I keep an oily rag specifically for cleaning impact sockets, leaves a thin film of oil behind and stops them rusting, wd40 cleans the rust off nicely if they have gotten bad
I didn't think i would use my angle wrenches (Icon) that much but i use them all the time. I absolutely love and recommend them to anybody turning wrenches for a living.
Your right , it’s just right there!? But sometimes … it’s just too much chrome, 😕just too much chrome🥺. That’s a nice box, however, did you just warranty ALL tools except for rust, where’s the dirt? I know it’s STILL a $17,000 tool box w/o tools!!! Big props ..that’s BIG MONEY !!!! Exp. Pro Auto Tech 25yrs. ASE CERT. 10 yrs. calif. smog tech (test and repair) LOVE my snap-on tools,
Go to harbor freight, buy some Evapo rust remover. Cut the evap rust remover down to 1:2, more water than solution in a 2 gallon bucket. Drop in rusty sockets. Return in a day and remove sockets from the water the rust should be gone, air dry with compressed air and lubricate with WD 40. No more rusty sockets.
You should oil your tools a few times a year depending how much you use them. I clean and oil my tools with a rag sprayed with Kroil. I wipe my sockets, extensions, ratchets, wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers. Almost anything metal in my box and some plastic stuff like power tools and handles. I do this about 2 times a year and it helps keep all my tools looking almost new if not new. Kroil is also great because it converts rust into back oxide or something of that sort.
The Westling socket trays may help with your clearance issues on your 1/2” impact sockets in the back of your top drawer. They are really top notch billet aluminum trays.
ATF is an awesome rust deterrent, I keep some on my tool box just to make sure my tools don't rust. Keep them coated with a thin layer and they will almost never rust. I live in Michigan and we drop tools in the rain and snow and salt all the time.
The drawer does come out all 30 inches! You just gotta pull hard on that last little bit and it will come out! My master series does the same thing the slider gets gummed up and won’t come out that last little bit unless you regularly open it all the way
I work on drill rigs and yes the snap on angle wrenches are expensive I bought as I could and they are my favorite tool honestly .. love the ratchets … the invention of the ratcheting wrench , but the 30 by 60 degree snap on wrenches and sounds like matco had them too but damn you cannot do hydraulic work efficiently without them
Have the same problem with the Mac spark plug sockets. My Mac dealer was nice and just gave me a new grommet on him. Thinking if I get back to wrenching I will get the Matco or snap on spark plug sockets. The matco deep spark plug sockets are great and have not lost their grommets yet.
I bought a harbor freight 3/8ths torque wrench. Goes down to 5 lbft. I tested it on the snap on truck (to see how accurate it is) and it's dead nuts on spec. And I've had it for a few years now
Put your shallow 1/2” against the back wall. I put all shallow chrome and impact 1/2” on the back, and 1/2” deep impact and chrome on each side. Most efficient.
the reason the Snap-On are rusting at an accelerated rate is due to the better quality steel having higher carbon content I am not making a defense for it but it is the reason or one of them among others
Great tour. Snap on in the old days didn’t have the impact rust issue.you are not the first to complain about the rust. I hate those new handles too. I just think they look dorky.i also prefer the style power drawer your box has compared to the drawer style. Love the green trim.
Nice setup! I went with a power drawer rather than the power bank. I like to separate things a bit more in my box in terms of category. Don't really have much use for the impact drivers in my line of work. I had quite the experience with getting my box and will try to upload a video about it soon. Happy wrenching, dude!
Enjoyed the tour. Funny thing is i found one of those flip up lights at end of my driveway a couple weeks ago smashed when i took the garbage down. A mech must of left it under someones hood and it fell out and got hammered by a couple dump trucks. I'm like damn that was a Snappy too. I have the puck light, which i like, but now you are gonna make me get the flip out one! lol
Tekton makes 30 - 60 degree wrench set both metric and sae and the 1/4 to 1 1/4 is about 250$ on there site and life guaranty. Just letting everyone know if there interested. They wrk amazing
Thank you. I try to be no nonsense/no bullshit about the tool stuff. There are a lot of young guys out there who need correct information. I will be perfectly honest I was one of the young cats who got too caught up in Snap On‘s marketing hype. There are many many companies out there who make tools that are equally as good!!! Thanks for watching!
