I had a friend in the mid 90’s who was a exotic car mechanic. At the time he had around 300k worth of tools. Mac made him a one off custom toolbox that was 18 feet long. He had so many special tools just for doing very specific jobs on these cars.
I love seeing non aircraft mechanics utilizing tool grid systems. Really helps. In the aircraft industry there is a process called tool control and it is taken very seriously. Every tool has to be accounted for at all times.
If you'd know the amount of forgotten tools I've found in cars. And not only small sockets and stuff...I've found a foot long 21mm wrench under an BMW intake once. These grids ard great. I use foam inlays and the big disadvantage is the addition of new stuff or if the manufacturer changes something it doesn't fit anymore...
@xcofcd Same. I do roadside assistance for AAA and I am always finding tools under people's hoods. I ask them who was the last person to go under their hood, and then let them know to being it back when they can. I know the pain of losing tools.
Definitely not flat rate. This was alway my dream to work on super cars and over the years the dealership grind pushed me to hate working on cars. this guy has got it going on.
When I was a mechanic most of the other mechanics would make fun of me because I kept my area clean and organized. Usually when I started working at a new shop I’d spend a couple of days cleaning my stall and adding lights. Made a lot more money than the other mechanics who spent their time looking for their own tools
Really enjoyed the explanations on why Brett used some specific tools versus what might be the standard tool. Very pleasant and engaging mechanic. I can see why millionaires are comfortable having him repair and maintain their vehicles. Great toolbox tour! Thanks for sharing.
I like how this guy is so commited to his kermit green so he cant loose things in engine bays, really smart, finding that toolbox in the bay when the lights go off would be tough.
The truth is chrome tools are just as easy to find in engine bays as well and they have the advantage of the thinner handles for when you’re working in tight engine compartments. I imagine a mid engine car like Mclaren would have pretty tight engine compartments. I like the feel of those colored, comfort handle tools but as far as ratchets are concerned, I prefer the functionality of regular chrome handles. On my 24” long, 1/2” drive ratchet that is unlikely to be used in tight areas, I did buy that that one with a comfort handle. Orange is my color choice for handles.
Great tour!! I appreciate how you appear interested in every type of tool. You always allow the interviewee to explain and share their opinions on their setup, versus overstepping them as they perform the walk-thru.
These are not cars though like how we the mass market have cars. Its likely most of them are company owned and are actually leased. The person then gets to drive them while employed there. Other cars that are daily driven will be in the minority as even rich know the value of money. There will be the super low mileage mclarens purchased as investments.
I've seen a lot of tool box videos but the way this guy's is organized and the color matching makes this my favorite. If I was this guy I would never get any work done, I'd just be looking at my tools. I probably wouldn't want to get them dirty either.
It's refreshing to see a mechanic at the, at least in my opinion, top of the mechanic food chain using a mix of tools and not a $200,000 setup straight from the Snap On truck. A lot of guys think to be a master mechanic you need to have all the expensive tools, and he's a good example that you need them where you need them, but most tools you don't need it. Makes me feel good about my mix of Tekton, Gearwrench, Icon, Irwin, Channelock, Knipex, and so on.
