Snap on Tools I Shouldn't Have Bought 2019 

But he got a good deal on his broken impact. 😂 $1000 😂😂😂

Tommy Kozak Lol. “I couldn’t pass up this awesome deal”

well he also owns a shop so getting the nicest tools possible isnt a bad idea when its vacumed out of your taxes

@@precesionnoreaster1507 Ditto! He deliberately buys the most expensive tools with the best resale value for his shop, its only clever. He can calculate quarterly taxes based of a quick P&L statement and load up on expenses based on his previous forecasts to the cent in ehat he needs to dodge crazy taxes. Because he pays quarterly taxes on forecasted numbers anyways. The residual amount on this stuff is miniscule after depreciation and is worthless on paper yet they have not lost their warranties or real useful value in ex. five years. He sells the business and he's business is litterally re-valued on what is in that tool box at MSRP, (Which is pretty good for second hand Snap On) add his forecasted income for the next 5 years, discount it back using IRR and inflation, reverse interest and depreciation and add offcourse whether or not he owns the building. Boom! He uses that as his intrinsic value of the business and the next guy will finance and buy everything back from him at said value because that is the amount the bank is willing to finance for. The next guy uses that same loan amount and start same process all over again by depreciating it over 10 years. If he should choose he likes something he even has the option not to load his expenses with depreciation and place it under operating expenses by invoking article 179 and write items of as business expenses 100% in the first year of use. He can then buy it back/ sell it to himself for personal use for bloody pennies if he wants to, and repeat the whole process again. No IRS agent will even flinch if he does that as long as he has the paperwork to back it up and stays consistent. Because it is all legal and available to everyone. Make no mistake this guy is no fucking fool. This guy has a plan. Remember poor people always pay twice. This guy technically does, and does not, own those tools. His business does. He owns the business, therefore making the tools his. This bloke is still young so he can run his business literally at minimum profit for as ling as he wants because reall assets and forecasted revenue is only considered in calculating intrinsic value using profit/revenue from previous five years for a small business. Nah these other guys see a grease monkey with a hard on for Snap On because that is essentially what they themselves are. In other words they are just projecting. This is a pretty clever bloke that people mistakenly under estimate because he chose not to wear a bloody suit. Well...that is just my .02.

I got the IR when it first came out over 10 years ago and about a year ago it started having the same problem his new snap on is having. Second IR is going strong and they just came out with a new one.

Word Yoda!

Yeah i just stick with my multimeter and probe kit

yeah and its the price of a power probe ..................

If you have a DMM, a test light is useless and redundant...

@@CeeKayz0rz A test light, depending on which type you’re using can apply some load to a circuit. Something a DMM with a regular set of leads cannot do.

I have Milwaukee 1/2, it will kick my snap on ass. I switched all my impacts over. I have the 3/8 18 volt now have the 3/8 stubby 12 volt and I love it. I’ve have my 3/8 18 volt for 5 year the battery works like it’s new. Try doing that with a snap on battery. I do like snap on tools there just lacking on impacts and let’s not talk about the price.

Can't find grounds with it.

Lmfao

Or a skippy!

Keith Wheeler 🤣🥜

they need to update the trigger assembly, they probably should send out test units

You don't end up with a monster box like he has by selling tools that he bought haha.

@@upnorth5465 that doesn't make too much sense, selling tools you don't use is only common sense and smart to do before they depreciate even more. People with businesses pay taxes on what they have.

Thank you same to you

RANCT1 Same, snap on gun is way to heavy. Still think the Milwaukee cordless tools are lighter, last longer, and way cheaper

I have to new snap on impact heavy you need a shoulder strap to hold it but the milwaukee is still strong and faster the snap on cost me 899 plus tax

RANCT1 Milwaukee batteries are killing the market and no other company competes with there fast charging..I charge my 3/8 ratchet for like 10 min and it’s fully charged

How do u know

I did a tour few months ago.

I watched, it's pretty full

🙊

I'll just hold on to em. Or give em away in future give aways.

The Milwaukee 2767 is cheaper than 550. But with a student discount yes 550 would be worth it.

I'm very partial to matco impacts , I've never seen anything it couldn't take off with ease

Snap on neck light

@@JRC54 oh that's a cool tool