He’s Been Buying Tools For 40 Years.. Here’s What His Toolbox Looks Like! 

Probably one of if not the largest box tour I've seen, and I know that's not everything. Thanks for sharing, I enjoy your videos.

Retired GM Master mechanic. After turning wrenches for close to 50 years my tools are in my home garage. I specialized in steering, brakes, and suspension. The amount of special tools required to cover these areas was considerable. The last 7 years I worked in a shop where I had to keep my main toolbox {Mac MB1700} locked up. As a mechanic I understood tools was very expensive, when you had to re-buy them because someone borrowed them and did not return it, they were more expensive. Very impressive set. Thank for the tour.

Man’s concerned about his organization and I’m over here amazed at how well organized that box is..

Clutch Head Screwdriver. Secondary Metering plate screws on Holley 4160 Carburetors.

That is a small fortune right there! I love tools!

Wow!! Show that to people who complain it costs too much to fix their cars ! Lots of investment over the years PLUS all the big items like lifts, compressors, rent, salaries,,etc,etc,etc....Respect to you sir....

Nice to know someone else has a flashlight problem! Haha thanks for sharing your knowledge with everyone!

Awesome collection sir, want to see the retired tools box next

This inspirational. I think I’ll organize my toolbox today

enjoy the tour, being that I am 77 a lot of the old school stuff I used or wanted. Love the channel keep them coming..

Now that's how a "Toolbox Flex" is done...beautiful setup. on old tools we all keep...I still have my first husky tools my father bought me at thirteen years old and Toyota tool set they used to come standard with my first new car, 1974 celica gt.

Loved to see the old craftsman 1/2” ratchet! I have the same one that was my dad’s from 30-40 years ago. Still works great. I’ve got lots of new tools, but those old classics that were handed down are a favorite. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the tour

Liked to see the old Harley head wrench! Some people called them old truck door hinge wrenches. thanks for the tour!

Thanks for sharing. Love seeing the tool collections of professional auto mechanics. Your collection is very impressive.

When I see a mechanic with tools in Wooden boxes ….. I know I’m in the RIGHT place.

I’ve been waiting for this forever. I’m about to be ordering a Mr. Big myself

Thanks for sharing the toolbox video. "You just never know". That's the tool buyer's justification to get a new tool. I do the same thing and it's true.

Sometimes I find a cardboard box that fits in the drawer is the best organizer, especially for the extensions.

That is a beautiful box.

Appreciate the tour.

Thanks for the tool box tour, i am becoming an LED light collector now that i have slowed down in my retirement, i still have my 2 lead lights one incandescent and one a quarts halogen that probably nobody will ever use again!.

Nice looking box. I love the color!

Love the diagnostic equipment. In my opinion thats the true measure of a shops commitment to being always up to date on the ever changing tech. Beautiful setup Sherwood.

I don’t miss buying tools for what he has in tools I have in fishing and hunting equipment good luck to him

Very impressive. Nice box Mr.👍👍👍

Loved this vid. Thanks for sharing. 👍

Thanks for the video.

Clutch head screwdriver. Generally used on Holley 4160 carburetors or removing cabinets from house trailers or factory built homes 😉😉

Wow...! What a variety of everything..!! Lots of tools..! Congratulations..!

Snap on man must love that shop

Awesome toolboox !!!!

very envious of your tools wish I had half your collection

i like your idea shop tools nice and clean , the most thing i love is the computer screen i work at toyota dealer for now, i will have that screen once i have my own garage

“Not gonna organize right now” proceeds to organize 😂

In May of 2024 I will have been a certified mechanic for 40 years but my Matco toolbox is not nearly that size. You must have at least $500,000 in tools. I chose to buy myself a 2009 997.2 Porsche 911 instead. Great video as always. Have a great day from San Luis Obispo California. And yes I agree with the Nissan comment that they will put a 10mm bolt in a really tight spot. I recently upgraded to the power probe 4 from the 1.

Sweet.. 🤙

I’m the same way with lights. I buy them for whatever reason I don’t know . 🤣🤣🤣 I know exactly how you feel

Excellent box:)

Very nice setup.

That black hawl set is awesome for wrenchs

Looks like the snapon guy was able to send all of his kids to college..I tip my hat to you sir!!

Nice setup

It made my day to see you gently closing the drawers. My work box is also kind of a community box and I yell at my guys all the time for slamming the drawers.

Very nice set up.

looked like what we called clutch head screw driver common on rear metering plate holly carbs

I learned that you can find a lot of ideas or products on etsy, for organizing your too box. So many people with 3D printers that had the same issues we run into with tool organization. I feel like I never stop organizing my box. lol.

there's two approaches to the tool game ... A. get it when you NEED it ... B. get it BEFORE you need it ... (careful distinguishing WANT from need)

I have that serpentine belt set! Purchased from Napa in 1995. If you need the 3/8 adapter Part numbers cross to apex/GW/KD not Carlyle

Love your tool set. I've been a mechanic since 1980. We have basically the same things😊 All I do now is mostly front ends and brakes. I still have all of my tools from the 80's. I love my tools. Still buying more. Love your channel. Love your experience. Love your wisdom. I truly miss old school mechanics. Old school mechanical machines. And I miss using my fractional tools. Everything is metric, I hate it. But you must learn to adapt. Looking forward to your next video. 🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥

Excellent tool box 👍🏻

Love all your videos. For just reorganizing your toolbox. How do you remember where everything is? I have labels on every drawer and I still will go in 1 or 2 drawers before finding what I want.

