Thank you. I've been toying with the idea of using tool control foam to layout all my Marine Electrical tools and wondered if the Peli 1510 would be the right size. After seeing how you made the removable trays and seeing all of your tools laid out, I'm sold. It all looks very smart and professional.
Also worth mentioning are brands like PB Swiss Tools,Unior Tools.Beta Tools are an Italian company,like their version of Snap On tools not sure if they are still made in Italy anymore,still expensive !
Nice toolbox tour, though I could have done without the background music. I'm not a pro mechanic, but I use a lot of Beta and Wera tools. Unior are also a very good brand, and not expensive.
That is a nice tools ang tool box you have there….planing on making a tool box soon. I have a question. Where can I buy that small lights you have? Thanks you😊
Yeah, that was the strange part to me was having his T handles just flying free. They can't just stay on the work mat because you work...on the work mat.
He had some brake tools, barb insertion tool and the crows foot needed to torque retaining bolts. Bleed kits tend to be messy and no one wants that leaking in their box. Also he said he does demo bikes so that is the kind of basic tool that is in a trailer/van just to support the fleet so he may not feel the need to pack on in his tool box. I think that is a personal preference. Also he said he is doing multiple drive trains so that tells me he could need either DOT or mineral oil and that is two sperate kits.. so they may be kept in their own kits boxes. For my mobile set up, brake bleed items that deal with fluid are kept in their own kits just to keep them clean and away from other tools.
That is the most well equipped bicycle tool box I've ever seen! New sub...Thanks for sharing.
Wow, impressive and so well thought out
Well done Verg. You are the man. Best box I've seen in some time!
Very well organized and some great tools for thought. I'll definitely take a few queues from you...Thanks for sharing !
instablaster...
Very nice but not pro toolbox is complete without zip-ties/cable ties!
Thank you. I've been toying with the idea of using tool control foam to layout all my Marine Electrical tools and wondered if the Peli 1510 would be the right size. After seeing how you made the removable trays and seeing all of your tools laid out, I'm sold. It all looks very smart and professional.
Best box iv seen, good work, given me lots of ideas
Great job - a lot of tools there
Your tool box is awesome and the person that gave you thumb down is crazy.
Also worth mentioning are brands like PB Swiss Tools,Unior Tools.Beta Tools are an Italian company,like their version of Snap On tools not sure if they are still made in Italy anymore,still expensive !
Yeah, Beta and USAG make that type of t-handle, supposedly Italian but all the mechanics seem to use it.
Nice set-up Verg!
amazing the box, constructive opinion should bring more clarity to the scene, as well as an approach to detail the tools, thanks 👏
Como que Eu faço pra comprar essas ferramentas do seu pais
I thought Charlie was a janitor. How does he know so much about bike tools?
Could you possibly share with us the weight of your box
Nice toolbox tour, though I could have done without the background music. I'm not a pro mechanic, but I use a lot of Beta and Wera tools. Unior are also a very good brand, and not expensive.
That is a nice tools ang tool box you have there….planing on making a tool box soon. I have a question. Where can I buy that small lights you have?
Thanks you😊
where did you get the abs dividers?
Are those Felco C3 or C7 cable cutters? Thanks
How is he attaching the ties for the tools on the lid?
Excellenct vídeo YES my brother mecanech
yeah
I wonder where the t-handles go when the box is shut
They stay on the work mat, the foam and tools in the lid keeps them in place
Yeah, that was the strange part to me was having his T handles just flying free. They can't just stay on the work mat because you work...on the work mat.
amazing toolset....How Munch is It ?
Thousands and thousands
... how much* (two typos in a four-letter word, that's quite an accomplishment)
Interesting toolbox tour marred by the cheesy background music.
no brakes tools, syringes and brake fluid ?
Disc brakes are for losers
He had some brake tools, barb insertion tool and the crows foot needed to torque retaining bolts. Bleed kits tend to be messy and no one wants that leaking in their box. Also he said he does demo bikes so that is the kind of basic tool that is in a trailer/van just to support the fleet so he may not feel the need to pack on in his tool box. I think that is a personal preference. Also he said he is doing multiple drive trains so that tells me he could need either DOT or mineral oil and that is two sperate kits.. so they may be kept in their own kits boxes. For my mobile set up, brake bleed items that deal with fluid are kept in their own kits just to keep them clean and away from other tools.
Yesss!!!!
Whoever decided on that background music needs to sit down and have a chat with themselves.
La neta no está tan vergas como dice en el título
You should redo this video with the cameraman who knows what he's doing
Yes - better close ups on tools would help
Video is good but music is so obnoxious that I had to leave before the end. Sorry.