$400,000 Snap On Tool Collection! Full Box Tour!!

[@acidynamix]

Call DAVE!!!! Hope you guys enjoyed!!

[@kwmiked]

Taki is my guy

[@acidynamix]

@@kwmiked he’s a good dude!

[@Kaffeetanne]

Everyone here just talking about his toolbox, but what's even more important is where this man found a wife which accepts this pure madness! 😄

[@terrytate6006]

And she's hot

[@Sdukes001]

Homeboy got no ring so who says he’s married?

[@reecebaute9558]

@@Sdukes001never wear a ring working on cars lol, prolly has it at home

[@trentulloa]

@@Sdukes001before 9 minutes he says he has a wife

[@Sdukes001]

@@trentulloa obviously I didn’t watch past the 2 minute mark

[@artyart31]

Been a tech for 15 yrs now and I have close to 120k in tools. I don't borrow tools and if I do ill buy it next time the tool rape van comes around.

[@minibiker199ify]

Well let’s see the house tour now

[@justinbowen6322]

What house he lives in his box

[@papasmrff2291]

@@justinbowen6322 if he has the money for tools he has the money for a house, with his age he’s been collecting for a long time he didn’t blow his shit all at once. You can tell when someone is a baller on a budget but this guy is not, he makes good money and loves his job

[@dicktracy6597]

Snap on mobile homes😂

[@outofthi5world567]

Small caravan parked outside his shop. It leaks and you can't lie down properly but it's liveable.

[@pedaltheglobe419]

Rents for sure and will for life. Cant get approved for a home loan because the Snap On credit card is killing his DTI ratio. May be a great engine builder, but financially stupid.

[@ThePrankDudes]

This was eye opening. I never want to spend that much on just tools.

[@gaiustacitus4242]

$400,000 wasted on tools and boxes that will only bring $20,000 to $40,000 at auction.

[@pedaltheglobe419]

I estimate this to be around $150k. $400k is a big stretch unless he is adding in the interest.

[@nathankisner8332]

What he say, been working 15 years? 400,000÷15=$26,600 per year. $2222 per month? $555 per week?

[@pedaltheglobe419]

@@nathankisner8332 You aren't even factoring in the interest.

[@Cantsaydog]

And I guarantee you it’s 300,000 over priced I have snap on tools and they are ridiculous priced and they’re no better than friggin harbor freight

[@garylatture8948]

First time I have ever seen someone have a picture of themselves in their tool box

[@acidynamix]

hahahaha

[@ZOMPTONSTOMPER]

Thought the same thing

[@deanl2427]

So glad I am a RECOVERING Snap-On addict! Their prices now just cannot be justified, with all of the new quality import brandsavailable. Nice collection!

[@TheOfficialKevvG]

I agree

[@kevkamo6289]

I'm still a full fledged junkie 💉 pray for me

[@sleezymechanic]

​@kevkamo6289 same and I wanna be a merc master mechanic. Wish me luck.

[@kevkamo6289]

@@sleezymechanic Nice yea I've done the whole dealership thing and they never seem to pay what you're worth. I'm self employed now and compete with my old bosses lol best of luck man

[@_Otaku-kt8be]

They could never be justified I worked as a mechanic for years only used affordable tools and got the job done its not about the price of the tool it's if you know what you're doing and are competent enough to get the job done right.

[@RPTR851]

My dad was a diesel mechanic his whole life and he has a collection similar to this. He pretty much gave his paycheck to the Snap On / Mac / Matco guys and we barely had enough money for food, clothes, and we even got to skip a Christmas because he had to make his payments. Our vehicles always had something wrong with them because didn't have time to fix them being he had to work overtime to make his payments. His plan was to sell the tools off and use that money to live on. Now he is 75 yrs old and can barely walk from being on cement , beginning stages of vascular parkinsonism/dementia and I get to deal with his fine investment because he didn't want to sell anything. Seriously considering cutting those tools up with a torch for satisfaction!

[@bryangoggins2055]

Sorry to hear that brother, I hope you’re able to provide better for your family ✌️

[@pedaltheglobe419]

Don't be bitter at him, brother. His intentions were good. He wanted to pass something onto you that you could either use or sell to get what you desired in life. You ate and had a roof over your head even if it wasn't optimal. My father was never there and when I tried having a relationship with him when older he tried to sabotage everything good in my life out of envy.

[@Torontodude20000]

Sorry to hear that.

[@722racing3]

Maybe cherish them as the valuable tools they are.

