Snap On Tool Cart FULL Tour KRSC326 Toolcart - PLUS 5 TOOLS WORTH BUYING FROM SNAPON

[@AndrewBrowner]

absolutely insane that 4 years ago you were rushing through lunch making a video on your phone, now youre self employed for life and on the verge of fame from uploading the videos/hobbies we all share interest in

[@jris]

This has been the best cart or box review I’ve ever seen

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man I appreciate the kind words

[@miscemail2901]

The best part about this is that it was built slowly/organically. You use it all and you didn't waste a lot of money or space. Thanks for sharing the layout, details and small bits of history.

[@mcmahon1130]

I've noticed in your other videos, though this one illustrates it very well, that you seem to be a very practical person. Your approach to tools doesn't seem to be any different. You've got high end stuff where it's necessary and less expensive stuff where it's not. It's good for new technicians to see a professional taking this approach to tools so that they don't blow their entire load on the truck and end up in serious debt which is all too common in the automotive field.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah you hit the nail on the head. I definitely look at everything in life in a very practical way. I'm all about Snap-on and other high quality USA made tools but I certainly couldn't afford to have an entire tool box full of that. Especially since I have a complete set of duplicate tools edit by Home garage. Anything I get at work I usually will get a duplicate of it for my house since I do a lot of wrenching at home. Appreciate your comment!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I've definitely seen quite a few fellow co-worker throughout the years getting some very serious debt with the tool truck. I've also seen a few guys completely skip out on paying the man

[@mcmahon1130]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow You know, come to think of it, your name is NoNonsenseKnowHow, so my comment really wasn't that insightful. You've literally chosen a username that explains your practical approach to things. It didn't cross my mind at all at first though. Anyhow, I feel you. I'd love to have a toolbox full of truck brands, but I have other hobbies and commitments that need to take precedence over an ideal tool set. I don't wrench on cars for a living anymore, but my best friend is a shop foreman. He's constantly trying to explain to new guys how quickly the debt adds up. Some guys are receptive, but others have to end up underwater before they learn. It's a shame.

[@JELLYBABIESdnb]

I love the fact that there's a mixture of brands, and you also have tools made out of things that that you've had lying around. And also very organized. Good job man!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yea man, I use what works best. Love Snap-on tools, but if my entire box was all Snap-on I'd be broke and in debt. I strive to buy USA whenever possible and spend the extra money for Quality where it counts

[@JELLYBABIESdnb]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow likewise. There are lots of manufacturers out there that make equally great tools, for a fraction of the price. Stay safe, and keep washing your hands ✌🏼

[@neonnoodle1169]

Same… Love the mix of Snap on - USA Craftsman - Harbor Freight

[@BrewCityRider]

Whoa, that was a high energy tool cart tour for sure haha! I love how you have a mix of low cost and high end tools. I'd say that's a bit unusual for someone with snap-on stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@acu112]

to be honest, I had to put several napkins under my chin for a drool bib, great collection and well organized, I'm impressed

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Haha that's funny! Thanks Adam

[@kj55]

Dude look at how dirty the inside of your box is,..... I love it. Your a working man

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Haha yeah, I don't spend too much waxing and buffing my tools of box. I Just wipe them down once in a while if they get too Caked Up. There's one guy I used to work with that complained to snap one when he saw surface rust starting on his brand new diagonal cutters that he paid $60 for. It was a rainy day so condensation developed on them and started rusting. He was so pissed. LOL. Some people got problems with keeping their tools spotless.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I appreciate you dropping by the channel man. Thanks

[@jeremyf420]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow he should of kept them dirty and greasy stops rust lmao

[@1999Valkyrie]

That is an impressive collection of tools, no doubt. What is MORE impressive is that you know what they are and how to use them. ...And have used them often. Very good!!

[@DirtyRottenBikes]

You can tell a lot about someone by looking at their tools/toolbox. And I can tell by looking at yours, that you are good at what you do! Nice work! Great video as well!

[@paulbentley9026]

Great tour mate. Nice to see a set up that's organised but clearly all used. Instead of some tours which have every socket ever made but none of them used 🤦‍♂️

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man. Yeah my tools get used pretty heavily that's for sure. Not so much lately with this coronavirus stuff though

[@johnboywaltonbeard4699]

Chris…Thanks for the Tool Box Tour. I like to see how others are organized to get ideas for my Box. I have literally no Snap On (No Debts) and most all Craftsman. But I love Lisle and have some Gearwrench and Harbor Freight also. One Item I did not see, and would suggest, is a pair of Duck Bill Pliers. I use mine often. They are like Needle Nose but wider jaws. Give you more grip than Needle Nose. Great for those Spring type hose clamps. Craftsman 9-45087.