Now that you don't use your tools that much anymore, get you some bags of color changing desiccant of ebay, they last about 3 months, then pop em in the oven to dry back out. Will save your tools. My garage is not climate controlled and wrenches started rusting, desiccant stopped it.
Since my sockets sit at home in my box and don’t get used as much anymore, I oil them with Remington oil wipes. But I’m sure a light oil or WD-40 would do the same. It’s what’s going to happen when they sit out side in a non climate controlled environment. It’s not Snap On fault you don’t take care of your stuff. You could use a different socket storage device and then be able to utilize the depth of your drawer.
It’s made of metal, it requires some care. The only Snap On sockets I have that are rusting or start to rust, are the ones I use a lot. So I keep them wiped down so they don’t rust.
Give your drawer(s) a good pull. The sliders will allow your drawer out far enough so the back is flush with the front of your box, and therefore use all the space. Your sliders are just stiff at full extension, almost all do it.
You misunderstood what I was talking about! The design of the drawer itself is what I am referring to. I do get what you are saying and sometimes the drawers do stick but again that’s not what I am referring to in this video. I’m guessing you don’t own an Epiq series box...
To solve the problem of getting the deep sockets out from the back of the draw. You could put them in the fron of the draw and move the small sockets to the back. Just a suggestion
You took that Matco hood prop and warrantied it on the Snap On truck? How that work, my Snap On guy only warranties Snap On brand... lol awesome box! Thank you for your service to this country brother!! God bless.
You could buy a nice truck for what those boxes cost... Snap on tools are great but this is a box that locks up your tools, not wash and repair them while they're sitting inside overnight. As long as people keep throwing outrageous $ at snap on, they'll keep charging it. Everyone should get together and agree not to buy their tools for 1 year and see if they come down to earth with their prices! Great vid though dude!
IR used to make the air tools for them now matco does make there own. All over though the screw drivers are from Germany but the warranty the whole tool including the handle vs snap-on only warranties the shaft
Same time though matco is cheaper then Snap-on and still get a life time warranty on the same stuff you would with Snap-on. Hell I use harbor freight 1/2” impact sockets deep and shallow haven’t broken a single one. Hell even the harbor fright 1/2” breaker bar guy next to me asked to use it to break a lug nuts on a Ford and I look over and he was standing on it bouncing. Best 20 dollars well spent
*MATCO sucks. You can literally go on AMAZON and, find EVERYTHING they carry from different manufacturers, much cheaper. Same tools, just without the rebrand markup.*
As a starting mechanic while also taking business in college I chose not to go with tool truck brands because of the way the tool trucks act on the warranty process and just the mere fact of having to wait for them to show up. Instead I have found it cheaper and more reliable to go to harbor freight or get stuff off amazon gear wrench, tekton, Capri,etc and it’s been great and I don’t have to get on a payment plan or eat ramen noodles for the rest of my life. But nice box man!
That was a very smart, educated and well thought out decision on your part. No need to sign your life away on a tool truck. Over the last decade I have seen some really shady tool truck owners/representatives! I have also seen some really good ones! I have been lucky 🍀 and not really had an issue with getting tools warrantied. In my opinion that is one benefit to using tool trucks. I don’t have to go anywhere they come to me. All I did was hand them the broken tool and they hand you a new one, or order it. My snap on rep will direct ship to my shop or house for free!!!!!
Craftsman wrenches suck way to thick and bulky absolute garbage I have some. I love my snap on flank drive plus anyway for each is his own. Nice setup 👍
Nice box dude. Gotta give you props on the hulk stuff 🙏🏽 lol but do the impact grey pneumatic sockets work well? Saw your vid and I’m thinking about buying those.
