more space for all the tools. It was frustrating since the previous tool box was always disorganized due to the lack of space.
I changed the oil in my Ram diesel and bragged to all my friends. Doris, I pulled the engine in my Mustang this morning then I went to breakfast.. I think you should get a second degree in mechanical engineering. BTW I only have 2 friends, my wife and dog so it wasn't a lot of bragging.
Haha, that made me laugh. I would love to eventually get some certifications in the future. I really enjoy doing this as a hobby and working on my cars. It's the best feeling ever. Thanks for watching.
I'm going to be really technical here but here goes, clicker torque wrenches have moving parts and really should be kept inside your house where the temp. is controlled and kept away from temp. swings. May I also suggest that they be calibrated before you start assembly. Have a great time with your project!
If you get some Kaizen foam for the drawers you can cut the shapes of the hand tools out & then everything has a permanent place & the tools won't go back in the wrong place if someone is helping you.
Just stopped by to say hello and saved my life with every video, motivation to STRUGGLE to build my life back up. After a car accident and shattered/ broken leg almost a year ago now. My life has been bat shit crazy. But I'm driven to be the best for my 2 kids. I'm working hard on my goals and soon I'll be capable of walking around to better my life. Thanks for motivation.
You will turn it all around and be great! Things happen, but that doesn't mean it ends there. All your goals will come true and more. It makes me happy I can some what help in a small way. Take care and best of luck!
All those tools are going to shift around, you can save space by having a wrench organizer and the tools shifting around when opening and closing the drawers with organizers.
I enjoy watching you work and not afraid to get dirty working. I cannot do that work anymore because of my hands are too bad, it took me a half a day to change the battery in the trunk of my 2015 Chevy SS last week. Feliz Navidad
There’s a lot of good solutions for wrench organization and even mini socket rails for conversions and extra sockets, pliers too. I got the majority of my organization crap from amazon personally, worked wonders. Now I just need the bigger toolbox ;)
With the old toolbox you can butt it next to the new toolbox to make you work space longer. In the smaller toolbox you can put all your special tools that you don't use a lot in there.
I have the same box. Didn't know the top draw came out that far. lol Had to put some grease on it after watching your video. Where didn't you get the pegs for the pegboard? I can't bring myself to drill holes for a vise.
Love the new tool box/bench !! Sure helps when you can locate the tool you need in a timely manner. Someday you could mount a power strip on or in the tool box so you can plug all the chargers in a have the spare batteries ready for use. I used a hole saw on mine before I built a bigger work bench just for electrical work. Made same hole in the back of the drawer and ran all the plug wires up to the power strip. Can’t wait for the engine tear down and also the Hellcat videos. You’re doing a great job! 👊🏼
get some wrench organizers, they will help you keep your wrenches in order when you slam your drawer shut. Crowsfoot sockets are the rarely use but it is a life saver once you do.
Save your top draw for what u use most. Exp metric sockets 8 10 12 14 X 3/8, and 17 19 22x 1/2 etc., ( for metric )keep those handier. Than odd sizes like 11mmt. just an idea.
Nothing wrong with a little OCPD. I've lived like that all my life and your attitude is totally in tune with mine. Love how much you love the new toolbox!
Go girl... go... you been busy!, nice toolbox, please reseal the cutting board top, it will last way longer... they don't do a very good job on sealing their tops (IMO) maybe flip it to its non-treated side an do a sealer over it... Now you can use your old toolbox as a service cart... use the drawers for parts an the top for a work surface, leave the top drawer for your most used tools to cart around, that way using both daily an your newer box will be in better shape to last you longer or use your older box for storage of older tools.. You need a flex head wracthiting set, I love mine and I use mine a lot, eBay sales cheap ones or you can buy a small set to start off, like gearwrench, there's no offset for the head so you can change the angle ..making them easier to get into those hard to reach areas, that have a hard angles, that a regular wratchetwrench won't angle at.. Just a thought.... Thank you for sharing the news on the other cars an the sweet new tool box.. (edit) : Oh, sorry to ask but does your peg-board seam a bit weak once you start loading weight on it, if it does... Theirs posts that you could run along the back of your box to make it stronger an support more weight if it seams to weak?
