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Gr8phil
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Tool reviews and practical daily usage for the avid DIY'er. Don't leave home with out these.
Best flush cutters or diagonal pliers for the money #snips #japanesetools #diy #eletrician
The Knipex contender - I watched all the reviews and know that my DIY needs are to cut 14 gauge Romex, 18 gauge brads nails, string (twine) and pull ties. This one does it all, keeps its edge, stays sharp and requires little effort for the cut. Tsunoda's - 2nd pair of this brand and now I am going to try a few more. These are the 6" Tsunoda PW-302-DG. These are as sharp as heck.
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Your first tool box - Better tools then a tool kit #diy #homeownership #tools
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What are the most needed tools to buy? Moving into to your first house/apartment and you reach for a tool! What do you need? Here are the basics, all decent tools, all from one place (@HomeDepot) to get your started on your collection. 12 tools and a tool bag totalling between $180 and $300. These tools will last you you along time, they are durable and effective. Im not a fan of the moulded pl...
What's in your tool bag? The essential tools for the DIY warrior! #diy #tools #toolitems
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These are my must have tools from my DIY tool bag. Like you, I am always searching for the perfect tool. One that is high quality, does what it claims to do, takes up little space and is light and isn't crazy expensive. I have been fixing things for ever and I have notched up a truckload of hits and misses with tools over the years. These are some of the best in their respective uses. When fixi...
What kind of mallet is that?
I don’t know how I’ve never thought of this. So clever
Good news Klein has released a metric flip socket set.
Are those wera extension bits impact rated?
Not used at all ..... a advert for wera. FFS
Good news for you! VACO makes that exact flip bit set in metric. And I mean exact. VACO is owned by Klein. You just wont get the pretty colors. Cheers!
Thanks will look at
I’ll never argue with a Vaco tool. I’ve had both Klein and Vaco versions of the same tool and sometimes the Vaco really improves on some aspects.
Failed to mention skeleton plyers
Vessel and wera makes some of the best screwdrivers out there pb Swiss is my personal favorite tho
PB swiss is very expensive. My only regret is how sloppy the Wera ratchet screwdriver is.
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Hi, can you tell the name of this extension bit set which you mentioned at the end of video. Can't find this on Wera site.
Wera Bit set 05051040001
Hi mate. On the off chance you read this, can you tell me the name/make of the 6’ extension you have in your Vessel handle there? Thanks.
Its a German make - says Vega MBH 1/4
Winner …. Signal . Best in the game . I wish I didn’t buy so many others first.
Dude your hands made to seems Leatherman Free P2 like Squirt PS😮 Never want a punch from you😅
I have the m18 surge, for when I absolutely need an impact driver. I’ve had enough clients tell me they hate the noise, and my odds of stripping or breaking a fastener goes up ten fold with an impact. Don’t get me wrong, when the sun starts going down, I don’t give two shits if someone doesn’t like the noise. Otherwise, I see people using an impact, mostly just because it’s easy. I have hearing a lot of hearing loss in my right ear. It permanent. Use a drill or cordless screwdriver, until you can’t. It’s better for everything. Also, I am giving my kids the Makita impulse driver for Christmas this year, because I really value their hearing. The m18 surge isn’t good enough. Advice, use hearing protection, always. I have permanent hearing loss in my right ear.
Can anyone comment on the effectiveness of the mod? Is it flimsy and weak?
It works well. I wouldn't use it for high torque situations but can easily remove a screw from wood.
Uh, um & you know is 50 percent of the vocal explanation…
Thanks for tip - Ill keep in mind for next time.
@@gr8phil my advice is either to mute everything and write down what you want to say or mute everything except when you actually speak
I have the M12 fuel and it rocks. I keep a set of impact drill bits for the same reason you stated. It stays in my Veto bag because I’m not usually doing hardcore drilling out of the bag but I commonly need a pilot hole or a hole in some thin metal. Works perfectly fine for that.
You had me at "nuts".
Yas 👍
I want one like this. Thanks.
Perfect! Keep going with this series. I’m building my first full tool kit and really could benefit from the recommendations.
Hallo. Ich liebe WERA. Gruß aus Bayern / Deutschland
Cool tip with the quarter inch drive socket. Didn't know that, now I do
Them Little cobra are handy they stay in my pocket. You can find them for 30$ dollars or so if you look around
If I could just get like 300-400 more reviews on knipex pliers then that would probably be enough.
Agree that there is a lot of Knipex and Wera fanboys all over TH-cam. But this pair of pliers kills a lot birds with one stone. The deserve the hype.
They sell a shirt that says “It’s Pronounced [Kuh-Nip-X]”, and yes, they are awesome. Get the Cobra XS and never go anywhere without them. The double grips with screw extractor jaws are invaluable also.
