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Aircraft maintenance. Tools of the Trade
It’s been a long time I have been promising all of you a tool box video, well here it is. One thing I did forget to show was my @leathermantools Wave. My apologies, it’s always on my hip. It’s the best. Aircraft Mechanics best friend.
My respects to all these excellent manufacturers that make all these amazing tools. I love using them all. So a big thank you and keep on producing dependable products.
Now I need to explain something, many of you will probably frown upon my way of organization and the way I set my box up, but this is what works for me. I been doing it like this for 20+ years and as I said in the video, I know where everything is and where it belongs. It’s organized chaos for me. So to each their own.
The other thing I need to bring up is that we are not required to shadow our box’s, it’s by choice. The company does not provide us in the USA in the airlines with tool, it’s our responsibility to get a minimum list needed and to maintain them. Only thing the airline provides is specific tooling such as calibrated tools (torque wrench’s, tire gauges, lock out devices etc..). And as for young mechanics coming up, don’t be scared to mix and match your tools, find what works for you so you can get the job done properly (think outside the box and be creative, sometimes you have to even break your own tools to create new ones).
Our tools are our livelihood, we spend a lot of our own money over our careers to be able to maintain these aircraft. So that being said, our tools are an extension of us, they are part of us. More importantly knowing how to use them properly is a skill learned over time and experience.. and lots of busted knuckles and cuts.
Just remember 2 things, the Kind of tools you have don’t make you an excellent mechanic, knowing how to use any tool does… and second.. as my father told me .. even with all the tools in the world.. the most important one is your mind. Your ability to think critically and solve problems .. That’s the mark of a excellent mechanic which all of us strive to be.
Hope you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching such a long video and as always have a beautiful day 🤙
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@victornderu143
@victornderu143 Год назад
American Airlines ought to pay you very hardsomely for the work you get done 👍
@nunobarros3629
@nunobarros3629 Год назад
Considering the ammount of hours of training these folks have to pass through and the enormous responsibility on their shoulders…yes, you are right.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
I can’t complain about it, I’m paying well and I enjoy my company very much.
@fw1421
@fw1421 11 месяцев назад
Believe me,they do. I worked for American for 23 years,right until AA filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and closed the Alliance Maintenance Base where I worked. I took retirement rather than have to relocate to LAX,SFO,or ORD. After AA renegotiated a new contract with the Transport Workers Union the mechanics got a well deserved BIG pay raise.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
@@fw1421 it was also due to the benefit of IAM that gave a big boost to pay and benefits during the union alliance agreement. In the end it all worked out. Our new contract is coming up for negotiations, we will see how it all goes. Hopefully they bring up the compensation to modern day cost of living.
@fw1421
@fw1421 11 месяцев назад
@@StigAviation My best wishes on getting further pay raises. I’m sure management will find some excuse to keep from raising wages and benefits if they can,like a downturn in air traffic due to a war in the Middle East.☹️
@Defcon666
@Defcon666 Год назад
Appreciate you taking the time to show your arsenal , you definitely will collect an array of tools over the years , seems like in every industry where you turn wrenches there's always flex heads and stubby wrenches are a must !
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Definitely takes a lifetime to collect all that you need. And absolutely yes on the flex head. It’s a must
@TheBigfoot2013
@TheBigfoot2013 8 месяцев назад
Guys like you really make our societies work. Respect and thank you!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Thank you 🙏
@chrisnicholls8636
@chrisnicholls8636 Год назад
Your tool box reminds me of my cycle mechanic box, organised in my own way so i can find everything easily and still collecting tools i need. Thanks for sharing Stig, keep the videos coming 👍
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Thank you for watching , i appreciate you being here
@ИванВ-к1ц
@ИванВ-к1ц Год назад
Hello. Thank you for your videos bro. I'm also an aeronautical technician, I watch your content. Unfortunately, there is little content on RU-vid related to the repair of aviation equipment. Good luck.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Noted. I will be posting more and more. Thank you for being here
@philmccracken2351
@philmccracken2351 Год назад
I've been a line mechanic for about 4 months now and it was weird not having a standard tool box like at my old hangar job. I got a knock off pelican case from my grandpa and split my tools by category in Milwaukee cloth pouches, one for ratchets/sockets, one for wrenches, one for pliers etc. It's been working out well enough that I don't think I'll ever bother shadowing my box.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
That’s the beauty of line maintenance. It’s your tools it’s your box and your organizational skills. You build it how you want because at the end of the day you are the one using it. Many look at my box and say it’s a mess… I look at it and it’s perfect because I know exactly where everything is.
