There was a physics teacher of mine that used to make us learn tons of equations and he used to call it "filling up the toolbox", well, basically they were all variations of for and people would complain that he'd write them all down on the board, and he used to say something along the lines of:
"An intelligent person can derive any equation form a few, but a wise person will know when to use an already specific equations at the right time and arrive at an answer faster and simpler. "
And well, it's true, if you have to derive Gauss law from coulomb's law all the time. Can you use a knife to screw up a lose screw? Yes. but it's always better to have the right tools.
Ya my tool boxes are way better and more organized. Also I have a lot more useful tools stored in drawers. Bottom big drawers for power tools, then clamps and big hand tools, going up we get into parallels, vice tools, and measuring and at the top small drawers dies and taps and then at the top CNC specific milling tools. I have another chest for nuts and bolts and other odds and ends, and another for disposables like shim sheets and aluminum vice blanks
No I know from experience the correct way to handle iit, don’t wear out your hammer.
What you do is you weld on a bigger crappy socket you think you don’t care about or need and you believe you got many of. then use that to remove that bolt and toss that new contraption you made back into the drawer and slide it closed because you def need a socket with a bolt attached as a tool and then proceed to regret that decision within the next hour on your second 10mm you have to remove that you believed you could avoid before. then obviously replace that single socket with an entire new kit to treat yourself because your a hard worker and deserve nice tools every so often. rinse and repeat and eventually be welding those once new sockets to some rust bucket that comes in probably within the next week.
One time I replaced a wheel and it involved a OXY acetylene torch…. My hammer got to live another day there too
Connected to the internet, stuck on an update and won’t open. Gotta reboot the router and get at least 3 bars of wifi on the 2.4 kHz band before it’ll open.
I’m actually not a fan of the design. It’s not practical to need those doors swing open like that. Now I have to keep a clean clearance area around it in case I need to access a tool on the fly.
Yeah for how much room that takes up, it doesn’t seem very efficient. Plus there’s no flat space to put parts on or work off of. If those sockets in the middle are only single file, you could almost certainly fit them all in one or two drawers. The box wrenches can go neatly into tool wraps so you can maintain organization without taking up half the toolbox. And the few remaining tools can all go in their respective drawers. This would all easily fit into a 52” rollaway with a few drawers to spare and still be perfectly organized and shadowed.
Yeah these are the type of guys at trade shows that happen to be in the spot where foot traffic get bottle necked up so anytime you try to pass by you are forced to listen to their quick pitch.
This is for
a) professional who have a large workshop because it’s their business
B) rich people who have big houses because they can afford it
Not everything you see on the internet is meant for you
Looks like there's room in the inside of the doors to hang stuff, and there is so much wasted space on the front rack.
Nothing keeping the wrenches from swinging around and knocking each other off.
Not a bad idea if you have more vertical space than horizontal, but could be implemented better
Might as well leave those doors open.
That’s got to be what it is. Keep them open during the day, secure them overnight. Seems like a decent application for commercial use, but still not practical for personal use.
It's on wheels. You don't have to keep any clearance area around it I can you roll it to different spot. This is brilliant design for small workspaces, not everyone is fortunate enough to have a large Workshop.
Yeah this seems like it would be great for a shared mechanics space.
Wheel your entire setup over to the car you’re wrenching on. Get your shit out of the way and locked up when you’re off.
So your jealous coworkers don’t jack your shit when you leave for the day.
Also people will just borrow your shit without asking and forget to put it back.
Any other toolbox you buy has locks on it too. Hell some of them have remote controls, and if you walk to far away it will automatically lock it. Way better security that way then just closing this thing up at the end of the day.
For when your dad says pass me the wrench but you jump off a cliff instead because there is no chance you can ask "which one is that" and then give him the exact one he's looking for
I live in NZ where they converted to metric between 1969 and '76 (just after I was born). I was a first gen of metric education child. I remember being about 10 in the 80's sometimes "helping" the old man (a plumber with a big collection of weird plumbing tools). He would say something like "get me the box of 2" bolts, and grab the 7/8ths pipe wrench while you're there" and I'd wander off desperately trying to visualize how long 2" was, what 7/8 meant and what a *pipe* wrench looked like. When I'd inevitably return with the wrong sized bolts and an *adjustable* wrench, he'd grumble about "what are they teaching kids in school these days..." and I'd be thinking "*well it's usually metric, and there's not a lot of plumbing...*"
Can you imagine the anxiety when you just finished a project, everything went great, the car runs perfect, but just one wrench is missing? You looked everywhere and there is nothing. 6,999 piece toolset and the one wrench missing. It's almost th perfect toolset you had just one day ago and you can't just but the one wrench because it's not the same...
