Love hearing that after 20+ years the tools are still running hot, thats why we buy once cry once. The Snap On guy did ask me at the end of my haul "You got a big box to put all these tools in?" 🤣. I told him if he wants to cut me a deal, we'll talk. For now the Husky works, though the casters and drawers leave much to be desired.
FYI - the inside of the “lid” of the big handle ratcheting screw driver is a 1/4” hex for a bit in REAL tight places. Nice tool haul glad to see a video when not upset about snappy’s prices. Cause there’s no crying in tool hauling!! Good work, see you in the next haul!!🎉
Ha, I might've gone with "Josh Allen", but I suppose Elvis works. Auto loading knife is already one of my favorite pieces of kit, just the storage factor alone makes working with utility knives so much more enjoyable. Will checkout the Gearwrench extensions!
Also, a big fan of Doc. Just a small suggestion, and one of the reasons why I appreciate docs channel. Besides his knowledgeable input is putting links in for the tools whenever possible. New to your channel and just subscribed 👍🏻
Oh, and the next thing….Now that you are in deep with 1/4 drive sockets (and shallow and semi deep, pun intended) is the Snap On 1/4” Tech Angle digital micro torque wrench like the ATECH1FS300.
Doc, great point, we're on the same wavelength (i'd been looking at these recently), but heres my question and maybe you can help. The ATECH1FS300 is currently on sale, and then theres the ATECH1FS300FG which is ~$100 more. The S300FG comes in the foam (if that matters) and appears to be a slightly different handle design. I've seen some videos which suggest theres a gap beneath the screen on the S300 which collects debris, is that true in your experience? Which one would you buy? (Also, if you have both, sounds like a video in the making...)
It is always fun buying good tools. Love me some Snap-On and Mac Tools. And everyone overspends their budget their haha. Snap-On pliers and Hammers are the main things I would get from them
@@HeyDerFolks one of the things I like about my Snap on Hammers is how they feel in my hand. They’re just slightly bigger and to me it makes a big difference. Take note and I would like to get your opinion and feedback
@@HeyDerFolks the best tool I’ve purchased from Snap-on is the CTS861 screw gun. It is the “Non-impact” version. The impact version is CT861. We are Carpenters, so we use this screw gun for finish carpentry & installations work
main thing i dont like about the new snap on tape measure is that it doesnt have the belt clip on it anymore it has the magnet instead which is great too but its not as effective as the old one in my opinion. nice video man good haul!
I hear you, but I love the fact that it doesn’t have the belt clip. Stores in the toolbox so nicely. I’m going to get their 25 footer someday and I think that has a belt clip so well compared to and comtrast
Looks goood! Love me some snap on tools. I tend to overspend my weekly budget every tuesday when he swimgs by lol. But hey worst case scenario i have a toolbox full of premium professional grade tools i can give to my children later on and hey the other week i got those same electronic screwdrivers, i did the torx wish I woulda got the phillips too, no cigar case though. Chexk out their adjustable wrenches the wide mouth bahco ones are nice with soft grip and then the usa made ones and flank drive plus ones are also nice but cost a little more
Both sets of adjustable on the wishlist, he had the wide mouth foam set last trip but with everything else in the cart I couldn’t do it. Soon tho! Glad to hear I’m not the only one going over budget, but you’re totally right in that building a toolbox to be proud of is certainly something worth passing down. Thanks for watching, cheers
Thank you, James! The hammer set is on my wish list so will likely part of a future tool haul. Have to space out the purchases to keep my wife off the scent 🤣
Thank you! Hooked indeed, we'll see how far the rabbit hole goes, they need to stop coming out with new lights 🤣. +1 to your opinion, btw, Snap On is hard to beat.
The penny pliers My dealer cracked up when I asked, then proceeds to pick up Old abraham lincoln by the tip of his nose. I have three pairs two Ln46acf and on Ln47acf
great video, still heavily reccomend getting the trim tools but some interesting stuff i never thought of getting a tool truck tape measure but the price really isnt that bad
I've had my eye on that one for a while, I may pick it up at some point. I don't love how they cut down the bits, and i'm not sure i'd appreciate the handle as much as the Snap On. That being said, most of the videos i've watched suggest that their ratcheting mechanism is top of the line, so it may all come out in the wash. Thanks for watching!
Toughbuilt has some quite nice utility knives, including a magazine fed auto loading utility knife. Haven’t got that one yet, but have a couple others and I really like them. May be worth checking out to compare against the snap on?
