NEW Quinn 428 Piece Master Technician Tool Set Unboxing and Initial Review! | Harbor Freight Tools | 

Eh, opening the box or not, still going to be talking in a video. Lol

​@@StanMisianono. You're disabled. Ten minutes of nonsense before seeing a tool.

Wow, that's insanely cheap, super lucky!

Steal indeed!

I bought this set for $80 from someone who bought them and never got around to use it. Was collecting dust in his garage. Love them!

Damn, that's a crazy good deal. You must've been pumped to find that one!

🙏🙏

I agree, they're great tools.

It's been a great set so far!

Thank you! Lol

That's a steal! Nice!

I don't think you'd need to upgrade the ratchet, unless you wanted a higher tooth count. But more teeth means teeth that can break. So I like the ratchets they include in this if I'm being honest.

I have two 44" US General toolboxes. This set only takes up 2-3 of the drawers, depending on how you lay it out. I spread my tools out a lot and use kaizen foam though.

These Harbor Freight tools all come with a lifetime warranty. No company is going to have a lifetime warranty if they feel their tools are brittle, that makes no sense as a business model. Common sense. You can't say the same for any of your so called American made brands. None of them offer lifetime warranties with no questions asked replacements.

That's all you honestly need. I just liked this kit because of the metric combination wrenches and ratcheting wrenches array of sizes. Lol

It's been a great set so far

I agree with you. Since this video, I have gone out and purchased every single Quinn pliers that they make for my toolbox. As well as completely filling my toolbox with all brand new Harbor Freight tools. (If you watch the latest video on the channel I did a quick look at it at the beginning with everything laid out in Kaizen Foam.) But after years of my expensive "name brand" work tools either breaking or getting stolen from job sites (commercial carpentry), I replaced it all with Harbor Freight brands and never looked back. Plus everything at Harbor Freight is lifetime warranty, so getting a replacement if it ever did break is extremely quick and easy.

I couldn't agree anymore. If you remember, let me know how you end up liking those cordless power tools. I've heard good things so far on them.

Well worth the money, in my opinion

Honestly, I don't think I'll ever purchase anything from Snap On. I've used their stuff plenty of times in the past and have never been impressed, especially for the ridiculous prices they charge.

There are still some companies that are US made.

I have the giant Pittsburgh kit as well, the 301 piece one that comes in the huge case. Love that set, has pretty much anything you'll ever need. It's a better option than this kit if you don't have a toolbox that you can organize everything into.

@@StanMisiano Thanks

No problem 🤙🤙

I agree on not wanting the insane prices of Snap On, but I wouldn't call these "mediocre" tools. I have yet to actually break a hand tool from Harbor Freight. I worked at a dealership for 4 weeks and saw literally dozens of name brand tools break while all the Harbor Freight tools held up. It was quite funny to be honest. Lol

Quinn is one of their newer brands, Quinn came to be when they started doing the 3 tiers of tools. I'd be highly shocked if they ever got rid of it. And if they did, I'm sure you could warranty swap it out to the comparable tool. Their policies are pretty hassle free.

@@StanMisiano I do like their exchange warranty. I have a decent amount of the Pittsburgh brand and some Icon in my kit at work currently and had to recently take in a few of the icon tools for replacement (their torx sockets are pretty soft compared to other brands). I love my SnapOn tools, but having to wait a week or more for a replacement hurts sometimes. And Craftsman, well, let’s just say the “lifetime warranty “ isn’t exactly “lifetime “ when it comes to their older models of hand tools. I also love the S-K tools I have as well as they have served me well for over 20 years. But as of lately I’ve been finding that I need a more readily replaceable tool set as the use that my tools are subjected to daily is quite abusive during the 8+ hours of use 6 days a week. That’s what got me interested in this particular set. It’s still something that I may place the money out for, but still hesitant because of the short time on the market. Thank you for your reply. I hope this tool set lives up to and exceeds your expectations. I’m looking forward to seeing a 6month and a 1 year revisit review of how they have held up for you.

@Chris Homrich jr one of the reasons I did get this set, and I forgot to mention it in the video which I'm disappointed I forgot, but was the ease of warranty. I Thrace Husky set I was looking at is almost impossible to find in stock at a Home Depot I've noticed. And to warranty anything, they'd have to order it, which is less than ideal. Harbor Freight has had multiple of these in stock since they released, so an exchange won't be a problem like it would be for the Husky. I've actually never broken a hand tool from Harbor Freight before, both using them to work on my car or at work in the construction field, so I'm confident in these as well. The ratcheting aspect of them feels solid alone, so I don't expect to be unsatisfied. I will be sure to do a follow up video after a few months too. I'm also going to be starting the process of organizing the entire set into Kaizen foam within the next week or two, so it'll really show how many tools are actually in this set without much filler items mixed in.

