@the.jet.tech: Replying to @al3xizzz12 This is a list of must have tools starting off in aviation.

buzzbee101 :

Do you ever find the need for spline type wrenches and sockets?

Troy Nissen :

what is the p/n on the safety wire pliers

Cyrus Dela Cruz :

I’ll post my other drawers later, but mainly have the essentials at the top, alongside my pelican!

Kato1 :

Cotter pin removal and swivel adapter for ur sockets

Andy 🇨🇦 :

I beg to differ on those ratcheting dog bone style wrenches. Gear wrenches are way better. Slimmer profile, finer tooth ratchet & available in stubby and regular. Highly recommend. 🍁🍁

Yarbydar :

Why the 12pt vs 6pt sockets? Not hatin just curious. Boat mechanic here! Thanks for the vid!

Appleuser6856392 :

Best starting off tool video I’ve seen yet for aviation thank you

✈️ J D AME ✈️ :

I used 6 point sockets on my first day of apprenticeship and ohh boy those didnt last. I bought 12 points the next day and a lockwire plier 😂.

e121212126 :

Forgot oil can opener

Chris Schwartz :

Start with that and then make a list of the tools that you borrowed from someone else. After you've borrowed the same one/kind 3 times, go buy it for yourself

X :

hi what type of pelican case is that?

heavy Duty :

I need help with electrical and algebra

AL3x1s :

Thank youuu!!

Miguel :

I like my speed handle wrench do ratcheting, what do you call that tools?

buzzbee101 :

I had the luxury of working mostly in hangers. I had one regular craftsman (large height) top and bottom and one large double wide tall top and bottom and was looking at another roll around bottom. I found that the more types of aircraft you work on there was always some special tool or fixture you needed.

Des 🔥 :

BigMac 🍔 :

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