A lot of our guys at our salvage yard use them. A bunch in the yard, so they see rain, snow, mud etc, and we have bad winters and humid summers, and guys swear by their GP sockets.
Not hating just speaking from years of experience. Snap On's cordless power tools are absolute garbage compared to the competition. I was severely unimpressed and end selling all of mine. I end up making the switch to Milwaukee for anything cordless powered years ago. Sad as it sounds, I've seen a decrease in quality from Snap On over the past 5 years.
@@justinclark6053 naw I get it. They got me too. It's the name. First thing that comes to mind when hearing the words "Snap On" is quality. That isnt the case though, they are trash in the cordless powered tools and they still come with a premium price. Tbh, I'm trying to get away from all Snap On tools because their quality isn't what they use to be.
*This guy must be a MATCO dealer. Seen him around different channels always promoting them. MATCO sucks. They don't even make their own tools. Save money and, buy the tools from the original manufacturers.*
Blow molded cases take up to much room. I am kind of o.c.d when it comes to the tool box so I almost have to have it like this!! I have tried organizing it all different easy but this has worked out the best for me so far.
I will be upgrading to a 84" epic within the year and I feel you on the OCD part if you have seen any of my toolbox tours it would verify that lol. Anyways thanks for the video.
No.... the sockets get oil and grease on them from being used and then wiped off before going back into the box. I don’t buy tools to have to baby them and make special accommodations so they don’t rust. I buy them to use and I expect them to last. Obviously the finish on snap-on sockets is not the same finish or material as they were many years ago.
I’m not a Snapon fanboy but I’ve got numerous sets of their impact sockets that I’ve had for over 25 years. I’ve never had a rust issue with any of them. I haven’t purchased any in about 15 years so I cannot speak for newer products.
Not going to lie, I was really pissed when they started rusting. I was not expecting that from snap on. And they don’t warranty for rust..... well they will do one hear, one there but definitely not the whole set.
Good luck to you and your future career as a mechanic! Just remember the tools do not make the mechanic! Don’t sign your life away on a tool truck! But the box and everything in it is between 70 and 80k.
I keep an oily rag specifically for cleaning impact sockets, leaves a thin film of oil behind and stops them rusting, wd40 cleans the rust off nicely if they have gotten bad
@Nova Tristan nobody cares 🖕
@@bugmania1 somebody deleted his comment LMAOOOOOO
I didn't think i would use my angle wrenches (Icon) that much but i use them all the time. I absolutely love and recommend them to anybody turning wrenches for a living.
The snap on guy would like to personally thank you for putting his kids and their kids through college with this one purchase
You didn’t lose that Snap-On 1/4 extension it’s in the 3/8 set in front of it 😂
Your right , it’s just right there!? But sometimes … it’s just too much chrome, 😕just too much chrome🥺.
That’s a nice box, however, did you just warranty ALL tools except for rust, where’s the dirt? I know it’s STILL a $17,000 tool box w/o tools!!! Big props ..that’s BIG MONEY !!!!
Exp. Pro Auto Tech 25yrs.
ASE CERT.
10 yrs. calif. smog tech (test and repair)
LOVE my snap-on tools,
Go to harbor freight, buy some Evapo rust remover. Cut the evap rust remover down to 1:2, more water than solution in a 2 gallon bucket. Drop in rusty sockets. Return in a day and remove sockets from the water the rust should be gone, air dry with compressed air and lubricate with WD 40. No more rusty sockets.
You should oil your tools a few times a year depending how much you use them. I clean and oil my tools with a rag sprayed with Kroil. I wipe my sockets, extensions, ratchets, wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers. Almost anything metal in my box and some plastic stuff like power tools and handles. I do this about 2 times a year and it helps keep all my tools looking almost new if not new. Kroil is also great because it converts rust into back oxide or something of that sort.
I’ll try the Kroil, thanks for the tip! And for watching!
I generally use LPS3
The Westling socket trays may help with your clearance issues on your 1/2” impact sockets in the back of your top drawer. They are really top notch billet aluminum trays.