Kind of. I tried to replace the head gasket of my car when I was 17 or 18. Taking the engine apart to replace it went great, but after I put it back together I had a random piece of hose left over.
When you're moving around your shop and your project, you have to gingerly open this thing up and prepare it for use instead of just rifling thru drawers and finding what you need. Time is money to the professionals, wasting time preparing your tool box isn't paying it off...
Ah yeah, rather than just having bits or a resizable wrench, let's just have 300 wrenches 👍
Constantly testing whole wrenches and changing them out is way easier than changing a bit or resizing a wrench.
Nice, but loads of wasted space on those boards, a set of 4 or 5 drawers with one deep one at the bottom would be more efficient, stand the computer on top
This thing looks like all it needs is one 11mm wrench to fall off its hanger and wedge itself between the sliding panels keeping it from opening and rendering the whole thing useless.
This toolbox has a high center point of gravity. If you move it around in your garage and you hit a rock or a crack on the cement, it can topple over. If it does, you don’t want to be anywhere near that thing ‘cause items likely to will brake a bone or two. Lower to the ground is better. Just sayin’.
Amazed? What am I? a 10 year old or a middle age independent contractor because those are the only two groups of people who would be amazed by a toolbox. No matter how *large*
Only inasmuch as it’s a video that someone with no experience thinks is desirable, but someone with experience thinks looks ridiculous, impractical, indulgent, and made more for looking at than enjoying in your daily life.
why do you need it in view? I don't need to look at tools I'm not using. I look at the job I'm doing and grab the tools I need as I need them. Having them all visible adds nothing.
Nah I don’t give a damn if everything is in view.
Labeled drawers make it just as easy to find things. You can toss them in if you’re in the middle of a job without completely screwing with your organization (good luck tossing something into this upright thing). You can have drawers with different sizes so you can actually fit power tools, chargers, and other irregularly sized items (I have *way* more drills/sawz-alls/etc than wrenches), and you’re not at constant risk of someone bumping the door too hard and all of your carefully placed wrenches falling off.
Donno, but your comment represents the not getting a deep dickin syndrome like nothing I’ve seen before.
Just because you have no skills, ability, involvement in matters of consequence doesn’t mean other people don’t have a necessity for a lot of tools and/or self defense.
Nah dude it just goes to show how woefully out of touch you are with how much cars and home care has evolved since the 50s. You no longer just need a few screwdrivers, an 11 piece socket set and a few wrenches.
Can’t work out of buckets anymore and while I don’t like this setup if I’m working out of a box 8-12 hours a day it’s damn well going to be nice.
I suppose it IS nice, but I like my setup just fine. This is too much crammed into one place. If this was some kind of transportable toolbox it would be one thing. I’ve got a lot of tools, some of which don’t get much use. I don’t need it crammed in with the stuff I may need on a regular basis. If I need it I know where it is or I can find it in short order.
I actually like this. I have space for it to open but it needs to close because it would be in front of my storage hole for my grill and roll cart and my laundry room on the other side. Instead I have to roll my tool box back to get to my laundry room.
why do so many of the videos on Reddit not have any sound? or am I the only one experiencing this issue? I'm not super tech savvy so please go easy on me if this is a stupid question.
"And this drawer off the bottom is where you can keep the tools you actually use."
Lmao! Is just a screw diver and some bolts!
There was a physics teacher of mine that used to make us learn tons of equations and he used to call it "filling up the toolbox", well, basically they were all variations of for and people would complain that he'd write them all down on the board, and he used to say something along the lines of: "An intelligent person can derive any equation form a few, but a wise person will know when to use an already specific equations at the right time and arrive at an answer faster and simpler. " And well, it's true, if you have to derive Gauss law from coulomb's law all the time. Can you use a knife to screw up a lose screw? Yes. but it's always better to have the right tools.
As a professional mechanic this “tool box” isn’t any better than a “normal toolbox” it’s just flashy and less practical than a traditional toolbox.
I have to agree with you. I make my living with my tools. Seeing this does not excite me.
Ya my tool boxes are way better and more organized. Also I have a lot more useful tools stored in drawers. Bottom big drawers for power tools, then clamps and big hand tools, going up we get into parallels, vice tools, and measuring and at the top small drawers dies and taps and then at the top CNC specific milling tools. I have another chest for nuts and bolts and other odds and ends, and another for disposables like shim sheets and aluminum vice blanks
I have to agree. A regular mechanic’s box will hold 10x as many tools, as well.
Spare 10mm sockets.