For sure, I just saw their 2-in-1 which looks pretty nice, for $20 ill definitely pick it up to try it out. I really like the idea of having both horizontal and vertical blades in a single tool.
Also agree let's see a tool box tour! I'm currently deep into the German tool territory with Wera, Wiha, and Knipex. They are a great step up in quality for me. Though, I do have a 15 year old Craftsman mechanics tool set when they were still made in the USA for sockets. I don't see myself replacing those but perhaps filling in the gaps.
All great tools. I don’t have any Wiha…yet, but am eyeing their Allen key set. I picked up the Wera tool check plus the other day, great piece of kit. And you can’t go wrong with any Knipex. Toolbox tour coming soon!
Great video. Would love to see a tour of your tool box. I am always looking for better ways to organize my tools in my box. Always seems to turn into a rats nest of tools.
You have a awesome setup. I need to get one of those ratcheting snap on screwdrivers, I seen docs video with the ratcheting pb Swiss stubby and I bought it and I love it. I want that red snap-on hoodie you were wearing in previous video. Is is true to size ?
Thanks Jose! I'd say the sweatshirts run small so a size up is probably your best bet. The ratcheting screwdrivers are incredible, i've never worked with something so smooth, though i'd expect PB Swiss to be as good or better so you may only want it for comparison sake. Thanks for watching!
There are 3d printable files for a bit holder that will fit in the handle and prevent that baby rattle. My local library has 3d printers available for people to use so i didnt even need to own a 3d printer to make them.
Hell yeah, I figured their must be. I've got an Ender S1 Pro though my Fusion 360 skills are lacking. I was considering trying to design something, but I may just see what I can find on Thingiverse (though if you have the link to some files, i'd greatly appreciate it 😁)
@@HeyDerFolks I got the stl files off printables but I have the hard handle version so Im not sure if it will fit in the version that you have but I think you can tweak the preexisting design to fit the models that you have.
I currently have a Streamlight Stylus in my Truck EDC (though mine is not USB rechargeable....), but my hope for the "Snap on EDC" is that each tool (thinking 5 tools in total; pliers, knife, screwdriver, flashlight, and prybar) are all from Snap On. I think i'll end up having to make some tradeoffs as a result of only using them (mainly in the flashlight), but we'll see.
Great haul, I work in the construction equipment world and use both metric and standard, dream purchase is to get the master SAE and metric flank drive plus set
Hell yeah! I went back and forth on flank drive vs. plus and ended up going straight flank drive. Hope I don’t regret it, because I am really committed now!
For self-loading knives client tools. Tough built awesome European brand I forgot about. I've seen a few. I don't know if it's exactly that one. What's more likely for snap-on is that they designed the tool and then they sent that design to a factory not in America to be made
Huh...well those sockets looked like they had a different finish on them, like a gun metal finish not just chrome. Was hoping you'd at least pull out 3 and show us the sizes but no....denied. Oh well nice haul.
Good point, something to consider for a future video. Perhaps when I do the toolbox tour i'll go drawer by drawer and we'll dig into the sockets more in depth. Thanks for watching!
I've tried some top down stuff for EDC videos in the past, not sure if people find them useful or not. I can try some additional top down shots for the Snap On unboxings in the future. Thanks for the feedback!
Can't actually own a home while buying Snap-on tools 😂. It's either one or the other. In my younger days I chose to own a home and stop buying Snap-on tools. Big life decisions
@@HeyDerFolks I still bought tools, Snap-on was just out of my budget. I bought Craftsman instead, did the same job and made the same money. Got to have your priorities. Can't live in a tool 😂
For reference, that Snap On tape measure is ~3x the price of the industry standard Stanley FatMax 8m/25ft I get buying some tools from Snap On if you're using them daily, but it's an addiction when you're overpaying for every single item to get the Snap On logo If your wife gets equivalent spending and you can afford it, go nuts. Less destructive addiction than drinking/swallowing/injecting your savings away
Backyard mechanics do NOT need Snap On/Mac tools. Simple as that. Save your money. I'm a professional technician and even I don't have solely Snap On/Mac tools. Even after 30yrs of wrenching.
and down the snap-on rabbit hole you go. As predicted a foam set lol. I can tell you are a Milwaukee man. Please DO NOT invest in the Snap-On power tools ecosystem. Their power tools just don't match up to Milwaukee's, especially when it comes to power-to-dollar ratio comparison. Nonetheless, damn good tool haul! 👍
The rabbit hole continues 🤣, the foam was too much to pass up. Agreed re: power tools, I have no plans to switch from Milwaukee. Appreciate the kind words, thanks for watching.
