Ultimate Collision Tech Cart Loadout
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
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In this video I cover my tool cart loadout that I use as a collision tech day to day.
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Amazing insight, amazing video. Do a video on how you organize parts while working in a high production shop!
I learned along time ago the tool box don't make you any money,all you need is a cart and that's all you need.
Love the set up
I have Martin brand body hammers and dollies to me they were the Cadillac
😊great video!
Organization and accessibility IS key. I have most tools i use most on the lower shelf on my rolling seat. I know where everything is and goes and I dont lose tools and can move quickly.
This is a nice setup and great advice!
thanks for watching!
That box is a good concept, hopefully your dealer was fair to you; and yes, you are quite right: all the trades are under the gun now.
Greed has destroyed America.
To many people wanted that easy money and refused to be productive; they have managed to wreck it completely.
Nice setup 👍
Thanks for the awesome video. I got started in this industry in 2020, building my tool box and collection of tools... I made a tool box tour of my own on my channel. Keep the videos coming!
- Garrett
I do upholstery work and a lot of the same concepts apply - gotta stay organized or it’s no fun!
Thanks for the video. I use Gorilla clear tap to protect the paint where I am using magnets... I also flip the 10, 13, 19 sockets over so I don't need to read the numbers. I also use paint markers...bright green or yellow...on the socket numbers but your numbers show better. The Harbor Freight 18 inch magnet tool holders and the "ABN Universal Magnetic Hand Tool Holder"s work great for the tools in the drawer that you are planning to cut foam. I use the ABN ones for combination wrenches but your grid system looks nice. All my SAE go in a lower drawer. I use the big drawer at the bottom for the blown molded cases. Good luck.
Those are great suggestions thank you!
What are the parts that are holding your flat picks called?
Stay away from corporate companies for sure
Retired shop manager after 40+ years
Retired at 62 and moved to the Philippines
I am now living the dream at 69 years old 😊
Man I was so invested to see what was in that power cabinet and you never opened it lol
Oh I thought I did show it, I apologize for that! Will rectify
The magnetic racks that you have that hold the sockets on top and the wrenches below who makes those
Bluepoint
Most kitchens try to have everything within 10 ft. of the cooking station. Same should apply to having your tools where you are working.
Great point!
I decluttered some tools I was no longer using, sold them off, do more with less
Agreed, going through the toolbox at least yearly and pairing down is a healthy exercise I started doing
Power cabinet!?
Can you give me a item number for the cart/toolbox?
Best advice I'll give is get out of that trade best thing I ever done the money sucks and the work destroys your body no way I want to still be on the floor at that age
Hey I agree! Waiting for the collapse of the entire industry, then they will pay top dollar to have people come in a teach again/consult
You can work as hard and efficient as you want but so much is dependent on your estimator and insurance assessor.
I am 50 and cannot wait to get out of this garbage industry.
Insurance company's have killed it.