Outstanding collection of tools, and with organization like that, you better believe that the work product is done to mill spec.

I have maybe 10 drawers in my toolbox and i still cant remember where everything is. The fact you dont sit there for 10 minutes opening every drawer every time you need a tool is impressive in itself.

I have an old fluke 99B from when I was servicing electronics.

Impressive

get the snapon crowfoot holders. ive been using them for 25 years and still think theyre the best thing for crowfoot wrenches. awesome set up brotha.i have the same set up except i have the hutch,locker on each side and the top lockers too. epic is the best box ever built.

Amazing tool box 🤩 I have a question for you, why did you choose ATS scope over pico scope? please make a video about this and share with us your opinion, I really appreciate the videos you share with us on how to improve in automotive service industry, thank you

Nice review I put heavy stuff like ratchets and hammers on bottom box and put stuff I barley use up where I need a step to see. Love these types of videos tho that’s what I have on my channel

What a box of tools

Wow. That's a lot of tools. Can you make a video about the Otofix? What model is it? Do you like it?

Super nice setup! What is the paint code/color for that toolbox?

Fair play im very jealous one day one day 😂

Fluke 98 scope is a great meter.

Can you do a video on the old school fluke scope? Would love to see

I find other people's toolbox and how their organization works for them very interesting. Thanks for sharing! I do have one question - what do you use if you need to torque a nut to specs, but you only have room for a wrench? ...and more specifically, torque to 170ftlbs +... I seem to have a hard time finding a solution. Thanks!!

Great tool collections but where do you see yourself in the next 5 or 10 years as an instructor. I am expanding as well in terms of insulated tools due to HVE , PHVE , and BEV. Amazing video as always.

My solution for storing extensions is the 18 inch bar magnets from harbor freight, they’re like $2 a piece. Screw 3 of em’ to the wall a few inches apart above one another where the longer heavier extensions are being held up by 3 magnets.

Sweet. A full length video. I was sad when the TikTok video ended 3 drawers in. 😂👍

Sherwood I am a light nut as well, I think it started back in the day, because flashlights sucked, double d batteries, or shop lights that burned the hell out of you.😢

Not sure if its been mentioned but bad idea to keep those batteries plued in unattended. Been knowen to cause fires. Just throwing it out there..nice setup 😎.

A whole lot of $$$ invested in tools and diag equipment, really nice display.

Clutch Head Screwdriver for old Chevys

I too have a strange fixation with lights.

That is Nirvana to me. $500,000+ in tools and roll-aways. Hopefully you can write them off over time. When I was spooling-up as a AME, I couldn't write-off my tools - but that's up here in the Democratic Peoples Republik of Kanada.

Tend to keep all the 1/4 together 3/8 together etc test together Shocking how many specific tools we have to keep on hand, test equipment that are brand specific or only test one specific component only to be asked "why do you charge so much" I had to purchase a specialty tool to diagnose your specific car/component

1:20.. I think it's for drum brake springs..🤔 Or swapping carburetor jets

Hello. As far as sockets go, do you still use SAE sockets ?

"Everybody has one of these drawers". Only one?😂

I just use a cornwell metal magnet for all My extensions

Hi Royalty,I am about to purchase a vehicle used one,how about mazda cx 9 vs ford explorers??? Please answer

I just found out that the blue liquid for the head gasket tester has a shelf life, I was going to buy the kit to put in the garage just to have it in case, but glad I did not. I mean I can buy the tester and just hold off on the liquid until I might need it. Does the Snap-On have a shelf life too?

Now thats a mechanics tool box, must be 250k there Scary how many rools we have that have only been used once or never that cost an absolute fortune having said that there's nothing worse than not having the tool or I have the tool but cant find it

You right about those wiper arm pullers. After cracking a windshield, you will gladly buy the more expensive wiper arm pullers. It's one of those overpriced tools on the truck. The lesser expensive battery terminal puller tool probably won't work on most wiper arms.

What is in your pockets and belt at the shop and why?

With a tool box that size, do you ever find yourself trying to remember where you keep something your looking for?? I have that problem and my box isn’t a quarter of the size of yours 😂😂😂😂

Where is your shop located at? I'm in Draper, Utah.

clutch head screwdriver 1:24 minutes

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Hello which oscilloscope do you advise me to buy

Just the cost of the toolbox’s is huge

My dad has a punch that he made from a broken Chrysler torsion bar.Has not shattered on him yet.I have tools my grandfather made he put the date and his name on.Will not ever get rid of them

do you recommend me Gear wrench than Mac or snap on

Did you ever use your S wrench set or half moons?

when is ac part 2 is coming?

"you never know when you might need that"

That's the bad thing about being a mechanic, you spend a fortune in tools and alot of them you never use but you tell your self, I might need it!😂

Was that a Rochester smog carb tool?

It would be a cold day in hell that I allowed my tool box to become a community tool box. Tools are way to expensive to let other go into your tool box.

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