Glad you enjoyed it, Steve! Thanks for such a nice compliment!

Same here….he really use his tools instead of posing like many wannabes here on youtube. He is charismatic

I have been having an internal struggle over tool grid or Hanson racks. This is the first time seeing both in the drawer with the corner pieces locking them in. Absolutely brilliant ! Some stuff works best on the grid, others the trays work better... I think you just cost my wallet some money !!! Enjoyed this tool box tour. Thanks for sharing!

This boy is awesome. Not derogatory.. He's about my grandgurls age

Agreed!

Thank you, Doug!

Thank you!

I'm so glad you found the video and got such good info from it, Charles. Thank you for watching!

Thanks, buddy!

Thank you, Tyrone!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it, William. Thank you for the compliments.

I'm so glad you found it useful. Please watch this other video that's geared specifically to new techs: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5ylabekvb2ZZWQ.html

Thank you as always, Cass! You're the best!

That is some seriously high praise, Nathan, THANK YOU! 😀

@@CoyleTools You're welcome. I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of channel.

You won't find bad advice on this channel. We're careful to give out good information and we care about new techs just getting into the industry. There are lots of other live streams and videos on this channel that are worth a watch with that kind of info. Thanks for watching!

So do I. I learn a lot that way.

Me too! I really like the name of the drawers and the principles behind his organization. As a driveway mechanic, with my Craftsman tools I have purchased since the late 80s (and still can’t resist…🙄) I learn as much as I can from guys like that…and also realize I don’t have the skills to do this for a professionally. 😂 Keep up the great work, man!

Good morning, Sam! :)

We call it as we see it! Thanks for watching, Harvey!

Thank you, Robert!

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Thank you, Felix. As always, you provide valuable opinions. I appreciate your input and your viewership!

Garrett and I appreciate you, sir. Thank you for the kind words!

The Chassis Ears are such an innovative product. Thanks for the comment and thank you for watching!

@@CoyleTools lol autocorrect “chaise” ears 😂 I’m fixing that if you don’t mind !

@@danielgeng2306 😄

Thank you!

Thank you, James!

Thank you, Dave! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.

Good advice! Thank you!

@@CoyleTools Adam Savage did a whole love fest video for them kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brp6lqmT2p3Lh3k.html. Plus German motorcycles are covered by hard-to-reach, delicate Torx fasteners.

Those holders are part of the ToolGrid organization system from Mantis: mantiscanada.com/about-toolgrid-1

Some guys learn the hard way, but you learned this one the easy way! Just think of all the time you saved yourself over the years.

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Thank you, Shaun. Glad it helped!

This was a tour and not an eval or review, so we never addressed the box itself. Doing a review on all the different brands would require unprecedented access to a lot of guys' boxes. They're out there and I could probably swing it, but I think what you'd see is a lot of similarities, and not enough to make it interesting. You would see very few construction differences between the Revel, Macsimizer and the Epic, but maybe some small differences in the design elements, like where they put the external power outlets -- not if they have them because they all do. The build quality on all major brand boxes is very good. I've never seen a box fail structurally. The most wear I've ever seen is worn casters and drawer slides, and those can be easily replaced.

@@CoyleTools Still i do think it would be very interesting if done by your friend here. His honest evaluation of his own Snap On box and the benefits he feels it has offered him are what people considering an expensive tool truck box are interested in hearing. Seemingly minor aspects of each box may well be considered big by potential buyers and at $5K to $25K, these are very serious purchases for most people. The flush latching handles on the Epiq, the available mini center hutch on the Matco, the chamfered corners on the Revel. The closing of drawers and even the sounds they make.

That's the Tool Grid system by Mantis. mantiscanada.com/tool-grid I'll be doing a video on them in the near future.

Thank you. I've built my reputation on being honest. If there's a problem with a tool, I'll tell you. If there's something great about a tool, I'll tell you. No brand is bad because there is so much competition for tool business, everything has to be good quality. Any problems are usually with whoever is selling tools. You need to rely on your tool dealer. Some are terrific. Some others aren't.

I've seen some lights with a rubber bite ring to allow you to hold it in your teeth. At that point, you really need to buy a headlamp.

First time I saw one of those I thought yummy wonder how sanitary that could possibly be? Great if you work on trash trucks.

Norbar manufactures for European power generation, oil and gas, mining and railroad industries. Snap-On's CDI Torque Products brand manufactures consumer torque wrenches, calibration and special application prodcts.

Look at the VIM 15" wrench extender, part #WE15.

Excellent idea!

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I sell more headlamps than regular flashlights. They are much more versatile.

I asked my mat co driver witch flashlight he sells the most of he told me the stream light stylus pro the little rechargeable pen light and the snap on and Mac driver told me the little necklace light you can wear light a pear of glasses but they all said the older technician like head lamps witch I got a head lamp and a stream light striton pro but a good flashlight a good flashlight every technician needs one

Check your volume. There's sound.

Come for algorithm, stay for the entertainment!

You don't have to watch it all at once.

You'll have to refer to what you're commenting about. Without time stamping the video or at least quoting something, nobody will know what your comment is referring to.

@@CoyleTools talking about 22:15. Many brands are improving or making quality of tools to compete with truck tools such as snap-on, matco, and mac for a much much cheaper price and also with lifetime warranty.

@@Saladon89 That's true, but pro-grade is about more than the quality of the tool. There is (or should be) a considerable service component like convenience in having the truck come to your shop, warranty handling, consultation and knowledge you get from your dealer. Those things come with a premium price tag. A top-tier tool dealer is very valuable to a top-tier technician or shop owner. The industry works best when technicians and tool dealers help each other make money.

@@CoyleTools But the problem with tool trucks is that they dont appear everyday, maybe once or twice a week if theyre not ill, whereas a hardware store like harbor freight or home depot is open everyday and even more convenient if theres one close to the shop. Tool trucks use to be great for, but its dying out and are not as useful as they were b4. Theres hardware stores everywhere now. The tool truck era is almost over. Most of the customers are the old schoolers that were bred to shop from tool truckers.

@Saladon89 The tool truck era is almost over?!? Don't tell that to my customers, suppliers or my bank account. Business is thriving and there's plenty to go around for all the tool trucks in my area. Last I checked all the tool truck companies were dong pretty well and the dealers I know are all earning a healthy living. If stores on every corner and the Internet were a genuine threat, the tool truck industry would have folded many years ago. There are still plenty of reasons tool trucks are necessary. And if the day ever comes where that's not the case, I'll know before you do.