Bakers Depend on THIS guy! (Toolbox Tour)

I had a blast at this bakery!! I never really realized how much went into the machinery these guys have to maintain. Andres was so genuine and down to Earth - I can’t thank him enough. His tool setup was perfect for the work he does, and he has invested in his tools wisely. His mobile setups were very cool and different to see as well. Thank you so much for the tour Andres! If you enjoyed the tour Andres took us on, give this video a Like!
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[@24allix]

As a heavy truck mechanic I love these non-auto toolbox tours! It's where I find out about really cool tools/techniques to do jobs I struggle with!

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come! Glad you liked it

[@marcusxavier4167]

Could not agree more, awesome information.

[@joshuawillits9807]

The non automotive box tours are awesome!

[@ToolBoxTour]

Glad you like them!

[@MrZulusniper]

As an industrial maintenance technician, this was a cool video !

[@EvanT1995]

+1 like for industrial maintenance. Love this industry.

[@ToolBoxTour]

I’m glad you can appreciate it!

[@henry06x]

Same. Went to school for auto tech but have never done it. Worked in a steel mill now a food factory lol.

[@sydneykillian3685]

What a nice guy. Seems like he is a fan of your content and exited to be featured. Also good on you for showing different industries that require a maintenance workers. FYI these guys are so appreciated and rare outside of mechanics/technical work and the benefits and pay is better actually.

[@Jeff-501]

Not sure if this genteleman is I.U.O.E. - But the International Union of Operating Engineers is a fantastic career

[@VictorGalayda]

I am not sure about better pay as scales are different. Automotive usually get paid by labor hour, this guy gets paid by the clock. I can make way more money doing the same reparative things being automotive mechanic because specialty tools and manuals are readily available. This guy has to deal with some of the equipment made in 1940s, hand drawn prints, in house made specialty tools and parts. So labor hour, would absolutely obliterate your pay.

[@sydneykillian3685]

@@VictorGalayda obliterate who’s pay?

[@joemad4110]

I work as maintenance mechanic now and welder / fabricator in the same industry. Pay is usually based on experience, but I make more than I would at a dealership as a flat rate mechanic because of experience.

[@VictorGalayda]

@@sydneykillian3685 that would be my pay as a mechanic. Sometimes it takes months to commission equipment. Have to make prints for the parts you need, find a shop to fabricate them, and approve the budget. Also in the food industry got to make sure all materials have FDA certification because not many people like to eat poison. Can't count how many times the 12 hour project turned into 3 weeks of running around. If I was on labor hour, I probably would make 1/4 of what I am making now. In contrast, when I was working as an automotive tech, I was logging 14-16 hours in an 8 hour shift. The big upside of being a bakery mechanic is the job security. Equipment runs hard and people are not going to quit eating any time soon.

[@sterff8990]

Nice to see different industries! I do maintenance similar to this myself.

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come!

[@gloriousapplebees]

Love seeing all different industries. Awesome work!

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@ryan.mullen]

I agree with what everyone else is saying. It’s cool to see tool boxes from different industries. I would have never though there were mechanics for bakeries. Super cool. Great video. As always. 👍👍👍

[@ToolBoxTour]

Glad you liked it! More to come!

[@ag_bezerker7952]

Yea man I've worked in concrete plants and fencing plants but any place that has machinery to manufacture has mechanics to maintain

[@samthorne488]

Man! Im addicted to these tours. Im a professional studio musician for over 12 year. the past 6 months my car started having issues. after a couple grand in repairs, i became fed up with paying dealerships. I started teaching myself and looking for tools. Ive been buying big old boxes, full of tools every week. keeping what i need and parting out what i don't. basically getting the tools for free. Ive built such an amazing tool catalog over the past few months, mostly old snap on. Ive learned so much from these videos. I watch each one multiple times to see whats working, whats not, whats desirable, whats consistent in everyones box. Ive ended up building such good relationships with mechanics in town hooking them up with tools for killer prices. from car mechanics, diesel techs, plumbers, electricians, builders. just everyone and in-between. I wanted to say thank you for these tours. they are Gold. The diversity of all these boxes are amazing! Keep it up. Big fan of your work.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Oh man thank you so much for the kind comment!! I’m glad you enjoy them. More to come!

[@Sean-bp6xb]

No tool truck stuff! Love it. Great selection of Klein screwdrivers! Holy. I like Klein too. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

[@joemad4110]

Great tool box tour! I'm in the same industry and it's really rewarding because its never a dull day. Its a great career if you're willing to learn the old timers ways. Diagnostics are 100% done by experience. No fancy computers are going to tell you how to fix the issue especially if you're a welder / fabricator. Not just any welder that has gone to school can do the job because every weld and fabrication project is different with a decent amount of engineering that goes behind it. Overwelding is a huge issue I deal with everyday because motor mounts and fixtures that are too stiff cause extra wear on bearings and wear out the motors and equipment faster than mounts that have a certain amount of flex to them

[@VictorGalayda]

Flex couplers or a chain drive between the motor and whatever you drive helps a lot but brings more points to maintain. Also bearings with double set screws never run centered. Lately everything I built with small motors like 56 frame just gets a hollow shaft gearbox and a torque arm, because welding upside down 50ft above ground sucks.