WOOOOWWW!!! That is a nice tool box....great upgrade. I too like to be organized and it expedites the need to find the correct tool when you have to complete any job, in this case, your auto upgrades. I’m extremely interested on your GT350 motor fix.
You should Mount the chargers either on the pegboard or on another board which you could secure to your new toolbox. This way you could have them powered up and charging whenever necessary.
Idk how your battery charger hold the battery but I have my Milwaukee chargers mounted to the side of my cabinet with 3/4” self pierceing screws and they’re out of the way and always easy to pop them on and off. Got the idea from the super expensive Milwaukee toolbox that has the mounting already for the chargers. I love it like that 👍🏻
Nice set up - one big suggestion - move your Chargers to the top shelf and plug them in so that you always have full batteries and easy access next to the actual cordless tools that they go in...
Great video Doris man what a collection of tools you have i need to step my game up haha 😬 can’t wait to see the upcoming content keep up the amazing work 👍💕
I like the new toolbox. Do you have a cabinet where you put the fluids (ie, brake fluid, trans fluid, oil, etc). Might be helpful in the event you need to access them quickly. I think that might be something to put inside the large empty cabinet, but you got a heat gun there, which makes me think twice.
Thanks! Yes, I have a completely different cabinet with fluids. It was against the wall. There is also another cabinet with detail solutions and equipment.
Look in to Tekton socket holders I use a couple that I cut in half and have one for my 3/8 extensions and adapter and one for the 1/4 drive and use them also for my sockets
Awesome Doris great job I love the new box . You could put the chargers on the peg board with a shelf that would open that draw and if I was you I would get a piece of stainless plate an put it on the either side top your box for the vice then mount your vice on it so it would be rigid and so your not damaging the wood surface. Don’t forget too countersink the fasteners into the stainless. Anyways great job Doris 👍🏻
Great first big box . I got a 52" husky. And have had for several years and now im out growing it had to buy a shop cart. Time for a bigger better one lol . One day u will out grow yours .hope it works well for u . Great video as always. Very beautiful🔥
I have the same box and love it. How do you like the Cordless Husky Ratchets? I have seen them in the store but just haven’t pulled the trigger on them.
Nice! Glad we both love it. As for the cordless ratchets..life and time savers. It really should have been one of the first tools to get when I starting making videos. I have two..just because I don't want to wait for one to charge lol. It's worth it.
Hi D now that's what I call a toolbox every thing in place and a place for everything nice one totally looking forward to all vlogs once you have got all the engine stand and all the other parts 👌👌🤗🤗👍👍
Get long enough bolts to put it on the engine stand. The length will depend on the engine stand you have. You’ll have the engine in the air and now way to bolt it to the engine stand. Happened to me plenty of times.
Glad you are fixing the shelby engine yourself! $120 an hour for 20-30 hours labor plus extra markup on parts forget it not when you can do it in your garage.
Lol I bought a big snap on box a cpl months ago yup should of bought a bigger one, my tool suggestion to you would be the 0 degree xl metric gearwrench wrenches they are most used wrench and I have over 100 wrenches in my box but I always go for them
Great job Doris! I know you to teach a class to my 4 kids on organizing because they don't listen to me or Tiffany anymore on that LOL. Looking forward to the Hellcat vids and of course the GT350 rebuild. Keep up the great content.
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Don’t get rid of the old box, connect them together. Eventually you will fill them up. It always happens. Recommended note: In the aircraft industry, we use foam pads and cut out silhouette of the tools. It makes it nice and neat, the tools are locked in place so they cannot roll around, and if one is missing you can easily see what is missing.
Don't lose the old toolbox. As time goes on and you acquire more new tools, you will find that the space you need for those tools doesn't exist in the new tool box. The old toolbox will come in handy for extra space in that situation. I like how you arrange your tools.