ATF is an awesome rust deterrent, I keep some on my tool box just to make sure my tools don't rust. Keep them coated with a thin layer and they will almost never rust. I live in Michigan and we drop tools in the rain and snow and salt all the time.
ATF?
@@certifiedgenius9001 Automatic Transmission Fluid
The drawer does come out all 30 inches! You just gotta pull hard on that last little bit and it will come out! My master series does the same thing the slider gets gummed up and won’t come out that last little bit unless you regularly open it all the way
all them tools look brand new
Nice box. I couldnt swing for the 84" so I had to settle with the 68". I love mine.
Thank you sir! And thank you for watching!
You have a nice box full of tools.
I have the small 3/8-3/4” Snap On 60 degree open end wrench set. By far my most used wrenches!
I have the same trouble with my snap on impacts. They rust over night. Now I know why they come in 1 quart of oil.
Yup!! Slippery as hell…. For one week!!! Loss of oil
I work on drill rigs and yes the snap on angle wrenches are expensive I bought as I could and they are my favorite tool honestly .. love the ratchets … the invention of the ratcheting wrench , but the 30 by 60 degree snap on wrenches and sounds like matco had them too but damn you cannot do hydraulic work efficiently without them
nice color choice on that box, looks pretty sweet, haven't seen one like that before
Well thank you sir!
Man this is my favorite color scheme so far that I’ve seen. I love green too
Thanks man!
I have this one but all black . Love it
The most famous and most cared 10mm socket.
Great investment for true mechanic.
Love the black and green comb
Thank you! I spent a long time picking out the colors for this box!
@@justinclark6053 whats the part number on that box :)
I love that box!
Thank you!
Love it you tell it like it is. Sweet box...
Thanks man!
Watching you guys with Amazing boxes I look like Fred Flintstone
Noooo we just have more debt!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have the same problem with the Mac spark plug sockets. My Mac dealer was nice and just gave me a new grommet on him. Thinking if I get back to wrenching I will get the Matco or snap on spark plug sockets. The matco deep spark plug sockets are great and have not lost their grommets yet.
I bought a harbor freight 3/8ths torque wrench. Goes down to 5 lbft. I tested it on the snap on truck (to see how accurate it is) and it's dead nuts on spec. And I've had it for a few years now
I've still got Craftsman tools I bought in the 1980s all still good
Put your shallow 1/2” against the back wall. I put all shallow chrome and impact 1/2” on the back, and 1/2” deep impact and chrome on each side. Most efficient.
Nice stuff tool box Man.
Yea you can use all 30 inches of the top drawer if you put the shallow in the back and the deep in the front.
That is a good looking box
Your small qtr extension is in the 3/8 extension plastic
Great Tour ! Thank You
the reason the Snap-On are rusting at an accelerated rate is due to the better quality steel having higher carbon content I am not making a defense for it but it is the reason or one of them among others
Dude the 1/4 wobble extension you lost is literally laying in your 3/8 wobble tray 🤣🤣🤣
You can use all 30in if you dont use those socket rails. Lots of other options, Westling comes to mind.
Just a small 60” here. Haha love the 84 man.
Thanks boss!! The 60 inch is still a beast of a box! SIZE DOESN’T MATTER, well that’s what my wife tells me anyway!!
Great tour. Snap on in the old days didn’t have the impact rust issue.you are not the first to complain about the rust. I hate those new handles too. I just think they look dorky.i also prefer the style power drawer your box has compared to the drawer style. Love the green trim.
Thank you for watching I really appreciate it!!
Nice setup! I went with a power drawer rather than the power bank. I like to separate things a bit more in my box in terms of category. Don't really have much use for the impact drivers in my line of work. I had quite the experience with getting my box and will try to upload a video about it soon. Happy wrenching, dude!
I hope you enjoy your new box! Thanks for taking the time to watch the video!
