wow this is fantastic! sorry I know this is an old comment but been looking into blue-point socket sets there and heard a guy say he easily broke the front clips on the socket set cases. He did not mention that they had a lifetime warranty however I just assumed it would be for the set only. This is impressive
Got a ¼” drive set in 1970 imperial (std other side of the pond) came in a cardboard box, still got it... some sockets broke, ratchets had many repair kits, added a Snap-On breaker bar long extension and a bunch of mm sockets etc, still using it.
I have the 155 PC set and it's the best purchase I have ever made it is literally enough to run my entire small engine repair business I added ratchet wrenches and screw drivers and pry bars and that's enough for my whole business and the quality is amazing
The 155 piece kit was the first thing I got off the truck 7 yrs ago. Still have it to this day just replaced some off the missing sockets now to to get a new case. Perfect for when a person goes to the junk yard or a service call has damn there everything you need minus a few odds and ends and the case keeps it all organized.
I have the 155pc set. It came with the BluePoint the set of tools I bought and it came with a BluePoint box too. It was perfect for starting out as a lube tech when I started in the industry just over 2 years ago. Also I've been a subscriber to the channel since 12k subs. I love the channel. Also I'm in Wisconsin too
They're good when you're doing side work or when you need them when you're in Tripoli or when you're running in a wrecker you got to go from one truck to another
The Blue Points are OK. Snap-On status. Gearwrench is very good. Matco tools are good. So are Mac tools. As professional mechanics, we own all of them.
I got the Bluepoint 62 piece 1/4 set years ago, never had anything in it brake (swapped ratchet for a fine tooth gearwrench). Loved it so much I bought a second a couple years ago that's still wrapped in its plastic.
I have the 87 piece torx/hex set. I work in the field on all kinds of heavy equipment and that kit is probably my favorite set of hand tools I own. The only thing is I wish it had a little area in the case so I can keep my adapters in it as I usually only take it and my 3/8 14.4 impact into the machine.
The 85 piece 3/8 metric set was my first purchase off of the truck 2 years ago. I’ve been slowly replacing it with snap on so i can take the set home 😁
Here in Canada we have Canadian tire stores which sell a professional grade brand mastercraft maximum tools they also have a life time warranty for a fraction of the price only thing is you need to bring it back to the store they don’t come to you for replacements. This being said how are blue point an snap on so expensive even if they are better quality the warranty is the same so that’s all that matters is you get a new one when one fails love snap on boxes man but holy can’t afford $10,000 compared to $3500 for a whole set of tools including popular air tools even a 60 gallon compressor
One of the two first sets I bought were the three sets and then the other set or at the wrenches then I just bought the quarter inch and the other 1/4 inch and then I have the small shallow little set with the wrenches
100 piece set is awesome. Grab some pliers and screwdrivers your good to go. Keep it with you behind the seat of your pickup. It Always seems to save the day.
Not really convinced on "Life time warranty" ...Bought a 1/4" ratchet back in the mid 80's. Started slipping so it was useless. Went to 3 different Snap-On trucks and all gave me the same BS. Opened the back...oiled it and told me it would be fine...it wasn't. Almost got in a fight with the 3rd idiot because he didn't like that I said that this BS fix has been done before and didn't work. I lost my trust in Snap-On.
My only complaint about these blue point sets is the ratchet and the handle. I think it could definitely be improved, but are still great deals for what you get.
I have the quarter inch drive setting the blue point and the half inch drive set I just need the 3 eights I have loved them I've had him for about 10 to 12 years
I got the 100 pc set from school and i love it but the ratchets are 36 teeth so i got a snap on ratchet. It also has the all the e torx sockets and it goes up to 24mm in 3/8 which i found was the highlights of it.
Enjoy your program. Shared your channel with three others. Seriously, if I’m not drawn as a winner, please send me price and info on purchasing two. Thank you love your program
Some of the drain plugs can be that large, I believe the 2018 on up Harleys use a huge hex as well don’t remember what size all my bike guys bought, been a few years, but you never know.