Doris you have a garage that would make most men jealous, hope the security is top notch.
Awesome tool chest. I have a huge 5 foot wide, 6 foot tall double-decker that I used when I was working as a mechanic. Now since I retired I have pretty much been throwing tools into the drawers. I need to go through and organize mine.. I have a drawer full of sockets all the way from 1/4 to 1 inch. Hard to find a specific wrench when the whole drawer is filled with wrenches. That old chest will work to put stuff that won't fit or you need to keep separate. Another suggestion, labels. Label each drawer so you can quickly go to the right one.
Most women get excited when they get a jewelry box Doris gets excited when she gets a new tool box! Your one of a kind girl!
What can I say? I love me a good toolbox that can fit all my tools and still have space for more lol. Thanks for watching.
@@woman.driven wonder woman in real life
she’s 🔥
Doris--It appears that you already have drawer liners in your toolbox, which is great. Keep your tools in the carriers provided at purchase, or buy wrench/plier/screwdriver racks. I don't care much for socket rails (they're flimsy and tip over), so I buy plastic socket trays to store and transport them as needed. This prevents them from sliding around and maintains your tool organization at a reasonable cost. All or most of these items can be purchased on Amazon or at auto parts stores. A few drops of oil on the drawer slides and/or bearings insures they open and close easily. The "converters" you mentioned at around 7:20 on the video are more commonly known as adapters. For instance, you can use adapters on a 3/8"-drive ratchet to also handle 1/4"-drive sockets, as well as 1/2"-drive sockets. I'm not gonna tell you what tools belong in what drawer; everyone needs to figure that out for themselves. You usually end up putting the most-frequently-used tools in the top couple of drawers, and lesser-used items below those. Other than that, you're doing fine, so have fun.
11:28 Super layout and testimony NO ONE can ever have too many tools. Looking forward to the HellCat Trio Vids
I love that draw..just becasue of how it looks lol.. not the loose sockets, but I'll fix that up. Those are coming right up!
So refreshing to see a young woman interested in tools and car hobbies- and she seems so sincere and passionate about it. ❤
after a while, and this table will be the same as the old, you'll see!
Your enthusiasm for a new toolbox made me flash back to when I got my first 'real' toolbox, matching top and bottom boxes... I was like a kid on Christmas morning moving my tools into their own new home!!
Like you I had space left over... but that didn't last long!!
My wife gets annoyed when I ask for tools for Christmas 🤣
You can get foam pads which you can cut out yourself and put labels on for each spanner / socket etc so it stays in place for certain and has a dedicated slot, along with small stickers saying the size etc
This girl know and love her tools😀
Yup!! Most of the times lol
Your tool box is so organized and everything has its place..My tool box like 10 year olds put my tools away..A tool box with the most awesome chick in the world's touch..Very nice..
Dream woman 😍
Booh yeah ☺ - she looks cute with that adorable smile
Terrible taste in cars though. Where's the classics? It's all modern garbage. I just stumbled into here.
She fine
Matt Morawski shut the fuck up boomer
@@ThatGuyWhoTr0lls slow your roll kemosabe, classics have a ton more character and aren't cookie cutter vehicles like today
ToolBox widget !!! Look around on their site, perhaps watch a few videos . Will really tighten up the space in your wrench drawers . No sliding around ! Everything in order , notice quickly when something is missing . Work great for wrenches and screw drivers !
I agree. Toolbox widget has the best and tightest wrench organization.
Why would anyone give any of her videos a thumbs
down.
Anthony Hancook maybe fat girls who can’t even drive 😠
dudes that only use Snap-On
I been a mechanic for over 20 year, I brought the 56 inch husky top and bottom toolbox 3 year ago I still haven’t complained yet. I own lot of different brand toolbox.I just can’t justify spending 10,000 plus dollar on a toolbox
I agree. I see no issues at all.. I've had some comments stating why not snap or other 6-7k+ tool boxes.. well. The $700 one I have fits the same tools and works the same way ;). I can spend that money elsewhere. Cheers!