@97rayder
@97rayder Год назад
Same here , I have a nanuk 935 box and use pouches to separate and organize tools. I find it more efficient than shadowing. Shadowing takes more space lol
@_Avser
@_Avser 3 месяца назад
I used to be a fueler and now im a ramper with a cargo company. I used to watch the mechanics when i was a fueler and recently i met one at work and its very interesting. ive been looking into AMT school here in socal (SD) but its always full. nice seeing your setup im gonna sub. thanks.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 3 месяца назад
Definitely keep looking. There’s a lot of schools available. Some more pricy than others. Wishing you all the best in your career
@I7470
@I7470 Год назад
Please make a dedicated step by step safety wire video. Cover every aspect of it including those like safety wire of 737 wheel cover bolts. All kinds of safety wires and it’s techniques please.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Absolutely , that video is in the works, ill get that out soon
@citibear57
@citibear57 4 месяца назад
Thanks for the tool box tour! It certainly was interesting to watch. Your excellent videos appeal to people of all ages and sexes. Well done, Stig! 👍
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
Thank you very much. I appreciate you watching
@aquagreen73s5
@aquagreen73s5 10 месяцев назад
❤ this. My son is a mechanic. Alk. Really appreciate you guys and gals in MX. Flying 2032 on Monday.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
Have a beautiful flight. ✈️ and thank you for watching.
@kennyvincentngodo7788
@kennyvincentngodo7788 Год назад
Your Dad's into aircraft maintenance as well? Awesome!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Funny enough Dad was a auto mechanic and a jack of all trades. But he taught me how to use tools properly and the importance of quality of work.
@leokimvideo
@leokimvideo 6 месяцев назад
I think they are tubing clamps, medical / dental tools are awesome for some unusual jobs
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
I think I heard somebody mention hemostats. But regardless of the name. Absolutely great tool.
@terrygivens132
@terrygivens132 10 месяцев назад
What an awesome set of tools. Thanks for the tool tour.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
Glad you like them!
@armandcurti2598
@armandcurti2598 8 месяцев назад
A&P student here. Very useful to see some on site hand tools!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Glad this was helpful
@scottgriffith7759
@scottgriffith7759 6 месяцев назад
the clamping scissors are called hemostats. I use them in small engine repair to clamp off fuel lines.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
Thank you for reminding me the correct name of it. Much appreciated
@justing42
@justing42 Год назад
Our boxes are brothers…I have almost the same stuff in mine, except the 3/8 stuff and breaker bar etc…I don’t carry that in my line box. Otherwise same stuff…no shadowing either. My orange Chevy wrench doesn’t have paint on it anymore haha. Dirty hands too…I don’t wear gloves more than I do. SEA line mx @ Delta here…ex AA.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Thank you for all your hard work brother, Keep up the good work, keep the metal flying.
@stanleyvasquez7110
@stanleyvasquez7110 10 месяцев назад
I dont know if somebody said it, but those forceps are called Hemostats....The come very handy....Cool video Brother..🤘🤘
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for reminding me the proper name, I always forget, I appreciate that and thank you for watching Stanley
@IHWKR
@IHWKR 7 месяцев назад
Going from the USAF to looking into AMT, I am suprised people have to biy all their tools rather than have a tool crib where everyone can check out what they need. Do your CTK (Composit Tool Kit) at least have a foam cut out of everything so you know you have everything at the end of a job? Do you etch your tools with notations so a every tool can be documented on a master document? It was paramount everything is documented in case of breakage/missing parts to be noted within the master document and also incase someone left a tool, we would know where to find the shop and the person who checked it out could be held accountable. It also helps from shops stealing each other's tools.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
It works very differently in the civilian side of aviation. Maintenance is responsible for their own tooling and accountability is done by the honor system. If you wish to shadow your tools you are free to do so. It’s all about your preference.
