Thank you for these videos, I'm learning a lot. I'm tired of being unable to repair my own vehicles & I have the worst luck with them so I'm ready to learn all I can to teach myself how to do so.

Great Video buddy. Youve hit on alot of great needs for the beginner technician.

A good thing to do with a torque wrench is at the end of every day just set it all the way back down to 0.

Awesome bro. You are inspiring changing your career at age 34. 👏

This man spoke something useful.

I am studying for my asvab to join the marines one of my struggles is auto shop infomation that i have to learn this video was really good and i learned alot thank you

One of the best starter tools videos I’ve seen on you tube very accurate . Lube tech asked me the other day what tools I think he needed to buy and being a smart ass without knowing it I said what do you borrow or think u need or will make you more productive

I really want to learn more about cars, thank you man!

I love that snap-on 1/2" air impact, I have the same exact impact. I work on medium/heavy duty diesel and it will zip lug nuts off semi trucks all day long and they torque 450-500 ft lbs. Its powerful enough I dont have the drag out the big air hose and a 3/4'" or 1" impact, saves me so much times

Cool! Thanks for posting

Pen and notebook is also good for writing down further maintenance needed or up sales that the customer isn’t aware of while servicing their vehicle.

Great job man!

Great video. Keep them coming. You’re helping people so feel rewarded and keep them coming :-)

Tekton 3/8 & 1/4 socket set + Bauer 1/4 impact driver=most of what you're gonna need for engine bay inspection for a curiosity check. Carlyle tools from Napa are good above HF quality. If you can bump up to tool truck Cornwell Blue Power tools are also a good step up to it. Capri is also reasonably a good consideration. Most tire tech guys are gonna need a plastic dead blow hammer-good way of not scuffing rims. For electric impact wrenches that aren't Milwaukee and DeWalt. I recommend Kobalt 24 volt brushless. The current discontinued model is on sale for $199.99 at Lowe's. Keep the original receipt because the tool has a manufacturer's 5yr warranty with a 3yr warranty on the charger and battery. You would need to contact Kobalt first with the receipt get a Return Authorization (RA) for the warranty to be honored. If you don't want that and something with more umph in power without breaking the bank. Kobalt just released the 24v XTR. It's just a Blue Milwaukee for half the price of an actual Milwaukee itself.

very informative

Good advice

You are doing an outstanding job on these videos bro!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Awesome video.. Some shops & dealerships also want you doing tire rotations, checking tire pressure as well as antifreeze testers.. If your going to work for a dealership.. The dealerships I've worked for are pretty much greedy & don't allow you to help mechanics work on cars.. So your pretty much screwed to being stuck doing oil changes.. Private second hand smaller shops ((non car dealerships)) actually allow you to venture out & learn new things unlike big car dealerships which is very uniformed.... The best wayto go starting out in my opinion as every one has there own opinions isif your truly passionate & want to learn about cars is to goto smaller mechanic shops... You can learn hands on much more faster.. Put in a few years turning a wrench & learning.. Once your confident enough then take on a bigger dealership to get the job you desire to have!

The impact sockets,don't have to buy the tool truck brands.Two brands to look at to buy for impact sockets are Grey Pnuematic and sunex which hold up with a lifetime warranty.

So my harbor freight impact sockets from 1.5 years ago are completely different from the ones they now sell which are similar to gearwrench and matco with that optitorque edges.

Your videos are great. To the point and intelligible for the average beginner!

This guy seems down to earth honest.

Great video thanks brother. I think you are doing a great job. Pretty much hit this one right. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again brother

Thank you for the video very helpful i appreciate alot of them tool im going to get this weekend

Can't you get a 1/2 inch drive battery powered impact instead of air.

Nice video brother and great tips

Great run down Ron. I'm calling snap on abuse throwing that bag😲 poor bag, what did it do to you. Lol congrats on the almost 500 subs, halfway to the milestone 👍

Thanks buddy

Tanks mate 👍 ;-)

I see you have red handled screwdrivers and a purple handled ratchet... How do I know what color handle belongs on my ratchets, pliers, and screwdrivers? Does the hi viz work better then the instinct red?

I’m really surprised you recommended picking up an air tool lol

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hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!

Great put please don’t use a lump hammer on wheels urs a rubber on blue point to on that u screw caps on🙃

Thanks for your advice, but with the tools you mentioned and a box what would be the average price for everything???

Im a complete noob, im starting a kit for repairing the familys cars, we have 2 siennas and a taurus. Any modifications to this list with those specifications? I have nothing so its a blank slate here 🤣. Really want an impact wrench, but not to pay 300$ for it either. Any advice or a list if your bored would be hugely beneficial regarding the home mechanic. Subbed, good video

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Where is the best place to start lube trch?

Man i wish i could get away with just using those tools as a lube tech I probably have $2000 just in lube and oil tools

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