[@jessesalcido2562]

Sweet thanks sharing! Harbor freight is life time now which helps and have yourself a blessed day

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yea man HF lifetime warranty is mind blowing! Hard to believe they can offer that in conjunction with their low prices. Have a blessed day as well! -NNKH

[@goinhot9133]

The SO reversible FD plus wrenches are the best wrenches money can buy..

[@Mr_Reeves.]

I've never herd anyone pronounce Ingersoll quite like that, love the accent you guys have!

[@jayfromtexas6718]

Now that is a box full of tools! Thanks for the video!

[@gregblau8082]

Those tools definitely get used. I started out at a sears across the street from harbor freight so that’s most of what I bought. I’ve probably upgraded half of it but since the other stuff hasn’t broken I’ll use it. Nice cart too. I wish I’d been warned how hard it is to get a 40” cart around a tight shop. That one would be a piece of cake in comparison.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah they get used for sure! I see so many guys do toolbox tours where everything looks brand new. Mind-boggling.

[@fredrikg120]

I have no idea what even half of those tools are but thanks for the video, really interesting!

[@tahm1236]

JUST BEAUTIFUL TOOL SET

[@anonymousgeorge4321]

Nice tour, Chris. Thanks.

[@AJimOfSomeTrades]

I wish my life was half as organized as your tool cart is

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

We'll get to organizing! LOL. How has Franco's been? Busy with deliveries?

[@AJimOfSomeTrades]

NoNonsenseKnowHow nope we’ve been dead I thought we would be so busy I’d say I’m down about 60%

[@bre3ze259]

Looks like it's nice to work out of, nice setup.

[@thebackwoodsmechanic5029]

Nice tour dude.. I like the variety

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man

[@christopherelrod8788]

Nice collection. Im lucky enough to not need to .any tools. All i do is pull transmissions repair trans lines and replace driveshaft u-joints. So my 6 drawer sunex cart is only using 3 drawers. And one is extra tools/wrenches to modify or use when my main ones break

[@vijayantgovender2045]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos I am watching from South Africa

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thank you for watching them and dropping a comment! Means a lot! And that's cool you're all the way in South Africa seeing this stuff.

[@richardbates2367]

And I am just a farm kid so not a professional mechanic by any means but I have worked mostly with trucks and 4x4 trucks and farm equipment and garden tractors and riding lawn mowers also..

[@squirrelorama]

Awesome tool cabinet Chris! The one tool i'm surprised I didnt see was SnapOn duckbill pliers. I got them in my A&P mechanic school toolset years ago, and thought they were kind of goofy looking. But damned if they didnt become my go-to pliers for the past 25 years! Check them out if you haven't. 🤜 Thanks for the tour!

[@andystoolbox]

It is the getting off your ass and showing up to work part that is hard, but you seem to do that part for 20 years. Good job.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I certainly struggle with it at times. Lol

[@biggiefitz6275]

Awesome video. Thankfully my local Ace Hardware is awesome about warranting out Craftsman. The helpful hardware man did it without me even asking or expecting them to!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man. I'll have to check that out and see if my Ace Hardware warranties Craftsman as well. All of the Sears have closed in my area now. Back when I first started wrenching, there was a Sears Hardware right across the street from my work. So it was so darn convenient all those years.

[@biggiefitz6275]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow No problem. It's definitely worth checking out. I've heard stories of some not doing it and others that will so it can be hit or miss. All Sears stores near me are now gone as well but having one across the street would have been awesome.

[@50sKid]

Dude totally I broke one of those harbor freight breaker bars on a Honda V6 crank bolt lol. Switched to that craftsman 1/2" ratchet with cheater pipe to get the job done. Use a craftsman breaker bar now. I liked the tour, thanks for doing it. I'm surprised to see all the SAE sockets in your cart instead of your box -- you actually use them that often?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Really! I've had pretty good luck with mine. She still holding strong. I prefer Big Bertha 3/4-in IR impact for the Honda crank bolt

[@50sKid]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Yeah when I did my video on it I wanted to show how the common user with just hand tools could accomplish it but if I'm not filming, Milwaukee high torque impact or equivalent all the way!

[@humbertosrperez]

Awesome

[@sledsports]

Awesome tool cart tour! Nice

[@chevy8588]

Man,I got to say what a variety.all you need is a fridge in their for beers

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah I I definitely like having a variety! All the same brand is boring LOL. And I do have a fridge. It's on top of my toolbox

[@Supra_Mickey]

The icon wrenches are probably by far best wrenches and I’ve had guys who have been in the industry for years prefer the Icon line

[@nzuncovered1845]

There are so many good tool brands to choose from, I personally like Genius, JBS, King Tony, Toptul are good too and Mac. Fuller pro use to be great but they have dropped in quality.

