You WONT Survive Without These Tools! (TOP 10 of 2019)

1. Safety Glasses: amzn.to/2ONDdIH
2. Welding Gloves: amzn.to/2MIklrV
3. Work Bench: amzn.to/35w8B4B
4. Tape Measure: amzn.to/2qgUTSZ
5. Milwaukee Grinder: amzn.to/2OLwIGu
5. DeWalt Grinder: amzn.to/2OS48D9
5. Wire Wheel: amzn.to/2VHbomY
5. Cut Off Wheel: amzn.to/2Bc745x
5. Flap Disk: amzn.to/35yZa4i
6. Drill WITH 40 Bits: amzn.to/33z7Buu
6. Impact Wrench: amzn.to/2VLaTIy
7. Vice: amzn.to/31kRlvE
7. Table Clamps: amzn.to/31jAWHX
8. Tool Kit: amzn.to/2MiDnWX
9. Welder: amzn.to/2qcvOIF
9. Welder Cart: amzn.to/31iRpw2
10. Chop Saw: amzn.to/2MfOnnX
Bonus - Mini Fridge: amzn.to/2BqkPxX
If you are a mechanic, trying to start work on a car project, fixing your own car, or fabricating something from scratch, you need these tools in your garage or shop!
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[@marcosejordana]

Great lesson from Master Darnell, now no one has any excuse for not having or using the right tools in the workshop!

[@cyberpunk4622]

Chop saw story: I just finished a few years getting my tig welding certs and went to work for a aerospace company; long story short the company was a joke and didn't take care of there welders. So I located a job at a mom and pops muffler shop, which was a perfect gig at the time for me. One day we had a full schedule of repipes and I was using the chop saw, well the chop blade broke and shrapnel chunks went into my leg.( a piece of duck tape fixed me right up) Lesson here kids, check for fractures in the cutting blades!

[@goobersmootch6458]

As a kid who used a lot of cutting thingiess on tractor/trailers...listen to this man...havnt had a wheel fall apart on me yet, but have stoped and wondered where a chunk of it went. My greenhorn advice... if you think your too good for safety (my glasses do stay on my head alot) put your glasses on when ur working...pays the fuk off :);)

[@tomgreen1423]

Was witness to a cutting blade put on a die grinder. It was not rated for the rpms. Flew apart and got the guy in his femoral artery. Luckily his coworker new what to do ......lots of blood.

[@AlphaMachina]

I found a vintage Wilton vise No. 3 at a garage sale for $20. I think the lady lost her husband. I gave her a $100 bill for it. She looked like she was going through a rough time. I've had the vise now for a little over a year and it's been an absolute beast. Stands up to a lot of abuse, and I'm glad I was able to give it a new home and keep it doing what it was meant for. Got a lot of other great tools from her as well, including a 70's corded Craftsman drill (thing is a monster, and it'll break your freaking wrist if you aren't careful), a beautiful 4' wood and brass bubble level by a brand called "American" and says (811119 48) on it. Also got a vintage Craftsman "dual motion / double insulated" sander, a square, and a handful of other tools. Been slowly but surely bringing everything back to proper working order, but for the most part, they were all well taken care of.

[@TejasToolMan]

Wilton are the best and they still sell the worm nuts for it, best old vise from junk yards, steel scrap yards, craigslist are the ones to get not the new chinesium's

[@robertjohnson4784]

Hey Steve I'm 58 years old and I started turning wrenches at 16 at a Logging Company in Central Florida the first diesel I ever worked on Detroit 471 2-stroke WOW a long time ago.to the Young Bucks out there Steve gave some awesome tool tips investing in good tools and they will last you a lifetime. You're a badass Steve I love watching welder up and your KZbin videos please keep the videos rolling I'm always watching

[@LarryDeSilva64]

Great tips Steve thanks for taking the time from your busy schedule to share

[@TinManKustoms]

Speed Square and Framing Square plus Chalk Line are key tools to anyone who is working on projects

[@willyrisco9618]

I consider you one of the true masters. Your desire to share your knowledge and your humility while doing so puts above most of the others! Thanks from me and my boys.

