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Originally Posted by MARTINSR
You should get on ebay and get a few tools, amateur.
Brian
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That's how one gets a red snap on box loaded up with old junk.
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Originally Posted by MARTINSR
I have to say though Eric, there is no way I would have most of those tools in my box at the shop doing collision work. First off, I have ZERO SAE tools in my box at work! I mean, why, at least working on late model stuff. I whittled my box down to JUST the tools needed and it was so nice, plenty of room and I didn't have that big of a box too.
No storage, I mean tools you are going to USE and that is it.
Brian
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I would agree. I walked away from the collision game several ago now I work for an electric/utility company but help out a good friend of mine who owns a shop and do some small piece meal resto work.
When I did collision my hammer and dolly drawer consisted of 4-5 hammers 4-5 dollies and a few spoons, not the 67 hammers jam packed in one drawer.
Plus I just like tools, if I see something I like and think it will make the job easier, faster and make me money am not afraid to buy it.
When I first bought my Dent fix drill, no one else had one, I spent years and several shops before I saw another tech with one. Same with the Wurth clamps, I just always thought HOW do you guys NOT have these.