i totally agree with your thumb detector, it is a game changer

Love your Yorkshire style makes me laugh straight up non bs love it keep em coming

Excellent Matt , love both tank and tools .. great videos

Those torches are an absolute life saver

Love to hear what people think about tools they actually use, not from those who just like stuff. Well done, informative and entertaining as always

The James Martin of Mechanics brilliant

Thanks, Matt, I enjoyed this one and have subscribed. I agree about the apprentice, the light is on but no one is at home!!!

Good job Matt. I sometimes work in my friend's specialist tool shop and getting some young Aussie fitters to lift the mono-branded scales from their eyes can be hard work !

I carry one of those jump packs in the back of my Range Rover. Keep it plugged so it’s always at the ready. NOT, I hasten to add, to start the Range Rover but saves using jump leads and much easier than humping a charged battery round to start tractors. Also agree on Bahco adjustables - streets ahead of the rest.

From one mechanic to another loved it and have now added a load more tool to my wish list, Cheers Matt keep them coming

Great video, please keep stuff like this in consideration for the future. It is interesting to get your realistic take on tools.

any info on tools or certain jobs is great if someone has a better idea on how to do it than me I'm all ears .so it's a yeah from me

Yes Mat more videos the merrier. Your brand of humour is quality too.

Definitely be lost without my milwaukee impact gun and rothenburg blow lamp both the tools that's got me out some tricky spots

For the map gas torch I bought one in the States 3 years ago and it is bloody fantastic ! I think it was around $40 or less ( just the torch, obviously getting a pressurised map gas canister(s) onto a trans-Atlantic plane is a no no lol I also have a Range Rover, a 4.2 Supercharged, and I've had it just a year now. I put a brand new battery of 110 Ah rating, I also put a brand new Mercedes Diesel battery as a back up under the floor below the secondary fuse/ relay block. Back in late September I started to get staring problems, and I have the RAC (Chinese I suppose) combined starter/ air pump/ light unit. And had to use that a good few times and the Rangie started up every time. I kept charging the main battery over about three weeks but it wouldn't hold a charge above 10.5v ( I disconnected both battery leads as I know rangies can be funny when being charged as so many things are still on when the ignition is off.I may have put it on charge the first time with the positive connected but I can't remember.so it spoke to the guy I got it from, and I've been dealing with him for more than 40 years including as a mobile spanner man back in the day. And he told me to bring it back. Low and behold one of the cells had gone down. I got a new battery replacement there and then. That's when the fun started! All the electrical systems went fucking haywire! I had to re set computer modules left and right. Within two days my air suspension went haywire and I've just received in the post a second hand guaranteed air sus module this morning. While I have it apart I've bought an aluminium air reservoir tank off eBay coz my steel one is extremely rusted and suspect and as they are rated to 22 bar( 330psi) I'm not going to risk it. I also go a brand new unwanted air compressor unit as well wish me luck Matt lol

Really good. Would be interesting to see how you tackle a land rover as well

Brilliant advice about the tools, I’m an Land Rover/ plant fitter and it’s always good to see and hear about handy tools, spot on 👍🏼

Love this! Remember the truck/tool box one and enjoyed that. Someone sharing knowledge and experience rather than trying to flog something plus entertaining. Tank stuff is interesting and entertaining/funny but the fast track, Land Rover and tool stuff is great. You know your stuff so please keep it coming. Quality

Originally found you on tiktok, love the content on there and here also, very entertaining and also informative. Can’t believe I’ve only just found your KZfaq

You just inspired me to go buy a vintage Bahco 10inch adjustable from ebay, cost me a tenner. Thanks Matt, keep em coming you fucking legend.

Here for the humor, with bonus of tool knowledge. Full LR rebuild sounds good - but you'll need a camera man, lighting, and editing. Plus a toolbox.

Another plus one for the tool video Matt. Variety is the spice of life as they say. :)

like Mat said .. most tool reviews are either by people trying to sell something , or people who spend hours in their garage polishing & arranging their tool chest .. i always value the opinion of somebody who actually uses ( & abuses ) tools

Great video Matt. So much knowledge and put across in a easy to understand but not condescending. Keep trying different ideas!! Nice one

Hi Matt brand new to your channel , after seeing you on TikTok, which I never watch ! Love the video as finally someone reviewing tools who uses them ! 😊

Thumb detector cracked me up ...F****ing Brilliant Matt 🤣

Thank you - enjoyed your down to earth review!!