[@theatf6070]

the gun barrel was the best part

[@amishadowbanned6264]

User name / comment ratio 100%

[@mt1885]

Bent fork tube is the best - coming from Kawi/Yamaha shop here (great cheater pipes)!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Heck yeah man! Best cheater pipe I have

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I worked at East Coast Kawasaki in Lawrenceville New Jersey for about 4 years

[@cleasonleasure4832]

Klein makes the best cutters . Tried them all, union electrician. 45years

[@robludwigsen7831]

Knipex too!

[@Garage_Beers]

Nice setup man!!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks!

[@roseanntrotta911]

Hello Mr. Chris - My husband loves your channel. I noticed you have snap on tool chests and wondered if they are worth the price and what is the best way to buy them. He is working to get his tools organized. Thanks

[@doglife5306]

Sweet setup man!👍

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks dude

[@BADD400]

Great setup.

[@wayneshanks148]

Awesome tool cart and tools brother love your video

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks Wayne

[@josephriddle2772]

Hhuuummmm! Yes excellent mix of tools, i see u luv tools as much as i do🔧 yes craftsman, snap-on, however no Tekton?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah I'm definitely all about be variety! I'm not a Snap-On snob. I do have a few tekton tools. Their quality has come a long way!

[@summercouch455]

He did have MIT impact sockets, which is actually tekton before they changed their name, that's how good they are, I had a set of those for 17 years. Mit/tekton is in Grand Rapids, Michigan.. great company, used and sold them for over 25 years..love the box, btw..

[@caaaabot]

The torx on the driveshaft are super annoying. I replaced mine with hex after the heads stripped.

[@ikay2102]

Dude, what you dont have is kitchen sink in your box 🤣🤣🤣 WOW !!!!

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

The drawer liners are definitely a must have.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yea for sure. I forgot to mention that. I got a large roll of draw liner from the Matco truck for this cart

[@royvankan2723]

First of all, I like your videos a lot, the editing is great and the involvement of beautiful Jess (who has a great voice) and the animals makes your video’s special. But I wonder as a foreigner (NL, Europe) that why you guys find it so important that stuff is made in the USA, is it because the quality of the tools? Maybe you can make a comparison video why USA made stuff is better then tools/stuff from other countries. Keep the video’s coming. Greetings from the Netherlands. 🇺🇸 🇳🇱

[@10eLSe11]

Hi Chris, apologies if youve already done a video on it, I did have a look and couldn't see one. What model is the milwuakee electric wrench you have ? I always see you use it and think I'm going to get one myself. Cheers from England, UK.

[@michaelyoung5153]

Hey bro, great video. I seen your video on romex for wrenches... great idea Did you make your plier racks too?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man. And no I actually bought those on Amazon. Pretty easy to make your own though. I've seen guys use Closet Storage racks

[@joelpowzyk5295]

Great tool box review. Joel B.

[@jennifersugint]

👍

[@stevebo8055]

Jennifer Sugint 👍🏻👍🏻

[@HelloHello-qs5ny]

Nice setup

[@loribrown5235]

You have alot of tools!!!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yes indeed.

[@AdamMGTF]

Loving your tool videos. @2:42. Ironic question. I'm over in England. I've never heard of harbour fraight (other than YT video references). Would you or one of your USA viewers mind explaining what it is. What they do and the +/- of their products? Would their tools be worth me trying to buy online for example. Thank you Sir, for the time you've taken to show how you do things. I don't know if you meant for your audience to be international. But I'm sure I'm not your only viewer outside the USA. Edit. @3:14 more irony. If I owned that gun barrel, I would almost certainly be arrested and be looking at jail time 🤣. Edit 2! @6:10. What do you mean by "Standard". I've been working on the tools for over 20 years now and I've never heard of that term. Not when talking about sockets. Is it an OEM manufacturer standard measurement of some kind?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Hey, thanks for checking the video out. Harbor freight is just a seller of tolls here in the States. They have their own line of tools that are mostly all made in China. Not really worth ordering them online I don't think. And standard is referring to SAE versus metric. A lot of people here call SAE standard.

[@therealmillerman]

This video is a pretty thorough walkthrough of Harbor Freight here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGTElJKHi9WjrZI

[@sheldonbrost7198]

Hey where did you get that extension holder? Or did you fab it and what out of?

[@almarinevelocity7246]

Love the video, What are the spanner racks your using?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks. And I put a link to them in the description. or Just google plier racks

[@almarinevelocity7246]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Thanks, I know it’s a old video but thanks for quick reply 😊

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

@@almarinevelocity7246 no problem! I appreciate you checking the video out. Thank you

[@linkstale]

friction ring extensions or pin? what do you prefer

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Friction ring

[@justinhayward5027]

What side tray the folding one is that? Snapon?