[@snoopu2601]

I have just about everything you showed, just a shop I don't have. I was a welder fabacater for 13 year's and a body mechanic. I still have all my tool's I collected over 25 year's picked them up used, new, garage sales flea market's, hand me downs that older folks no longer needed or was going to use there tool's. Between me and my brother we have just about anything to do with metal, wood, electrical, plumbing, painting, arts and Craft's Great video that was a good list Steve 👍🏼

[@bobbyb8767]

Hey brotha thanks for taking the time to show some really good tips and advice on shop tools really appreciate it ..love the videos and projects you do can't wait to see what you put out next ..

[@MrRebar15]

Great tips Steve thanks for taking the time to show us. *Retired Rod Buster North East*. God Bless, brother.

[@sterlingwilkey2124]

Amen, My Shop teacher in high school Mr.Jackson always told us the exact same thing your just said. He said you can do alot just with a chop saw, grinder, and a welder. Steve your awesome

[@georgespangler1517]

I'm 58,,,have the same craftsman tool set I bought when I sold my 67 jeep when I was 18 years old,,,only one socket missing and I've used the hell out of them. I have the Miller 180 autoset love it

[@mikefedele4521]

That is a great list. I remember back in the day starting out with next to nothing.... I think it was good for me.... It taught me to be resorsful. I think it taught all of us that in some capacity.

[@nekayakfishing840]

I'm glad you mentioned the safety glasses first. I was doing a quick grind on a piece of metal and didn't put my glasses on, well it only took a second to get a shard of metal in my eye (fortunately no eye damage but never again! Glasses on no matter how quick. Thanks Steve.

[@MrASSKIKR]

Great tips !!

[@GrowingUpGarden]

Great advise. Iv got a 1” thick x 6’x4’ aluminum work table with an old Wilton vice on it. My welding instructor traded it to me for a broken mini bike back when I was in high school. I definitely got the better deal on that trade.

[@JP-iu4vz]

Hell yeah I've got a Dewalt angle grinder that I can't believe still works after all I've put it through. INDESTRUCTABLE!

[@shadetreemechanicracing22]

A decent bench grinder is a must.

[@dannywooster8166]

Here in Australia number 1 in home work shop is beer fridge after that like you say 👍

[@stevezwemer1262]

Good advice Great video Thanks.

[@dadsjunk4664]

Great video! Loving the channel ! Keep it coming!

[@jimmypopp2695]

Steve , You are so correct!!!

[@bigpesa6166]

Need you back on tv bro. Great show! 👊👊👊

[@chillis28]

Looking forward to the video on measuring tapes!

[@waterboy8999]

And make sure you carve your shop from a giant Marshmallow. Nice one Steve!

[@justinfewkes9313]

Love these kinds of videos please keep this up

[@vykng4x470]

Great video cheers Steve

[@WelderUpVegas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@waylonbudenski577]

Depending on the part of the country you're living in, I would also recommend heat (torch) and a good, at least 24", breaker bar. Sometimes preparing for a successful home project requires aggressive disassembly!

[@chrischappell4084]

a good air compressor is a must have for any shop!

[@terrysellers3821]

Thanks for the tip. Look forward to more advice. T.

[@tertessa]

Makes sense to me.... thanks

[@Nolanryan1968]

Great lesson needed a welder but need to learn to use one to. 1964 El Camino some panels to replace,

[@hayyarbrough]

Great video my friend

[@chuckgilly]

I carry around a Stanley 12' tape measure, for automotive fab and general use it is perfect, as well as compact. I have the 8" version of that Wilton vice, I have used the piss out of it for 14 years, I love it, for about $250 you cant beat it, the high end Wilton 8" vice goes for $500 plus.

[@bowtac16]

Thank ya sir

[@ericksalazar4764]

Yes I will buy those items thank you so much Welding is the best job for a opportunity

[@gog4850]

Great video keep the videos coming

[@tazyt3388]

U forgot the best tools of all mate many big ass hammers for belting crap out of many things great vid Steve cheers

[@chopperhehehe]

I second this comment lol 😂 👍 👍 👍 😜 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄😁✌️

[@MrBertiebprfc]

I third this comment 😂😂😂 and have a wide rage from small peening hammer all the way upto a 15 kg brass sledgehammer

[@tazyt3388]

@@MrBertiebprfc yeah u can't beat a good set of flog ometers when in doubt bash it about good onya mate cheers

[@artofdisguy3401]

Gotta have a couple BFH hanging around,, beat something in to place or for just throwing at the help when they break your favorite tool 😆😆

[@jasonmcpherson4274]

Steve you may have already tried these but you were talking about cut off disc check out metabo slicer disc. I have had a metabo 6 inch grinder for about 12 years. First job i used it on was a push arm off a john deere 850b bulldozer. The push arm broke wright next to where it cracked before. I cut through 5/8 thickness of the wall of push arm on all 4 sides at angle 3 inches from each side of crack one side at a time and cut new plate for a 4 sides with 2 disc's.

