Honestly in love with this set up, it’s so organized and efficient. Very impressive 👏

This is the most efficient cart I have seen on KZfaq. You obviously weren’t afraid to tweak it to perfection over time. I’m taking notes and cleaning mine out this weekend

This is enough motivation for me to finally get the top of my cart organized, possibly redo the whole thing

This is one of the best, well thought-out set-ups....and an awesome video! Thank you!

Great video bro, I like how you not only showed us what you have buy you also told us what application you use them for on Hondas.

Well organized 👌 appreciate your time to show your cart!

Those Snap-On double box ends are one of the best tool purchases I've ever made. I still use them all the time even though I'm just a diy guy now.

It’s nice to only need 4 or 5 sizes. I was at a shop that did mostly hondas and kept trying to set my cart up that way. Every time I’d immediately get some random chrysler or something that I had to do in an open bay across the shop. Then I’d spend more time going back for tools than actually fixing the car

Awesome layout, screams efficiency.

I really like your setup. I like how you're able to keep it simple, keeping only what you use in the cart. I'm honestly a bit jealous. I worked at a Ford dealership very briefly, but otherwise I had to work on whatever rolled or was towed into the shop.

Nice setup! I use a tool cart for the tools I use everyday at work. The bigger box holds all the other stuff. 👍

That's a great organization. Great job.

Awesome setup i really enjoyed your video! 💪😎

One of the best tours.. Best use of space no fluff.

Really nice setup. Great stuff . 👏

Nice set up I must admit keep it going man! Well thought organization

Very cool set up .I feel for you brother I all so work on three ramps all over the work shop cars and trucks got a similar set up I put side cabinet's on my cart .keep safe buddy 🇬🇧

Fantastic setup , think I’ll build one thank you sir 👍👍👍

such an awesome set up. Definitely taking some notes, im new to the trade.

Awesome setup. A lot of tools in and on that cart 👍👍👍

That's how a cart should be set up, Great set up very efficient way of working

Good going dude ! 🙌🏼

Now that’s how you set up a roll cart. Everything you need most is there in the top. Like seeing that KTC clip tool in other toolboxes too.

Nice and neat! Excellent organisation

Sick setup!!

Nice simple and efficient tool set up.

Set up is too fire bro!

Wow well organized very nice setup.

Tech T-Bone.. New subscriber here.. Nice set up bro. That's a cool looking tool cart. Thanks for sharing it..

Starting as a tier2 tech at a dealer in two weeks. Your my study material 😁😅

Nice setup 🤘

That draincock socket for radiator drain plugs is hella smart 👌

The only problem with having a stacked cart with no wasted space is once its full it hardly moves. You definitely don't want to roll it around all day. I have a blue point 3 drawer with a top lid and the wheels feel like they're gonna snap going over a zip tie. I'm thinking of welding some cross braces or some adjustable cables like a steel structure. I can't afford a new box suitable for like 5k in tools, haven't found a solution yet.

SWEET CART👍👍👍

Great setup

This helps cause i drive honda civic. Now i know what tools i need and dont need

Very nice!

Using the lid is the way to go. I also have VIM rails but you’ll get more bang for the buck using Amazon rare earth magnets. Thanks for the tour!

very nice bro, great video

Lovely set up. Can you do your man box in landscape.

I stole your Honda coolant container idea loved that idea rather then buying organizer trays

That wrench extender is key for tie rod jam nuts.

I have my cart layout with complete sets. Your layout is more efficient and allows you to have a wider variety in your cart. It gives me Something for me to think on.

You were talking about the Jesus pliers from harbor freight have you checked out the tekton complete line on the pliers i bought a i believe 9 1/2 inch long handles i had like $23 in rewards for the website and i got the pliers and honestly and this is coming from a big fan of channel lock pliers I've owned several different sets of them that pair of tekton pliers is impressive they are built really well and made in the USA, and as far as your craftsman USA made pry bar set,hyper tough and Menards master force and the Mayhew i believe that is the dominator series are all the same pry bar set all are made by Mayhew.

How do you like those KTC clip pliers? I'm guessing by the locations you use the 80 degrees more than the 35's. Working on Hondas, do you think you could get away with just the 80 degree set for most things? Thanks and loved the tour!

Hondas are great to work on very limited tools needed, hardly ever needed to go to my main toolbox, 99% of the work could b e done from the cart. Best car company if you r on flat rate, Ave over 10 hrs per day nice box and understand the set points on torque wrenches, be efficient

What brand are the Mag strips on the inside lid? - Thanks

Love the tools and layout. The voice bored me to sleep though.

VIM Magrails and Tool Grid! Holy Crap!

I think all you to add is a serpentine belt tool to help with services. Awesome set up tho.

Nice setup, its that a 14mm spark plug socket modified? Thanks

Nice setup 👍 can you do a video on your tool chest

Where did you get the organization grid ??

Honda tech let’s go i my self is a Honda tech

What organizer are you using in the top there? Looks like a pegboard where you can add magnetic guides?

Really, a brake bleeder wrench for valve adjustments? I promise you you'd love the tool were it's built in one with the screw driver. Nice set up tho.

For the 3/8 flex ratchet have you used the locking flex head version from Snap on? Not sure which one to get. Thanks.

Hey Tech T-Bone new subscriber!; I have a question I’m currently going to start as a Lube Tech and was curious cause my boss said I’ll need a air gun (impact) but didn’t specify what size? Does he mean like a 1/2 if so can I just get a cordless or should I go with the air

Where did u get the red magnet rail for ur wrenches on the top?

Do you close and lock the box every day? I see a lot of tools hanging on the side.

What are the magnetic strips called that you hang stuff on and where can I get them?

Where did u get the magnets that are mounted to the lid? Tool truck or online?

How often do you get your torque wrenches calibrated?

Did you buy your grid set up or make it?

How are the magnets attached on the lid?

Do you have link for the magnetic strip on the box lid

What did you use to organize the top is there a link

Sup with those magnets in lid. Brand?

whered you get the mag rails

Goals

To me, it doesn't seem that you would need a larger tool box given your optimization of this roll cart. I'm not sure what else I would need to successfully flag except what is in this tool box. Do you think I would need more tools than this to successfully flag? Maybe a separate smaller toolbox to keep my power tools in?

I'm totally beings a Karen here, but it just for fun. Calling you milwaukee pliers vice grips is like calling your chevy a Ford lol

What of tool grid do you have

Not everything snap on is necessary but those ratchets sure are.

David Guetta has a very similar toolbox set up.

'Nayko'* 😉

Who else is like where the heck is the 13mm and 15mm?

please don’t tell me you torque your filters. filters go on hand tight, this just makes it harder for the next guy. honda needs to discontinue that tool from the program

No line wrenches

Nice set up. Too bad you have to buy your own tools so you can make the servive writers, who come to work with a 2.00 pen, and the service manager, and the dealer principal pay check and then get your pay which is about 25% of the door rate. Techs like yourself are worth 75.00 and hour all day long. Dont let the service writers give your work up too cheap.