I'm in high school and I bought a 02 v8 trans am as my first car and I need to work on it I'm going to tech school for autoculison what set would be the best
When I went to diesel college, Snap On, MAC, Cornwall, Matco, etc. All offered percent discounts. These companies know if they treat you right and get as a customer in the beginning of your career, you will be a customer for life. I offer you one friendly piece of advise, your dealer will do more for you then the company!! Treat your dealer right and they will take care of you.
Save all the mark up pricing and fanboy stuff for when you've graduated and are making the money to afford Snap-On if you so choose. But start out with Tekton and Icon. SAME Warranty (if not better) and very well made at a fraction of the cost. Zip~
Interesting. These are rebranded Williams sets, and for those that don’t know, is another snap on brand. It doesn’t seem that any of the sets are the same between bluepoint and Williams. Williams has a 3 drive size, 146 piece set for $280 and the bluepoint 155 piece set is $540 (as of writing this) don’t feel like looking up what extra 9 tools the bluepoint set has but.
Please tell me why it makes sense for a tool company that owns 2 other brands, would use the same socket but brand them differently with 2 names. There is literally zero advantage to doing this. William's origin is USA. Blue Point origin is TWN. Different tools.
The Williams line,there are made in Taiwan tools as well.Can tell by the part number.The USA made Williams starts with a number in the part number.The USA made made Williams tools start with a letter in the part number
@@_P0tat07_ I'm aware that the more companies Snap On owns then the more money Snap On makes. It all comes down to competition and market share. Own more of the market and have less competition. It does not mean that all of those companies sell the exact same tools that are rebrands.
Tools on a Budget would be Tekton or Icon. Same (if not better) warranty and support at a fraction of the price. Fanboys be like NOOOOOOO....Smart people be like....YESSSSS.
Tekton make great tools. And they warranty everything they sell, even their impact sockets. Also the real reason he doesn't talk about the price of the tools he shows on here is because everyone that isn't a snap-on fan boy would lose their mind. I buy a few things from snap-on because their tools are great but there are a ton of other companies that make comparable products at a fraction of the cost.
One of the best part of the blue point sets is that the cases even have the lifetime warranty.
wow this is fantastic!
sorry I know this is an old comment but been looking into blue-point socket sets there and heard a guy say he easily broke the front clips on the socket set cases. He did not mention that they had a lifetime warranty however I just assumed it would be for the set only. This is impressive
Got a ¼” drive set in 1970 imperial (std other side of the pond) came in a cardboard box, still got it... some sockets broke, ratchets had many repair kits, added a Snap-On breaker bar long extension and a bunch of mm sockets etc, still using it.
I have the 155 PC set and it's the best purchase I have ever made it is literally enough to run my entire small engine repair business I added ratchet wrenches and screw drivers and pry bars and that's enough for my whole business and the quality is amazing
We used Blue point on the service truck great tools 3/8s ratchets I kept breaking swapped them out with Snap-On and good to go
The 155 piece kit was the first thing I got off the truck 7 yrs ago. Still have it to this day just replaced some off the missing sockets now to to get a new case. Perfect for when a person goes to the junk yard or a service call has damn there everything you need minus a few odds and ends and the case keeps it all organized.
As a german car tech, the hex and torx set is a must have, use it every day!!!!
I have the 155pc set. It came with the BluePoint the set of tools I bought and it came with a BluePoint box too. It was perfect for starting out as a lube tech when I started in the industry just over 2 years ago. Also I've been a subscriber to the channel since 12k subs. I love the channel. Also I'm in Wisconsin too
They're good when you're doing side work or when you need them when you're in Tripoli or when you're running in a wrecker you got to go from one truck to another
87 piece torx set is a must have for european cars thats pretty much the only thing that holds those cars together
Awesome i love snap on and blue point tools. Wrenched all my life
Amazing!didn’t know BLP is so popular in USA….thank you for the support!
I have the 155 piece set and I take it to pick a parts and side jobs and even at home, it has everything you could ever need!
The Blue Points are OK. Snap-On status. Gearwrench is very good. Matco tools are good. So are Mac tools. As professional mechanics, we own all of them.