Bro you got suckered into the strap-on gimmick Who’s doing precession work with a 6” shank screwdriver bro their measuring tapes are horrible too sockets are probably the only good buy in here do more research before buying their tools bro
The tape measure is actually one of my favorite items, love the magnetic back and auto locking. Regarding precision work with a long shank, it’s usually a function of wanting to get my hand away from the fastener so I can see what I’m doing. I appreciate your commentary, but am very happy with the purchases.
A little, but then I had to pay $800 for a flight to a wedding. 7 hours round trip, more than $100 an hour in the air. The sockets will last a few lifetimes, average out to a few pennies per day. Not such a bad price in the grand scheme of things.
I’m the first guy to state that people have the right to spend their money anyway they want to. That being said, the average DIY’er has no need of tools at this price point. You’ll never get the benefit of this level of tool. You are paying 5-10 times the price of a comparable tool that will do every bit the same job and not hammer your wallet.
Absolutely, folks should buy whatever they want! I’ve seen a variation of this comment a lot and will probably make a video around it. For now, what I’d ask is for you to define “benefit”. Is the argument that you’ll never realize the technology advancements unless you’re a pro? How do you quantify things like; build quality, country of origin, warranty process, resale value, etc.
I like what you are doing. I have also been on Snap On truck a few times.
Thank you for the kind words, Mike!
I have had my original Snap On tools from 1997 and they are still running as good as the day they arrived. Enjoy and get a bigger toolbox!!
Love hearing that after 20+ years the tools are still running hot, thats why we buy once cry once. The Snap On guy did ask me at the end of my haul "You got a big box to put all these tools in?" 🤣. I told him if he wants to cut me a deal, we'll talk. For now the Husky works, though the casters and drawers leave much to be desired.
Make a video on the snap on truck - full truck tour.
Keep the content coming. You have a great format and delivery 👌
Thank you! I’ve been chatting with my Snap On dealer and I think hes down for a full truck tour / interview type video, hopefully coming soon.
FYI - the inside of the “lid” of the big handle ratcheting screw driver is a 1/4” hex for a bit in REAL tight places. Nice tool haul glad to see a video when not upset about snappy’s prices. Cause there’s no crying in tool hauling!! Good work, see you in the next haul!!🎉
"No cryin in tool haulin" might be my new favorite slogan! See you on the next haul indeed.
Elvis? That’s a new one. Love that auto loading knife. And Gearwrench makes some extensions that fit into Snap On ratcheting handles.
Ha, I might've gone with "Josh Allen", but I suppose Elvis works. Auto loading knife is already one of my favorite pieces of kit, just the storage factor alone makes working with utility knives so much more enjoyable. Will checkout the Gearwrench extensions!
Also, a big fan of Doc.
Just a small suggestion, and one of the reasons why I appreciate docs channel. Besides his knowledgeable input is putting links in for the tools whenever possible.
New to your channel and just subscribed 👍🏻
Oh, and the next thing….Now that you are in deep with 1/4 drive sockets (and shallow and semi deep, pun intended) is the Snap On 1/4” Tech Angle digital micro torque wrench like the ATECH1FS300.
Doc, great point, we're on the same wavelength (i'd been looking at these recently), but heres my question and maybe you can help. The ATECH1FS300 is currently on sale, and then theres the ATECH1FS300FG which is ~$100 more. The S300FG comes in the foam (if that matters) and appears to be a slightly different handle design. I've seen some videos which suggest theres a gap beneath the screen on the S300 which collects debris, is that true in your experience? Which one would you buy? (Also, if you have both, sounds like a video in the making...)
I think toughbuilt has a similar utility knife feature
I think you're talking about the incremental led lights that tell you when you are getting close to the target torque. There is no gap just lights
I absolutely love your videos can’t wait till next one
Thanks so much, Rich!
for the cigar case..definitely worth it..don't even think twice about it, I just smoked a Cuban yesterday!!!!
Hell yeah! Nice to have a good case for the cigars.
Williams has a nice ratchet screwdriver with 5-6 bits. Same as the large snap on one but blue it’s around $40
Will check it out!
and by the way man congrats on the 1k sub mark!! i CANT wait til i hit that mark im just starting out! once again. awesome video guy!
Thanks so much! Takes some patience and consistency but it’s doable!
It is always fun buying good tools. Love me some Snap-On and Mac Tools. And everyone overspends their budget their haha. Snap-On pliers and Hammers are the main things I would get from them
Ha, ya budgets be damned when you get on the truck. The hammer set is on my wishlist, hopefully in a future haul. Thanks for watching!