Enjoyed the tour. Funny thing is i found one of those flip up lights at end of my driveway a couple weeks ago smashed when i took the garbage down. A mech must of left it under someones hood and it fell out and got hammered by a couple dump trucks. I'm like damn that was a Snappy too. I have the puck light, which i like, but now you are gonna make me get the flip out one! lol
Thanks for watching!! I promise you won’t regret getting the light!
Tekton makes 30 - 60 degree wrench set both metric and sae and the 1/4 to 1 1/4 is about 250$ on there site and life guaranty. Just letting everyone know if there interested. They wrk amazing
Hell ya! That’s a good price too! Thank you for watching!
@Alex Luna
- Dig it! That's where I got mine from. I figured somebody would mention Tekton before me. Anyway, their sets are well worth it too.
I find a rag by itself cleans off the Snap-on impacts pretty good
Everything gets cleaned before I put it back in the box. I don’t put any dirty tools back inside. But those damn sockets still rusted...!
Tekton..30/60 degree offset..made in the USA..half the Matco price..guaranteed for life
Nice box and tool set up....
Thanks man!
That's a good looking box
Thank you very much. And thank you for watching the video!
Warranty them if u can dude amd use those bags that come in ckothes and furniture they absorb moisture the bags that say do not eat lol.
Love your honest review
Thank you. I try to be no nonsense/no bullshit about the tool stuff. There are a lot of young guys out there who need correct information. I will be perfectly honest I was one of the young cats who got too caught up in Snap On‘s marketing hype. There are many many companies out there who make tools that are equally as good!!! Thanks for watching!
Holy crap you still got the old school craftman let me buy them 😂
Sorry man I don’t think I’ll ever get rid of them!!!!!
Now that you don't use your tools that much anymore, get you some bags of color changing desiccant of ebay, they last about 3 months, then pop em in the oven to dry back out. Will save your tools. My garage is not climate controlled and wrenches started rusting, desiccant stopped it.
Wow thanks for this info! I never knew you could dry desiccant, guess I'll stop throwing them away and buying new ones.
At 12:32 your missing 1/4 inch extension is laying in with the 3/8 extensions.
Since my sockets sit at home in my box and don’t get used as much anymore, I oil them with Remington oil wipes. But I’m sure a light oil or WD-40 would do the same. It’s what’s going to happen when they sit out side in a non climate controlled environment. It’s not Snap On fault you don’t take care of your stuff. You could use a different socket storage device and then be able to utilize the depth of your drawer.
If it’s not snap-on’s fault then why didn’t the other impact sockets rust...!!!!!😂
It’s made of metal, it requires some care. The only Snap On sockets I have that are rusting or start to rust, are the ones I use a lot. So I keep them wiped down so they don’t rust.
For your top drawer issue, I would move your torque wrenches back there. That way you won't have any clearance issues. That's a super nice Epiq.
That’s a good idea! I’m going to try that, thank you!
Awesome tour! 👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
Yep, my deep Strap-On 1/2 impact sockets are browner than a chocolate starfish.
Give your drawer(s) a good pull. The sliders will allow your drawer out far enough so the back is flush with the front of your box, and therefore use all the space. Your sliders are just stiff at full extension, almost all do it.
You misunderstood what I was talking about! The design of the drawer itself is what I am referring to. I do get what you are saying and sometimes the drawers do stick but again that’s not what I am referring to in this video. I’m guessing you don’t own an Epiq series box...
To solve the problem of getting the deep sockets out from the back of the draw. You could put them in the fron of the draw and move the small sockets to the back. Just a suggestion
I tried than for a while but I didn’t like it so I switched back to this! Thank you for watching!
I'm probably the only guy that doesn't use the top drawer for sockets. Most of my diag equipment goes in there instead.
You took that Matco hood prop and warrantied it on the Snap On truck? How that work, my Snap On guy only warranties Snap On brand... lol awesome box! Thank you for your service to this country brother!! God bless.
No I misspoke A LOT in this video! It was on the Matco truck!
Justin Clark just giving ya love brother
patwhitelexus2jz Thanks man!!! I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and comment! And for the support!!
