Well, we filmed the animation of the Mut Millionen So my name is Doug Hatfield and I work for Santa Cruz Cinnacate and I'm a mechanic for Lucas Shaw. Oh yeah, here's my toolbox. I've actually resorted back to my old standard toolbox. I had it in the US and now it's going to live on the truck for the rest of the summer. But I've definitely downsized because another toolbox had so much stuff in it I didn't need and so I'm trying to go lighter in just the basic tools basically. So I still have the old toolbox. It's back home. I kind of call it the mother ship because I have everything and I can do, I can even work on my motorbike out of that toolbox. So anyway, you caught me at the end of the day and believe it or not, I kept a pretty tidy workbench but some days it looks a lot worse. You need, I have cotton rags, I have micro fiber rags, I have clean ones, I have dirty ones and I kind of step right on wall. Getting back into the toolbox though, basic tools, all my allen wrenches so 2.5, I have 2.5 all the way to size 8mm in the T25 and I like snap on stuff but then I really like the Burstman. So I have a little bit of a hodgepodge of stuff. This box is actually really old, I've had this box since Josh Bryslin, Ratboy, steep heat when I was actually wrenching for him a little bit, Greg Minor when I work for Greg Minor. So yeah, it's been with me for a while. I have some really nice pliers, these are cline pliers, they actually have a little bevel to them so you can get in. I use them for snipping tires for cutting tires down if you do rainy day and need to cut tires. These I really like to use is a snap on, they're needle nose and are really convenient for pulling stuff and getting into small tight spots so I like them. Sometimes people give me gifts and sometimes the gifts are really nice because it's something they've used before. So we have our friend, his name is Jimmy and he gave me some really nice fine sharp cutters and I really like using these for zip ties and I only use them for zip ties. I keep a fork in case somebody gives me a plate of food. So it's a plastic fork, sometimes like a metal fork. And then the maxis guys just give me a maxis pressure gauge so it's the same thing but it's a maxis. Anyway, one tool that I've been using probably for 15, 20 years is this, it's a snap on, it's a little bevel wrench, super handy. I have this here, it has all my little all the ones I use, 225, 2, 2.5, it's a 3, 4, 5, 6. You have to be compact so this is for setting races and mainly only do downhill bikes so I just have the one in an eighth race setter and then I have a file in there, it's a round rat tail file. I think when everything's all together, maybe 9, 10 kilos so not super heavy so I can travel with it. So I have a camera here and instead of piling all my pictures on a phone and I like to put everything on a camera, I can download it on my computer and later on I can review what I have on the camera and I like to take pictures of my bike, PA's bike, Laura's Virgia's and Greg Minar's bike because I have to do sort out all the different parts and I can see what has been done at every race. So Greg actually gave his camera to me and I've had it for quite a while and it's been pretty trustworthy. So, I have a few people have asked on Instagram when are you getting your own account? My own account, Instagram, my dog I think. People who won you on Instagram. My dog I think I've seen Instagram, is it Murray? Are you ever going to get it? No, maybe, you never know, yeah, well life's in the future, you don't know. The people want it. Okay, well we'll work on that. Super important is my notebook. This is what we're here for and so May 25th we're here last Saturday but pretty much this is set all this good back, it's all the history of everything I do. So we're going to have another notebook that is just this other thing that I have to do for ordering. I don't want to copy my notebook, this is like the Bible and this is just all my notes. So I have two different notebooks. So basically when the season starts, yeah I do all the ordering for the team. So it's actually pretty extensive. So I don't have a lot of downtime when the season's over because how was your off season? Well there's not much time in the off season because right as soon as we get off the road I have to order everything for the future for the next season. So I love doing it, it's fun and a bit of a challenge. Favorite tool? Probably this swivel. I mean I've used this for a long time, I've had it in my toolbox probably since the beginning. It's gone through a couple different tool boxes and I have I think three of them. They don't even make this one anymore with the metal handle, it's come to the plastic handle. But I hate using vise grips because you have to clamp on stuff and then it puts burrs in it and I don't know but sometimes you need them but I have vise grips. And a lot of people, if you look around at mechanics they like to do the foam cut and everything has a little place and stuff which is really cool and maybe I'll do that on my next toolbox. But again this is one that I've already had so I know where everything is. I've been pretty honored to work with a lot of top writers. We started mechanically again. I was a racer at once and then a career is only so long so I've decided you know I'm not going to be a racer forever, better lean with something else. So here I am, wrenching on bikes. So yeah I started working with the Olympic team in Colorado for the USA cycling. Now it's back in the early 90s and then next thing I know mountain biking became a big sport. And so in 1994 I started working with GT. I had a pretty long run working with that company. Had some good memories. Worked with Steve Pete back then. One of my first years working there. Worked with Nicholas Vulier and his father and he went to World Championships along the way. World Cup title. And yeah it's been going good for me on. So yeah I'm really proud to be able to work with the top writers in the world. Amazing. And I mean you look back in the day and all the writers had lots of talent but now the equipment has gotten better and better and the bikes should go faster and can roll over stuff better and I'm happy to be part of it. Yeah yeah this is what happens at the end of the day. Usually happens after my tools are back in the toolbox because usually that's the story. Here's what happens I close this like this and then this is a. D for Doug.