I got the Bluepoint 62 piece 1/4 set years ago, never had anything in it brake (swapped ratchet for a fine tooth gearwrench). Loved it so much I bought a second a couple years ago that's still wrapped in its plastic.
Still holdin up? What u rate it? Im going to get one in like 5 hours
Man oh man do I love tool talks and reviews.
I’ve got the Blue Point 155 kit,, It is a real mechanic tool set!! It will save the day when your out on a road call. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I have the 87 piece torx/hex set. I work in the field on all kinds of heavy equipment and that kit is probably my favorite set of hand tools I own. The only thing is I wish it had a little area in the case so I can keep my adapters in it as I usually only take it and my 3/8 14.4 impact into the machine.
That 87 piece torx allan and etorx set has saved me a few times I work at a chrysler dealership and this set stays open in my socket drawer.
The 85 piece 3/8 metric set was my first purchase off of the truck 2 years ago. I’ve been slowly replacing it with snap on so i can take the set home 😁
Here in Canada we have Canadian tire stores which sell a professional grade brand mastercraft maximum tools they also have a life time warranty for a fraction of the price only thing is you need to bring it back to the store they don’t come to you for replacements. This being said how are blue point an snap on so expensive even if they are better quality the warranty is the same so that’s all that matters is you get a new one when one fails love snap on boxes man but holy can’t afford $10,000 compared to $3500 for a whole set of tools including popular air tools even a 60 gallon compressor
One of the two first sets I bought were the three sets and then the other set or at the wrenches then I just bought the quarter inch and the other 1/4 inch and then I have the small shallow little set with the wrenches
I have an older 100 piece set and its great for around the house
Great post sir ! I have the hex and bit socket set and the 1/4 they are both very handy on the go
They be great for a second set for the car or home
After using the Bluepoint 1/4 set professionally (I use a flex head gearwrench ratchet with it. I bought a second for the truck.
First thing I bought was the 100pc blue point set love it haven’t broke a socket yet 🤯🤯
100 piece set is awesome. Grab some pliers and screwdrivers your good to go. Keep it with you behind the seat of your pickup. It Always seems to save the day.
I have the 155 piece set and I love it
I bought the 87pc hexbit set a few years ago, love that set!! take care Jermey
Not really convinced on "Life time warranty" ...Bought a 1/4" ratchet back in the mid 80's. Started slipping so it was useless. Went to 3 different Snap-On trucks and all gave me the same BS. Opened the back...oiled it and told me it would be fine...it wasn't. Almost got in a fight with the 3rd idiot because he didn't like that I said that this BS fix has been done before and didn't work. I lost my trust in Snap-On.
My only complaint about these blue point sets is the ratchet and the handle. I think it could definitely be improved, but are still great deals for what you get.
If i keep watching this i will want ever tool that comes along
Have the 1/2” and 155. Great kits but wish I had grabbed the 100pc. The deeps are all 12 point
Love the Bluepoint Torx and Allen set! 👍
I like your video ty. I bought the 3/8 set with the opens in the kit on a chance and it was a sale. To keep in my truck I really like the set.
Greart TOOLS ❤ BUT THE tool cases ,LACKES BREAK 😮
I have the quarter inch drive setting the blue point and the half inch drive set I just need the 3 eights I have loved them I've had him for about 10 to 12 years
Thanks for all the videos Jermey!!!
I personally have 3 sets i have a 1/4 set(BLPGSS1462), 3/8 set with shallows and deeps (BLPGSS3885), and I have the 1/2 set of shallows(BLPGSS1233)
The 1/4" kit along with my out of production 85 piece 3/8 service set and my micro lithiums get so much done with out taking up a ton of space.
The Blue Point sets are the same as the Williams sets.The Williams sets are cheaper in price is the difference.
I picked up the 155 piece set on sale back in 2018. I keep it in my truck.
I have the 155 pc and love it, just don't open the case wrong
The first set looooks soo nice, can you remind this little ninkapoop what the part number is?
Blpthc87
I need that second kit you showed ..
Got all 10 favorite is hex and 100 piece set
Would like to see the 100pc Blue-point set in person. I'll ask my dealer about them.
