There’s a difference between an actual mechanic that has his tool cart for work and home. These are not bad ideas for home but NOT work cause most the time you’ll find that stuff that isn’t inside will end up missing. The top is the most efficient for a mechanic because it’s easier to get sockets out rather then opening and closing drawers every time you need a socket. You’ll almost see every mechanic have there sockets in the top versus drawers. But that’s just me what do I know, I’m just a heavy Equipment mechanic and have been for 30 years now.
No doubt, this is purposeful and I hope I made that clear that the purpose of this cart is for at home. Totally with you, can absolutely see the lid staying open with sockets there and inefficient to put them in the drawer. Thank you for checking out the video my friend.
So well organized with everything you need and more importantly nothing you don't. Mine has become the island of lost tools with so many wayward sockets and other incomplete sets. This gives me some inspiration to do better. Thanks.
Bro, those 90° drill attachments are highly incredible. Had to use one re - running electrical wiring in a house and there was a corner that we couldnt fit a regular drill into. Truly a life saver.
Really appreciate how thoroughly you went through everything. My ocd tends to get the better of me as well. I've been looking into getting a tool cart for my projects at home and you've given me plenty of ideas.
I really like how yours is set up with the extra hooks and magnets on the outside. I got mine and immediately put a bunch of decals on but I think after seeing yours so clean I’ll take my stickers off and just put extra badges from cars I’ve had over the years
Thank you, appreciate that. I think it’s our initial gut reaction but then later on we appreciate the clean look haha. Thanks again for checking out the video
Very Cool. My neighbor is starting to work on his own car and I told him to start out with a HF tool cart. I'm gonna send him a link. Also, I used to ride a 1982 Honda Nighthawk 450.....memories.
Have the same box in blue, I'm really just a young guy that does everything himself because I can't/won't pay someone else, I do my own oil changes all the way up to swapping engine gaskets , radiators motor mounts fuel pumps, front end work and more extensive stuff. I'm a maintenance tech at a commercial truck center and he's I mainly just do lubricants, oil, grease joints and top off fluids, they do have me do batteries and fuel filters and stuff like that. They also allow me to use the shop and lift and I've gotten a lot done then being in hot/cold ass dirt road alleyway.
Cool mods, love the Lodesol mats. DIN 5260-PH/ISO 8763-1 specs are for Japanese drivers, in catalogs you'll see them as, for example, "+2" or "-0.7". They are sometimes specced as, for example, "PH.2" or "P.2" or etc, and sometimes described as "JIS plus" or "beyond JIS" because JIS is no longer current spec for *drivers*. Asian screws & bolts are mostly JIS spec. DIN/ISO drivers fit Phillips screws much better than Phillips divers and fit perfectly in JIS screws. I've gone to all Vessel drivers and Vessel or Anex bits, all made to the DIN/ISO specs.
Really nice video and setup. Me personally would never allow anything from harbor freight in my tool box at all, but at the end of the day is not the tool brand is the mechanic.
It’s probably been said but it’s JIS, not Pozi that you need for Japanese vehicles. That Vessel set does include a Pozi 2+3 bit though, so can understand the confusion
I used to be OCD. Know why I'm no longer OCD. Married a woman that had no organization skills and would jack things up. Between having to work and come home babysit her mess pluse other things, finally I said F it I don't give a F anymore.
i think the biggest problem with this style of box is murphys law no matter what you are working on if you are using the top of the box you will need something from under the lid and if you keep nothing under there then its wasted space.
@@BoostedMPLS I saw that big relief letter 'R' on the top right. What mode number is that? The bottom shelf up to the lowest drawer bottom space is much larger, like the Blue Point model.
you are wrong. pozidrive is more used on woodwork related stuff. Japanese uses JIS japanese industrial standard. phillips is made to slip by the car industry. pozidrive has more grip to it in my experiance.