Husky gets a lot of grief from the professional community. I work in construction. It’s the joke brand. But for personal/ moderate use, it’s made very well.
Not sure why.. I see no issue with the one I have and the smaller roll around one. Works for me ;)
Congrats on the new tool chest.
You did a great job of organizing.
Tools accumulate: start looking at tool chest organization ideas, you’ll outgrow it soon. Before you know it, you’ll be standing wrenches and pliers on end and other stuff like that.
My daughter is building her tool collection, she’s been helping me in the garage since she was a tot, and is starting to drive; so it’s now more of a priority for her to start her own collection.
Keep up the good work, it’s nice to have a positive role model for young ladies to look to.
I wanted to be the first to arrive, but I was 16th to comment and 45th to like 👍
What matters is that you're here. I appreciate you taking your time to watch and like.
Whenever you get a chance look into Tool Grid organizers. They are a little expensive to buy but you can change your drawer layout when you purchase more tools.
Interesting..those look so good. Way better than shadow boxing for every tool that I will likely swap and change out in time. I will check them out. Thank you!
I'm really enjoyed watching your tools
Very glad you did, thanks for watching.
Good you got the middle swivel wheel. I have the Huskey 72" and the middle wheel is fixed. A big PIA when trying to pull the chest away from a wall. Swapped with Harbor Freight wheels.
You've outgrown the whole garage🤣🤣🤣🤣
And her shorts haha ...just kidding
@@300zxdriver .. Lol. I just knew a comment like this was lurking. 👍 🇬🇧
Should get some dense foam to use as a cavity insert organiser just cut out the shape for the tool and insert the tool. Neat and easy to maintain. Stops everything from sliding around in the drawer when you use a hip to shut it when you are busy
Do it for Doris
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Very nice. I was going to suggest going to a local mechanic and asking to see how they lay out their boxes. Since they do it on the daily, and may put stuff such that most used is higher, etc. But alas, you have a system. Fine tune over time. Very nice start to a well rounded set of tools. You should be able to handle most jobs. I suspect you'll need a few more tools for the engine rebuild. Mag base and a 0-1" dial indicator comes to mind. I like Starrett or Mitutoyo, but not required. I was a machinist for quite a few years so I have a lot of tools for that job.
I can made my special car if I have just like this tools.....
Ali aliraqi my car would have already been done just with her tool shed alone 😂
Check out the Tekton wrench trays. They come in various sizes, for your various sets. And they store them slanted and overlapping, so you'll shorten up your columns of wrenches. What are your plans for the old box? I was thinking you could make that a pneumatic/power tool cart. Maybe wall mount the chargers, keep them from blocking table space. That would free up a ton of space in the new box for more hand tools! 😁
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I did same thing. Bought 2 44inch benches but as always it becomes a mess quickly. I think I'd have to spend a entire weekend to get organized 😉
Nice! two 44inch is smart actually lol. Yea I can see how it can get messy. Organized tools are the best!
A new tool box damn she’s got the entire pit stop in her garage 😂
lol..not yet. A few more tools haha.
I saw you spend a lot of time organizing your wrenches during the change-over to the new tool box. They won't stay that way, though, for long. Every time you open or close the drawer, they scoot or roll around inside. Have you considered buying some wrench racks or using the plastic bags they originally came in? They're also handy when you need to take them from the box over to work on a car.in the garage; it's the same principle as organizing your sockets. Try giving those a shot; I think they'll work out for you. Incidentally, that bottom drawer full of odd tools and battery chargers that you can no longer identify is usually called your junk drawer.
No ring on that finger.
"So your saying i have a chance?"
Guess what movie the quote is from..
🤨😀😃😄😁😆😂 .......💀
Dumb and dumber haha loved that scene
You're married? What was with all that 1 in a million talk?
Good job people!!! New phone cant find thumbs up.
But seriously...no ring on that finger...? Just sayin...
Nice tool chest, Doris. That's the thing about tools. They add up faster than one thinks. Keep us informed about the GT350. I'm really interested in the engine rebuild. Good luck with everything!