[@RPTR851]

It is selfish of myself to think that way, but hearing " I just give him $150 a week" and the tools keep coming in along with the debt that is behind it just is a stuck record playing in my head from growing up. Maybe this guy is pulling a $100K plus for an income and can balance the tool debt and provide a good family relationship. As long as the tools increase your pay and you make more money to invest for retirement it is all good. Anyone thinking these tools are an investment financially belong with the crowd the invests in pull tabs and lottery tickets. Being my dad wasn't home much, I used the tools at home to try and fix my bike and things and to this day I still hear about that 7/16" wrench that I didn't put back in the correct drawer and supposedly was lost. I started working for farmers in the area when I was 11 so I had money to buy my own school clothes and pay for the athletic fees, field trips, and other things if I wanted to do. Taught myself hard lessons that paid off but to this day there is not much of a soft spot in my heart for my parents being I am in the process of juggling their small assests to get them into a care center on MA.

[@BaselineCarChannel]

It's crazy how addicted and manipulated people can be for these tools, like you can have half of this stuff in milwaukee or other great brands that will do as good or better for probably half a price, buy what's practical not the name

[@bstceltics4]

Giving the tour and saying the tool is snap-on every 3 seconds was rather annoying, when i started in 2009 I wanted a lot of snap on but after paying 1200$ a month for 5 years in tool bills (snapon matco cornwell) i decided i will never let myself get that bad again if im paying more than 100$ a week combined i get mad at myself lol

[@LeanardWashington]

I was really disappointed when I realized this wasn’t satire. Shame cause he seems like a cool guy. If he’s really got $400k tied up here I actually feel really bad for him. This is sad

[@ernestroark2774]

Do you think Snap On made him there number one customer 🤔 now i want to see him too take out a Phillips screw without stripping out the head of screw 😂

[@lucky78862]

If it's not snap on I don't want it... blue point is just snap on little brother. Lol consistency

[@acidynamix]

He did good!

[@jtplumbing6592]

Need the house tour for sure

[@susanhenderson2322]

Was an automotive tech for 40 years, senior, master and double Master for various automotive brands, this gentleman's collection is totally ridiculous and unnecessary, it's nice but lots of it still unused , the only person thinking he's a hero is his snap on rep.

[@harbosonius]

Definitely not hard to rack up 400k in Snap On gear when a 10 pc socket set costs 375 bucks. 😂😂 That being said that's a swanky setup, bro.

[@fishingmontana1564]

Funny how even he thinks his snap on atuff is ridiculous haha i have a snap op box and tools but i am not super loyal to them and for a reason the dealer was a d bag and they just quit coming to our shop so my boss and coworker that have nothing but snap on so now when shit breaks they have to go buy a new one from another truck

[@fishingmontana1564]

And to be clear I am not hating on him shit I wish I had his set up one day

[@markm0000]

Same my snap on guy is a terrible person and I regret even giving him a little business when I first started. He still comes around. I’m very happy with my Mac guy and the tools are all really nice. I have no debt to anyone and sleep easy at night. Hopefully I’ll save up enough to get a bigger box this year but I have important life stuff to take care of first.

[@turbobuick33]

I can't imagine how much tool debt he must have

[@deserteagle10]

Why does everyone assume someone is in debt because they have a lot of expensive things? Some people actually do have craploads of money! lol

[@capsulate8642]

@@deserteagle10 He says in the video he's been paying $100/week to Snap-On since he was 17 lol. And no, car mechanics are not rolling in money, most of them make like $60k (and then spend half of that on tools).

[@brando81]

​@@capsulate8642 here in Alberta mechanics make a hell of alot more than 60k/yr. Hell, I made close to 90k working on bikes 15 yrs ago.

[@Jay-gs5xg]

Can this man not say variety? He says viorety. Never mind. I just finished the video and he might be slightly illiterate. He said cat escalator.

[@ahberlowkz852]

Some people don't understand that having the right tool for every job is just a sales pitch😂

[@kracer55]

Am I the only one who thinks most of these tools look very lightly used? This guy needs to spend a little more time wrenching and a little less time on the tool truck buying.

[@Nordman555]

Great video! Im sure in a few days the comments will be littered with the usual stupid comments "how much debt" "man the snap on guy must love you" "man you must have paid for his k8ds college" etc

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@MidwestToolReview]

Flexing like a m’fer…lmao. Absolutely loved it right from the start!!

[@acidynamix]

Had too haha

[@troykinnison4575]

What HOUSE??

