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Yeah, I am so happy with it. What type of short saw do you mean? A floorboard saw?

@@aussiehardwood6196 yeah, they make some pretty good tools for the price.👍

@@OddballLewis thanks, I reckon these are going to be good. For the £30 I paid they seem like a bargain 👍.

@@kylew27 yeah definitly. I wouldn't want to dig up roads or do any ground works in them, but for working in relatively finished interiors they'll be pretty good. I'll be using them for plumbing.👍

I went through a few of them then i bought a pair of Puma Rio. Never anything again.

@@robybling I like the look of the low cut trainer version of those, thanks for the recommendation.👍

@@davidhull2060 Agreed, I'm expecting good things from these. They've been put a long time and I see a lot of younger guys and apprentices wearing them. I couldn't say no for 30, and so long as they last a couple of seasons I'll be happy. Have you ever had the rigger boots they make? I want to pick-up a set of those again soon.

Mine are the Riggers. Super tough, virtually indestructible, but they are very stiff with the steel mid sole and they are heavy....a bit like deep sea divers lead boots, but that's the nature of a Rigger boot🤣

@@davidhull2060 yeah that's the ones 😄 I love those things, so comfortable, great for outdoor work.

Nope, Spain 👍

@@Donthetoolman Thank you Don, great to have you on board.

Agreed, absolutly amazing hammers.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse yes they are I have mine from 1994 I got it posted on my TH-cam channel I bought it used so I really don't know how old it is it is something that I will never get rid of I have three girls so I don't know who I'm going to give it to you before I'm gone they're not interested in tools maybe I'll donate all my tools to the tool Museum

@@Donthetoolman maybe find a young helpful local guy that's starting out and might appreciate it and leave a lasting memory.

@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse that's a great idea thanks

@@davidhull2060 That's a great post mate thank you. Yes you're right about the Wera, supposedly some stuff is made in Germany, and some in CR. And Klein outsource some stuff too but not entirely sure which bits. I'd love the snap on ratcheting screwdriver, but the price puts me off also. Have you ever seen the CK ratchet driver? It's so similar in many ways to the snap on (not as pretty though) and feels amazing, i.e no clicks. I've always wondered if it was made in the same place but with more simple specs, any idea? I'll pick up the bahco one day, you can almost never go wrong with that brand.

Erbauer tools and supplies are great for the price. But when it comes to blades we are being ripped off IMO. Let me know which brand you go for and how they compare.👍

Aside from the 3 speed are there any other notable differences? I'll check those blades out next time I'm in Travis. I always used to use Saxton blades before but my current ones are great, and so cheap.

​@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUseI'm not too sure, I've never used the DCS355, only the 356. From what I've read, the power is the same but the 356 is a little heavier. Most of the cuts I do are on speed 2, I only go speed 3 if it's into wood

@@darrenhutchinson5435 Absolutly, its easy to push the blades too hard. You'll always know when you have as you'll smell the smoke 😄

@ if it smokes , then care not to

Blyme to save blades, slow the speed down , that all I’m trying to say ⚒️

@@davidhull2060 I agree, they have been a game changer for me. I've never liked storing tools vertically in all the other offerings from the main manufacturers due to the flopping about bit this is great. I've been very reluctant to spend the money on it, it I'm working a lot right now so need to offset some tax money somehow, so I'm trying to invest more in the business, as a bonus it will help the channel to.😄

@@tomarm8417 Thanks. Its easily the best I have ever owned. I'm pleased with the tool upgrades I've made recently too.

@@camerongarnham5095 Exactly 😅

There is that. Although depending on the trade, I find you can get a lot of work done with even a single lead. What type of work are you using them for?

​@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Agreed. The hole in the middle of the Hultafors spare holder (that you had issue with) is because it holds more pieces than the Tracer version. In other words, I didn't feel like that comment seemed "fair" because of the quantity difference. TBH, I don't ever carry the spares on me; I keep them in one of my Packouts. I also like the Hultafors case more because it seems to hold up better in shipment than the Pica. The Pica case doesn't seem to protect the lead as well; I always get 1-3 that are broken. The Ox, Tracer, and Thorvald just don't seem to write well [for me] on lumber. Personally, I love the Pica and Hultafors. They work extremely well for me.

@@tyler-reeceparr6336 Very good point. 👍

Hi. No, its fixed in place on this model. It's a great screwdriver though, I'm very happy with it so far.

@@KodiakCO thank you, I hope it helped.