They sure do. I know I will need to buy more for this build. Video on the tear down should be next week. I get the mount in tomorrow.
Why do I get the impression you like you’re new tool box more than you’re cars 😂, but seriously it’s awesome
Haha, I like them all! I'm just so happy I finally have more space for all the tools. It was frustrating since the previous tool box was always disorganized due to the lack of space.
Woman.Driven space is the path to the dark side 🥺
I really like the new toolbox more space for the tools like how you keep the tools organized
Thank you and thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers!
One thing I have to say here I love tools
I love tools as well!
Having a bigger box always helps when wrenching around on the toys. I know it helped me when doing my upgrades on my 1998. Looks good!
I agree.. keeps it all clean and in it's place. Thanks!
I changed the oil in my Ram diesel and bragged to all my friends. Doris, I pulled the engine in my Mustang this morning then I went to breakfast.. I think you should get a second degree in mechanical engineering. BTW I only have 2 friends, my wife and dog so it wasn't a lot of bragging.
Haha, that made me laugh. I would love to eventually get some certifications in the future. I really enjoy doing this as a hobby and working on my cars. It's the best feeling ever. Thanks for watching.
Scott Falkner Cummins !
I'm going to be really technical here but here goes, clicker torque wrenches have moving parts and really should be kept inside your house where the temp. is controlled and kept away from temp. swings. May I also suggest that they be calibrated before you start assembly.
Have a great time with your project!
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100% right
If you get some Kaizen foam for the drawers you can cut the shapes of the hand tools out & then everything has a permanent place & the tools won't go back in the wrong place if someone is helping you.
Your the most beautiful and intelligent women, marry me🥰
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Just stopped by to say hello and saved my life with every video, motivation to STRUGGLE to build my life back up. After a car accident and shattered/ broken leg almost a year ago now. My life has been bat shit crazy. But I'm driven to be the best for my 2 kids. I'm working hard on my goals and soon I'll be capable of walking around to better my life. Thanks for motivation.
You will turn it all around and be great! Things happen, but that doesn't mean it ends there. All your goals will come true and more. It makes me happy I can some what help in a small way. Take care and best of luck!
Can't believe I watched this whole video. Get headers for that gt350
Thank you for watching. Yes, I will get headers.
@@woman.driven thanks for the reply and ❤! I am looking forward to seeing you fix that motor to better than new.
Nothing like tools, gadgets and places to keep them all organized. Very nice.
Thank you, I appreciate that. Thanks for watching. Cheers!
This rebuild is like the most confident rebuild I have ever seen 😂
What is up with this chick? She have a millionaire husband who is a former mechanic?
All those tools are going to shift around, you can save space by having a wrench organizer and the tools shifting around when opening and closing the drawers with organizers.
Love the Tight Shorts
Dam girl .... and I was proud of my 3 tier roller tool box 😂 Happy for you and keep them videos rolling 👍
THE LAST TIME I DID SOMETHING LIKE THIS IT WAS A LONG TIME ago
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Holy crap that thing is amazing and perfect, perfect size for those big extensions.
The tool box is sweet too
You did a very good job, madam, regards
Thank you, I appreciate it.
I enjoy watching you work and not afraid to get dirty working. I cannot do that work anymore because of my hands are too bad, it took me a half a day to change the battery in the trunk of my 2015 Chevy SS last week. Feliz Navidad
Love you Doris 💯❤️
Love you too!
Yep , yep she's totally a babe 👯
There’s a lot of good solutions for wrench organization and even mini socket rails for conversions and extra sockets, pliers too. I got the majority of my organization crap from amazon personally, worked wonders. Now I just need the bigger toolbox ;)
I can’t believe how much stuff you had in that bottom drawer
Yah lots of junk in that trunk, I mean drawer.
A Garage full of dream cars,tools and our favorite UA-camr. It doesn’t get any better than that! ❤️DORIS ❤️✌🏼
Thank you I appreciate it. That's very kind of you to say. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers!
Woman.Driven ❤️🤗❤️
That smile though ❤️.