Good to hear some real world application of the one key functionality.

Got the Rotherberge & tap set. I did look at the B&Q one that was £24.00! It wasnt bad! Good flame shape. They do a Butane one that's ace for silver soldering. Again good flame shape. £15.00

Superb no crap what works and why ,

Beta tools are excellent! When I first started in a workshop I had them because one of the "bend-over-lube-up" vans carried them, and they were a fraction of the price of snap on. In fact, by the time I was looking at a filled cabinet, they were not much more than a similar Sealey set.

I've watched your comments on tools in the past & appreciate them. As you say; most tool reviews are trying to sell them, or done by people who rarely use them & thus bloody worthless. As for tool costs: Buy once, cry once is a bloody good way to go for anything but the occasional use. Please do more of these as & when you feel you have something worthwhile to pass on.

Hey Matt, we use Milwaukee battery tools (impacts (3/4 & 1/2"), grinder, reciprocating saw and hoover), excellent bits of kit, just to add to what you say doesn't the app also lock the impact and you can use the 8 amp/hr battery which makes the impacts even stronger when trying to loosen seized fasteners, agree with you about Bahco adjustable spanners --- we've still got that Leyland roadtrain with the Rolls Royce/Perkins eagle motor by the way

More of these and more ag machines 👌🏼✌🏽

Great content Matt 😄. THANKS 👍

Thanks for this video. honest above all

Great video Matt love the straight talking

Excellent video! Happy new year pal!

Excellent video Matt, honest working man’s review of what you spend your hard earned on👏👏

Great video Matt I cant walk past a Barco adjustable either! The NOCO is amazing, I have the 4000 version, not found owt it won't start yet!

When you spend that $500 on Snap On they may give you a free hat though. So totally worth it.

Very interesting video Matt really good thank you !

Really liking your channel, as a new subscriber, tool videos are always good, especially when its stuff you use everyday so we can see how well they last you. Keep up the good work.

great video mat, thanks for posting

Cant beat the blue spanner

Great little video some one that uses tools and gives a honest review

Great video Matt I'd love to see a series of videos on you restoring your Land Rover.

Great vid Mat. More informative and a better advert than any of those "I'm a Ryobi tester and I'm only making this vid because my wife made me do it," ones at the moment. Got a set of King Dick adjustables (the youngest is about 30 years old!) in the bag. All mil-surp. One got liberated from being binned at a REME depot. ;)

van or an updated toolbox tour would be awesome. love tool videos. very theraputic

👍🏼 really enjoyed , look forward to another

Love the video Matt, seriously respect your opinions on tools and will probably go and buy some of them now! Love the tool vids (and the tanks and tractors too!)

Quite enjoyed this

Great video thank you Matt..

Great video. Will look forward to the full Land Rover build.

Just throw all you’ve got,love all your videos 😊

Great video like a few have said it's good to see people talk about tools that use them and not just expensive tools either .

Very good video please keep making videos thank you

Enjoyed this Matt, would be good to see the land rover restoration too. I’ll see thee!

Thanks Matt, I don't need anything like these but I now feel less guilty about the state of my workbench.

Yep great video Matt but you missed the number one tool 4ft ally scaff pole for tight things 😋

had my noco GB70 near 4 years now and its been brilliant. its moved car dealership pitches about when cars have been sat months no poblems at all. well worth the money

Brilliant video Mat, I follow you on tik tok , but you were born for youtube. So very interesting and informative, keep the channel going 👍

I would "Defo" be interested in the Wet Belt replacement. Even though I own a Pug. 😊😊

I'm the same with battery's mate, I got told to put the breakdown battery's on charge in the van when I was an apprentice. i did and one of the clips fell and hit the other terminal and i blew the battery up. i was ok, i was just about out the van when it went but i cant put them on charge now without being full arms lenth away from it lmao

1 thing if you rig up a 12 - 240v for a compressor and maybe a 2nd battery to go with it so van doesn't end up flat as a pancake itself , you might be able to run a little welder in all off it , just that you have enough juice to burn 1 or 2 rods youd be ok

Great tool video

Honestly I'll watch anything matt does

Bloody brilliant video, love your hones straightford approach to everything

thanks for then info.