@niallcosgrove5596
@niallcosgrove5596 Год назад
What a collection of tools 🔧 nicely organized good quality and the have served you well
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Indeed they have. And thank you 👍
@superdee9514
@superdee9514 Год назад
Very good and informative as always. I have three small tool pans that I use for mechanical, electrical and plumbing projects. I am not a master tradesman, but I do my own little projects for my friends and myself.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
those pans come in handy for sure
@peterryan7340
@peterryan7340 Год назад
I'm a hospital engineer. It is quite interesting to see how many tools overlap with what you use daily. We don't have to buy our tools either
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Right tools for the right job, and most time we do the same thing, we turn wrenches to keep it working
@joanieswanson570
@joanieswanson570 7 месяцев назад
Nice! Thanks for the tour
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
My pleasure 👍
@koryknoupf
@koryknoupf 11 месяцев назад
Seems like you have a great attitude, #1 tool of the trade! Nice old box! I’ve still got a couple of Kennedys from my days working the line as a crew chief. “Honor system” tool accountability sounds suspect and is asking for trouble… complacency kills. Anyways, thanks for sharing and keep up the hard work. Cheers.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
Thank you very much for watching. I appreciate you being here and sharing your thoughts and knowledge. And you are 100% right, attitude is the number one tool.
@ИванСтоянов-с7ю
@ИванСтоянов-с7ю 2 месяца назад
In my company they give us personal toolboxes worth thousands of dollars: Mainly Snap-on, Knipex, Stahlwille. And is forbidden by the company policy for permanent employees to use personal (private) tools. Every single tool and every single tool box has an equipment number and is assigned to the mechanic personally. Good thing is that when something brakes or wears you can change it anytime you like, no questions asked. Also always working with high quality tools really hepls with work sometimes. Needless to say the tool control policy is extremely strict.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 2 месяца назад
@@ИванСтоянов-с7ю it’s very different here. We are responsible for our own tools.
@fernandosalas8589
@fernandosalas8589 8 месяцев назад
I still have my dad's wooden toolbox he made by hand he made it strong he was a carpenter 😢. I'll never get rid of it.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Never get rid of it. That’s a memory that will keep him with you always.
@saulleyva2858
@saulleyva2858 9 месяцев назад
Haha! Stumbled upon this informative video just realizing I follow you on tiktok you’re the best dude!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 9 месяцев назад
Welcome to my YT my friend. Glad to have you here.
@josesantizo4432
@josesantizo4432 10 месяцев назад
I love the fact that you used your dads handed down tools
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
every time i open it i think of him... i miss my old man.
@phalanyx3478
@phalanyx3478 10 месяцев назад
What a neat little box. I've the same philosophy setup with my machinist tools. I can wear most hats in the shop living out of a rusty kennedy chest. Ever tried the stamped sheet metal Klein hex key sets? I favor those over the separated sets of L wrenches. If I need a cheater pipe for leverage I just turn the tool into a T handle or put the knipex wrench on it. The plastic ones are all junk.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
I’m definitely gonna have a look at those Klein tools, thank you for the suggestion.
@nunobarros3629
@nunobarros3629 Год назад
It’s beautiful to see an attachment to your family history!!!! Taking good care and USING the stuff that once belonged to your old man. As for that box…is your surname “Blackman” ??? Heheheheheheh
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
😅 Al Blackman was not my old man. But he is a legend
@stevenharris5064
@stevenharris5064 6 месяцев назад
I LOVE this video!!! I just left the military and started a career in GA maintenance and I’m building my box based on your tools and advice! Any chance you could give me the part numbers for the two Gearwrench ratcheting combo wrench sets? Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
I honestly can’t remember the part numbers on the combination wrenches, but I think you can find it on their website
@marksigmon8388
@marksigmon8388 10 месяцев назад
Would love to see a video on safety wiring.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
I’m working on that video. Give me some time and I’ll get that out.