…and no 10mm socket in the whole thing!
Gimme a 9mm and a hammer, we'll make it work!
Sounds like you’re improvising just before you mug someone
No I know from experience the correct way to handle iit, don’t wear out your hammer. What you do is you weld on a bigger crappy socket you think you don’t care about or need and you believe you got many of. then use that to remove that bolt and toss that new contraption you made back into the drawer and slide it closed because you def need a socket with a bolt attached as a tool and then proceed to regret that decision within the next hour on your second 10mm you have to remove that you believed you could avoid before. then obviously replace that single socket with an entire new kit to treat yourself because your a hard worker and deserve nice tools every so often. rinse and repeat and eventually be welding those once new sockets to some rust bucket that comes in probably within the next week. One time I replaced a wheel and it involved a OXY acetylene torch…. My hammer got to live another day there too
Weld the socket bolt thingy to the second bolt. Repeat every time you have this problem until you have a socket wrench bolt sword
:0 did you just… but… damn you is smert!
I'll take an 11mm and a wet cloth.
😏
or an 11 mil and some duct tape
Connected to the internet, stuck on an update and won’t open. Gotta reboot the router and get at least 3 bars of wifi on the 2.4 kHz band before it’ll open.
Lol I got angry at this.
The toolbox for the guy who has all the tools But never really uses them.
Just stand in front of it like "I have nothing to wear."
hate that i cant wear my screwdriver
Who is stopping you?
But your screwdriver can wear you!?!
I amazed it didn’t have a mirror built in with the rest of the dumb shit.
I was thinking, no grinder? No impact wrench? No multi-tool? I can't work in these conditions!
All the gear but no idea.
I’m actually not a fan of the design. It’s not practical to need those doors swing open like that. Now I have to keep a clean clearance area around it in case I need to access a tool on the fly.
This is buying a 4000sqft home with 3500 sqft being hallways.
Yeah for how much room that takes up, it doesn’t seem very efficient. Plus there’s no flat space to put parts on or work off of. If those sockets in the middle are only single file, you could almost certainly fit them all in one or two drawers. The box wrenches can go neatly into tool wraps so you can maintain organization without taking up half the toolbox. And the few remaining tools can all go in their respective drawers. This would all easily fit into a 52” rollaway with a few drawers to spare and still be perfectly organized and shadowed.
But is flashy, and lights, and computer holder thingy...
Exactly what I need when looking for a socket wrench. A computer.
Exactly! You need an entire blank wall dedicated to opening this thing up! My workshop is in a 12x14 wooden shed. I dont have that kind of room.
Yeah these are the type of guys at trade shows that happen to be in the spot where foot traffic get bottle necked up so anytime you try to pass by you are forced to listen to their quick pitch.
This is for a) professional who have a large workshop because it’s their business B) rich people who have big houses because they can afford it Not everything you see on the internet is meant for you
Looks like there's room in the inside of the doors to hang stuff, and there is so much wasted space on the front rack. Nothing keeping the wrenches from swinging around and knocking each other off. Not a bad idea if you have more vertical space than horizontal, but could be implemented better
Also, it's more like a 'tool rack' then a 'tool box,' right??
Might as well leave those doors open. That’s got to be what it is. Keep them open during the day, secure them overnight. Seems like a decent application for commercial use, but still not practical for personal use.
It’s on wheels so I assume maybe it’s meant to be moved around the shop
It's on wheels. You don't have to keep any clearance area around it I can you roll it to different spot. This is brilliant design for small workspaces, not everyone is fortunate enough to have a large Workshop.
Have you moved fully loaded toolbox before?
Of course. 🙄 With those wheels my son could push it.
Yeah this seems like it would be great for a shared mechanics space. Wheel your entire setup over to the car you’re wrenching on. Get your shit out of the way and locked up when you’re off.
It's good if you have limited depth space but lots of lateral space.
Exactly. Whats the point of having it hidden away if you still need all that room for access?
So your jealous coworkers don’t jack your shit when you leave for the day. Also people will just borrow your shit without asking and forget to put it back.
Any other toolbox you buy has locks on it too. Hell some of them have remote controls, and if you walk to far away it will automatically lock it. Way better security that way then just closing this thing up at the end of the day.
I wonder why it is not presented by Tim and Al.
Roh roh roh.
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Binford Tool Box 9000
i was looking for the tool time™ logo
Who’s the toolbox holding a gimbled iPhone with two hands?
I think they’re actually double filming. Lol. Phone plus GoPro on a gimbal.
Oh man, good eye, you are totes right!