@@HeyDerFolks one of the things I like about my Snap on Hammers is how they feel in my hand. They’re just slightly bigger and to me it makes a big difference.
Take note and I would like to get your opinion and feedback
@@HeyDerFolks get the hammers in foam. You will enjoy the organization along with the quiet & safe loading of the hammers into your toolbox drawers
Nice tool haul!! I have a lot of snap-on stuff and love all of it!!! I agree with you 100%!! And let’s see the tool box!
Thanks, Justin! Toolbox tour coming 🔜
Let’s see the toolbox tour!!!
It shall be done.
My rep had that 1/4 socket set in Hivis foam but it was just the mids and 4 small sockets deep and shallow so I can add the other sets later.
Great purchase. Now let's see a video of you putting those same tools to some good, hard, professional use.
I am a DIYer, not a professional. I do not get paid to use these tools. Sorry to disappoint.
Love the Snap-on Truck experience
You and me both!
@@HeyDerFolks the best tool I’ve purchased from Snap-on is the CTS861 screw gun. It is the “Non-impact” version. The impact version is CT861. We are Carpenters, so we use this screw gun for finish carpentry & installations work
main thing i dont like about the new snap on tape measure is that it doesnt have the belt clip on it anymore it has the magnet instead which is great too but its not as effective as the old one in my opinion. nice video man good haul!
I hear you, but I love the fact that it doesn’t have the belt clip. Stores in the toolbox so nicely. I’m going to get their 25 footer someday and I think that has a belt clip so well compared to and comtrast
Looks goood! Love me some snap on tools. I tend to overspend my weekly budget every tuesday when he swimgs by lol. But hey worst case scenario i have a toolbox full of premium professional grade tools i can give to my children later on and hey the other week i got those same electronic screwdrivers, i did the torx wish I woulda got the phillips too, no cigar case though. Chexk out their adjustable wrenches the wide mouth bahco ones are nice with soft grip and then the usa made ones and flank drive plus ones are also nice but cost a little more
Both sets of adjustable on the wishlist, he had the wide mouth foam set last trip but with everything else in the cart I couldn’t do it. Soon tho! Glad to hear I’m not the only one going over budget, but you’re totally right in that building a toolbox to be proud of is certainly something worth passing down. Thanks for watching, cheers
Love the vid. I love my snappy ratchets and hammers the most probably but it’s all awesome stuff!
Thank you, James! The hammer set is on my wish list so will likely part of a future tool haul. Have to space out the purchases to keep my wife off the scent 🤣
Great tool haul. You know you are hooked now right? Enjoy. Nothing better than snap On IMO.
Thank you! Hooked indeed, we'll see how far the rabbit hole goes, they need to stop coming out with new lights 🤣. +1 to your opinion, btw, Snap On is hard to beat.
The penny pliers My dealer cracked up when I asked, then proceeds to pick up Old abraham lincoln by the tip of his nose. I have three pairs two Ln46acf and on Ln47acf
They’ve become my favorite set of pliers!
You will love the wratchet screwdriver
The Snap On truck is hard to leave empty handed, tools are great. Especially if your dealer takes care of ya.
great video, still heavily reccomend getting the trim tools but some interesting stuff i never thought of getting a tool truck tape measure but the price really isnt that bad
The non marring pry tool set (PBN500) is on my wish list. Very reasonably priced, will consider for my next haul!
The ECARD062 is a really good light it basically a little light bar
Could you do a tool box tour bro? Lovin these videos
Thank you, Arnold! Toolbox tour coming soon, just added some under worktop lighting in a video forthcoming. Very happy with the result!
On the large handle ratcheting screw driver, if you remove the end cap, you can put a bit in the middle and use it as a super stubby screw driver.
You learn something new everyday. Thank you, Bryan!
@@HeyDerFolks You're very welcome!
Try the Linus Tech Tips Stubby screwdriver and their regular screwdriver, you’ll definitely like it more than the snap ons
I've had my eye on that one for a while, I may pick it up at some point. I don't love how they cut down the bits, and i'm not sure i'd appreciate the handle as much as the Snap On. That being said, most of the videos i've watched suggest that their ratcheting mechanism is top of the line, so it may all come out in the wash. Thanks for watching!
Toughbuilt has some quite nice utility knives, including a magazine fed auto loading utility knife. Haven’t got that one yet, but have a couple others and I really like them. May be worth checking out to compare against the snap on?