@Aboard_and_Abroad
@Aboard_and_Abroad 8 месяцев назад
rotating removeable shaft on that stubby is nice! i love 1/4" and univeral sockets. suprised to see non Channel-Lock brand channel locks, i always find they are inferior and slip compared to the name-brand. never seen a full swivel ratchet!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
The full swivel is a life saver. Highly recommend
@remylopez4821
@remylopez4821 10 месяцев назад
I’m surprised you didn’t have a speed handle for taking panels off I prefer a half inch drive for the leverage versus a 3/8 drive, but like you said to each his own enjoy your videos and I miss working on aircraft from a retired Mcdonnell Douglas Long Beach, flight ramp mechanic, retired
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
I actually do have a speed handle, it’s in my other box. But definitely a very handy tool to have for quick panel removal. Thank you for being here Remy and for all your years of hard work. I hope you’re enjoying retirement.
@ClashingwithTofu
@ClashingwithTofu 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for this!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
My pleasure!
@mrsim9095
@mrsim9095 Год назад
And all those fit in your old grey box?! lol Impressive, you are well equiped, I dont really carry more tools for heavy maintenance in my "big" toolbox. If u want a nice useful pocket tool, have a look at the proto black double wrench serie, pricy but quality is top (p/n JSBV0810 for the 1/4 5/16) one of my fav tool with the knipex
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Absolutely right. I’ll take quality any time. Good tools will last you a lifetime (especially when you use them right )
@afterburner119
@afterburner119 Год назад
We call that a ford wrench @ 3:52. All of our boxes have them. It’s nuts how hard they are on us with FoD, PW we don’t use any of our own tools.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
well its a big difference on an assembly line vs the actual Line maint.
@Jusuy
@Jusuy 2 месяца назад
Time to buy a new toolbox😊
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 2 месяца назад
@@Jusuy nahh. I like my dad’s old box. Makes me think of him when I work.
@motorcycledave7296
@motorcycledave7296 7 месяцев назад
New to the channel. I've been watching many of your videos for a couple of days now and it sucked me right in. Love the content. What do you have for a flashlight? That's the one tool I see you use the most. Seems like it's super bright.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for being here. At the moment I’m enjoying a ThruNite flashlight
@njjeff201
@njjeff201 8 месяцев назад
In northern NJ Sears was all over. I bought a 10 drawer tool chest which I still have. I even took it with me to automotive school in NYC in ‘67. Seeing the Snap On truck I used to ‘run away’… knowing I couldn’t afford them with a new child & a wife. Everything was Craftsmen except a SnapOn compression tester. The single guys had running balances to SnapOn which they weekly paid off. Think I have more tools now that I’m not lending out! No wire strippers? No electrical repairs, shorts, etc? Thanx for sharing.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Snap On is definitely gonna hurt your bank account 😅😂 I sure do miss Sears. I wish they still had the stores here in LA.
@rafaelyorro4466
@rafaelyorro4466 8 месяцев назад
Yeah lve got one like that plus two More tool bags,
@rafaelyorro4466
@rafaelyorro4466 8 месяцев назад
I hope to continue couple more years on some other company god willing!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Sometimes tool bags are more accessible, especially if you’re moving around from one aircraft to the other.
@Edy9836mengharapridhoAllah
@Edy9836mengharapridhoAllah Год назад
Nice
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Thanks
@MartyFakeNewsman262
@MartyFakeNewsman262 6 месяцев назад
Well done video! I am currently in airframe, should be graduating with A&P by December. My goal is to work for American out of Tulsa. Do you have any tips for landing a job at American?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
First of all, I wanna wish you a congratulations, you’ve done something amazing by getting that license. Just remember it’s a licensed to learn. In regards to getting a job well all I can tell you is bring your positive attitude and bring your knowledge of the basics which you learned in school. You better know how to safety wire and you better know how to read a multimeter. (Hint hint ) 👌
@jcox3455
@jcox3455 8 месяцев назад
Hey! What are those wrench clips/rings you have? They look like welding torch strikers! I need some! Please reply!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
They are oversized Bobby pins. Got them from granger if I remember correctly.
@richardborger5606
@richardborger5606 7 месяцев назад
I bought some on Amazon but I forget what they were called.
@ci7alex1
@ci7alex1 7 месяцев назад
I am surprised you have to have your own tools. One would have thought the manufacturer mandates what tools to use. Wow impressive set.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
That’s the way it works in most airlines, you are required to have your own tools.