This dudes collection is my goals. Black and green everything. Honestly, I love working in this field but working at the everyday car dealership like Chevrolet/Cadillac, there is just so many customers that come through our dealership it’s never a quiet day. I usually touch about 12-14 average a day. If I didn’t have to touch so many cars I would probably enjoy my job more but for now I just gotta deal with it. I’m hoping to sometime join these higher end shops because I think that I would be a better fit for these higher end cars because I’m more detail orientated, like taking my time and doing the job right. But always being hounded to go quick, you can never get quick and 100% accuracy both at the same time. Honestly, I would LOVE to work for Mclaren or Lamborghini, mainly Mclaren, I need to make me some friends who work at Mclaren dealerships maybe they can help me out and give me some advice to guide me on the path I need to be. I hate having a dirty work bay or lift, like out of the 4 of us in just our building (we have 1 giant shop and 1 little shop, I’m in the little shop) I sweep, mop, blow out my bay floor, lift, behind/under my tool box. I clean the tire machine and tire balancer area, (because no one else fucking does it and they just throw the trash and old weights on the floor or just deliberately miss the trash bucket and don’t pick it up, etc.) but I don’t touch or even try to clean the other techs on either side of me because they don’t clean up after themselves so why would I? But you can see which bay is mine, all the green stuff (black tool box, green 5 drawer tool cart, green Jack, green Jack stands) EVERYTHING has a spot I’m talking about tools, all of my tools, sockets, extensions, wrenches, ratchets, etc….. have their spot, and they MUST go back in those spots or I go insane. Im so OCD about things going back where they were or belong, even my jack, stands, mighty vac, oil drain etc. have specific spots, and when someone else uses my stuff and doesn’t put it back where it belongs or just leaves it in their own bay and doesn’t return it, I get super aggravated, anytime I use someone else’s tool because mine broke or lost I put it back exactly where it was or grabbed from OR I will set it on their toolbox and tell them "hey, I don’t know where it goes so I put it on top of your toolbox so you can put it back in the same spot." They will usually tell me to just throw it in a drawer and I just say "nah, I’ll let you do it, I’m not like that." Lmao.
If you like this type of work then look into getting your A&P. Working on airplanes is alot cleaner and easier. Pays more too. Just gotta get certified is all
I was waiting for a video like this! Brett is top notch and awesome! He takes great care in his work and great pride in what he does. I like that he loves to have fun too...keeping things fun and relaxed! Seems like a great guy to work with. Thanks for sharing.
Just recently came across your channel and I am loving it. My grandfather was a master diesel tech for Penskee back in the 70s and I was recently given a lot of his tools that m father had Just a first-time homeowner with a small 5-drawer cart from HF but these are not only giving me ideas for how I want to slowly expand for home DIY and being a shade tree YT mechanic. But they also let me feel a little closer to my grandfather. Even when he couldn't walk out to his carport anymore he still knew the EXACT drawer and spot a certain tool was in when letting me use them. Keep up the good work my man.
I’m glad you enjoy the channel Adam. It really is something else to have the tools that someone once used day in and day out to make a living from. All the hours that those tools were used really hits home the sentimental value. Thanks for watching!
I truly appreciate this mans organization. I have every tool cleaned, organized and in its proper place. Brother you are going to need a full width drawer for your pliers.
Holy smokes man!!! This dudes boxes are PREMIUM BADASS TO THE POWER OF 150 🤩🙌🤯❤️❤️. I am not gonna lie I sat here watching this video drooling and chubbed the entire time! This is dream level tool box organization and looks! Now I’m going to do as much to mine like this style. Can’t afford the brand truck tools but for me I’m starting to add to my dads older tools sets which is mainly Crafstman from the 70’s/80’s/90’s with me adding the newer ICON from Harbor. They shamelessly copy everything from Snapon it for me it’s more than enough quality. I am having tons of fun building my huge 2 tier rolling Craftsman chest that my son bought me for Father’s Day and rolling cart and because I have 2 sons and they work on their cars so they get excited every time I add to the collection. I have added just about every Milwaukee M18 wrench and gun and in the M12 collection. It’s always an exciting day when I show at home with Milwaukee boxes under my arms and bags from Harbor 🤩. Very cool video! Organization GOALS, baby! 🤩🙌🇺🇸
Wow. That’s a super nice work environment. So clean and tidy. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm with us. I worked with a mildly OCD gentleman that would have loved that work environment.
38:56 this is a must have. I never knew they were a thing till I switched to a heavy duty diesel shop. Turns a 14 gallon coolant refill into a 90 second job.
Another excellent vid. Your channel is excellent. It really gives you good insight on the tools and what goes into the repair process. Also love the way you give the price and part numbers, keep up the great work 👍🏽
dam tool box tours, at the McLaren dealership, ur moving up in the world, (the tool box world) thanks for the content man I love the spread of mechanics you interview👍
I used to have an extreme green classic series, I loved the green so much being my favorite color, when I needed to upgrade my box I ended up getting a master series cranberry red & black
I just created me a snack drawer to all my likings and when the other techs found out about it… down hill from there i let it go bc people would beg or ask daily
One day if I even get to own a super exotic car I want Brett to by my underdog mechanic! I was speechless how he takes is job with so much pride . Wish him nothing but the very best in life
Well I don’t quite have as many nor do I work on super cars but damn I appreciate my collection of tools after watching this. People could think your a pro just by looking at your tools!!!