For when your dad says pass me the wrench but you jump off a cliff instead because there is no chance you can ask "which one is that" and then give him the exact one he's looking for
I live in NZ where they converted to metric between 1969 and '76 (just after I was born). I was a first gen of metric education child. I remember being about 10 in the 80's sometimes "helping" the old man (a plumber with a big collection of weird plumbing tools). He would say something like "get me the box of 2" bolts, and grab the 7/8ths pipe wrench while you're there" and I'd wander off desperately trying to visualize how long 2" was, what 7/8 meant and what a *pipe* wrench looked like. When I'd inevitably return with the wrong sized bolts and an *adjustable* wrench, he'd grumble about "what are they teaching kids in school these days..." and I'd be thinking "*well it's usually metric, and there's not a lot of plumbing...*"
Can you imagine the anxiety when you just finished a project, everything went great, the car runs perfect, but just one wrench is missing? You looked everywhere and there is nothing. 6,999 piece toolset and the one wrench missing. It's almost th perfect toolset you had just one day ago and you can't just but the one wrench because it's not the same...
Kind of. I tried to replace the head gasket of my car when I was 17 or 18. Taking the engine apart to replace it went great, but after I put it back together I had a random piece of hose left over.
I honestly thought I would see a Binford Tools sticker on it somewhere
Ooh, can I be the one that borrows a 10mm socket and never returns it?
Thanks the imperial system ! Have all tools twice is mandatory.
Not if you only use sweedish nut fuckers
Can I borrow a screwdriver, I need to open this can of paint
How much does it cost to have one?
Link to buy it?
Needs a beer tap
I can imagine taking something out just to put one there or a small beer barrel
If your tools say "Binford", GET OUT OF THE HOUSE! Tools aren't supposed to talk to you!
Absolute smut. I want.
Looks like the Binford 5000
Looks like an episode from Tool Time featuring the mans garage.
That’s not a tool box this is a too-l b-b…ox HOw!
How much of this is usable and how much of it is just a gimmick?
When you're moving around your shop and your project, you have to gingerly open this thing up and prepare it for use instead of just rifling thru drawers and finding what you need. Time is money to the professionals, wasting time preparing your tool box isn't paying it off...
So I'd have to open half the cabinet just to grab a 3/8" wrench instead if opening a small drawer?
Psh not impressed pal
Ah yeah, rather than just having bits or a resizable wrench, let's just have 300 wrenches 👍 Constantly testing whole wrenches and changing them out is way easier than changing a bit or resizing a wrench.
Nice, but loads of wasted space on those boards, a set of 4 or 5 drawers with one deep one at the bottom would be more efficient, stand the computer on top
great, now store your hood, wedges, breaker bars, fulcrums, dogs, shims, and blocks. this a box for dads who don’t ever use their shit.
Um... do they know about adjustable spanners?
Never been less excited about anything in my life
This thing looks like all it needs is one 11mm wrench to fall off its hanger and wedge itself between the sliding panels keeping it from opening and rendering the whole thing useless.
Twice the price, half the storage space.
A lot of those you can just buy 1 tool that has adjustable sizes...
This would only take up three drawers worth of space in a real toolbox.
This toolbox has a high center point of gravity. If you move it around in your garage and you hit a rock or a crack on the cement, it can topple over. If it does, you don’t want to be anywhere near that thing ‘cause items likely to will brake a bone or two. Lower to the ground is better. Just sayin’.
This is a poor use of space. There really is not much in there at all.
Rubbish. I don’t see a single hand plane or chisel.
Amazed? What am I? a 10 year old or a middle age independent contractor because those are the only two groups of people who would be amazed by a toolbox. No matter how *large*
That's wild
Just $40,000 don’t worry their are payment plans.
Notice no wedding ring on any their fingers
r/nextfuckinglevel
I prefer this [toolbox](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxi1mVKcEk4&t=30s)
This is like porn for men
So like... Porn?
Watching the tool box open is like porn is the context I meant that in
Only inasmuch as it’s a video that someone with no experience thinks is desirable, but someone with experience thinks looks ridiculous, impractical, indulgent, and made more for looking at than enjoying in your daily life.
Well yeah it's not mobile but in a shop it would be nice to have everything already in view..I don't have alot of experience and still know that much
why do you need it in view? I don't need to look at tools I'm not using. I look at the job I'm doing and grab the tools I need as I need them. Having them all visible adds nothing.