So many haters!! Thanks for the great video and the inspiration for my new cart setup. I've taken a few pointers from you. I watched your original video as well. Quick question for you -- how are attaching the gym mats to the top deck? I was contemplating copying that as well, but I wanted a solution that wasn't a pain to remove if I damage the mats and need to swap them out. Thanks again!! @@BoostedMPLS
Mats are from www.Lodesol.com
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There’s a difference between an actual mechanic that has his tool cart for work and home. These are not bad ideas for home but NOT work cause most the time you’ll find that stuff that isn’t inside will end up missing. The top is the most efficient for a mechanic because it’s easier to get sockets out rather then opening and closing drawers every time you need a socket. You’ll almost see every mechanic have there sockets in the top versus drawers. But that’s just me what do I know, I’m just a heavy Equipment mechanic and have been for 30 years now.
No doubt, this is purposeful and I hope I made that clear that the purpose of this cart is for at home. Totally with you, can absolutely see the lid staying open with sockets there and inefficient to put them in the drawer. Thank you for checking out the video my friend.
So well organized with everything you need and more importantly nothing you don't. Mine has become the island of lost tools with so many wayward sockets and other incomplete sets. This gives me some inspiration to do better. Thanks.
You are very welcome. Yup, if nothing has a home, it’ll be a mess and slow you down on simple tasks.
Bro, those 90° drill attachments are highly incredible. Had to use one re - running electrical wiring in a house and there was a corner that we couldnt fit a regular drill into. Truly a life saver.
Man I'm excited to use it, never used it before. Thanks for checking out the video man!
@@BoostedMPLS Well, when you do get around to using it, you will be pretty damn glad you have it. Thats really all I can say, its a godsend. 🥰
Really appreciate how thoroughly you went through everything. My ocd tends to get the better of me as well. I've been looking into getting a tool cart for my projects at home and you've given me plenty of ideas.
Thank you! Glad I could be of help, appreciate you checking out the channel
I really like how yours is set up with the extra hooks and magnets on the outside. I got mine and immediately put a bunch of decals on but I think after seeing yours so clean I’ll take my stickers off and just put extra badges from cars I’ve had over the years
Thank you, appreciate that. I think it’s our initial gut reaction but then later on we appreciate the clean look haha. Thanks again for checking out the video
Very Cool. My neighbor is starting to work on his own car and I told him to start out with a HF tool cart. I'm gonna send him a link. Also, I used to ride a 1982 Honda Nighthawk 450.....memories.
That’s awesome, I appreciate the share.
12:40 definitely adding a magnet for the side tray. glad I watched this
Thanks for checking out the video, glad you got value out of it
Adding those hooks for the tools is an awesome idea!! Gonna have to do that! And thanks for sharing your setup great tour 💯
Super helpful, indeed. Thanks for checking out the video, glad I could bring value.
Have the same box in blue, I'm really just a young guy that does everything himself because I can't/won't pay someone else, I do my own oil changes all the way up to swapping engine gaskets , radiators motor mounts fuel pumps, front end work and more extensive stuff. I'm a maintenance tech at a commercial truck center and he's I mainly just do lubricants, oil, grease joints and top off fluids, they do have me do batteries and fuel filters and stuff like that. They also allow me to use the shop and lift and I've gotten a lot done then being in hot/cold ass dirt road alleyway.
That’s so awesome! Thank you for checking out the video!
Just ordered 3 Lodesol mats with your code, can't wait to get them.
Appreciate you!
Cool mods, love the Lodesol mats. DIN 5260-PH/ISO 8763-1 specs are for Japanese drivers, in catalogs you'll see them as, for example, "+2" or "-0.7". They are sometimes specced as, for example, "PH.2" or "P.2" or etc, and sometimes described as "JIS plus" or "beyond JIS" because JIS is no longer current spec for *drivers*. Asian screws & bolts are mostly JIS spec. DIN/ISO drivers fit Phillips screws much better than Phillips divers and fit perfectly in JIS screws. I've gone to all Vessel drivers and Vessel or Anex bits, all made to the DIN/ISO specs.
Great call outs! Thanks for watching and providing feedback!
Japanese screws are jis and if you own pre 2000 Japanese cars or bikes they are a must. Life changing with just one vessel screwdriver
thanks for checking out the video!
Hello my friend, I am a chemical engineer so I am immersed in the engineering field. Love the video and thanks for all the great tool Ideas!
Thank you for checking out the video!