@jessemackenzie6516
@jessemackenzie6516 7 месяцев назад
Great video. I love to see tools sets that have taken years to build piece by piece. I was always under the impression aircraft mechanics had to shadow foam their tools????? Is This not the case?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
It’s not required to shadow your tools it’s a preference that some like to have.
@JimMcConnell6801
@JimMcConnell6801 6 месяцев назад
Next give us a tool pouch tour/aviation maintenance EDC
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
Will do 👍
@TlD-dg6ug
@TlD-dg6ug 4 месяца назад
Fyi they make an adjustable with a reversible jaw that turns an adjustable into a pipe wrench
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
Very nice. I’ll have to check that out.
@vittoriobacchiega9118
@vittoriobacchiega9118 Год назад
First rule: My tools are mine!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Exactly 👌
@David..
@David.. 11 месяцев назад
I’m quite surprised the airlines don’t use torque assembly guns that sync the the ERP, would figure it would make it easier to trace down if things where torqued properly and make the ppwk a bit easier.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
They do .. all torque wrenches are calibrated and tracked by the company and checked out to mechanics. It’s all tracked
@kyleomanson
@kyleomanson 6 месяцев назад
What's the specific model of that tough built belt bag it looks very useful and I might look into getting one now.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
The one I carry is called the small electricians pouch
@kyleomanson
@kyleomanson 6 месяцев назад
@@StigAviation thank you 👍
@patkar4449
@patkar4449 4 месяца назад
so coool!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
👍
@marclebrun641
@marclebrun641 11 месяцев назад
Very nicely done, I love going into the hanger and seeing they new/young guys with massive tool box's and next to nothing in them, can't afford tools cuz the big status box cost so much
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
So many smarter ways to spend money on tools. You are very correct on this.
@njjeff201
@njjeff201 8 месяцев назад
Was a mechanic next to me @Hackensack Ford that had one of those from SnapOn. Guessing his empty box was maybe $5-7,000 in the late ‘70’s. Tools were well over $15,000 if not more. He lost them all when the dealership burned & the ceiling collapsed. Guess their insurance covered him… not sure as I was gone by then.
@Megamanx305
@Megamanx305 Месяц назад
Can you send me a link of where to find the pouch? I went online but that brand has so many different models. I will start as a Line Mechanic for the first time ever. Thanks to your inspiration. 🙌🏻
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Месяц назад
It’s called ToughBuilt small electricians pouch. Look that up. I can’t find the link for some reason
@speedbird-777
@speedbird-777 Год назад
Wow that is A LOT of tool 😮 Hey Stig. Which aircraft do you work on? The A320? 777? Also do airline mechanics work on more than one aircraft type if they get certification?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
I’m currently type certified on B737, B777, B787 and the A320 fleet
@speedbird-777
@speedbird-777 Год назад
😳 That.. That is a lot. A lot to remember. Especially between both airbus and Boeing
@SuburbanDon
@SuburbanDon Год назад
Damn that's a lot of.stuff for that one box.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Believe it or not I use every single tool in there. That being said , it’s specifically built up for the most common jobs.
@ZeeshanAli-uq2kk
@ZeeshanAli-uq2kk 11 месяцев назад
😮❤❤❤ i like it but I don't understand tomuch English but i love yor tools i like it
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for watching
@ZeeshanAli-uq2kk
@ZeeshanAli-uq2kk 11 месяцев назад
Well come i am also working on dubai airport ek admin
@ddoyle11
@ddoyle11 8 месяцев назад
Great job of fitting so many tools into such a small box! Maybe I missed it but I didn’t see any metric sockets or wrenches, just SAE. Do you have both or do you need both? I assumed that Airbus would require metric.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Because commercial aviation uses only SAE standard. Airbus and Boeing.
@peterveen3819
@peterveen3819 Год назад
Nice!!....
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@MM-tt7hy
@MM-tt7hy 4 месяца назад
I would have thought that tools would be provided by the airline through a tool control system to prevent FOD. That’s how it was in base maintenance when I still did that.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
Nowadays we have to provide our own tools. There are some companies that do provide tooling for their technicians, but majority of the big airlines have a minimum tool requirement list.