I like the paint on the ratchets. i did the same with my sets as a way to color code by drive size. Kinda goofy i know but it makes my life easier LOL and looks kinda cool. I got the idea from some Japanese Tool guys i follow on IG. i want the gold T70 socket as bench candy!!
I love the channel! It would be cool if you also ask why they chose their wrench and socket organizers! What brand and why such as Color, magnetic, low profile, twist lock? Just to see all the different preferences! Love the content, I cant get enough!
Another great video. He has an amazing set up. I’ve followed him on Instagram for a while. Cool to see you be able to travel to see tool collections now. If you ever find yourself in Southern California let me know i’d love to show you my tools. Keep up the great videos.
I colorfill my tools by crudely filling them with a paint marker and then wiping them down lightly. It takes off all the excess paint and leaves the low spots colored and takes 10 seconds, not to mention that it looks better. Filling them with a brush is insane. Seems like a cool guy with cool tools, though.
I like his style, it was green so I bought it hahaha thats my life. I've also wanted to find one of those green 1/4" torque wrenches lmao he's got all the awesome stuff, he's even got green lighters hahaha, that snack drawer tho had me dying!
I had that same shirt when working at McLaren. Fun times. But I enjoyed working at Porsche better. Although both were pretty easy to troubleshoot issues. Left the industry to pursue another career. I was just done with it.
The last people you wanna work for is rich people. The most pleasant people I have found to work for is other blue collar folks like myself. The only people that ever give me tips are middle class folks. Anyway good luck and I like how clean you keep your stuff I got the snapon 68” epiq and I keep it spotless
I’m tending to agree with you here. I installed oil pump gears and camshafts on an HVAC tech’s Mustang with the Coyote engine. He tipped me $100. I work in a performance shop now after 15 years in dealerships. At the dealers, tips are few and far between because most customers only go to dealers for warranty repairs on their 4 wheeled appliance. They don’t give 2 shits about there as long as it drives. Customers at performance shops love their cars and appreciate the work we do.
That tool grid looks awesome . I made a kit on their website i have a lot of tools 7 years in the diesel industry. $1200 and was for my top drawer only. Yikes.
Man this guy keeps his stuff so clean he has at least 3 drawers full of stuff to clean the cars he’s working on. Incredible attention to detail.
Yeah it's really something to aspire to.
He really has to keep them clean though so he doesn't stain any of the expensive cars he works on.
NO ONE wants to pay 200$ an hour or more to have their 500,000+$ car worked on and get it back dirty. From dome hack mechanic.
So it's a regular mechanic shop😂😂.....
@@MostGenericUsernot just that but who really would want their car coming back dirty after it's been at the garage for service/repairs
@@ericculver115$200 a hour is what Toyota is charging these days McLaren has to be absurdly high
I had a friend in the mid 90’s who was a exotic car mechanic. At the time he had around 300k worth of tools. Mac made him a one off custom toolbox that was 18 feet long. He had so many special tools just for doing very specific jobs on these cars.
That would be amazing to see! Thanks for sharing.
18ft long? That’s insane.
Can’t imagine how much that would cost, custom is an expensive word
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That would be neat to see!
You can really tell how much pride this guy takes in his work, well done video
Who is video? Do you mean well made video?
I love seeing non aircraft mechanics utilizing tool grid systems.
Really helps.
In the aircraft industry there is a process called tool control and it is taken very seriously. Every tool has to be accounted for at all times.
Really? Where?
Is this for similar reasons as when performing surgery, every tool and gauze pad has to be counted and accounted for?
@@hulkslayer626 It is exactly that reason, 100%.
If you'd know the amount of forgotten tools I've found in cars. And not only small sockets and stuff...I've found a foot long 21mm wrench under an BMW intake once. These grids ard great. I use foam inlays and the big disadvantage is the addition of new stuff or if the manufacturer changes something it doesn't fit anymore...
