Extra Good: 10 Must-Have Tools for Car Restoration

[@carlinlentz6849]

I find that a MAP gas torch is way better than a propane torch. I find the bottles last longer and the torch gets hotter. They also make a miniature oxygen-MAP gas torch which gets really hot but it goes through expensive oxygen extremely fast. I find that with heat and either a damage nut extractor or a cold chisel and a 3-4 pound hammer i can get most things out.

[@jackhmason]

Angle Grinder, since it can do so many different jobs?

[@jacobwright7933]

what kit is the first one?, because it looks like it would be exactly what I need to start off with and all the ones I can find are all metric and I need imperial, cheers

[@melbournecrosbie]

Fantastic presentation & wonderful content. I suggest it's time to consider mic placement. The room sound shows the mic is too far from the source. A closer mic means louder voice and reduced echo and background noise.

[@Pokecardskid]

Top of the list 10 mm sockets

[@DrivingLine]

Get a lot, because you'll loose them all! Though, with the classic cars that Kristin works on it's always the 1/2"!