[@royjsilverback7644]

I love your channel so far bro. Keep it up

[@andrewphillips3235]

Nice start with the safety glasses. The quality vise is also a big deal. I bought a cheapy and it only lasted a year before the screw started binding and made every job a fight.

[@justinross7062]

Clamps! Was not suprised to see them make the basic essentials list, cant ever have too many Bar Clamps or F Clamps sitting around, use em on a daily basis..... makes life much much easier and quite a bit safer

[@TheSteereFamilyAdventures]

Nice tool shed brother

[@sqigle6669]

Completely agree with u. I use everyone of those tools everyday but buy a tool box with a lock. If u dont someone will "borrow" ur tools.

[@MattBrownbill]

I think I need more grinders, and a steel work bench for Christmas. So 8.5 out of ten ain't bad! Great vid as always. 😊

[@radioactivelarry]

WOW that Dewalt tool kit is only a couple of hundred bucks, better than harbor freight stuff! Cool video Steve.

[@462ANIMAL]

Beer fridge #1 :)

[@ICU-th7qj]

I have a shop just for my derby cars amd have everything you mentioned plus torches and grasshopper

[@arulkarthikeyan]

Hi steve, you just keep rocking and rocking. We love you here in INDIA (Asia)... Thank u and keep up the good work. Prayers n wishes.

[@studdaman420]

I agree with everything you said in this video Steve! Have you seen the 1 inch cordless Milwaukee impact they just came out with? You are probably one of the rare guys that could actually use one of those monster's on a regular basis. Thing is badass. Not many guys are working with big ass fasteners like that, except for iron worker's and semi mechanic's. Guy's like you.

[@caddydan7427]

Ive got more hand tools than ile ever need and i really like the dewalt set. Real handy when on the road. Just needs a pry bar a hammer and a set of vice grips.

[@dwainbooher7065]

Have a good air compressor is a must have in a shop

[@ironhead2447]

I just really need a chop saw and a table, c clamps and bussey clamps work wonders!!

[@Skybucksrules]

Those dewalt grinders are the best. Use it every day and it’s been 2 years haven’t killed one yet.

[@lilrip7532]

I've scored some killer deals on high end tools on ebay. I prefer the old school classic hand tools made in the USA.

[@studdaman420]

Letgo has been my honey hole lately. I find so many amazing deals there. Just the other day I scored a set of forged 19 inch BMW M3 wheels with Michelin Pilot sport tires with 1/3 tread on them for $120!!! Wtf. On ebay I can sell them for $3500 all day long.

[@tomhull3440]

That was a good video. Yep Hoya Hoya Gramps on the couch

[@gqp3215]

I was 1 of 3 labor grade 10 chop saw gear makers fo black and dirty in good Ole meraland before becoming a master in md water well driller 27 years 8 as an aprentice or journymen. Started welding and fabricating at 14. Set my son up in business in pa. @ 17 when he graduated school. He makes big bucks and is a supervisor for angle drill, a Klemm, for big foundations bridges, big buildings anchored into bedrock when possible and a million holes in every direction when sand. I'm just old and near death probably

[@jeremyhanna3852]

On tip 5 get one of grinder in 7" in case u got to do a big grinding job

[@franksgarage8551]

Dewalt tool kit is nice!! I just need to paint my shop red, fab up a giant handle. My shop is my toolbox!! I run esab too. Bought a cold cut saw,slick! Great advice. Light, i have all kinds,a must if you are in a man cave..

[@slamboy66]

I know most hobby shops, myself included, start by buying what you need, not kitting out a garage . Most have basic tools, hammers and stuff.

[@pandvsims]

A tool I use often is a vernier caliber.

[@dennisdombroski6946]

very good channel

[@kellprimus]

Love it

[@209chevymon]

I just need a shop table any plans on making a vid on building one

[@joenels4356]

thanks :)

[@tomriii9396]

let’s see some chassis measurements. Drive way measuring for link tricks! or homemade rivets. And maybe how to setup for a project that needs to be level and maybe how to go about it. You seen to no the lil trick that could help. Whatever you think will help I bet will go a long way for the fab guys.