@xcofcd Same. I do roadside assistance for AAA and I am always finding tools under people's hoods. I ask them who was the last person to go under their hood, and then let them know to being it back when they can. I know the pain of losing tools.
This is the cleanest mechanic’s toolbox that I’ve ever seen.
Definitely not flat rate. This was alway my dream to work on super cars and over the years the dealership grind pushed me to hate working on cars. this guy has got it going on.
2 million dollars a car.
Yeah, work with due care. I'm sure he has been trained exceptionally well.
So you quit is what im hearing?
Flat rate is absolutely terrible.
@@arcyc-fj8tu you know what they say about assuming
@@markm0000 Says the lazy mechanic
Love how he works on Millionaire cars, but has tools from harbor freight and etc..., it not all snap on prices
sign of a true car guy right there! buys tools he might never need just cause they look cool 😆 this is why we are always broke
Can we talk about how this guy low key has one of the coolest CZcams channels 💪🏾💯
Haha thanks!
Always nice to see someone that takes that much pride in their work
When I was a mechanic most of the other mechanics would make fun of me because I kept my area clean and organized. Usually when I started working at a new shop I’d spend a couple of days cleaning my stall and adding lights. Made a lot more money than the other mechanics who spent their time looking for their own tools
Really enjoyed the explanations on why Brett used some specific tools versus what might be the standard tool. Very pleasant and engaging mechanic. I can see why millionaires are comfortable having him repair and maintain their vehicles. Great toolbox tour! Thanks for sharing.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🙋♂️
I like how this guy is so commited to his kermit green so he cant loose things in engine bays, really smart, finding that toolbox in the bay when the lights go off would be tough.
The truth is chrome tools are just as easy to find in engine bays as well and they have the advantage of the thinner handles for when you’re working in tight engine compartments. I imagine a mid engine car like Mclaren would have pretty tight engine compartments. I like the feel of those colored, comfort handle tools but as far as ratchets are concerned, I prefer the functionality of regular chrome handles. On my 24” long, 1/2” drive ratchet that is unlikely to be used in tight areas, I did buy that that one with a comfort handle. Orange is my color choice for handles.
You can tell by his appearance and equipment that he’s a cut above the rest. Great video!
Great tour!! I appreciate how you appear interested in every type of tool. You always allow the interviewee to explain and share their opinions on their setup, versus overstepping them as they perform the walk-thru.
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
I agree! He's like the Joe Rogan of the toolbox world!
My favorite tour so far. Mostly because of Brett.
Also - $7000 per rotor, $90,000 paint job.... I'll never be in that tax bracket. lol
You and me both 😂
These are not cars though like how we the mass market have cars. Its likely most of them are company owned and are actually leased. The person then gets to drive them while employed there. Other cars that are daily driven will be in the minority as even rich know the value of money. There will be the super low mileage mclarens purchased as investments.
7K? Good God.
@@ihavethedocuments2580 it's carbon fibre probably with diamond embedded
i work on marine diesel engines and and an engine rebuild bill was just shy of $300k
I've seen a lot of tool box videos but the way this guy's is organized and the color matching makes this my favorite. If I was this guy I would never get any work done, I'd just be looking at my tools. I probably wouldn't want to get them dirty either.
It's refreshing to see a mechanic at the, at least in my opinion, top of the mechanic food chain using a mix of tools and not a $200,000 setup straight from the Snap On truck. A lot of guys think to be a master mechanic you need to have all the expensive tools, and he's a good example that you need them where you need them, but most tools you don't need it.
Makes me feel good about my mix of Tekton, Gearwrench, Icon, Irwin, Channelock, Knipex, and so on.
Watching this episode gives me the encouragement to step my game up tomorrow on my toolbox. Thanks 👍🏼
You got this!