For sure, I just saw their 2-in-1 which looks pretty nice, for $20 ill definitely pick it up to try it out. I really like the idea of having both horizontal and vertical blades in a single tool.
Also agree let's see a tool box tour! I'm currently deep into the German tool territory with Wera, Wiha, and Knipex. They are a great step up in quality for me. Though, I do have a 15 year old Craftsman mechanics tool set when they were still made in the USA for sockets. I don't see myself replacing those but perhaps filling in the gaps.
All great tools. I don’t have any Wiha…yet, but am eyeing their Allen key set. I picked up the Wera tool check plus the other day, great piece of kit. And you can’t go wrong with any Knipex. Toolbox tour coming soon!
Great video. Would love to see a tour of your tool box. I am always looking for better ways to organize my tools in my box. Always seems to turn into a rats nest of tools.
Coming soon!
You have a awesome setup. I need to get one of those ratcheting snap on screwdrivers, I seen docs video with the ratcheting pb Swiss stubby and I bought it and I love it. I want that red snap-on hoodie you were wearing in previous video. Is is true to size ?
Thanks Jose! I'd say the sweatshirts run small so a size up is probably your best bet. The ratcheting screwdrivers are incredible, i've never worked with something so smooth, though i'd expect PB Swiss to be as good or better so you may only want it for comparison sake. Thanks for watching!
There are 3d printable files for a bit holder that will fit in the handle and prevent that baby rattle. My local library has 3d printers available for people to use so i didnt even need to own a 3d printer to make them.
Hell yeah, I figured their must be. I've got an Ender S1 Pro though my Fusion 360 skills are lacking. I was considering trying to design something, but I may just see what I can find on Thingiverse (though if you have the link to some files, i'd greatly appreciate it 😁)
@@HeyDerFolks I got the stl files off printables but I have the hard handle version so Im not sure if it will fit in the version that you have but I think you can tweak the preexisting design to fit the models that you have.
My preference for the light is the...
Streamlight Stylus Pro USB
Not cheap but it has paid for it self by my not having to buy batteries
I currently have a Streamlight Stylus in my Truck EDC (though mine is not USB rechargeable....), but my hope for the "Snap on EDC" is that each tool (thinking 5 tools in total; pliers, knife, screwdriver, flashlight, and prybar) are all from Snap On. I think i'll end up having to make some tradeoffs as a result of only using them (mainly in the flashlight), but we'll see.
@@HeyDerFolks an upgrade is well worth the cost
You can put a bit in the little cap of the big ratcheting screwdriver aswell
Super nifty feature, thanks Jimmy!
Snap on pliers are one of the things that are priced decent
Ya generally well priced for what you get. I have a handful on my wishlist still. Someday!
I think you should list the price as you go
I love Snap on and MAC hard line.
nice score! I went with the Williams ratcheting screwdriver. It would be nice to be able to change out the shanks.
A toolbox tour would be awesome!
Heard good things about the Williams, nice pickup! Toolbox tour coming soon 👀
I’m a female DIY’r does snap on make pink handle tools? Loving your channel. Thanks for sharing
They sure do, albeit not as many tools come in pink as their other colors. You’ve given me an idea for a new video, stay tuned!
I would recommend the 1/4 or 3/8 inch electric ratchet
Will check it out!
Great haul, I work in the construction equipment world and use both metric and standard, dream purchase is to get the master SAE and metric flank drive plus set
Hell yeah! I went back and forth on flank drive vs. plus and ended up going straight flank drive. Hope I don’t regret it, because I am really committed now!
For self-loading knives client tools. Tough built awesome European brand I forgot about. I've seen a few. I don't know if it's exactly that one. What's more likely for snap-on is that they designed the tool and then they sent that design to a factory not in America to be made
Ah, that makes more sense. That ToughBuilt 2-in-1 utility knife looks pretty nice, may have to pick one up someday.
Huh...well those sockets looked like they had a different finish on them, like a gun metal finish not just chrome. Was hoping you'd at least pull out 3 and show us the sizes but no....denied. Oh well nice haul.
Good point, something to consider for a future video. Perhaps when I do the toolbox tour i'll go drawer by drawer and we'll dig into the sockets more in depth. Thanks for watching!
Shoot now I want to buy more snap on
Ha, that’s how they get you! Thanks for watching.
Life time warranty is nice but its way too expensive if you're not using the tools to make you money.
Uline makes a auto loading utility knife. Been using mine since 2018. Favorite utility knife for the auto loading feature.