[@sterling6860]

I worked in Canada and Australia as a truck/heavy equipment mechanic..The guys who bought snap on in Canada thought they were the dogs bollocks..but generally useless do to the God awful apprenticeship system they have there.Moved to Australia and the mechanics used leather bags to carry their tools around very few boxes back then but they could fix anything with so little and so fast.Myself I bought a large snap on box in Canada for only 1000 CD. in 1997 when I got to oz people thought I was a millionaire poor sods would pay 6 times the price if they wanted one,,Had that box for 20 years still serves me well..great tools but insane prices.

[@mysoap23]

We get mega ripped off with snap on In Australia and New Zealand

[@colejensen5812]

He the type to talk about his granite counter tops.

[@foremasp]

“I kinda store engine builds in here” what?

[@Dcalvert92]

He said Snap-On 937 times in this video. Respect sir! Beautiful

[@alanmeyers3957]

He’s a believer!

[@Tcorellis-j6d]

“ I know they’re expansive but that’s why I buy it” Hey got to love the honestly lol😅 Nice box 👍

[@drew5992]

With that much money invested. You should have your own shop

[@kevkamo6289]

“Dude everyone’s gonna make fun of me” 😂😂😂😂 lol yes, yes we are

[@acidynamix]

haha thanks for watching!!

[@I_am_Tee]

Putting other ppl kids through college while you mount up more and more debt really isn't the flex you think it is. Really nice setup, though.

[@elora2525]

I hate my wobbler+ sockets. I rather have a wobble only extension and lock extension

[@r7kelley553]

Its funny that he couldn't think of snap ring pliers when half the name was said a hundred times.

[@SaerTurner-wn2qh]

i actually was talking with my rep today about the Wobble plus and he said dont buy them they where out to fast and snap on will not warranty them un less the are Broken the Wear pint is not warrantied he told me to actually go and Buy the Jet Locking wabbles but well I have both the Straight and wobble from snap on but mine are 45 years old and still like new . ..... that is impressive young man still 400k in snap on at your age and only owe the rep 10k that is impressive very impressive

[@SaerTurner-wn2qh]

did the math that like $800- 1000 per week since you started out in the trade because you been in the industry what 15-17 years ...... how lol impressive

[@redrider132001]

The wobble plus sucks I bought them years ago and they work good for straight extensions but with the wobble part whenever you have a little pressure on them the socket pushes down and lock into the straight part and now you have no wobble. Pain in the ass in tighter areas way better just having straights and wobbles separate.

[@jakem5339]

What a fucking waste of money…

[@craigjorgensen4637]

Lottery winner? Trust Fund baby? Who could afford any of these?

[@jthomas1878]

Take a fucking shot everytime this guy says snap on. I made it 37 seconds and my ghost is writing this.

[@eddiem4098]

Snap-on dealer: “what would you like to buy” This guy: “Yes”

[@acidynamix]

Literally

[@fernandoboss1740]

SNAP ON MAKES LOUSY POWER TOOLS

[@michaelkormondy9211]

Bad ass set up dude

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@EverythingAviation304]

Nice set up but in all fairness that plier drawer is a bit weak considering the flex you’re showing. They are called snap ring pliers. Completely understand

[@MidwestToolReview]

House Tour!!!

[@bobbycakes]

brother, i love the box & the tools! the "3 borrow tool rule" is the best! love the new clamp pliers. i think if Dave was on vacation & you needed a tool, i bet he would get it to you ! you have got to have the most understanding Wife!

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@jonathancurtis5122]

His wife uses a snap on

[@rickjames09]

call dave let him know to tell him those are called snap ring pliers

[@kevinhurley9001]

And can’t perform a voltage drop to save his life 😂

[@craigadair128]

Thats impressive You should get a job as the Snap On man instead of collecting all of their tools.

[@mattcrerar6414]

"are those snap on certified lights " "yes 😐"

[@acidynamix]

yes hahaha

[@georgeyboyhowe1685]

more money than sense

[@JeremyDrew-t6k]

Awesome setup !!!! And yes I would like to see your house Tour !!!

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@1MiketheMechanic]

A box doesn't make you money. Buy smart, live smart.

[@chrishooper3966]

You didn't get all of those tools just by turning riches, if you did you are not on flat rate!!!!! Because this business pays shit money!!!!!!

[@ozzmann3217]

Everybody knew that give away is a screwdriver set lol hear that sound many many times .. glad you played into the snap on hate before people could actually hate … really most people if they could afford whatever they wanted would have snap on idc what they say

[@r7kelley553]

I immediately thought the same thing. Lol

[@robsdeviceunknown]

I can afford Snap-On, or any other manufacturer. But we don't get rich making stupid purchasing decisions. He spent 400K for around 50K in tools. I don't hate Snap-On tools. I hate the extorsion they inflict on cultish kids coming out of school with their predatory financing. That said, Snap-On tools are no different than Icon and even only difference in them and the likes of Husky or even Pittsburg is the variety of tools. ALL of them have walk in, exchange the tool type warranties.