Keep em both, looks like you have lots of projects going. Make the small on where you keep your more mobile tool stuff?
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With the old toolbox you can butt it next to the new toolbox to make you work space longer. In the smaller toolbox you can put all your special tools that you don't use a lot in there.
You very cute and beutiful❤
Thank you I appreciate it. That's very kind of you to say. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers!
I have the same box. Didn't know the top draw came out that far. lol Had to put some grease on it after watching your video. Where didn't you get the pegs for the pegboard? I can't bring myself to drill holes for a vise.
You should have a charging station, that will get those chargers out the toolbox
Got some socket holders for all those extensions, keep all the sizes together and won’t roll around in the drawer when it gets bumped/moved
They don't move at all. At least not when I open and close them. That is way I have them facing in that direction.
Love the new tool box/bench !! Sure helps when you can locate the tool you need in a timely manner. Someday you could mount a power strip on or in the tool box so you can plug all the chargers in a have the spare batteries ready for use. I used a hole saw on mine before I built a bigger work bench just for electrical work. Made same hole in the back of the drawer and ran all the plug wires up to the power strip. Can’t wait for the engine tear down and also the Hellcat videos. You’re doing a great job! 👊🏼
get some wrench organizers, they will help you keep your wrenches in order when you slam your drawer shut. Crowsfoot sockets are the rarely use but it is a life saver once you do.
Quick tip. Cut off the hanger tabs on the socket trays. It will give you a lot more room and will look better too!
Save your top draw for what u use most. Exp metric sockets 8 10 12 14 X 3/8, and 17 19 22x 1/2 etc., ( for metric )keep those handier. Than odd sizes like 11mmt. just an idea.
Nothing wrong with a little OCPD. I've lived like that all my life and your attitude is totally in tune with mine. Love how much you love the new toolbox!
Good👍 tools are the mechanic's jewelry. You are maintaining your tools new and shiny.🔨⚒🛠🔧🔩 congratulations for you new tool chest
Thank you, I appreciate it. That's an interesting way to put it haha.
Go girl... go... you been busy!, nice toolbox, please reseal the cutting board top, it will last way longer... they don't do a very good job on sealing their tops (IMO) maybe flip it to its non-treated side an do a sealer over it... Now you can use your old toolbox as a service cart... use the drawers for parts an the top for a work surface, leave the top drawer for your most used tools to cart around, that way using both daily an your newer box will be in better shape to last you longer or use your older box for storage of older tools.. You need a flex head wracthiting set, I love mine and I use mine a lot, eBay sales cheap ones or you can buy a small set to start off, like gearwrench, there's no offset for the head so you can change the angle ..making them easier to get into those hard to reach areas, that have a hard angles, that a regular wratchetwrench won't angle at.. Just a thought.... Thank you for sharing the news on the other cars an the sweet new tool box.. (edit) : Oh, sorry to ask but does your peg-board seam a bit weak once you start loading weight on it, if it does... Theirs posts that you could run along the back of your box to make it stronger an support more weight if it seams to weak?
WOOOOWWW!!! That is a nice tool box....great upgrade. I too like to be organized and it expedites the need to find the correct tool when you have to complete any job, in this case, your auto upgrades. I’m extremely interested on your GT350 motor fix.
Thank you, I appreciate that. It does make it faster. I will be working on the GT350 this week! Thanks for watching. Cheers!
You should Mount the chargers either on the pegboard or on another board which you could secure to your new toolbox. This way you could have them powered up and charging whenever necessary.
Idk how your battery charger hold the battery but I have my Milwaukee chargers mounted to the side of my cabinet with 3/4” self pierceing screws and they’re out of the way and always easy to pop them on and off. Got the idea from the super expensive Milwaukee toolbox that has the mounting already for the chargers. I love it like that 👍🏻
Nice set up - one big suggestion - move your Chargers to the top shelf and plug them in so that you always have full batteries and easy access next to the actual cordless tools that they go in...
