Succhhaa good idea tho🤌🏽

That is an awesome idea!

You are quite possibly the smartest man on earth

Big brain

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@@hisesihakura673 shut up

I agree that would be the perfect present to watch kids unbox but all they want is electrical gadgets and games machines at stupid prices.

I’m a lil sad it wasnt

Yea funny story me and my cousin opened a speed shop in 2009 with only my Craftsman tool set and he bought all snap on and matco and I still have had less broken tools and had mine 10 years longer than him still lifetime warranty if something does happen so best investment I ever made and still his worst he says haha wishes he saved 20-25k and stayed away from paying for a name the impacts piss him off Alot too our Milwaukee stuff is way better than our snap on impacts but to each his own whatever .makes you happy or you think is necessary is all that matters

@@freedomfox8183 i never knew husky to be a super reliable brand but ive got a 14 year old husky impact, the torque is a little low but its still going strong

Aviation is snap because of all the tight tolerances needed, other brands are simply way too thick to fit in tight places

@@paymya6130 oh so that’s why they feel they can charge $400 for a basic dead blow

@@hisesihakura673 peace on earth or leave it

I think his tool is probably the biggest tool he owns

Ooooohhhh shittttt🤣

Did that come across as "lovingly hum ok not that much ahh likingly" sarcastic as intended or WOW that guy is an asshole thereby legitimzing my "15 years revoked certified preF^@ked (marriage cert)" ex wifes rants??

gotta warranty test those draws. nah jks aside those mfs are built to last

I was saying that!!! 😭😂

Pretty sure you are apart of something like this.

yeap. I honesltly think Tend tools are good quality tools, but even if they weren't... This price gap just can't be justified

@@LuanCristianThums they are quite good, use alot on my everyday work, its quality

The whole teng set is 9k + tax and shipping and the snap on master set with box is 12-14k or 8k with student discount plus lifetime warranty and much better quality so pick ur poison

@@naiire_ hold on did you say snap on is better quality?

Also makes a excellent hammer.

@@venge1894 I can vouch for that

The biggest handheld torque wrench I have ever seen was 1100ftlbs. Was used at a shipyard. We called it Excalibur. It was over 4 feet long before putting the extension on it. Beyond that, we used hydraulic torque rigs.

@@pipisugbo Excalibur lmao

@@TommyG_0311 I wish I knew how old it was. We had some snap on torque wrenches from the 1940s. The shipyard has been around since the early 1900s, and we still had a handful of old tools dating all the way back. Most were kept only for display, but some were still in regular use. If I had to guess, I'd say Excalibur was likely a 40s or 50s era tool based on the design. We also had sockets up to 6" that ran on a 2.5" drive air impact, Allen wrenches up to 2"...tons of cool stuff.

@@pipisugbo I'm an old tool geek that sounds really cool!

I use a 1000 ftlbs torque wrench on 789 cat truck front suspension head bolts

untill you look up the price. 13k for that piece of kit. Not saying it's not worth it because it's extremely good quality.

@@jeffreynigg6122 the kits 10k but regardless its quite normal considering the size of it and the amount of tools, granted if i grabed tools from manufacturers i know id get the best tools from id spend 10x that amount for the same amount of tools, so still, also i can't buy it regardless due to being outside the us, but i can 3d print so i can do the same thing that way

You mean the swedish nut lathe?

I mean we arent wrong i broke a snap on wrench via taking off a carburetor on a go kart lol

That drawer is there to collect dust.

i have a drawer where my imperials are never touched. never needed to use them on any car.

I had to break out thr 5/8 recently because I needed 2 16mm when doing suspension work.

It’s funny that most of the hardware on my family’s cars are all metric even though they are all Ford with the exception of my Ram

My wife has a Chrysler and I have two old German cars. I occasionally need a 1/2 or 3/8 for lag bolts or something around the house.

made in taiwan lol

Taiwan is NOT CHINA though and is a free country,, unlike china, so would buy stuff from Taiwan any day over China.

@@squirtdaddy3428 i get that, i still dont think the quality is any better, however morally its better

@@domesticterroristAtari Taiwan makes excellent quality products, most of the world’s computer chips are made there. They also make world class musical instruments. Occasionally you will find poor quality or cheaply made stuff from Taiwan but they don’t really do that, why make cheap trash when you can make quality and get top dollar for it? China is the opposite, they can’t get top dollar so they make trash and occasionally you get a manufacturer who wants to make quality products. Don’t confuse Taiwanese made with Chinese made, they are not comparable.