A man of class, the stubby m12 3/8 the goat
This dudes collection is my goals. Black and green everything. Honestly, I love working in this field but working at the everyday car dealership like Chevrolet/Cadillac, there is just so many customers that come through our dealership it’s never a quiet day. I usually touch about 12-14 average a day. If I didn’t have to touch so many cars I would probably enjoy my job more but for now I just gotta deal with it. I’m hoping to sometime join these higher end shops because I think that I would be a better fit for these higher end cars because I’m more detail orientated, like taking my time and doing the job right. But always being hounded to go quick, you can never get quick and 100% accuracy both at the same time. Honestly, I would LOVE to work for Mclaren or Lamborghini, mainly Mclaren, I need to make me some friends who work at Mclaren dealerships maybe they can help me out and give me some advice to guide me on the path I need to be. I hate having a dirty work bay or lift, like out of the 4 of us in just our building (we have 1 giant shop and 1 little shop, I’m in the little shop) I sweep, mop, blow out my bay floor, lift, behind/under my tool box. I clean the tire machine and tire balancer area, (because no one else fucking does it and they just throw the trash and old weights on the floor or just deliberately miss the trash bucket and don’t pick it up, etc.) but I don’t touch or even try to clean the other techs on either side of me because they don’t clean up after themselves so why would I? But you can see which bay is mine, all the green stuff (black tool box, green 5 drawer tool cart, green Jack, green Jack stands) EVERYTHING has a spot I’m talking about tools, all of my tools, sockets, extensions, wrenches, ratchets, etc….. have their spot, and they MUST go back in those spots or I go insane. Im so OCD about things going back where they were or belong, even my jack, stands, mighty vac, oil drain etc. have specific spots, and when someone else uses my stuff and doesn’t put it back where it belongs or just leaves it in their own bay and doesn’t return it, I get super aggravated, anytime I use someone else’s tool because mine broke or lost I put it back exactly where it was or grabbed from OR I will set it on their toolbox and tell them "hey, I don’t know where it goes so I put it on top of your toolbox so you can put it back in the same spot." They will usually tell me to just throw it in a drawer and I just say "nah, I’ll let you do it, I’m not like that." Lmao.
If you like this type of work then look into getting your A&P. Working on airplanes is alot cleaner and easier. Pays more too. Just gotta get certified is all
Bro I feel you. Move dealers and keep doing that until you get somewhere you are valued
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I was waiting for a video like this! Brett is top notch and awesome! He takes great care in his work and great pride in what he does. I like that he loves to have fun too...keeping things fun and relaxed! Seems like a great guy to work with. Thanks for sharing.
Couldn't agree more!
Just recently came across your channel and I am loving it. My grandfather was a master diesel tech for Penskee back in the 70s and I was recently given a lot of his tools that m father had Just a first-time homeowner with a small 5-drawer cart from HF but these are not only giving me ideas for how I want to slowly expand for home DIY and being a shade tree YT mechanic. But they also let me feel a little closer to my grandfather. Even when he couldn't walk out to his carport anymore he still knew the EXACT drawer and spot a certain tool was in when letting me use them. Keep up the good work my man.
I’m glad you enjoy the channel Adam. It really is something else to have the tools that someone once used day in and day out to make a living from. All the hours that those tools were used really hits home the sentimental value. Thanks for watching!
This is one man who needs some Koken Nut Grip sockets
This without doubt your best tour so far....just love this box,,keep up the great work
Wow, thank you!
I truly appreciate this mans organization. I have every tool cleaned, organized and in its proper place.
Brother you are going to need a full width drawer for your pliers.
Mad respect to this guy!!! True passion going above and beyond and doing it the right way
Love the toolbox tours keep them coming
Brett reminds me a little bit of The Car Care Nut, he seems like a really nice guy. Working on those cars, I'm sure he's an ace of a technician.
Holy smokes man!!! This dudes boxes are PREMIUM BADASS TO THE POWER OF 150 🤩🙌🤯❤️❤️. I am not gonna lie I sat here watching this video drooling and chubbed the entire time! This is dream level tool box organization and looks! Now I’m going to do as much to mine like this style. Can’t afford the brand truck tools but for me I’m starting to add to my dads older tools sets which is mainly Crafstman from the 70’s/80’s/90’s with me adding the newer ICON from Harbor. They shamelessly copy everything from Snapon it for me it’s more than enough quality. I am having tons of fun building my huge 2 tier rolling Craftsman chest that my son bought me for Father’s Day and rolling cart and because I have 2 sons and they work on their cars so they get excited every time I add to the collection. I have added just about every Milwaukee M18 wrench and gun and in the M12 collection. It’s always an exciting day when I show at home with Milwaukee boxes under my arms and bags from Harbor 🤩.