I got the 100 pc set from school and i love it but the ratchets are 36 teeth so i got a snap on ratchet. It also has the all the e torx sockets and it goes up to 24mm in 3/8 which i found was the highlights of it.
I have the small quarter in drive set the 100 pc set and the 155 pc set I use them all at least 5 to 10 times a week would be lost with out them.
I got all those blue point set 9 years buying tools
Good video, good sets. More tracker and belle.
I want to find a 100 piece set for work also
I have the snapon torx scoket. But I got the blue point set for the long ones.
Enjoy your program. Shared your channel with three others. Seriously, if I’m not drawn as a winner, please send me price and info on purchasing two. Thank you love your program
Lookin to get the 100pc set.
If your working on just cars.. I don't think you would really need those big thick ass hexes right? Am I right or am I wrong? Someone please explain.
Some of the drain plugs can be that large, I believe the 2018 on up Harleys use a huge hex as well don’t remember what size all my bike guys bought, been a few years, but you never know.
How come you dont say “im your snap on youtube guy”. Thats a catchy phrase. Keep up the good vids
I'm in high school and I bought a 02 v8 trans am as my first car and I need to work on it I'm going to tech school for autoculison what set would be the best
Wait and see if you can get a deal in school.
When I went to diesel college, Snap On, MAC, Cornwall, Matco, etc. All offered percent discounts. These companies know if they treat you right and get as a customer in the beginning of your career, you will be a customer for life. I offer you one friendly piece of advise, your dealer will do more for you then the company!! Treat your dealer right and they will take care of you.
see if your school has an industrial rep and you can possibly get what is called a SEP discount (Student Excellence Program)
Save all the mark up pricing and fanboy stuff for when you've graduated and are making the money to afford Snap-On if you so choose. But start out with Tekton and Icon. SAME Warranty (if not better) and very well made at a fraction of the cost. Zip~
Blue point is made in USA OR TAIWAN?
I got 155 set i love it
Interesting. These are rebranded Williams sets, and for those that don’t know, is another snap on brand. It doesn’t seem that any of the sets are the same between bluepoint and Williams.
Williams has a 3 drive size, 146 piece set for $280 and the bluepoint 155 piece set is $540 (as of writing this) don’t feel like looking up what extra 9 tools the bluepoint set has but.
Please tell me why it makes sense for a tool company that owns 2 other brands, would use the same socket but brand them differently with 2 names. There is literally zero advantage to doing this. William's origin is USA.
Blue Point origin is TWN.
Different tools.
The Williams line,there are made in Taiwan tools as well.Can tell by the part number.The USA made Williams starts with a number in the part number.The USA made made Williams tools start with a letter in the part number
Outdoors Living Snap on is almost monopolizing. The more tool companies that sell the same tools, the more money the parent company makes.
Williams is Snap On's industrial tool line basically
@@_P0tat07_ I'm aware that the more companies Snap On owns then the more money Snap On makes. It all comes down to competition and market share. Own more of the market and have less competition. It does not mean that all of those companies sell the exact same tools that are rebrands.
What is the part number to the 87 piece set ?
Are the blue point us made?
I just put the 1/4 set on my socket rails and then watched your video that’s is weird
Doesn't JH Williams offer similar kits?
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What’s the part number on the hex torx set ? And what’s the retail price on it
Blpthc87. Retail is 387.
The case has horrible hinge!! It's flexible... And not high endurance...
Hey man can you send me a catalog?
Torx plus?
Not in these kits.
Tools on a Budget would be Tekton or Icon. Same (if not better) warranty and support at a fraction of the price. Fanboys be like NOOOOOOO....Smart people be like....YESSSSS.
Tekton make great tools. And they warranty everything they sell, even their impact sockets. Also the real reason he doesn't talk about the price of the tools he shows on here is because everyone that isn't a snap-on fan boy would lose their mind. I buy a few things from snap-on because their tools are great but there are a ton of other companies that make comparable products at a fraction of the cost.
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So far I have 3 sets and looking for the complete all ten of them
I got all those blue point set 9 years buying tools