[@joemad4110]

I totally agree with you. I prefab a lot of different parts and then install them while we have a shutdown period, which is usually to change a temporary fix into a permanent fix. @@VictorGalayda

[@vexor7]

As much as I love the automotive tours I really love seeing guys from different industries. This is more the kind of work I actually do and some super cool stuff in here. Keep up the great work as always man.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thanks man! I’m glad you like them. I can’t say they’ll all be different since auto is where my heart is, but I’ll do my best to add some variety. Thanks for watching!

[@AmandaHuggenkiss]

Appreciate the change of pace. More variation please.

[@ToolBoxTour]

I’ll do my best!

[@derek.productions.photos]

I’m a millwright or industrial mechanic this is the type of work I do

[@ToolBoxTour]

That’s awesome!

[@timmybob-pm3kv]

Such a genuinely nice guy. Nice setup man. Guy can probably fix most anything

[@dbstelly]

I really like all the different occupations and different sizes of tool/boxes. They all don’t have to be 50k full boxes but those are nice. I have bought several tools since I started watching your videos.👍

[@ToolBoxTour]

Trying at add a little variety. More to come!

[@JuanGonzalez-qg3oc]

Cool video, reminded me of previous maintenance job. Thanks for sharing.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thanks for watching!

[@marlonlemus8080]

I’m a big fan of your videos. This one stood out because it hits home for me. Thank you for what you do.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Glad to hear it!

[@pkdude5334]

It's cool to see so many Milwaukee hand tools just because I don't see them often on these videos

[@talon379]

Nice work showing a different blue collar job! Love these videos!

[@ToolBoxTour]

Glad you like them!

[@spyderman1964]

Keep the variety coming.

[@ToolBoxTour]

I’ll do my best 😊

[@EvanT1995]

Heck yeah I like the industrial content. I work in industrial maintenance and love to see this. I have an awesome brand new Matco 4s 😉

[@ToolBoxTour]

That is awesome!

[@EvanT1995]

@@ToolBoxTour Thanks! Something you might find useful for content is mixing in some tool bag videos. There are a lot of us (myself included) that use tool bags along with our boxes. They are almost more vital than the box in some of our trades. Love the channel and the content. Thanks for showcasing every industry.

[@Thecrazyvaclav]

Much prefer these type of toolbox tours over the I’ve spent $150k on tools and keep them in a $50k toolbox auto mechanic tours, which always just seem to be a show on who can be in most debt to the tool truck tbh.

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come!

[@Jefestephens]

Those guys all started with a 2000 dollar box and next to 0 tools. As someone who is in auto body, those are the ones I want to see! How else are you supposed to see your dream set up?

[@Thecrazyvaclav]

@@Jefestephens why start with a $2000 box, why not start with a $500 box, then spend the extra on tools? A metal box is just a metal box to keep tools in whoever makes it.

[@JOHN-fx3xo]

That was great. Always good to see something different.

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come!

[@samblanche6015]

Cool tour good to see different industry workers in their environment... another good tour

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thanks Sam!

[@spencerolsen6358]

I like learning from other industries! Im definitely buying those Wiha MagicRing Ball End Hex L-Key Set! 9:18

[@ToolBoxTour]

Yeah!!

[@pkdude5334]

I'm happy to see the LOTO equipment, super important. And this video inspired me to buy a Klein circuit breaker finder. Got a kit from Amazon with the Klein voltage detection pen and storage pouch for $60.

[@ToolBoxTour]

I want to pick up one of those kits as well

[@BRadWilson3]

Maybe try to find a small engine mechanic to tour. Awesome videos

[@realsaxual2357]

I think he has, happy hunting

[@ToolBoxTour]

Doing my best 😊

[@henry06x]

Its funny the difference between factory work and auto work boxes. I work in a factory also and am one of the few with a lot of snapon, wright and other higher end tools. Most everyone has cheap stuff just because the amount of people in a factory stuff tends to walk off or not come back if your not diligent about getting them back. Most the guys think I'm crazy having them at work instead of home, but I use my stuff more at work and like to use the stuff I've paid good money for. Also we have a lot of shared tools for the big stuff and power tools, though Ive bought most my own. There is nothing more annoying than needing something specific and its dissapeared into someone else's tool box for 2 months...

[@markm0000]

It’s cool to see the DeWalt impact with signs of heavy use but zero dirt and grime since their machine oil is food safe.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Yeah it was definitely different in a lot of aspects!

[@cwcadventures9987]

You should see the people I work with Milwaukee packout setups. 😂. The just barely survive FedEx shipping them across the county

[@ToolBoxTour]

😅

[@scruffy6151]

Nice setup.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Glad you think so!

[@scruffy6151]

@ToolBoxTour I always look at it like this if the person has everything they need to get the job done, that's all that matter.

[@TheRealUyi]

You've got such a cool channel idea and it's executed really well. I really like the b-reel shots with prices and part numbers for certain tools, and the general production quality. Just keep doing your thing and I'm sure within 6 months you'll be pulling a few hundred thousand views per vid, these are so easy to binge. I really like seeing tool boxes from people in all different industries too.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thank you very much!