Very cool video! Organization GOALS, baby! 🤩🙌🇺🇸
Nicest setup thus far, the pride and professionalism shows.
Hell yeah keep those videos coming
Very nice brother. Well organized. I love it.
Definitely my favorite tool box tour video. His set up is very clean and organized.
I’m glad you liked it Ryan!
Wow. That’s a super nice work environment. So clean and tidy. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm with us. I worked with a mildly OCD gentleman that would have loved that work environment.
Thanks John! Glad you liked this one!
Great tour! 👏 We definitely need a follow up video with this guy in the future. 💯
Most definitely!
Hell yeah! I have the Matco foam dart gun! I think I need the squirt gun now.
I bought mostly green snap on because they didn’t sell blue also. Dude has a nice set up. I also love those coolant vacuum filler!
Great video ! Nice set up!
38:56 this is a must have. I never knew they were a thing till I switched to a heavy duty diesel shop. Turns a 14 gallon coolant refill into a 90 second job.
Another excellent vid. Your channel is excellent. It really gives you good insight on the tools and what goes into the repair process. Also love the way you give the price and part numbers, keep up the great work 👍🏽
Glad to help!!
Something about tools... As a kid, I always liked looking at those huge Craftsman tool sets all laid out in the Sears Christmas catalog...
Thanks, now I have to go and buy that tool grid system... this is way my wife hates me watching videos like this. Great video, beautiful box!
dam tool box tours, at the McLaren dealership, ur moving up in the world, (the tool box world) thanks for the content man I love the spread of mechanics you interview👍
Glad you like them!
This is so sick. Amazing setup
Also our boy is becoming a big timer going to McLaren haha
Very nice & clean toolbox set up. That Snap on ¼" torque is nice & hard to find.
Thank you for the toolbox tour!
You are welcome!
Great videos, as a tech and a tool enthusiast I enjoy the videos and seeing other cats the way they organize and work process
Glad you enjoyed it
This cleanliness and organized tool cart is the difference between a mechanic that repairs Civics and Camrys vs Luxury cars.
Sweet set up. I just put in an order for the lighted power top for my KMP1033
I didn’t know they had the drawer light.
I used to have an extreme green classic series, I loved the green so much being my favorite color, when I needed to upgrade my box I ended up getting a master series cranberry red & black
Absolutely incredible toolkit. Not too sure about the green, but that’s down to individual preference I guess.
That guy live in heaven 🥹🥹🥹
I don’t even skip even a milisecond! 😍😍😍😍
Love the snack drawer!🧰😁👍
Me too!!
@@ToolBoxTour i just suscribed to you a couple of weeks ago. Love your content. Keep them videos coming! Enjoy the rest of your weekend Friend!
I just created me a snack drawer to all my likings and when the other techs found out about it… down hill from there i let it go bc people would beg or ask daily
Absolutely agree about the Cornwell grips. I have the square grip pry bars and they are way better than the new grips
love the green setup
That is one beautiful setup thanks for sharing
Glad you like it
One day if I even get to own a super exotic car I want Brett to by my underdog mechanic! I was speechless how he takes is job with so much pride . Wish him nothing but the very best in life
He really does take pride to the next level. Thanks for watching Ricardo!
great stuff brother ❤️
Well I don’t quite have as many nor do I work on super cars but damn I appreciate my collection of tools after watching this. People could think your a pro just by looking at your tools!!!
You have a awesome set up!
Finally!!!! I guy that set his box upcorrectly.
THIS CHANNEL IS AWSOME
Life goals
What an awesome tour, super cool and interesting setup. Really cool to see the ultra high end side of wrenching. Keep up the great work man!
Thanks!!
googly eyes....the best!
I'd love to see you review a Wera tool chest some day
Hope to see one some day!