Will check it out!
What’s the part number on those electronics screwdrivers?
SGDE70ESDFG
Thank you sir!
I heard you say 3/4 instead of 3/8, I knew what you meant even professional misspeak 👍🏼
Appreciate you 🤝
Have you ever thought about getting a top-down angle for your videos?
I've tried some top down stuff for EDC videos in the past, not sure if people find them useful or not. I can try some additional top down shots for the Snap On unboxings in the future. Thanks for the feedback!
Use math and tell us how much the cost is?
~$2,000 haul (about 50% of which was the sockets)
Did you get the snap on shaver
No, should I? 🤔
Can you do a video on the snap on Wonder players
I can! But can you clarify for me which pliers you’re referring to?
Great video 👍
Thank you!
Definitely do a toolbox tour
Will do!
Can't actually own a home while buying Snap-on tools 😂. It's either one or the other. In my younger days I chose to own a home and stop buying Snap-on tools. Big life decisions
Probably the right choice, but I’m sticking with the tools 🤣
@@HeyDerFolks I still bought tools, Snap-on was just out of my budget. I bought Craftsman instead, did the same job and made the same money. Got to have your priorities. Can't live in a tool 😂
Can you pls state the price s for the items ad well
Unfortunately my wife watches these videos, so discretion is key
For reference, that Snap On tape measure is ~3x the price of the industry standard Stanley FatMax 8m/25ft
I get buying some tools from Snap On if you're using them daily, but it's an addiction when you're overpaying for every single item to get the Snap On logo
If your wife gets equivalent spending and you can afford it, go nuts. Less destructive addiction than drinking/swallowing/injecting your savings away
How much was the socket set?
Just over 1k
The snap on tape measure it’s not worth it at all, Stanely fat max is the best, will do whatever u want for years
I disagree! Though I have nothing bad to say about Stanley Fatmax, thats the standard.
I will get my tools from snap on because of their great offers, you buy tools and boom you get free hats🤭
This dude wishes he was in the trades 😂 you naught a snap on tape measure for home use
It’s my favorite tape measure 🤠
lol snap on is a drug
Ha, you got that right!
Backyard mechanics do NOT need Snap On/Mac tools. Simple as that. Save your money. I'm a professional technician and even I don't have solely Snap On/Mac tools. Even after 30yrs of wrenching.
Need is a funny thing 😅
@@HeyDerFolks It really is not.
and down the snap-on rabbit hole you go. As predicted a foam set lol. I can tell you are a Milwaukee man. Please DO NOT invest in the Snap-On power tools ecosystem. Their power tools just don't match up to Milwaukee's, especially when it comes to power-to-dollar ratio comparison. Nonetheless, damn good tool haul! 👍
The rabbit hole continues 🤣, the foam was too much to pass up. Agreed re: power tools, I have no plans to switch from Milwaukee. Appreciate the kind words, thanks for watching.
Nice haul
Thank you!
Bro you got suckered into the strap-on gimmick
Who’s doing precession work with a 6” shank screwdriver bro their measuring tapes are horrible too sockets are probably the only good buy in here do more research before buying their tools bro
The tape measure is actually one of my favorite items, love the magnetic back and auto locking. Regarding precision work with a long shank, it’s usually a function of wanting to get my hand away from the fastener so I can see what I’m doing. I appreciate your commentary, but am very happy with the purchases.
Did you puke when you saw the price of the sockets
A little, but then I had to pay $800 for a flight to a wedding. 7 hours round trip, more than $100 an hour in the air. The sockets will last a few lifetimes, average out to a few pennies per day. Not such a bad price in the grand scheme of things.
This guy obviously doesn’t use any of his tools, he’s just a nerd collector
Definitely a nerd!
I’m the first guy to state that people have the right to spend their money anyway they want to. That being said, the average DIY’er has no need of tools at this price point. You’ll never get the benefit of this level of tool. You are paying 5-10 times the price of a comparable tool that will do every bit the same job and not hammer your wallet.
Absolutely, folks should buy whatever they want! I’ve seen a variation of this comment a lot and will probably make a video around it. For now, what I’d ask is for you to define “benefit”. Is the argument that you’ll never realize the technology advancements unless you’re a pro? How do you quantify things like; build quality, country of origin, warranty process, resale value, etc.
What a rookie
Open to feedback 😃
T15 sir. No such thing as a t13 that I'm aware of. Good video, keep it up!
I stand corrected. I could’ve swore it said 13m but I went back and looked and you’re right. Brain fart. Thanks for watching!