@MsFLYBOY05
@MsFLYBOY05 Год назад
Does every new line maintenance have to have there own set of required tools in order to get hired at the airlines?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
yes they do, there is a minimum tool list that a mechanic must have
@philipcollura2669
@philipcollura2669 22 дня назад
A little late to the party, but I wonder if you have a 😊mix of SAE and metric wrenches and sockets
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 22 дня назад
Aircraft use 99% SAE tooling. Very rare you’ll need metric.
@Twobarpsi
@Twobarpsi 5 месяцев назад
I think I have that exact same toolbox!! My dad bought it in the early 80s, and I took ownership of it. It even has the same rust spots on the top cover. How can I email you a picture? Thanks Stig 🤙!!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
Send it to my instagram. I’ll can see it there
@Twobarpsi
@Twobarpsi 4 месяца назад
@@StigAviation Unfortunately I don't do IG or FB. Just email.
@davidsteckley8846
@davidsteckley8846 10 месяцев назад
Harbor freight has also really steeped up to quality in there top tier line. I’m just a sat DIY garage guy
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
Harbor freight is an awesome place to shop. I go there often.
@migueldorta70
@migueldorta70 9 месяцев назад
Hello, great channel, thanks for sharing!. What brands would you recommend to start school with a limited budget?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 9 месяцев назад
Craftsman, husky , gearwrench. Those are good affordable brands.
@brl3900
@brl3900 Год назад
It looked like your sockets were sae, do you have metric also? Great video, thanks for sharing your toolbox with us!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
All commercial aviation use SAE... there are a few items in the interior that do take metric .. thing like cosmetic items( trim, knobs etc)
@brl3900
@brl3900 Год назад
@StigAviation Very interesting, I would have assumed aviation would have gone metric years ago. I just retired as a agricultural equipment mechanic for over 40 years and the tractors have been basically metric for a very long time now. Of course need both metric and sae to service old and new equipment.
@KuzzMike
@KuzzMike 7 месяцев назад
How is tool loss monitored and controlled by local authorities? Respect and thank you!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
Tool monitoring is controlled by the technician themselves.
@cruisinguy6024
@cruisinguy6024 Год назад
Commenting to help boost you on RU-vid.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
I appreciate you for that
@scotttan6377
@scotttan6377 Год назад
Interesting that even aviation mechanics like auto mechanics provide their own tools . Similarly , no different than a chef providing their own knife set. That tool box must weigh 50 lb ( 23Kg) !
@s0nnyburnett
@s0nnyburnett Год назад
turbomachine technician here, still have to provide my own but I lucked out and got a good station with most of the things I've needed so far.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
i honestly prefer it like this, my tools and i dont have to depend on company for them.
@ShakespeareCafe
@ShakespeareCafe 6 месяцев назад
Do you have the Harbor Freight Icon Locking Head Ratchet and Bit Set 35 Piece? It has become a meme on Reddit
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 6 месяцев назад
Haven’t used those. I’ll have to take a look
@the_noble_lefty
@the_noble_lefty 7 месяцев назад
Hey Stig! do you remember the model of toughbuilt pouch you use?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
Small electricians pouch 👌
@Vintage0007
@Vintage0007 8 месяцев назад
What kind of flashlight do you use?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
At the moment I’m using a ThruNite
@ehenry556
@ehenry556 11 месяцев назад
What on earth is that pin thing that your wrenches are on. I’ve been trying to find that on the internet for months but I don’t know what it’s called and I haven’t found it!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
That’s called a Bobby pin. It actually came from an old decommissioned engine stand. But you can find something similar at Grainger store
@JebediahKerman185
@JebediahKerman185 11 месяцев назад
Can we get a POV video of you just working
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
I have a few videos like that on the page. Check it out when you have time 🤙
@PhiNguyen-pi1yd
@PhiNguyen-pi1yd 7 месяцев назад
That's an awesome looking pouch! Is it a Tough Built Small Electrcian Pouch?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
You got it. That’s exactly what it is. Best pouch I have ever owned
@Boom-eo8ht
@Boom-eo8ht 3 месяца назад
I’m brand new to this career so excuse me about this question but I don’t see any power tools, is there a reason? I’m assuming maybe it’s because you wanna stay away from over torquing anything but I could be wrong??
