aussieakito
Holden Dealer Master Tech
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TIME FOR A TOOLBOX UPDATE!
So first off the toolbox stands the same, i have a little table attachment for a little extra "bench space"
Ive been looking at buying the full size side cabinate for one side and the half size cabinet on the other, along witht eh little add on table thingo just to make it even bigger. But for now i dont need anymore space.
on the top i have my snap on ratchets to the left, a 3/8 flexi elbow, a small 3/8 flexi and a 1/4 micro ratchet.
On top of them is my torque bars for the rattle gun, then on the socket tray just some impact sockets, torx sockets, ebits and various other sockets...
And of course to the right a full SP socket and ratchet set (with breaker bar)
Also just the snap on deep socket set... and some touch up paint just for marking things.
Ive got 3 spanner draws, range of ratcheting, ring, open, pipe, long, short and angled
My milwaukee draw.
3/8 impact gun
Screwdriver thingo...
drill
4 batteries in total, 2 of them are the 2amp range...
More of a Misc draw.
Personal belongings draw for my phone and such...
Electrical draw.
Ive also got a power probe as you will see in one of the lower draws.
ive now replaced this bluepoint multimeter with a better SP one which i got as an award.
Engraver, fuel line disconnect tools, picks and hooks, cleaning products... punches and chisels
oil filter claw in the top there is probably the best tool to use for oil filters.
paper work, and my (Common/pain in the ass) folder which ive organised for each car.. basically just issues ive diagnosed previously so if one day the same issue comes in on a similar car i can look back and remember what i found last time.
Random stuff... Power probe: if you dont have one of these GET ONE they make simple diagnostics much quicker.
So first off the toolbox stands the same, i have a little table attachment for a little extra "bench space"
Ive been looking at buying the full size side cabinate for one side and the half size cabinet on the other, along witht eh little add on table thingo just to make it even bigger. But for now i dont need anymore space.
on the top i have my snap on ratchets to the left, a 3/8 flexi elbow, a small 3/8 flexi and a 1/4 micro ratchet.
On top of them is my torque bars for the rattle gun, then on the socket tray just some impact sockets, torx sockets, ebits and various other sockets...
And of course to the right a full SP socket and ratchet set (with breaker bar)
Also just the snap on deep socket set... and some touch up paint just for marking things.
Ive got 3 spanner draws, range of ratcheting, ring, open, pipe, long, short and angled
My milwaukee draw.
3/8 impact gun
Screwdriver thingo...
drill
4 batteries in total, 2 of them are the 2amp range...
More of a Misc draw.
Personal belongings draw for my phone and such...
Electrical draw.
Ive also got a power probe as you will see in one of the lower draws.
ive now replaced this bluepoint multimeter with a better SP one which i got as an award.
Engraver, fuel line disconnect tools, picks and hooks, cleaning products... punches and chisels
oil filter claw in the top there is probably the best tool to use for oil filters.
paper work, and my (Common/pain in the ass) folder which ive organised for each car.. basically just issues ive diagnosed previously so if one day the same issue comes in on a similar car i can look back and remember what i found last time.
Random stuff... Power probe: if you dont have one of these GET ONE they make simple diagnostics much quicker.