You could buy a nice truck for what those boxes cost... Snap on tools are great but this is a box that locks up your tools, not wash and repair them while they're sitting inside overnight. As long as people keep throwing outrageous $ at snap on, they'll keep charging it. Everyone should get together and agree not to buy their tools for 1 year and see if they come down to earth with their prices! Great vid though dude!
Dude you are 100% right!!
🔥🔥🔥
12:32 I think I found your missing wobble plus
😂😂🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️FUCK YA!!! You sure did! Thank you. I don’t know how I didn’t see that
Ha! I thought the same!
Noticed that too
Put your 1/4 in the back and you can use all the space
Eww no way... I’m to OCD for that! Hast to be like it is or I freak out! Thanks for watching.
Home Depot socket rails are saw quality as sears except red
Why you opp for the beline top instead of the stainless top?
It looks better!
Go on eBay u can get that prybar
I quit buying snap on impact sockets a long time ago, grey pneumatic is the way to go. Sweet setup
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it. GP sockets have never let me down!
Excellent vidio. Be careful Matco is not a manufacturer of anything.
I appreciate you watching thank you! Do you know who manufactures Matco tools?
IR used to make the air tools for them now matco does make there own. All over though the screw drivers are from Germany but the warranty the whole tool including the handle vs snap-on only warranties the shaft
Same time though matco is cheaper then Snap-on and still get a life time warranty on the same stuff you would with Snap-on. Hell I use harbor freight 1/2” impact sockets deep and shallow haven’t broken a single one. Hell even the harbor fright 1/2” breaker bar guy next to me asked to use it to break a lug nuts on a Ford and I look over and he was standing on it bouncing. Best 20 dollars well spent
*MATCO sucks. You can literally go on AMAZON and, find EVERYTHING they carry from different manufacturers, much cheaper. Same tools, just without the rebrand markup.*
Edmister Enterprises LLC same thing with snap-on
As a starting mechanic while also taking business in college I chose not to go with tool truck brands because of the way the tool trucks act on the warranty process and just the mere fact of having to wait for them to show up. Instead I have found it cheaper and more reliable to go to harbor freight or get stuff off amazon gear wrench, tekton, Capri,etc and it’s been great and I don’t have to get on a payment plan or eat ramen noodles for the rest of my life. But nice box man!
That was a very smart, educated and well thought out decision on your part. No need to sign your life away on a tool truck. Over the last decade I have seen some really shady tool truck owners/representatives! I have also seen some really good ones! I have been lucky 🍀 and not really had an issue with getting tools warrantied. In my opinion that is one benefit to using tool trucks. I don’t have to go anywhere they come to me. All I did was hand them the broken tool and they hand you a new one, or order it. My snap on rep will direct ship to my shop or house for free!!!!!
Nice set up
why do all the snapon epiq boxes look like theyre bowing in the middle
good job
Thank you!
Craftsman wrenches suck way to thick and bulky absolute garbage I have some. I love my snap on flank drive plus anyway for each is his own. Nice setup 👍
Great video .. keeping take care All my Snap On stuff Ok buddy 😁
Hahaha!! Thanks man! I take good care of it for you!
Nice box dude. Gotta give you props on the hulk stuff 🙏🏽 lol but do the impact grey pneumatic sockets work well? Saw your vid and I’m thinking about buying those.
Or does anybody have these sockets that can tell me about them ?
GP sockets All come with a lifetime warranty. The fit is excellent and I have never had an issue with any of them!!
Justin Clark thanks man
A lot of our guys at our salvage yard use them. A bunch in the yard, so they see rain, snow, mud etc, and we have bad winters and humid summers, and guys swear by their GP sockets.
5:28 not always the case with the chrome ones, i gor some that the chrome is peeling off.
Not hating just speaking from years of experience. Snap On's cordless power tools are absolute garbage compared to the competition. I was severely unimpressed and end selling all of mine. I end up making the switch to Milwaukee for anything cordless powered years ago. Sad as it sounds, I've seen a decrease in quality from Snap On over the past 5 years.