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 3 месяца назад
You are absolutely correct on that. The reason I don’t have any power tools is because I don’t want to over torque something or damage the fastener. There are exceptions where we do and can use power tools, but most time it’s by hand.
@OptimusPrime-ys5vp
@OptimusPrime-ys5vp Год назад
thank you very much for your video, one curious question, I don't see any torque wrench there so how do you know when tighten enough torque? thanks
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
A good point. Torque wrench’s are calibrated items/tools. That’s provided by company. The company is responsible for providing those kind of specialized tooling.
@justing42
@justing42 Год назад
German torque. Gudentight.
@jasonpfannenstiel9315
@jasonpfannenstiel9315 Месяц назад
Is the El Brutus aka “Johnson Bar” a tool we should have in an A&P toolbox or does Tool Crib have them for checkout? I’m building my box.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Месяц назад
That’s a specialty tool. You don’t have to buy that. The tool crib has that for you.
@jasonpfannenstiel9315
@jasonpfannenstiel9315 Месяц назад
@@StigAviation, Thank you. I have a year and half until I retire from the USAF and try to get on with Delta or AA. Your videos are a huge help.
@hugostiglitz47
@hugostiglitz47 Год назад
Question: does the company provide you with tools or you have to get them yourself?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
I have to get my own tools. But when it comes to specific special tools (torque wrench, lock out devices, engine change kits) those will be provided by company
@berlinberlin4246
@berlinberlin4246 8 месяцев назад
Are the tools metric or imperial? Or is this depending if its a Boeing/ Airbus?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Airbus and Boeing both use imperial.
@ronparrish6666
@ronparrish6666 10 месяцев назад
Stig just wondering are most of your tools good for both the Airbus and Boeing aircraft or do you have to have the odd tool for say Airbus like metric instead of imperial
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 10 месяцев назад
These tools are for both Airbus and Boeing. Both manufacturers are SAE standard. There are a few odd interior components such as trim panels that are imperial, but not that many.
@zlee11
@zlee11 9 месяцев назад
I’m really surprised that all your tools are SAE and not metric. I figured Airbus must use metric sizes out of spite. 😊
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 9 месяцев назад
All aircraft are SAE standard. 👍 there are a few metric items that are usually interior items
@brageol
@brageol 4 месяца назад
it sounds crazy to me that you all have to buy your own tools., why is that? at the airline i work at it is all provided by the company, also others i know at different airlines has it provided at both base and line (norway). has it been tried and not worked out or whats the deal? im really curious
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
The difference here is the USA carriers and European carriers, we have slightly different rules when it comes down to tooling. Over here we are required to buy our own.
@brageol
@brageol 4 месяца назад
@@StigAviation i understand that, but why? no one ever questioned it or has it been tried before?
@furryhaggis4573
@furryhaggis4573 4 месяца назад
There are arguments for both systems, in the UK, going back 30+ years, engineers / mechanics / technicians used to provide their own tools, but slowly airlines and MRO's are going over to toolkits / tools issued long term or on a daily basis to maintenance staff. They think this system provides 'protection' against tool loss, which as you both know on aircraft can be very serious. It does not prevent tool loss, tools still go missing, just more paperwork to deal with when they do.... Owning and using your own tools can actually result in greater tool control, you have invested a lot of time and money building up a good toolkit and you know exactly what you have just by looking, even a box like Stig has I can guarantee you will instinctively know if you have a tool missing. If you have your own toolkit in the UK or EU, you would be expected to foam the whole lot and have contents lists, just to ensure nothing goes missing. Good video for youngsters to watch, well done @StigAviation !
@emelienwabuona479
@emelienwabuona479 Год назад
What tool do you use when you want to start an engine manually ❤
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
A 3/8 drive extension, i actually made a whole video about manual engine start. Check my page when you have time
@emelienwabuona479
@emelienwabuona479 Год назад
I've already watched it 😉 that was why I wanted to know the tool you used. Until I watched that video I never knew an engine could be started manually.
@juane.aragones8867
@juane.aragones8867 2 месяца назад
Yes , I have been mechanic all my life, let's say....Airbuses use metric ?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 2 месяца назад
Both Airbus and Boeing use SAE standard.
