Preparing for his Future Business (Toolbox Tour)

Tomas has such an extensive tool collection! So many tools for diagnostics. He definitely knows his way around drivability concerns and has just about every tool you could ever want when diagnosing is a concern. Not only is his tool collection fantastic, he also has a huge thirst for learning. Not only on the job, but manuals and study guides to read up on in his spare time. A recipe for the perfect technician! Tomas, thank you SO much for inviting me out all the way across the country to your shop. If you enjoyed the tour, give this video a Like!!

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[SWKFAMOUS]

What I appreciate about you is you let all these technicians enthusiastically explain tools. You must have seen 100 times but you still are like "really? Wow" and don't ruin it for them.

[Huntingknowledge]

I've know Tomas since the start of his career. Man has never spared any expense, always finds the best tools and methods to do any job.

[thesneak]

This guy knows his shit with the diag equipment. Most techs wouldn't even know where to start!

[Codyyster]

This is probably the most useful reasonable tool set up. Everything gets used everything has a purpose

[alpham]

Now this is a Master Technician. Whatever town this is is blessed to have him. A whole cart dedicated to diagnostics, he ain't no part swapper he's the real deal.

[justkiknit]

I was gunna hate until I saw all the tools... dudes a real tech everything checks out.

[markm]

The craziest part of this is when he said he uses a propane bottle to drive cars in the shop with no fuel issues. This guy alone is better than most well established shops.

[Teddy_DX]

This guy is the real deal. Every technician should aspire to be this awesome !!!

[dcole]

I really like your style in the way you interact with all these guys. They all have a lot to be proud of and you allow them the time to express themselves and then you make it possible for all of us to gain their knowledge of tools. A person could shop the internet for days and still wouldn’t learn what we did here today in 35 minutes. Great stuff!

[WhiskeyTango]

I appreciate a mechanic not being a brand snob, value in a tool based on real world experience/performance, and you providing the part numbers. Well done the both of you. Subbed!

[AaronColton]

You could tell from the very beginning he knows what he is doing. He would be one hell of a fine to be able to service your vehicle.

[keithadennis]

This guy is an automtive tool beast! Most people have the standard stuff. I think this guy has stretched us all today with his tool & diagnostic knowledge. I will need to watch this more than once to see what I missed the first time.

[LEAT]

That ray gun torch just made my day. Ordered 1 right away, lol.

[mikepappas]

Killer set up. I saw a couple of things I didn’t have and ordered them. The tool box tours are working as intended. Thank you for letting me look at your box. Thanks for the hard work Dustin.

[scottaddison]

This guy is an Electrical Expert & a really Smart Mechanic

[JoesAutoElectric]

Really cool channel. Tomas shared this with me this morning. It was very nice to see some of my tools shown here.

[ambitiouslawn]

He really knows all his tools, where it is, what he has. It’s incredible the knowledge he’s got! Shew! this man has very specific tools for the job, it’s awesome!

[ryanburton]

This dude could fix anything. That's what they use to call keepin it real.

[thomasmk]

This setup is insane.. I am excited to get back into wrenching, just sucks when your new to the trade and get paid fast food money, while still needing to buy tools, I briefly worked in auto then got into electrical, leaving electrical to give auto another shot very excited.

[moeniazi]

Aww hell yes! Homie got some serious tools collected over the years! ive known Tomas since our days back at college in Ohio, hell its been 15+ years and well he hasnt changed i see. So wonderful to see some of us remained in the field professionally :)