[@leonardobehrens1204]

In Todays Video, Finally Tool Whisperer found the secret sauce for non automotive trades. xD ELectrical, HVAC, Plumbing... They Had Klein, Knipex, Wera way before it was under the radar of auto techs...and electrical Power Tools. AND that have change. You can fine tune tool knowlegde learning from all trades. All that knowledge to assemble the puuuuurfect Tool Box.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Amazing! 😅

[@coreymartin-wk1fi]

8:05 Wilton Bash hammer🤘🏼 simple and clean set up.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thanks Corey!

[@ducaduke]

Can you do more powersports plz ❤

[@ToolBoxTour]

I’ll do my best!

[@erictech201]

I really like you’re videos bro. Keep at it! I subbed a few weeks ago. Love from Nebraska!

[@ToolBoxTour]

Thanks Eric! More to come! I drop videos every Saturday Morning.

[@redmesa2975]

12:45 I saw a KZbin video on marking automotive wiring, with that very label maker.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Awesome!

[@ag_bezerker7952]

As a fellow industrial maitnance mechanic this makes me happy but i wish i had a box inside i have everything in my car 😂

[@unwired1281]

More like this is fine with me whenever you can pull it off‼️👍. Problem I see is getting into a lot of these environments because of insurance, secret corporate shit etc. etc.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Yeah it’s tough, but I’m working on it!

[@victorhoyt4352]

He's such a nice guy, and i definitely respect his trade and what he does. He's a hardworking guy, and im sure he's very dedicated. Absolutely nothing agsinst him, I just think that these types of setups are pretty bare, and there's just not as much content to cover. Again, though, freaking awesome guy, and definitely one of the nicest guys you've had on this channel, and he deserves to be here!!

[@omegis13]

It would be nice if he were a little more organized, but industrial maintenance usually needs a limited amount of specialty tools.

[@markm0000]

He said in the video a few weeks ago most of his tools were stolen out of his truck. So he just got these tools to get back on his feet. Also that box is pretty much new so he doesn’t have all that extra stuff that accumulates over time and fills up each drawer.

[@benjaminabel8596]

That's interesting that he likes the Milwaukee ratchet. I've never tried one, but I heard Milwaukee hand tools were a joke.

[@1pieman]

👍😎👍

[@jasonwilliams1370]

Nice non auto I love it

[@ToolBoxTour]

Yeah I wanted to add a little variety to the channel.

[@Johndeere60]

Nice vid kinda different

[@ToolBoxTour]

More to come!

[@jackdawson23]

I love you

[@fishingmontana1564]

I find that most the time i might as well just buy my stuff new vs at a pawn shop or fb i never find deals i know guys that find crazy deals but i am not that guy

[@omegis13]

You've got to know what you want and what to look for to make that work. I score machinists tools that way.

[@markm0000]

When it comes to power tools, it’s too much work to find deals and not get scammed. Who knows what it’s been through or if it fell in a bucket or got rained on. I always buy new and maintain my stuff so it lasts. Power tools need greased every so often to keep them from wearing out. You can cut the label it’s against the law for manufacturers to void warranty. The batteries should never be left discharged or left on the charger for days at a time. It’s also better to use a small slow charger than the bigger fast chargers. Those rubber protective covers are ok but make sure it doesn’t cover the openings so the motor can stay cool. These are just some tips I learned along the way.

[@ToolBoxTour]

Yeah it’s tough to find sometimes. But once in a while, you’ll strike gold!

[@kevincaler7673]

What bakery company was it

[@VictorGalayda]

Franz

[@ToolBoxTour]

He wanted to keep that private 👍

[@hotpackjay]

What company?

[@ToolBoxTour]

He wanted to keep that private 👍

[@alonzomarsh7877]

Promo sm 🌈

[@JarradDumps-fk3ws]

Yea... you should just focus on the auto techs most other industries do not use the level of tools the Auto industries do hence their tool boxes are plain half empty and put together by Lowe's and Walmart! I said this before on somebody else comment in past don't ruin what you got going on!!

[@mikescot194]

No way. I'm an auto tech wrenching since 95. I appreciate seeing other dedicated mechanics in other industries and learning how they get by. Much repect to them.

[@MrZulusniper]

Disagree, I’m an industrial maintenance tech. And I use some expensive and Mac/wera tools. Mind you, there is some Walmart tools in my box

[@AMisTooBlunt]

Just because you don't appreciate it doesn't mean others don't. I'm training to become a Camper/RV tech an I like to see everyone's set ups and different tools for different uses. So speak for yourself when you say that, the same automotive and diesel boxes get old quick.

[@mikescot194]

I got Walmart tools too, made in USA ones. Wow being an RV camper tech, you will have endless work, be a diesel, has engine tech, plenty of electrical work, plumbler etc. You will have a big tool box to fill. Truely a needed profession👍

[@joshg6874]

Fr I think this is the most interesting video I have seen in a minute from him, yeah he doesn't have the same ball joint puller every auto tech has but, I just saw hella tools that I've never heard of or used before, and I never considered. The wiha stuff is really sick.