When I am fumbling for a tool and in rush, I just call them - NipX!
I'm warning you. Don't use that wera for nut driving. It will break. It's made out of plastic.
I agree - its light use only.
@@gr8phil it's a shame because it's nice, light and compact. I used that same set up and it broke the housing that holds the bit. Wasn't on a rusted nut. Just a hex head screw.
use original 1/4 inch zyklops. it will NOT break.
BINGO. I always tell my groups that I don't understand carrying a thousand handles. classic zyklops with the attachments can reach ANYTHING. Nut driver, multi screwdriver, wobbler, different extensions, hex allen keys, torx, EVERYTHING
Yeah, that's why I returned the Wera... If I'm paying $40 for a screwdriver, then I expect it to be more durable.
Great content 👌 👏 👍
Thank you 👍
For the sake of arguing, I would keep a M12 hammer drill with an extension bit holder. With that screw driver set, all you really need then are some drill bits including some masonry bits. 5"Kniplex Cobra pliers to replace those two pliers. Small magnetic work lamp or headlamp, and box cutter. For most jobs around the house, I just grab a 13-in-one screwdriver and the Kniplex. That should take care of most non-electrical or plumbing repair jobs. But by far, the 13-in-one is the most valuable tool. Too bad you cant strike on the Wera.
Skeletool, far lighter and can do nearly everything the P2 can, I carried Wave for 15 years, I have P2 and Skeletool, I've now carried the Skeletool the last 18 months..
Imma have to disagree with this one. The skeletool has only the pliers, blade and interchangeable bits. The P2 has a lot more, better pliers, scissors, and one hand operation
@@raysmith1359 Skeletool seems to be designed for simplicity, hard to compare to another leatherman that's designed to have many different functions
Dude, I'll gladly trade you my skeletool for the p2, it's the most useless turd in my opinion, I'll gladly trade, mine has an added thumbstud for easier blade openenig and a hammer head attachment. If your p2 is in good shape I'll throw a little cash to so we're square. Would you be interested in that??? If not, I get it, I'm a stranger online and this post was a year ago.
Great content!
Thank you. Ill keep the good words rolling.
Great video!
Thanks!I making it for the fans!!
My biggest fan👍
Love it!
First comment, love the vid!
Thank you - You are a true hero - sir. To improve the content, I have hired the self proclaimed comedian from my basement to start adding some humour. Let’s see how he does.
You can also take a handle off the Skeletool and use it as a pocket knife I’ve seen people do it and it looks pretty good
I stole the blade from a Skeletool KBX which is the blade and handle only
@@gr8phil I actually got the name mixed up I meant the Leatherman Signal also is it possible to take the handle off of a Ozark Trail 15 in 1 to make a pocket knife I’ve looked it up but all I get is reviews
Schill much?
Had to look up what this meant - Okay no I am not sponsored. I am just obsessed in finding tools that work. Its not perfect but at the right price ($40) it is good value for money compared to other cordless screwdrivers.
Вы делаете неплохие обзоры. Было интересно смотреть. Ваша электроотвертка - неплохой аналог bosch ixo, от которой без ума много мастеров.
I love IHL in Woodbridge
They don't sponsor me but I do recognize they have good assortment and good prices.
I had the Ikea set all through my university years - I loved it as a starter kit!
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Thanks much appreciated
Appreciate the video… the M12 Surge is a joy to use. I bought it to get an impact with the speed settings, but it has turned out to be my favorite purchase over the last couple years. Always love tool videos and hearing the reasoning behind purchases… Best of Luck on your Channel 👍
Thanks for the review. I am going to start working on some more. I have worked with Dewalt 12v and Bosch 14.4v and prefer Milwaukees balance and lineup. Their M12 sawmill is fantastic. IMO the m12 surge is the best allrounder for the DIY toolbag. I think their screwdriver version is very limited. Wish they made the screwdriver version in an 8V and half the weight - an EDC line of tools.
isn't it robertson? sounds like you said robinson.
Yes sir - It is the Robertson - Im gonna make a few Canucks angry - but its not my favourite and frankly wish our wood screw in Canada were Philip's.
Great video! I recently purchased the m12 surge and think its great! Its not perfect but damn it, if it isnt the most satisfying tool to drive screws into wood. This is after owning 3 makita drills/impacts for a number of years.
It may lack the finesse of a clutched drill for running screws into wood, but set it at 1 and ease the trigger and it does the job with out stripping the heads. The m12 line is great for the DIY,er. The sawzall and the oscillating tool are very effective.
Love the accent too
Great video!! Super informative