@nirajrayker9282
@nirajrayker9282 11 месяцев назад
Hi Stig...what are you using to strap all your open end wrenches together at 0:57 ? Can you post a purchase link.?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 11 месяцев назад
That’s actually a Bobby pin 🧷 from an old decommissioned engine stand. But have seen similar ones sold by Grainger. Check their website.
@nirajrayker9282
@nirajrayker9282 11 месяцев назад
Got It! Coiled Tension Safety Pin.
@edschoenstein1893
@edschoenstein1893 4 месяца назад
Are there any tools specific to or certified for aviation only that you must have handy?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
No. There’s nothing specific, just a general set of tools that are SAE standard. Anything that has to be certified will be provided by the airline itself (such as torque wrench, tire pressure gauge, rigging tools etc)
@stevemagnuson7051
@stevemagnuson7051 8 месяцев назад
Curious to know if you need metric for Airbus?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
Nope all commercial aircraft are SAE standard.
@diegobolanos8218
@diegobolanos8218 Год назад
🤔🤔 in my country is not permitted use expansion wrenches for aviation !!!
@RobtheAviator
@RobtheAviator Год назад
Why not? The possibility of stripping fasteners?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Why not ? It’s a basic set of tools that all mechanics should have
@diegobolanos8218
@diegobolanos8218 Год назад
@@StigAviation because are not precision tools and can damage the bolts. Is better use big wrenches .
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
@@diegobolanos8218 some regular wrenches don’t go to those sizes and not accessible. So it’s perfectly fine to used adjustable wrenches. No rules in the AMM against that.
@tiagojp88
@tiagojp88 Год назад
Hi! ✌️Toolbox of dreams🥹, do you use digital tools too? same like in cars. scanner, laptop for check sensors and softwares? Great job! Hug of Brazil 👏👍
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Yes we do, we have laptops and tablets for manuals, also we have some digital micrometers and scales
@EG-0611
@EG-0611 Год назад
You said these belong to you. Doesn't American Technic provide tools?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
US airlines require us to have our own tools. In Europe it’s a bit different and more regulated.
@ibeeadane4430
@ibeeadane4430 7 месяцев назад
You can use your personal tools for the company work? It's a federal offence if metal detector pick up a screw driver in my pockets. 😂
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
All my tool are my personal tools. Company doesn’t provide us with tooling unless it’s very specific tooling like torque wrench’s or specialty tooling for the aircraft. And we are airline employees and have different access to the airport. We don’t go through metal detectors like passengers.
@Notmahfoozkhan
@Notmahfoozkhan Год назад
How do you control lost tools ?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
I have my own accountability sheet , it’s an honor system. We are accountable for our own tools and responsibilities falls on the mechanics
@andyjohnson9714
@andyjohnson9714 9 месяцев назад
Try Wera
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 9 месяцев назад
I have. They are amazing
@rustyshackleford2841
@rustyshackleford2841 5 месяцев назад
Where’s the duck tape ?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 5 месяцев назад
If you mean speed tape, that’s provided by company
@geagon1392
@geagon1392 Год назад
Is it allowed to have your own toolbox?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Yes it’s allowed here in my company
@mezoadam7389
@mezoadam7389 8 месяцев назад
Keep your tools clean!!! Or you lost it forever!
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 8 месяцев назад
I try my best to keep everything tidy.
@Barikkel
@Barikkel 4 месяца назад
“My toolbox”? Are you permitted to use your own tools?
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 4 месяца назад
Yes. Not only permitted we are required to have our own tools.
@PRO-PLANE
@PRO-PLANE Год назад
and all this for repair phone 😂😂😂
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
lol
@s0nnyburnett
@s0nnyburnett Год назад
0/10 no pocket screwdriver or sharpie to be seen
@StigAviation
@StigAviation Год назад
Ohh trust me I have it. I just didn’t show those.
@justing42
@justing42 Год назад
I don’t carry a sharpie…and my pocket screwdriver is in my pocket
@jojofich2280
@jojofich2280 7 месяцев назад
Please stop filming vertically. Content is great otherwise.
@StigAviation
@StigAviation 7 месяцев назад
My apologies. This is one of my older videos. Check out some of my newer videos and you’ll see the improvement. Thank you for watching Jojo
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