I have the exact same cabinet. Just got it on Black Friday. Good stuff 👍
Nice! Great sale.. 👍😀
Where can I find the same toolbox looks amazing and perfect with the pegboard
Great video Doris man what a collection of tools you have i need to step my game up haha 😬 can’t wait to see the upcoming content keep up the amazing work 👍💕
Thanks!. I still have a basic collection to real mechanics lol..but I like my collection so car ;) Thanks for watching!
I like the new toolbox. Do you have a cabinet where you put the fluids (ie, brake fluid, trans fluid, oil, etc). Might be helpful in the event you need to access them quickly. I think that might be something to put inside the large empty cabinet, but you got a heat gun there, which makes me think twice.
Thanks! Yes, I have a completely different cabinet with fluids. It was against the wall. There is also another cabinet with detail solutions and equipment.
Look in to Tekton socket holders I use a couple that I cut in half and have one for my 3/8 extensions and adapter and one for the 1/4 drive and use them also for my sockets
Awesome Doris great job I love the new box . You could put the chargers on the peg board with a shelf that would open that draw and if I was you I would get a piece of stainless plate an put it on the either side top your box for the vice then mount your vice on it so it would be rigid and so your not damaging the wood surface. Don’t forget too countersink the fasteners into the stainless. Anyways great job Doris 👍🏻
Great first big box . I got a 52" husky. And have had for several years and now im out growing it had to buy a shop cart. Time for a bigger better one lol . One day u will out grow yours .hope it works well for u . Great video as always. Very beautiful🔥
Thanks! I think..I think that will be enough haha. I have the little cart just in case. Thank you and thanks for watching.
I have the same box and love it. How do you like the Cordless Husky Ratchets? I have seen them in the store but just haven’t pulled the trigger on them.
Nice! Glad we both love it. As for the cordless ratchets..life and time savers. It really should have been one of the first tools to get when I starting making videos. I have two..just because I don't want to wait for one to charge lol. It's worth it.
Woman.Driven Looks like I will be picking 1 or 2 up! Thank you
Always liked Husky stuff. Would highly recommend using Kaizen Foam for those drawers. Makes it so nice and clean...
Finally Doris! With all those cars you need many tools. 👍🏻🚙
That's very very true.
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Garage looking better, and can't wait for those redeye videos 😀
Thanks! Coming right up!
Nothing like an early Christmas present .... merry Christmas I look forward to your adventures next year. Keep on living the dream ❤❤
That is very very true. Thank you and thanks for taking the time to watch. Let's see how next year goes! Cheers!
Hi D now that's what I call a toolbox every thing in place and a place for everything nice one totally looking forward to all vlogs once you have got all the engine stand and all the other parts 👌👌🤗🤗👍👍
All you really need now is a feeler guage leaf set, micrometer set, big pry bar, variety of types of hammers, etc.
Yup.. am still missing a lot..all in time ;)
A place for everything and everything in its place. Pretty much sums up this video.
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Get yourself the tool widget. Great for wrenches, screwdrivers, extensions and so on.
Get long enough bolts to put it on the engine stand. The length will depend on the engine stand you have. You’ll have the engine in the air and now way to bolt it to the engine stand. Happened to me plenty of times.
That's a very good idea. I will go ahead and check. The stand comes with bolts, but you're right. It make not be long enough. Thanks for the tip!
Glad you are fixing the shelby engine yourself! $120 an hour for 20-30 hours labor plus extra markup on parts forget it not when you can do it in your garage.
Same..I get to save and learn a lot in the process. Thanks!
@@woman.driven I was lucky and got to do things like this before I was old enough to drive a car.
Lol I bought a big snap on box a cpl months ago yup should of bought a bigger one, my tool suggestion to you would be the 0 degree xl metric gearwrench wrenches they are most used wrench and I have over 100 wrenches in my box but I always go for them
Great job Doris! I know you to teach a class to my 4 kids on organizing because they don't listen to me or Tiffany anymore on that LOL. Looking forward to the Hellcat vids and of course the GT350 rebuild. Keep up the great content.