[@konamanstudio2447]

You've got one of the most important tools you should have in your shop first aid kit you take care cheers with a beer

[@prancstaman]

I got 3 out of 4 grinders stuffed in a single tool box. I grab it and open it, great idea.

[@jeremyhanna3852]

I like shopping carts got hooks for wheels place to hang each grinder and there wrenches just roll it to where your working (my shop is big )

[@MarcusSchneidervlogs]

always agree with getting tools

[@Brenkeeno]

Offset vice 👌🏻

[@Steve-cn9of]

Good vid....

[@chopperhehehe]

A good selection of pursvereders (hammers) Extant tool talk 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦕🙂🤞✌

[@stevezwemer1262]

Yard sales are a great place to find affordable tools. A cup of coffee and a few bucks on Saturday morning and you might come home lucky....

[@harryballzack]

Steve Zwemer and Pawn shops!

[@jeepsterdaddy37]

@@harryballzack my local pawn shops want new prices for beat junk. I Go to local weekly outdoor flea market. You can get $1000 worth of l Tools for $25 99% of the time.

[@ben_hamilton]

Hey man great vid thanks. If your looking for video ideas I would love to see something on how to lower a big truck, buying a 54 Mack b20 off my Dad that's been in the family since I was 5. Anything to do with channelling or notching the frame, would love to see how you do it. Thanks

[@brentrobinson3274]

How about my favorite tool the cutting torch and well good hammers as well great video

[@Andrewlang90]

When your holding a hammer, everything is a nail lol. Right tools for the right job. On more thing so can think of, a compressor. Look at your big box stores, they usually sell them with a few accessories to save you a bit of coin. Great video, thanks for the tips

[@justinlongoria9306]

My chop show is on its last mile, I don't need a chop saw since I have a horizontal bandsaw in the garage. But for out in the field or quick cuts, Ive been eyeing a evolution or a dewalt. Any suggestions on blades/machines?

[@richludlam8993]

Table with locking casters is a must... The metal top is a little impractical for us Weekend Warriors... 3/4 inch plywood, beat the hell out of it, when it's used up just replace it. Cheap and easy

[@hubertrobinson8825]

Good advice what you think about the evolution cold cut saws have you ever tried one

[@chrisgleis2821]

Nice guy

[@sdelony]

That shop looks dangerous welding equipment and foam insulation can you say fire 🔥

[@gabecisneros5699]

That is probably for better sound quality. Not his actual shop.

[@Suitmyselff]

Tube/pipe bender/bending advice would be helpful!?

[@hamptonshillbilly2191]

Gotta have a torch set

[@wyattbowen2469]

I would say an air compressor impacts will always work batteries die as well as you can use it for an array of different tasks

[@weedfreer]

THERE'S 2019 TOOLS I ACTUALLY NEED!!?!? I've not got room for that many!!

[@MrsQueenBee5]

Good Stuff Steve, can't go wrong with a good a first aid kit. 👲👍

[@bdcrews07]

Have you used a Lincoln 140 welder? What’s your opinion on it for welding floor pans and body panels?

[@davidkirk6501]

Fire extinguisher!

[@josephduncan2238]

A BIG HAMMER!!!!!

[@holeshotmetalworks]

Hell yeah 🤘

[@tonylove1261]

Love those spray foam walls😆✌🏽

[@chopperhehehe]

For noise I would think 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄😁✌️

[@benfelland]

TONY NYC whoa.... that is spray foam.....everywhere.....

[@retireddriver16]

I got all that and more in my little shop

[@slamboy66]

First thing I did is look over at my 25' Stanley power lock. After this ganna see if I have a 12'er.

[@WaynesGarage]

Cool video Steve mate I wish tools in Australia where that cheap my welder was more then my hand tools but my metal fab tools cost me a car almost that I sold last year to by them lol anyways mate loving your video's and your builds. Keep up to good work mate.

[@richardm713]

Id like to see how and what you use to make a soild table

[@brucemorris6319]

Got to have a cutting torch. Grinders are good but sometimes you need a torch.

[@thesquirrelchroniclesakare7808]

Ive got the beer. I just need those tools !

[@mopartshemi]

5:34 check out that bent up wrench lol you should a explained that one

[@usacr7691]

Plz do a video on tube bending and notching

[@Beachbum001]

What brand and type of disks do you use for your grinders?