You are completely correct!! If I could do it all over again, I would without a doubt go with the Milwaukee cordless. Live and learn I guess. 🤦♂️
@@justinclark6053 naw I get it. They got me too. It's the name. First thing that comes to mind when hearing the words "Snap On" is quality. That isnt the case though, they are trash in the cordless powered tools and they still come with a premium price. Tbh, I'm trying to get away from all Snap On tools because their quality isn't what they use to be.
*MATCO* has a great selection of tools Snap-On/MAC does not have. I got the Old style Snap-On prybars to and screw drivers all hard handle.
Yes they do! I really want the latest version of their scanner...! 🤤
*This guy must be a MATCO dealer. Seen him around different channels always promoting them. MATCO sucks. They don't even make their own tools. Save money and, buy the tools from the original manufacturers.*
@@c.r.edmister5223 Attacking others must make you important, do you belong to the Burrney Communist Sandoors campaign?
@@mt1885 Ummm... No
Lowes and Ace Hardware carry craftsmen tools.
I just ordered the Mac equivalent box. Should be here in a few weeks.
Thank you for watching! Congratulations on your new box!!
What if u put your smaller sockets in the back of the drawer or the lay down blow molded socket cases in the back?
Blow molded cases take up to much room. I am kind of o.c.d when it comes to the tool box so I almost have to have it like this!! I have tried organizing it all different easy but this has worked out the best for me so far.
I will be upgrading to a 84" epic within the year and I feel you on the OCD part if you have seen any of my toolbox tours it would verify that lol. Anyways thanks for the video.
Nice spread
Thank you very much!
Nice rig man
Thank you! I appreciate you watching the video!
You should try the ingersoll rand 20v stuff and the 12v its badass stuff man...
How long did you work on the aerial lifts? I started in "85 and stopped in "99.
I like it
The snap on impact sockets are just like your woman every once in a while you need to wipe her down and oil her up a little bit it’s called neglect
What do you use to lub or oil tray / drawer rails ??
I don’t! But I should
Lightly oil the sockets
No.... the sockets get oil and grease on them from being used and then wiped off before going back into the box. I don’t buy tools to have to baby them and make special accommodations so they don’t rust. I buy them to use and I expect them to last. Obviously the finish on snap-on sockets is not the same finish or material as they were many years ago.
Am I the only one who sees a short 1/4 wobble plus in the 3/8 extensions
I agree 100% impact sockets from Snap On suck they should not rust for that kind of money. I just use crome if it breaks I get a new one.
I’m not a Snapon fanboy but I’ve got numerous sets of their impact sockets that I’ve had for over 25 years. I’ve never had a rust issue with any of them. I haven’t purchased any in about 15 years so I cannot speak for newer products.
Is that your 1/4 in wobble in your 3/8 spot
Yes it is!
I am looking at one of these boxes and was wondering if one can change the power bank out with drawers? Does it have slots for drawers?
No you can’t switch out the power bank for the power drawer or vice versa.
My snap on 3/8” impacts rust too. Kept with other brands and only the snappys rust. Weird
Not going to lie, I was really pissed when they started rusting. I was not expecting that from snap on. And they don’t warranty for rust..... well they will do one hear, one there but definitely not the whole set.
Whats the value of everything there? Im in school to be a mechanic.
Good luck to you and your future career as a mechanic! Just remember the tools do not make the mechanic! Don’t sign your life away on a tool truck! But the box and everything in it is between 70 and 80k.
U ever use any of that stuff
Just on side jobs now.
I called the lonely number and it said it wasn't in service 😥
Hahaha!!! I haven’t called her in a while!!
what color is the trim?
Why did you stop turning wrenches ?
I am on active duty orders for the National Guard!
Will you go back to turning wrenches
mike lynch No not if I don’t have to! It’s always something to fall back on if I need to though.
Does snap on make boxes with that power drawer size in a different width box??
Yes
Yes they do!
What the part# on the box because it is the same drawer setup that I would like to get
Snap-On calls it their standard drawer layout.