What are the Best Tools for Fixing Cars at Home?
What tools does ChrisFix use? What are good tools for beginners? How do you get free tools? How do you make money buying tools? All of these questions are answered in this video!!!
Tools I Use (with the foam storage): http://TengToolsUSA.com
New Red Tool Box (Loaded): http://amzn.to/2jGPXQk
Breaker Bar: http://amzn.to/28X8m6M
A good beginner socket set: http://amzn.to/28UCiRf
A good beginner wrench set: http://amzn.to/28Wt72C
Wireless OBD2 Scanner I use: http://amzn.to/1XNUGfz
Jack I use: http://amzn.to/28Wtfzg
Impact Gun: http://amzn.to/28Rj7cb
How to Fix Wheels with Scratches and Curb Rash: https://youtu.be/9WQiqYlpxoY?list=PLDD611CFB36FC65F2
How to Fix your Car’s AC: https://youtu.be/pCv7rCdcXsc?list=PLDD611CFB36FC65F2
What Work Gloves are the Best: https://youtu.be/2jMPQh7DTs8?list=PLvKbarVtwhUt6f0lv4aoWQBS9eZl7tS9S
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good review/// irealy like the organzatioon
I am 9. Turning 10 in December
My dad tends to misplace a lot of tools in the garage throughout the years so I’m slowly building my own arsenal and organization. Thanks for this!
Looks like u never used those tools before
Send me your old tools to india. I really love tools
Halfords Advanced is like a Nissan, not too expensive, good product but not nice to tell people you drive one, but damnnnnn that warranty
I am a ten year old that loves cars and i have a big tool chest i got in to it because of you
Dewalt the poor man’s Milwaukee 😢
Craftsman is like a Chevy Silverado. Classic, gotten pricey over the years, but reliable in most cases
Can I get this tool in India
Husky is like the toyota of tools it not the most luxurious and its not the fastest but its built good and it has lifetime warranty so you don’t have to worry the next time you put a pipe on that breaker bar and it snapped and recreated the first moon landing 😂
This video came out a while ago, and Harbor Freight prices have not changed much, but their quality has gone WAY up.
I only buy stuff there now, because it just makes no sense to spend more on tools with how long my Harbor Freight stuff is lasting now.
under any circumstances do you buy a craftsman ratchet imthey get gummed up really easily and then they work like crap
Metal file cabinets make great toolboxes and you could get them third sheet
Chrisfix i’ve been in the industry for a while now in and out and just this year i purchased a tool box similar to yours with 7 drawers i have a huge milwaukee but the problem is is that it’s way to big for the job and i was wondering how can i organize the tool’s and the sockets the huge problem for me is the sockets because they can’t go facing up so what can i do? for that can you help me out.. is your easy foam pre cut and do they sell it like that or did you have to make yours i don’t want to spend alot so if you can help me out that would be great thank you and i hope you reply back to this comment!
What brand of car ramps would you recommend?
is someone who is going to school to be mechanic my teacher says harbor freight pittsburgh tools are great to start on and he is still using his some of his pittsburgh tools to this day in his almost 45 year carreer
good tools
*Cries in german specialty tools*
Thank you for the video..
Tool addiction is real.
Did you call the classic adjustable wrench a gimmick?????
Qwinn is a good brand from HF.
Not exspesive like the Icon brand, not cheap like the Pittsburg brand. Just right and good quality.
correct. it’s all about building the skill and improving diagnosis skills.
Milwaukee is a ZR1
Power tools I buy Milwaukee, hand tools I buy Wera, and Capri.
Idk man a brake pad change isnt so expensive.
7:43
He said Hyundai, Ferrari, and Corvette for the tools analogy, but no Honda nor Toyota? 😡
LOL I’m looking for the best midrange set of tools
Important note, your old disorganized tool box doesn’t have to have loose tools rolling around. You can get sheets of polyethylene foam and cut out tool slots for yourself.
Correct don’t worry about tool brand till it breaks or your skill improves
Nah bro im 18, buying my first car. Honda civic i dont know whta you think about it. But i knew if i was buying a cas I turly had learn about them this past months bro i have been watching alk your videos and practicing with ny family car.
I’ve actually had quite a lot of use for a crescent wrench. They work well when you are remove a nut/bolt that isn’t in a common size. They are also handy if you need two wrenches the same size and you only have one. It’s not a replacement for the proper tool, but it gets the job done a lot of times.
Most important tool: 10mm sockets. Get like 15 of them
The best tool brand is the one you can afford. If it breaks, buy a nicer replacement
I know this video is 8 years old but I disagree with you on the breaker bar, better to use an impact wrench. The chance of snapping bolts is lower.
Bruv, this was 8yr ago…. And the quality of the video is still amazing.
Should new diy people buy impact sockets right away or chrome?
I have lots of tools🧰🛠🪛⛏🔧🪚🔨🔩⚒⚙️ from Abraham
I’m a bit fan of the Dewalt mechanic set. My pop was kinda the guy who lived and breathed Dewalt never seen one given out and it’s affordable and always a good starter if all you fix is basic stuff.
Hex head screwdriver and sockets are used alot in the uk
My tip is: a little bit of wd40 can help you to clean those tools and prevent rusty I’m used to do that after used my tools as well I add some grease to some movements parts of my tweezers and my pliers
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In your expert opinion an Ls 3 engine stock crate or factory an great engine?
There are sets now called Master Socket sets that have no skips. You’ll get a ton of bits and not need to worry about starting out with something wrong or missing. Id say get one of those as cheap as you can then replace the ones you break with high quality versions.
Where do you get the foam organizer?
i mostly buy cheap tools like pittsburgh unless I know that i will need high quality for a project.
I own many snap-on tools and I’ve always seen them as extremely overpriced and overrated, sure they’re quality tools made in America but I prefer proto over snap-on. They’re made in America, high quality, and cost much less.
Wera and Hazet
A great way to get tools for cheap is to get a job at a hardware store, harbor freight gives a 20 percent discount to employees
Great job, thanks 😊❤❤