You are absolutely right, that's what I tell my younger tech fellows, and when they don't listen, they get burned. Expensive tools don't make good mechanics knowledge does.
@Matthewjo22 I'm not against brands like snap on or Mac. I have a lot of them, but I didn't buy them until I really needed them. Good job thank you for your time and efforts 👍
100% right on the brand name tools. I go for used and cash as well. Started with a set and box from Sears from my parents for graduation from Tech School, they were Craftsman.
@@Matthewjo22 You can build a GREAT starter set of tools in a Rolling cart for under 2K depending on what you buy. I wish I could help all the youngsters out. The only expensive tool I bought from Snap-On with a discount from my tech school was a Digital Tq wrench. You can get by these days with a few battery-powered tools, like a small impact, ratchet, and various impact sockets to start a few hand tools and sockets, and a few oil change tools. It's not like you need a scan tool etc out of the gate as you will most likely be starting as a Tire and oil tech.
@ you gave me a another great video idea start up tool box under 2k this is great and budget friendly I think anyone can do these day or must do to become a mechanic, not going under huge debt like me when my salary was 400$ per week and payment was 560$ per week, no one told me these
Buying 12 grand toolbox the size of a double-wide trailer and snap on 85 bucks for a ratchet.If I'm a dick I go to harbor freight or rather buy Japanese or German tools if feeling frisky. Still like Craftsman though and SK .
Thank you for sharing. Very interesting points. I do see these points with many Automotive Technician .. 😀 I personally love GEARWRENCH brand .. My father loved Hazet (from Germany).
THERE ARE ALOT OF OPTIONS AVAILABE AND WE DONT NEED TO BURY OURSELF UNDER HUGE DEBT TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY, START CHEAP AND LATE ON YOU CAN BUY EXPENSIVE TOOLS WHEN YOU CAN AFFORD THEM
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Number one: snap on 😂
You are absolutely right, that's what I tell my younger tech fellows, and when they don't listen, they get burned. Expensive tools don't make good mechanics knowledge does.
@@alexnuaimi3299 yeah unfortunately they think having expensive tools make them great and good looking tech
@Matthewjo22 I'm not against brands like snap on or Mac. I have a lot of them, but I didn't buy them until I really needed them. Good job thank you for your time and efforts 👍
@ and we would not buy them when we cannot afford them to, your welcome
100% right on the brand name tools. I go for used and cash as well. Started with a set and box from Sears from my parents for graduation from Tech School, they were Craftsman.
you got it, i wish shops and dealers be brave to tell Newby's to not buy expensive tools yet till you can make some money
@@Matthewjo22 You can build a GREAT starter set of tools in a Rolling cart for under 2K depending on what you buy. I wish I could help all the youngsters out. The only expensive tool I bought from Snap-On with a discount from my tech school was a Digital Tq wrench. You can get by these days with a few battery-powered tools, like a small impact, ratchet, and various impact sockets to start a few hand tools and sockets, and a few oil change tools. It's not like you need a scan tool etc out of the gate as you will most likely be starting as a Tire and oil tech.
@ you gave me a another great video idea start up tool box under 2k this is great and budget friendly I think anyone can do these day or must do to become a mechanic, not going under huge debt like me when my salary was 400$ per week and payment was 560$ per week, no one told me these
great video, practical, not oriented by publicity, for any company, that is what is needed, real life situations.
@@pablorosado535 thanks man
Buying 12 grand toolbox the size of a double-wide trailer and snap on 85 bucks for a ratchet.If I'm a dick I go to harbor freight or rather buy Japanese or German tools if feeling frisky. Still like Craftsman though and SK .
Thank you for sharing. Very interesting points. I do see these points with many Automotive Technician .. 😀 I personally love GEARWRENCH brand .. My father loved Hazet (from Germany).
THERE ARE ALOT OF OPTIONS AVAILABE AND WE DONT NEED TO BURY OURSELF UNDER HUGE DEBT TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY, START CHEAP AND LATE ON YOU CAN BUY EXPENSIVE TOOLS WHEN YOU CAN AFFORD THEM
Thanks for the analysis! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
@@HermalindoSigrid I will tell you when I see you in person