thank you! im ocd so i have to have order or i cant function well, and i have engines tore apart all the time so i want it as clean as possible. Taking them apart is one thing but when i put them back together, i dont want dirt everywhere. I dont open the big doors or run the fan either, only air movement is what the a/c moves.

thank you for the compliment!!!

thank you! apparently there are 15 people that will disagree with you LoL!

thank you! but, no need to be jealous, it's just tools.

the 1911?

Kris Morse Absolutly!

HOTRODRICO thank you!!!

congrats and thank you! what did you get?

I walked in my first job with two small hand held toolboxes to work on tractors, that was 1988, now I have my own shop where I rebuild engines on a daily basis plus anything else that comes along

thank you for liking them!!!

thank you. it can be addictive!

+Kris Morse there is a tool box tour video on my channel if you are interested in checking it out. again awesome tool collection

thank you!

bigbigjohnlee666 thank you!!

Thank you! It goes where I go!!

Thank you

thank you

thank you! i do my best to fix everything that comes along.

YamahaRacer46f LoL. thank you!!

Kris Morse no problem. My box looks the same but with gear wrench and craftsman and Klein screwdrivers. Don't know how well you like your socket trays but I found these tonight and going to order some. Made in USA out of billet aluminum. Check them out. Their website is www.westlingmachine.com/ToolHolders.html

YamahaRacer46f i really like the plastic hansen organizers. you can get the complete set 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 sae & metric on ebay for around $40. i like how they have the size at the top of each post, shallow and deep for quick easy selection

Kris Morse yea they do work great. Mine just bend and break a lot so I done some searching and found those and they can also engrave the sizes for you as well. I got the clip style tray right now but they are beginning to be a pain to get out especially if I don't use a certain one a lot I'll have to pull it with some needle nose pliers. Lol.

thank you! i really like that 1911. i will leave home without my wallet before i leave that 1911 behind, especially the way things are going these days

Uncle Bart thank you!

+Kris Morse exactly

Nice setup, i used to be a Auto Body Technician and licensed Mechanic, i was for about a decade, i was a top shelf guy for years,, got out of the business, nothing but exploitation and greedy business owners always hiring illegal immigrants driving down wages,, Always wanted to get my tool setup going but never seen the point in investing 20,000-50,000 dollars worth of tools when i was only making 500 hundred bucks a week lol After gas and eating during the week i would make like 350$$ a week, i was better off working at Wal-Mart, at least they had benefits, lol The trade is basically dead, unless you own your own shop,, Anyway's nice setup have a good one,

Digital Bullet thank you! i do own my shop, i have part time help, im the only full time employee. i basically build, rebuild engines and cylinder heads, rebuild connecting rods and though i never thought i would be grinding cranks, its looking like next year that will happen. i do help friends and neighbors, im technically not open to the public anymore, i build all of this for one company. i also make hyd hoses and sell grease n oil. i dont have a huge clientel, but im so busy with engine stuff i dont worry about it.

LoL! I've never counted them but there are a few

Vijayant Govender thank you!!!

thank you

thank you. it's a Taurus 1911, 5" barrel, 9 shot

+Kris Morse I guess you use that tool when all the others have failed, huh?...LOL! I just picked up a FN Herstal Scar 17S chambered in .308 Win in the FDE finish. OOPS...sorry...this is a tool video and I got off subject...LOL. Seriously...that is one amazing set up. I didn't know that many tools existed in the WORLD. The boxes are beautiful. Are you the only one that works out of the boxes or do you have a crew of guys?

+Hugh Jayness I mainly work alone, but from time to time I have friends help out when I get behind. EVERYONE that knows me know my shop rules so there are no issues. the biggest rule, NO SMOKING, then they go as follows rule #1, no muddy/dirty shoes in the shop, rule #2, don't slam tool box drawers, rule #3, no muddy/dirty shoes in shop, rule #4, never EVER put a tool back without wiping dirt oil grease finger prints off first, rule #5, no muddy/dirty shoes in shop and last if something is spilled grab the break cleaner and rags and clean immediately!!

+Kris Morse I did notice how you gingerly closed the drawers. Where did you acquire your machining skills?

+Hugh Jayness self taught. I bought a big metal lathe, Bridgeport mill, cyl head resurfacer, Sunnen hone for doing connecting rods, and learned each, one at a time.

thank you! people ask all the time how much is there and I have never added it up

Jim Farmall thank you!! your welcome to stop by anytime!!!

thank you!

I bought my first snapon tool in 1988, I've had a tool bill for most of the time since. thank you for viewing

You are most welcome

outsidescrewball thank you!!!

#1911

Kris Morse

thank you!

i have more, i go up to 3", not everything is in the video

LOL! thank you

dustin long only thing ive added up are the top 3 big drawers, (1/4" - 1/2" ratchets n sockets) it was about 40K, but that was over a year ago and i add to it all the time. people ask all the time how much sits there, i just say its north of 200K

well...to put it on a roll off you will probably have to remove a locker, fold up a heavy blanket put a strap around it and winch it on as for the other situation....it should never be your responsibility to supply coworkers with "your" tools. there's no way I would tolerate it, I only have one other person that helps, he knows I'm ocd and respects my shop rules. I don't know the value of my tool collection but I know its alot and I sure would hate to lose any if it and it sounds like in your situation it could happen very easy.

thank you

thank you! when do you retire?

Two years and ten months, but who's counting.

I just watched it again. Beautiful tool collection. I have been known to purchase a tool thinking I may need it in the future. Can never go wrong on tools, they're an investment. Building my Snap On tools now. Looking at Cornwell, Mac and Matco too. Is Snap on your favorite brand?

Looks like only Snap On. Great stuff!