@@StanMisiano I had a nut that just would not come off with a wrench, I grabbed a harbor freight 3/8 ratchet wrench with the right size socket and gave it hell, and it started moving. Though it actually broke the weld that held the threads that the nut was on the back of the turbo housing and pulled it all the way out, I was amazed that it didn’t break and still works. That was before I was an actual tech, did a turbo on my a4 haha.

The amount of noise that is outside the garage is crazy most of the time. I keep it shut every time.

Great so far. I've been using pretty much all tools from Harbor Freight for years, both working on my car and in my commercial carpentry job. I've never had a tool from their let me down as much as name brands have. Plus, they're all lifetime warranty so I just go to the store and get a new one, no questions asked if something ever was to happen.

@@StanMisiano Thanks I'm buying the 400 pc

@@robertamaro5616 no problem

Damn you must have x ray vision to see the front wheels from behind the car. Lol

They will be soon I think. They already came out with Quinn ratcheting wrenches on their own.

Yes, it's a great set so far. Have zero complaints about it!

@@StanMisiano think you I believe I going get one this weekend try it out

I'm sure you'll be a fan of it like I am.

Yes, lifetime warranty.

@@StanMisiano oh sweet, looking at getting this for my new toolbox can't beat that price for the amount of stuff yah get

@@StanMisiano also I like how people clicked on a review video and get mad at you for reviewing the items 😭

There's this crazy little thing called the fast forward button for next time. Lol

If you want metric only then you buy a metric only set... The "master" set is called that because it should have literally everything you could need.

@@StanMisiano fair enough, thanks for the reply!

@@gplusgplus2286 not a problem 🤙

I have run across SAE bolts on several of my cars made after the 2000

@@briank1131 oh that's good to know. Amd now at least I know I'll have the tools if that surprise ever comes. Lol

I didn't even know that NAPA stores still existed. 🤣

Aside from Husky, every brand you listed is a one year warranty. Just an FYI. Lol

@@StanMisiano they told me lifetime

@@lonesoldier3921 yeah exactly, everything thing at HF is lifetime warranty on hand tools. That's the big reason why I love them.

I'm not sure what you mean by that, sorry.

You can fast forward if you like. Lol

People say that all the time here on RU-vid don

@@emiliano29171316 People say what - "Peace Out", or that you seem too young for that gen?

@@pentiuman peace out

I agree, I feel like peace out is a fairly popular ending to a video. At least with the people I watch it is. 🤷‍♂️ lol

You can, in fact, fast forward. Lol

I couldn't agree more, that's why I liked this kit so much out of the other options. I feel like there are not a lot of items that are thrown under the filler category.

Master technician just means that it has almost everything in it, aka wrenches, sockets, ratchets, screwdrivers, accessories, and both SAE/Metric. I have no idea what you're trying to imply there, but whatever floats your boat. Lol

@@StanMisiano chill bro it’s just a joke.

@@s0la.scr1ptura whatever helps you sleep at night. Lol

@@StanMisiano do yourself a favor and don’t over analyze everything your subs say.

@@s0la.scr1ptura I'm literally replying just to get the comment count up at this point. I could honestly careless about anything you're typing right now. I'm not reading into anything if you want the truth. But if you're willing to keep posting stuff then I am too. From what I know, all that's doing is helping the video. Lol

There's always a fast forward option. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Videos usually have talking. I might suggest a written article for you next time.

Aside from the fact that almost all the SAE stuff I don't have much use for since most of the stuff I do is metric, that being put aside, I disagree. I don't think there are that many fillers in the set. So far very happy with it.

@@StanMisiano The 225-Piece Pittsburgh set works for me. Slim suitcase.

@@iamgermane I have 84 inches of toolbox to fill up, I wasn't looking for a kit that fits in a slim case. Hence why I bought this type of tool set.

@@StanMisiano You mean tool cart right? Most people could get by with the 225-Piece Pittsburgh tool set.

@@iamgermane no I have two 42" US General toolboxes bolted together. I have the Pittsburg 301 piece set that has the case that I leave at my house in case I need anything there.

Although I could've jumped directly into taking stuff out of the box, I feel everything I said prior to it is far more important information than simply seeing it being taken out of the box. I could have touched based on all that stuff after taking it out the box, but sometimes videos just play out one way than planned. You can always fast forward as well.

But it was 9 minutes… 😐

Could've been 15 seconds with a fast forward on the slider at the bottom of the video. Lol

Watch a different video then or fast forward. Lol

Videos informative.

Yeah, that's how tool kits like this are. They're meant to be organized into actual toolboxes. Not their fault you don't understand how tools sets are packaged. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

It's 2022 bro, everything is made in China. Lol

Also, I've been using Harbor Freight tools for almost a decade and I've yet to break a single tool. So I'll keep on using them. Appreciate your concern though.

He also didn’t have take a mortgage loan out to buy them

@@jamesperry459 very true. Lol