@@DanielClark-y4n thank you, glad you liked it.

Who is the new style original carpenters pencil made by ???

@@PioloQuiboloy the differences are very minor from the comparisons I've made, it'll probably still be better than many of the other stanley offerings in shops.

@@CoveBaseDolly which brand/model are you talking? The only duel blade I've seen is a stanley.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse th-cam.com/users/shorts0zR-vi6v1XQ?si=kwJZIzlHM8NIMiqr

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse it's on my page

@@bobx2387 Excellent tool. I just treated myself to a battery dewalt version a few weeks back as they are on sale in screwfix right now, its a brilliant bit of kit.

@@augustwest9727 Any hammer will fo the job, but these hammers do feel nice to use.

@@tyler-reeceparr6336 sorry for your loss. I hope you had a chance to salvage the hammer and use it yourself. I've started to have a couple of my dad's tools in my main box so that I can think of him when I work. He's the reason I'm practical and can do the things I can do.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I've got a estwing claw hammer as my job site hammer my dad's still doing housework as I'm afraid someone will take it and I wouldn't see it again my dad had a few ppl try and take it from him alway the new apprentice at work taking stuff

Thank you for your message mate. I like watching tool box tours from time to time, but all too many just seemed like people were showing off an unused and brand new collection. Glad I could help with the putty knife idea. Take care.

@@hopkins6052 I can't find a site for them.

@@Lumbergh42 that's a good point actually. I've been reading about a lot of them these days being out. I'm currently in the market for a large plasterboard TSquare and many of the reviews I'm reading are terrible regarding the accuracy. It's a shame I missed it off this vid, but I'll check it out tomorrow and report back.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Sounds good! Thank you for taking the time!

Thanks. I would almost always opt for a fixed blade over a retractable. The blade is far more stable, and feels safer and stronger in use. What are you planning to use the knife for mostly?

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse. I need one to install some homogenous vinyl sheets. I’m a bit worried about getting the wall cuts tight though.

@@solb101 yeah for carpet or vinyl or anything that needs to be cut accurately I would definitely go for a fixed blade.

@@liquidrockaquatics3900 nope, tried it many times and different ways. Shame really.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I thought maybe it was to hold the pencil so that you can carry the lead and the pencil both. That’s a shame. Missed opportunity there.

@@liquidrockaquatics3900 Sounds perfect for marking rough wood like the old style carpenters pencils 👍

I agree, they're great for the price, and have a good range. I've just had a scroll through the vid, and you are right, my appologies, I promise it wasn't clickbait. I use my knippex pliers and channelocks interchangeably between my tool boxes. They are currently residing in my plumbing tool box.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Not a problem I enjoyed it anyway. I keep all of my Knipex tools in their tool roll. Good to go

@@jeremynorth thanks very much.

I can imagine it has good application for bike maintenance. I'd recommend the small nylon handle one if you decide you want something a bit more beefy.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Thanks for the tip. I'll keep it in mind if that arises. They are so well made and inexpensive and come from the Midlands I believe

@@jeremynorth that's good to know. I'm glad we still have a few brands left.

@@TheSavagederek that's a great testament to the quality. And I totally agree, the older they get, the better they look.

How are you doing sir? Thanks for watching. Tools definitely make you a useful gentleman. Great job on your channel too.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse brotha, thanks. We should definitely do a collab one day on the channel. I think you have something the men could hear and would be good to see how you got to where your at!! Let me know what you think, maybe we can get it going sometime. Love the content brotha!

@@GentlemensSyndicate-4life that would be great some time mate. It's a tough world we are living in right now, I don't think I'll ever completely figure things out, but I've got a lot more balance than I have had in times past. I've got a few crucial things I have to get out of the way in the upcoming months but then I'll be interested in having a chat 👍

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Sounds good brotha, let me know!!

@@TheHateSpeechChannel I have used it loads of times for core drilling, but I position my hands in a way that if it does kick back then it comes out of my hands easily, and I don't grip too tightly either. It's never kicked back on me but I'm always cautious. ⚠️☝️I recommend that no one does this though. ⚠️

​@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse thanks! At 59 quid I think I'm gonna risk it. 😮

@@TheHateSpeechChannel it's a bargain for it's intended use of course 😄

I haven't seen that grey/red coloured version for sale for a long time now, but the yellow version is STA193952, or search 'stanley bucket tool tote'.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse thanks. I’ve just bought one 👍

@@alexpurcell2012 You won't regret it. Its a great tote for the money, and very versatile.