A pointing iron wouldn't go amiss!

Brilliant video!!!

Like the video, do more please.

Rothenberger-yellow is hotter for brazing, blue is less hot for copper soldering.

Nice job Matt ! Already eyeballing that tap an die set . Absolutely Tanks and Tools are great videos to watch!

US-Pro do some good stuff , I have some ½" 12point impact sockets and they're great too. Bahco or Crescent for adjustables. Car boots are great for the likes of KingDick tools and the likes. I've always meant to buy a Rothenberger torch . Landy rebuild will be good , I have my own 90 to do this year.

Great Choices Matt BACHO is part of Snap-on the M12 90° Rotary tool is dogs bollocks especially with roll-loc pad polly disk,flap wheel! Tungsten burrs etc….keep up the good work Mate 👍

Love all your videos Matt! Especially this one, very enjoyable to sit back and have you waffle on. One thing I would say, that would vastly improve your videos is to improve on audio with a lav mic. Either a Rode SmartLav+ (the plus is important), or something else similar, as often when you’re clambering over vehicles it can be difficult to hear you properly.

Got to agree on the bahco adjustable spanners, I'm a maintenance man in a factory, mostly work on welding robots and there is always very little space to put anything down without it deciding to bugger off to Timbuktu a bahco adjustable does get you out of the crap giving you a range of spanner sizes you can just stick in a pocket, no other brand makes adjustables as good as bahco ones, accept no substitute! Their pump pliers/pipe grips, whatever you want to call them are also excellent, always carry a pair of them around with me!

Good video 👍 you should do some videos of the day to day jobs that would be interesting

Beta circling pliers now £60 on Amazon. Just bought a set. Thanks for the video Matt!

Hi Matt..... I enjoy your videos always interesting so thank you for posting. Ive been using Xi-on sockets for a while now, they are 6 point and grip very tightly on damaged, corroded, or rounded off nuts and bolts, due to their inner profile. I have Xi-on sockets in 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" drive both shallow and deep and they have never been a problem, including using a 24" breaker bar with a scaffold pole!

If you put a dewalt flexvolt battery on the grinder it makes it unstoppable, more power more run time. However adds a little more weight and makes it a little bulkier on the battery end

Like that video on the tools matt

Great video Straight to the point no bullshit easy to understand you need to do more of these videos the door

Toolstation are good for roughneck tools

Love this. Looking to add an impact wrench and replace gas torch. All advice happily studied and usually ignored. 🤣

nice one matt

Great honest video, your like me there’s tools of mine that get a fkn harder than Katie price

Adjustable spaniels. I don’t know what they’re like but I saw an an ad, quite recently and these adjustables you wind them down hard on the nut or bolt, then you can lock them in place, so they don’t wobble about.

Good informative review, welcome more.

On 12V air compressors, the ARB twin pump compressor is really good.

my fav hammer is the same vain, but a shorter handle a 4lb or 6lb "club" hammer. my go-to.

tool tracker? wonder if you can get it for the 10mm socket?

Liken your work. Keep it up.

Channellock make good circlip plier, switch between internal and external plus interchangeable ends. Nice small pair for a mobile tool box set up.

And finally , if you are indeed struggling with the rangie, I do loads of engine builds on them from oil pump / snapped crank / snapped belts/ twisted cam lobes etc if you want to post a video about your troubles, if i cant help may folk here likely can. Its all mechanical and all interesting. also wet belt transit, theres a chain retrofit kit on ebay. done a few. head will be junk, pistons will be chewed up but if you deburr them theyll be fine.

Always interesting to watch your content what ever it is mate. Wouldn’t seeing what other work you get up to. trucks, tanks, tractors, tools, land rovers 👍🏻

You cannot go wrong with tool vids.

Totally agree with your evaluation, Bahco, Rothenberg blow lamp the rest were great recommend items. Enjoyed it,

Good video. Thank you.