@@BoostedMPLS You Arte welcome my friend.
Man, I didn't even see this vid too. This is def going to be my winter project.
My man! Get on it!
You didn't change anything really here. So you must be enjoying the set up! Awesome videos man.
That’s right! It’s worked very well for me. Thanks for checking it out!
Where can I get a boostedmpls decal? Super nice setup! Great video!
Thanks for watching! All merch can be found here: www.digitalflare.work/boostedmpls
Really good video! Makes me think of rearranging my setup in my box
Thank you! Appreciate you checking it out bro!
Nice set up!
I always wanted to be a mechanical engineer, but I didn't have the smarts....
Congrats to you!
Thank you for checking out the video!
Very nice, even the misc draw is organised
Thank you! Cheers!
Sweet sticker😎
Yoooooooo!!!
In need of more :)
Really nice video and setup. Me personally would never allow anything from harbor freight in my tool box at all, but at the end of the day is not the tool brand is the mechanic.
Thanks for watching and providing feedback. Totally fair statement.
It’s probably been said but it’s JIS, not Pozi that you need for Japanese vehicles. That Vessel set does include a Pozi 2+3 bit though, so can understand the confusion
Appreciate the comment and feedback.
You organized well! Are those the Ernst Socket Boss?
Thank you! Yes I absolutely love them
Hi, Can you please tell me the layout and item numbers of the Loadesol flexible magnetic pads on the underside of the top of the cart.
There are two, one that is 22x9.5 and lower one is 24x6
@@BoostedMPLS Thank you!
@@dronog1 you bet, appreciate you checking the video out
"...then these teeth will dig in.... and pop it right off...."
In theory.....
Nice video
Theoretically for sure haha. Thanks for checking out the video
Cool magnetic mats. Where’d you get them?
Mats are from www.Lodesol.com
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I used to be OCD. Know why I'm no longer OCD. Married a woman that had no organization skills and would jack things up. Between having to work and come home babysit her mess pluse other things, finally I said F it I don't give a F anymore.
That’s challenging no doubt, appreciate you checking out the video!
@@BoostedMPLS I've lived both extremes, they both have their own unique demons. Wish I could find that middle best of both. 🤯
@@whysoserious7014 yeah I totally get that. Nothing is perfect. Life is filled with compromises
i think the biggest problem with this style of box is murphys law no matter what you are working on if you are using the top of the box you will need something from under the lid and if you keep nothing under there then its wasted space.
Very true, rather it be open wasted space than cluttered space.
What brand of tool cart are you starting with?
it's the harbor freight 4 drawer
@@BoostedMPLS I saw that big relief letter 'R' on the top right. What mode number is that? The bottom shelf up to the lowest drawer bottom space is much larger, like the Blue Point model.
@@dronog1 that's just my GTR emblem since that's what I work on mainly
THANKS!
@@dronog1 you bet, cheers!
jis
Thanks for watching - learned that from the comments. Appreciate it.
uhhhhmmm
Yesss?
you are wrong. pozidrive is more used on woodwork related stuff. Japanese uses JIS japanese industrial standard. phillips is made to slip by the car industry. pozidrive has more grip to it in my experiance.
You are correct, I misspoke. Thank you for clarifying
NEW SUBSCRIBER...Can you hook me up with DW initals sticker, as that's mine & my wife's initials?
Thank you for subscribing! Would love to if I had another one! Appreciate you watching my friend!
I just heard 30 mins of “um”
Must be a trigger word for ya
You have OCD?
For sure haha, appreciate you watching!
breath threw your Nose man...lol
hahaha thanks for checking out the video
So many haters!!
Thanks for the great video and the inspiration for my new cart setup. I've taken a few pointers from you.
I watched your original video as well. Quick question for you -- how are attaching the gym mats to the top deck? I was contemplating copying that as well, but I wanted a solution that wasn't a pain to remove if I damage the mats and need to swap them out. Thanks again!! @@BoostedMPLS
@@A-wn8yc Thanks for watching! Glad you were able to take value from it. I double side taped it!
You're the man, I appreciate the quick response! @@BoostedMPLS
@@A-wn8yc You bet, if you have any other questions let me know!
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