[@oldsoul8051]

Where did you get the folding side shelf bro

[@EdgarDZambrano]

Great set up man, where did you get the oil filter plier at?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks Edgar. Got those at Sears many years ago. Made in USA. Craftsman

[@techreview13]

hi any reason u bought 32’ instead of the 40’ tool cart? and your opinion thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

A few reasons but I don't remember all of them. For one, the shop I'm in I felt the 40-inch was just a little too big. Also the 32-inch has swivel casters on all four corners

[@itsreallytom4310]

Question though. Just picked one up second hand, are the rubber corner bumpers supposed to be loose and wiggly? Or is it supposed to be on there firm?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah they're kind of Wiggly. They just snap in place. You could take them off and run a little bead of silicone to make them firm

[@VETTE_Drummer]

Mine have never been wiggly. But I haven't had any impacts on them either being its my home tool box

[@Johnkb2059]

I'm surprised you didn't upgrade to the Power Probe maestro

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

The power probe 4 does pretty much everything I need it to do...

[@richardbates2367]

I would like to get a Ingersoll and rand long barrel air hammer especially used yeah probably not gonna happen,, and what all tools and brand and type of tools do you use for your vehicle crash kit and the revival and recovery project vehicle rescues you and jen do chris sir??

[@richardbates2367]

I have a orion motor tech caliper rewind set and it came with brake service tools except for the cheap brakes spring pliers.. but $25 couldn't beat it.. and I have priced a Ingersoll and rand long barrel air hammer from a distributor for Ingersoll and rand $245 no extended warranty whatever...ouch

[@richardbates2367]

I have a astro ai m4k multi meter with backlit and battery tester and live feed function supposed to be a good setup

[@richardbates2367]

What brand are your red punches and chisels

[@keithlambeth3802]

Where did you get the lisle flat wrench set ?, thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Honestly I couldn't tell you for sure, I got those many years ago. I believe off of a Matco truck? A bunch of other companies make them I'm sure. Just Google thin wrenches. They are a must have in my opinion.

[@keithlambeth3802]

NoNonsenseKnowHow Thanks , i got set of Huskys from Home Depot , but that lisle set looks nice 👍

[@eddieneves1808]

Front axle I can take from my bike, its dead weight anyway, but 308 winchester barrel Where do I get that? I am not in MERICA XD its going to be hard

[@bohamkobi1275]

Nice video

[@liamting]

Hi, what are them spanner/wrench holders called? thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Are you talking about about the rent storage racks?

[@liamting]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow hi the spring looking things that the spanners are in? Thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

@@liamting that is Romex Wire. There is a link to a video on how to do it in the description of this video

[@liamting]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow appreciated

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

@@liamting no problem

[@yongpinghuang560]

cool!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

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[@AcceptableGeek]

What's the p/n on the snap on pliers?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Which ones

[@AcceptableGeek]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow both please. Diagnal cutter and slip joint. If you recommend them they must be worth the investment lol. Thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

@@AcceptableGeek I can check on the part numbers tomorrow. But if you go just look up snap on diagonal cutters and snap on slip joint pliers it should pop up. They actually have a tri slip joint now that's even better

[@AcceptableGeek]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow found some. 388acf for diagnal cutters 137acf for the 3 position combo pliers Both heavy duty. Good stuff

[@brickley2]

I don’t know about harbor freight but Sunex sockets will out perform Snapon

[@anthonyv9242]

I would love to see in Jen's toolbox ... Oooooooooppps

[@clarencewiles963]

Thumbs up 👍

[@rihovaher1866]

Hei! American dreams! My dreams 100 %, cod fantastic tools for my! 👍 👀🇪🇪.

[@DaBossk]

heh your names chris brown. arent you a rapper? LOL how often do you get that?

[@ImSrry4BeingWhite]

Thank the lord for harbor freight. HF is like the craftsman from 20 years ago. Too bad it's all chinese at HF tho

[@СимоненкоОлег-д6ы]

Не наращивай ключи!тем более трещетки,

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I'm not sure what that says

[@СимоненкоОлег-д6ы]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow do not increase the lever of the key with a pipe, and even more so the pipe will not help you in the case of a ratchet (you will only finish the ratchet) И шо тут непонятного,техника безопасности мать ее

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I appreciate your input. I've been doing it this way for 15 years ago and has never had a problem. Maybe you were ratchet is not that strong?

[@СимоненкоОлег-д6ы]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow physics) when you increase the lever on a key that is not intended for this, it simply breaks (each mechanic has a collection of keys where one tooth is missing) (and sometimes breaks off, flying straight into your mug) and in the case of a ratchet you lick the comb in this way

[@ImSrry4BeingWhite]

Bro will u be my dad

[@MarzNet256]

Nice setup.