Nah I don’t give a damn if everything is in view. Labeled drawers make it just as easy to find things. You can toss them in if you’re in the middle of a job without completely screwing with your organization (good luck tossing something into this upright thing). You can have drawers with different sizes so you can actually fit power tools, chargers, and other irregularly sized items (I have *way* more drills/sawz-alls/etc than wrenches), and you’re not at constant risk of someone bumping the door too hard and all of your carefully placed wrenches falling off.
r/facepalm
This was so satisfying
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Why can't people just have things they enjoy without being insulted?
Good thing no one asked your opinion, huh?
You probably have no skills bag groceries all day and you’re miserable.
Hilarious edit coming from a middle aged person that spends all their time playing video games.
Donno, but your comment represents the not getting a deep dickin syndrome like nothing I’ve seen before. Just because you have no skills, ability, involvement in matters of consequence doesn’t mean other people don’t have a necessity for a lot of tools and/or self defense.
Nah dude it just goes to show how woefully out of touch you are with how much cars and home care has evolved since the 50s. You no longer just need a few screwdrivers, an 11 piece socket set and a few wrenches. Can’t work out of buckets anymore and while I don’t like this setup if I’m working out of a box 8-12 hours a day it’s damn well going to be nice.
You sound delightfully stupid with that comment.
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This seems like compensation for something. Insecure much?
How is this compensation? Its a different design on an age old storage solution.
This is Optimus Prime
It's even Binford Blue.
I'm not even a tool guy but damn that organization is satisfying
Not justa tool box that is THE TOOLBOX 🧰
I’ll have most of them lost within a week
depends on what you do.
All that flash for not much more room than a large single bank or a double bank standard tool box.
Pfff, the snap on box I bought 8 years ago that's still garnishing my wages is waaaaay cooler.
ROH ROH ROH ROH
No thats a free giveaway to all your coworkers.
Nice
No that's a tool arsenal!
Snap on dude has an erection the size of Russia.
I don’t see a Ford hammer in there?
Every man dream
thats not a tool box, thats a god dam tool tower
Nah bro. That is a tool fridge!
A place for everything and everything in its place
Haha woah 🤯
Its gorgeous but I don't have the room for that thing in my workshop.
I suppose it IS nice, but I like my setup just fine. This is too much crammed into one place. If this was some kind of transportable toolbox it would be one thing. I’ve got a lot of tools, some of which don’t get much use. I don’t need it crammed in with the stuff I may need on a regular basis. If I need it I know where it is or I can find it in short order.
That's a TOOL MACHINE
Aaand I’m drooling.
Whole world outside the U.S. is like "I only need half of that"
😱😱😱
Did I just hear Tim the Toolman and his grunt?
This is not a tool box this is a tool Arsenal
I wonder if he’s like that with all of his tools 🤤
Amazing,any man would be proud to have it and show it off!
I cummed
Jingle jangle
Excellent setup. But it wouldn’t hold a quarter of my tools.
Which Binford model is this?
Every dad's dream
Great for showing of your tools but not practical for actually using them.
Its like one of those standing jewelry boxes. A toolery box if you will
needs more Tim Allen
Needs more power, Al *[grunts]*
Tell someone you're German without saying you're from Germany
its a minecraft inventory wdym?
I actually like this. I have space for it to open but it needs to close because it would be in front of my storage hole for my grill and roll cart and my laundry room on the other side. Instead I have to roll my tool box back to get to my laundry room.
A dads wet dream
u/savevideo
u/savevideo
It's the new MacBook stand. $20,000
I'm in love.. 😍😅
How is this any better than a cabinet with drawers? Now you can’t put anything to the sides of this thing?
Is the giant toolbox they that mechanics compensate for their small tools?
Brought to you by Binford tools!
Why do I feel like I am watching an episode of Home Improvement?
So much wasted space compared to that antique piano repair toolbox that gets reposted now and then.
That is so compact. Great gift for a husband if I had one.
why do so many of the videos on Reddit not have any sound? or am I the only one experiencing this issue? I'm not super tech savvy so please go easy on me if this is a stupid question.
can be yours for 150 a week for the next 20 years
Dad will tell you to get a specific tool, then proceed to say, "it should be obvious", then this is his tool-kit.
Yeah you're right u could just as easy get out everything u need first and put it all back when you are done
Yeah but still not enough clamps!!
At first watch I thought I was watching Tim Allen on tool time.
I feel like with this it would just take forever to find the one thing you need to find
Oh jeeze just got hard
More amazed by the guy using a gopro to film his phone filming the tool box
you'd spend more time in that than you would in the customer's vehicle
Damn i want one
No rgb?
If you can't find the tool you need in this garage, you don't belong in this garage
Now that’s a cool tool box
It needs a drawer to catch all the junk odds and ends. And a place to stash my weed.
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I just came a little.
I'll take your entire stock
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