[@crossbow3539]

Well since you have a half a million in snap on you must have a house worth at least eight mill.

[@enslavedbytruth]

Not seeing $400k there but nice box

[@_Marwheezy]

But does he have Snap-On stock?😂

[@acidynamix]

Nope haha

[@andrewparry8559]

Great toolbox tour! I hope you don't get beat up in the comments. You are a funny dude😂

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@kenbarnes8859]

Been mechanic for over 40 years and dont need 400000 dollars worrtg of tools to do.my job at all!!!! PERIOD JUST PLAIN FUCKING STUPID IN MY BOOK !!!

[@MrNewbie-tt6fq]

Go to harbor freight, 90% of the tools get a no questions asked warranty and only need to spend 1/4 of what this guy spent... YIKES...

[@Christopher._M]

He has a nice collection but it hurts my soul to see so much money go wasted on this. You can literally buy 95% of the tools needed 5-7 different residential trades with what he wasted on this. You could buy all plumbing, electrician/electronics, painting, welding, woodworking, and mechanic tools for 400k. Enough to set up a small crew and you probably would have money to spare unless you start getting fancy.

[@erikyoung256]

Good job for keeping America going! 👍 American first!

[@Jesse_gc]

I have had my snap on tools for 35 years I still have all of them except a 9/16 socket that I lost and I replaced it I had broken a few sockets and a 1/2 extension and snap on replaced a couple of them but the last couple times I needed them replaced the snap on man said you have the receipt I said no and he said well you don't buy from me so you are out of luck on getting a replacement now I have had a few different snap on guys tell me that and really the only receipt I ever got from a snap on man was when I paid and it never said what I bought just what I paid

[@kornicopiakids112]

Beautiful set up. Unfortunately when you die, your family will never get it back. Maybe 30%.

[@DaroriDerEinzige]

300k debts so that you can earn around 50 to 60k salary a year. ... I hope SnapOn comes with 0% financing?

[@jamesrahn8339]

This guy is funny and in debt AF 🤣

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching haha!

[@danielgeng2306]

So with no interest you’re looking at like 58 years to pay that off… wow you just scared me straight! Lol

[@mickeyscaffe3499]

After 25 years of being a mechanic and watching this video, I feel that I need to say to all the mechanics starting out, this is a what NOT to do video. There are cheaper and same quality tool brands made in the USA on the market. Do your research and buy what you want. Snap on is just a brand. Also, if you do your research, you will find not all snap on is made in the USA. Quality tools if taken care of will last a lifetime.

[@gregsexton2935]

Snap on and Mac tools are very overpriced. I started buying Stanley tools in the late 2000s when I got into maintenance. Used them daily and still use them today. If you take care of your tools they will last a long time.

[@zanetti8142]

These americans have crazy tool boxes and I love it, but what's even crazy is that in the majority of Europe you get all the tools you need for your job, including boxes and what not. And still make very decent money, probably same as Americans mechanics, difference is that in Europe you dont have guys that will pay of their Snap on tools for the rest of their lives, just to be able to do their job.

[@ernestroark2774]

Let’s see what he drives what he works on and what kind of house maybe he is just so rich and just trying to find other ways to spend his money instead of giving it away to some fake charity that finally has a whistleblower that gets mad then tells that 96 % of the money goes into the pockets of the organizers after their millions has taken out the rest goes down lower parts of the team they all are guilty of this as for this guy God Bless your young enjoy and just keep thinking of ways for fun relaxation and don’t forget your retirement have at the very least 2 homes one for the mountains great for hunting fishing whatever the hell you want Another someplace like Florida, but isn’t too crowded if that’s possible who wouldn’t want a speedboat Jet skis And another boat too deep sea fishing and just to stay out at least a week at a time

[@jasonschwader3981]

I have the 76” epic with that power drawer with work center and 2 side lockers, didn’t know they made that power tool drawer in the 84” all 84’s I’ve seen have the square power drawer

[@justinshute5726]

Much ego? Wouldn’t want his truck payment. Got some snap on some Mac Matco and some cheap crap. There’s good and bad of every brand hope you like the kool aid. It’s a nice setup tho, just we all take different routes to the finish line

[@bullmannn]

the weird thing ive noticed about snapon cordless tools. only 5 ah. milwaukee has fucking 1.5 all the way to like 12ah

[@woodpurposedmechanic8299]

Snap On sells what they do through their loan program and dealer network. I paid premium prices for a lot of the tools and equipment I bought over the years because of that program. And I too put my Snap On dealer's kids through college. My wife and I had an agreement when we got married. We never talked about the tool bill. I will admit that at some point she would come out to the truck after a few minutes and drag me off the tool truck. All these years later she is still tolerant of my tool addiction. ;)

[@nikodimosmarkose6962]

This guy can’t even remember half of the tools are used for hahah extreme in my opinion.