I like the paint on the ratchets. i did the same with my sets as a way to color code by drive size. Kinda goofy i know but it makes my life easier LOL and looks kinda cool. I got the idea from some Japanese Tool guys i follow on IG. i want the gold T70 socket as bench candy!!
Ah McLaren, some of the best of British automotive 🇬🇧🇬🇧
I never worked in a shop like that. Dealers I worked at were dungeons.
I liked the Megulla motion LED light strip in his box, I bought one for my socket drawer and my locker! Thanks!
Awesome!!
Same😁
Bro you should do tours of master MOBILE technicians organizing a tool truck must be different
It’s on the list! 😀
Love your videos man. You put a lot of effort into the editing and it really shows.
I appreciate that!
Very nice setup !
I thought so too!
I love to see this McLaren tech using Amazon tools
I love the channel! It would be cool if you also ask why they chose their wrench and socket organizers! What brand and why such as Color, magnetic, low profile, twist lock? Just to see all the different preferences! Love the content, I cant get enough!
I’m glad you enjoy it!
they have those new snap on needle nose in a smaller size now. waiting for the greens
Cool video and whatnot 💪
Dream job, dream set up. Good stutf
Another great video. He has an amazing set up. I’ve followed him on Instagram for a while. Cool to see you be able to travel to see tool collections now. If you ever find yourself in Southern California let me know i’d love to show you my tools. Keep up the great videos.
I just have a basic harbor tool box... but this is cool!
So expensive! Lol. Thx for sharing.
I don't know why but I love these videos
Glad you enjoy them!!
You know this guy works on clean nice cars my box and tools are covered in all the fluid..
Very nice 👍
I'm happy to see a McLaren tech using harbor freight carts
Bro we need more videos dude I watched all of them we need more !!!!!
I just dropped one today 😅. Thanks for watchin!
I colorfill my tools by crudely filling them with a paint marker and then wiping them down lightly. It takes off all the excess paint and leaves the low spots colored and takes 10 seconds, not to mention that it looks better.
Filling them with a brush is insane. Seems like a cool guy with cool tools, though.
I have that same battery charger it's awesome I have a monster truck and in-between runs I use it to charge my agm batteries. Very nice charger
Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
If you ever find yourself in the Pacific Northwest, specifically the Tacoma area, I’ve got a four boxes loaded down that might make a good video.
If you can, send me a message on instagram @toolboxtours. I’d love to see what you’ve got!
I like his style, it was green so I bought it hahaha thats my life. I've also wanted to find one of those green 1/4" torque wrenches lmao he's got all the awesome stuff, he's even got green lighters hahaha, that snack drawer tho had me dying!
He would love the non magnetic sockets that hold on to the bolts. I seen them on Koon tools.
27;23 I saw that plate for a split second ahahahahahha
Whoa
Gotta get some bauers, pittsburgs, and icons in that garage
Tony's in the snack drawer, hell yeah
😅🤘
I had that same shirt when working at McLaren. Fun times. But I enjoyed working at Porsche better. Although both were pretty easy to troubleshoot issues. Left the industry to pursue another career. I was just done with it.
Ratcheting line wrench is Baller
The last people you wanna work for is rich people. The most pleasant people I have found to work for is other blue collar folks like myself. The only people that ever give me tips are middle class folks. Anyway good luck and I like how clean you keep your stuff I got the snapon 68” epiq and I keep it spotless
I’m tending to agree with you here. I installed oil pump gears and camshafts on an HVAC tech’s Mustang with the Coyote engine. He tipped me $100. I work in a performance shop now after 15 years in dealerships. At the dealers, tips are few and far between because most customers only go to dealers for warranty repairs on their 4 wheeled appliance. They don’t give 2 shits about there as long as it drives. Customers at performance shops love their cars and appreciate the work we do.
That tool grid looks awesome . I made a kit on their website i have a lot of tools 7 years in the diesel industry. $1200 and was for my top drawer only. Yikes.
Ouch! I didnt think they were that expensive!
@ToolBoxTour the peg boards are around $100 a piece
Don’t feel bad brother I’m 56 and I still buy tools that I don’t need😂😂