+Justin Adams yes snapon is my favorite, he's here every monday

thank you

not true, you can work on many cars without draging tools around alot easier

I agree. I love tools and I'm a mechanic and tool hoarder as well... But this video there's so many doubles and triples of things. I get it, sometimes you do need 2 of the same size wrench for certain cases ...but Buying the whole kit for the 1 piece you don't have is overkill. I'd just buy what I'm missing from Ebay rather than buying a whole freakin kit.. That's how these companies get you.

Eddie Da Silva thank you. i do my best to keep everything as clean as possible

nice gun in the 1st drawer? i can tell you dont dail 911!

Eddie Da Silva no sir!!! any problems around here will be handled "in house" LoL!!

Eddie Da Silva that's right. He dials 1911 instead. 😜

LOL. I'm doing my best to see they don't!!

+Kris Morse :)

Harbor Freight will started putting a dent though.

yes he does, but theres atleast 6 people that must not like it, based on the thumbs down! lol

Uncle Bart they were my first set, bought them in the late 80's

That is sweet man I love the old hard handle snap on stuff. just recently bought a screwdriver set in pearl white hard handle they released a limited number from what ive been told. killer tool box you got man!

Uncle Bart thank you!!

Mattias Larsson Snapon owns Bacho, it along with Williams and CDI Torque is part of "Snapon Industrial Brands"

i think im covered!!! lol. im not buying anymore......of those anyway !!!😁

thank you. yes, 2 boys and now grandkids are beginning so they can all fight over it when I'm gone

Sounds like you better hit the Snap On truck so there will be enough to go around !!!

+James Walls every Monday!

CanadianCharlie64 LoL thank you for the compliment but im no hero, its just tools

thank you!

thank you !! and your welcome !!

well...I'm am ODC about most things, especially my shop and tools. things have to be neat, clean and tidy. I treat every engine overhaul as if it were open heart surgery. my shop is VERY clean. the company I build for are extremely happy with my work. as far as the tools, snapon is absolutely an obsession with me. I wouldn't consider any other when it comes to metal tools. ( ratchets, sockets, wrenches etc.) I don't care what anyone says, snapon is the best. some people drink, some do drugs ........I buy tools, tools are my drug.

+Kris Morse Very well said , I wouldn't question the quality or passion in you work at all , it shows by the way you keep your tools and shop . As for snap on " HAND " tools being the best I can't agree more . Their ability to innovate is second to none . I just noticed that a lot of the tools in your box are very new and not often used . That's what made me think of tool collection.

+myboy051 you know how it is. you buy a set for a few. I basically use 7/16, 1/2, 3/4, 13/16

harout najarian thank you!

took a little planning but now I have every drawer organized and memorized so when the help needs a tool I just call out 1st, 2nd, or 3rd box, which bank then the drawer they need

LoL. if I could win that powerball I would add more to it faster than I am

Taurus

Ross Charlie i thank you for liking my setup and for the kind words. im will have to look him up, i too love looking at tools, never gets old! im not in competition with anyone, i buy what i like. there are guys on here that dont agree with what i have, thats fine but i dont understand why they care, they are not paying for it, the kids are married and on their own, i dont have any hobbys, i dont travel, i dont do drugs or drink, i mind my own business and buy tools!!

That soundS fair enough Kris No one to please but yourself ,other folks don't like its their problem . I admire what you've achieved . You/we are lucky in so much as our work entails our hobby (it did in my case) As you have rightly said its your hard earned money that buys you the tools to make the money in the 1st place. I'm asked to lend tools out which I used to do, till I caught a neighbour beating on a 1'4 drive ratchet .The guy couldn't work out why I was upset ,he was hitting it with a club hammer to undo a battery terminal . I've been collecting since I was 16 survived to major tool thefts and the club hammer was the last straw but what really P.O'D me was "but there only steel" To him yes but not to me I'd sooner do the job for them if I can 1 guy came to show me a socket set he'd just bought. He was smiling ear to ear about it . I didn't have the hart to say to him when he told me he'd be catching up to me soon that what he paid for his 53 piece set I might just get away with buying a 10,11 mm wrench for . To make sure he's not laughed at by the 3 other guys down the street who really love themselves I gave him last years Snap On catalogue that I'd scribbled some prices on ,because these guys would think nothing of making fun of him Where I incourage him They would be the equivalent of the school yard bullies All ways bragging what this or that cost. Take care Kris speak soon I hope Daz

I will work on one

Jim Farmall ive never added up all of it. i did once last winter add up what it would cost to replace the boxes and top row of drawers (1/4"-1/2" ratchets, sockets) and it was about $78,000.00 and ive been adding to it so i would guess all together theres 200K+

Thank you!!

Black Smoke you can work in it anytime you want!! thank you for liking it!

my tools look good because i clean them before they go back in the box, i dont even want finger prints on them, im OCD so things have to be very clean. im not a dealer. ive been buying snapon tools since 1988. i have my own shop and i do machining (lathe, mill, etc.) and i work on farm equipment, semis, construction equipment, rebuild engines, cylinder heads, hydraulic cylinders and pumps.

Theres always a few that never get used.

thank you!

I work on farm equipment, tractors, rebuild engines for a local engine company, and machine work (lathe, mill, etc.)

Elios Electric thank you

James Hall i agree 100%!!!

Tavo24vv thank you!!

thank you

want to buy it??

+Kris Morse I'm afraid it's a little out of my price range. I would be happy to own just one snap on wrench lol

+Kris Morse I am seriously thinking we are seeing 1/4 million in tools/equip. Am I CLOSE and am I over or under?? Thanks.

+Elricck I really don't know, I've never added it up

+Elricck about right maybe under even.

Through The Eyes Of An Aspie theres a few to pick from lol