[@Orangetantrum22]

Not trying to dis his box in any way because his set up is beautiful but something I’ve learned being a mechanic why only use the truck brands and claim they make everything work and there’s been a shit ton of times tool truck tools wouldn’t cut it and the local tool stores made it work so always be open to options don’t always claim the tool trucks

[@victorhoyt4352]

32??!! Good lord bro. That's a rough 32.

[@Madsnhuntsman01]

Why?

[@russellpottenger8584]

Thanks for sharing. Let the haters hate, but those of us that take pride in our work, and choose to have the highest quality tools realize that it’s an investment in our trade. Knowing that I could handover a war or broken tool, for a full replacement, is worth the premium cost . As you mentioned, as long as you don’t lose your tool, you know that you’ll always be able to get a no cost replacement for life

[@acidynamix]

Thanks for watching!

[@urbanfishing7085]

I’ve been a heavy diesel tech for 10 years, I have harbor freight tools since the beginning and snap on, doesn’t matter what tools you use, it matters what kind of job you do, it’s crazy that people think the tools define the mechanic, I’ve seen techs with all harbor freight blow guys with all snap on out of the water.

[@russellpottenger8584]

@@urbanfishing7085 Nobody said there was anything wrong with using Harbor Freight Tools, or having a premium tool in your hand increases your skills as a mechanic.

[@TashaOneal-l8h]

​@@russellpottenger8584who hating cause you d_ riding don't mean we have to 🤡

[@TashaOneal-l8h]

​@@russellpottenger8584🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@titanbassist4343]

everyone can have an addiction of some sorts it's how to identify what substance is the addiction. like all abusers there is an excuse. ["3x use need to buy"]

[@prestoisakilla813]

what a horrible financial decision... id rather sink almost half a mil into my shitty snap on toolbox/ tools. instead of literally anything else.... house, retirement, kids, cars anything else

[@mactheplumber3839]

What's your shop rate? $700/hour?

[@acidynamix]

lol imagine

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Its really nice, but I cant imagine what this guys charge out rate must be to spend that much on basically hand tools. Its not like these tools have been collected over a life time either, these are all relatively new, nah this is as daft as orange county motor cycles, money gone mad

[@davewilliams8941]

That snap on battery docking Station is the biggest con ever!!! You can only charge one at a time per bank 😂😂😂😂

[@radghorabi4316]

Very nice setup, but with all due respect you are too young for all that money spend on tools, can't justify the hours on your belt versus what you use to work on cars

[@alexportillo9517]

1.9K Likes are all the Snap On Dealers around the world

[@tanman7627]

You spent $400k on a name brand tool box You are the Tool

[@TheTimSargent]

In 57 years he will have his tools paid off…

[@jordand1437]

Any time I see a mechanic with a snap on anything I move on to the next shop because I already know the quote is going to be ridiculous 😂💯

[@rickferebee5779]

This is a snap on…..bruh. We know. Everything is snap on. lol

[@parkerr080]

30:00 I don't know about everyone else but I absolutely hate snapon power tools. Like their hand tools and testers and shit are like the beat but their power tools suck ass

[@alaub1990]

Ive been getting my job done with chinese garbage for a long time now. Hasnt been without a couple headaches but other companies warranty their shit pretty effortlessly. I have been buying some quality german tools lately and dont regret it but i dont think i can ever justify that level of spending.

[@1KDave]

Have never broken a chrome on an impact ever…. But I like to party…..

[@spinb]

The best part of this video is the shop -- the building itself. It's spacious, insulated, well-lit, painted, and probably air-conditioned.

[@codystorm4881]

Now you just need a snap-on phone to be complete.

[@railerz101]

Ah shit. That's a coffee cup. Lol. Wicked set up

[@JaGGeR-]

Shouldve spent all that money on a house/piece of land. You dont use 80% of those tools.

[@OnesickSI07]

What is he using to mount the torque wrenches to the work center