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My last job used these a lot and they work well so long as you know how to use them.

I’m curious if you’ve seen the Gerber Keynote and what did you think

I've got one 40 years old but I carry the original Leatherman.

I just rock the Buck Bantam

Snap-On has been a Veblen good for years.

"just like a real toobox" LOL.

I got stuck with a 110 Buck! Buck is too heavy and awkward of a knife in my oppinion.

I have had pretty good results... for general purpose DIY mild steel and wood etc.

According to the Buck website, the Buck 112 I have is 1981-1986. I was born in 89, my uncle gave it to me when I was 10. I had no idea it was that old. Learned something new today.

Snap-On today, is not the Snap-On of yesterday! You can nearly always do better elsewhere!

Snap on toolboxes are junk. The Harbor Freight general boxes have a better finish on their powder coat and you don’t see Harbor Freight boxes with spot welds like snap on.

First time you slip a 1/2 bit you'll find out about the "value" in "value chuck."

That looks like it’s accurate to within one ten thousandth of an inch, not one thousandth. That dial indicator isn’t moving at all.

So you just figuring out that snap-on is a ripoff

It is like UE or USA brands that sell very expensive stuff that are made in China and has no advantages from china Stuff, sorry but I go to a national brand to buy national hand made stuff, if it is not made in my country I will go to a cheap one, and not pay premium prices for something that it isn´t. Quality stuff cost money to make and I will pay for that, not for a name.

My son has a Klien screwdriver we use on the job occasionally and it sticks when you try to remove the shaft from the handle regularly. Still it is a great tool. I totally agree with the sentiment of this video though. I always read the bad reviews when buying things to see why the ratings are low. I am amazed at how many bad reviews are for shipping issues or ordering problems and not the product itself.

I generally carry a buck 110 however I still use Swiss Army knives and my leatherman depending on the situation

It was already out of stock the first day I saw it advertised. When they finally stocked it (I believe they had more, but didn't put more on the shelves) the price jumped to $17.99. Chicken shits!

I love this kind of video explaining why, and i find people always bashing HF tools for no good reasons it really pisses me off They're good for what they are, it's cheap goods for diy'ers

How poor are you that you can’t afford snap on? Your kids must be either super fat or starving

You had me until you did a run out test with a twist drill.

"The one from Snap-On will cost you another $150 and your dignity"..... Touche! :D

When I was a kid, Snap On had calendars. Maybe the price covers the production of those calendars. Or, has PC or woke or whatever the term is, have done away with those calendars somewhere over the last 5 decades?

The problem with those Klein 11-in-1's is that when I bang on them to tighten locknuts too many times the shaft gets smashed into the handle and you can no longer get it out... I went through 6 before I decided it was a waste of money. I'm not very smart though... Overall, it's a great tool

I thought this was going to be a spoof video -- because I saw the channel name, "Shop Humor". So, I didn't get a funny skit -- but the review was well done so much so that I watched the whole thing. Good job.

I prefer the Klein Tools 32500HD. It's five dollars more. But you get the impact rated version and you have the possibility to use a normal bit. Meaning you can swap the normal bit on the your tool for the weird security one you need all the time...

Good God, I have that same SEARS Tap and Die set. Bought mine in the later 70's .

More good old American greed at work. Screw Snap-On

I sold sporting knives for years and have had a great time building a collection over the last thirty years. My favorite all time: the old 90's Benchmade Emerson CQC7. I got one when they were new, lost it after several years, found a NOS and have that as my edc. That said, I want to say I can point out a better basic do it all knife for anywhere near the price than the 110, but I can't. It's iconic for a reason. It's a knife you start with, try a hundred others, then buy again thirty years later.

I have a Schrade Uncle Henry just like it. Bought it in high school. 1980s American steel.

Now its Milwaukee tools and their boxes that are better, not cheap but better

cheap tools are usually just put together wrong. I can't tell you how many I fix and have been very happy with quality wise. last one I got was a shotgun. took it apart cleaned it really well and it ran flawlessly. your chucks are just the same. the chinese stole the design is all.

I just bought a buck 110, it’s got a magnacut blade, elk handle scales. I love the 110. I also daily carry a 113 in the same configuration.

They are killing kobalt. Better drawers , offers a liner , and selling it at a cheaper price

I check reviews, but start with the one star reviews. If they are nit pick silliness I know what i'm dealing with.

I like that the lid doesn’t open past 90 degrees, I leave my lid open most of the time and use it as a sorta shelf to hold papers and crap so with a lid that holds itself in place at 90 degrees I don’t have to prop it up

The only change I would make to the 11in1 would be to replace the square drives with ECX electrical bits, which actually fit the screw heads on electrical devices. Klein does make replacement with the ball detent, and they are $6US on Amazon.

I beg to differ. The SAK Super Tinker or Climber does everything that this video punts, and more. Other than the self-defense aspect (that being said, if a rock, fist or tree branch, etc, can be used in absolute emergencies, so can the SAK.)

Shocked by poor quality of Snap On. And I’m a true SnapOn guy!

I've used this screwdriver for many years. The only legitimate issue I ever had was with the bits sometimes coming out of the tool and remaining in the screw and then falling as if specifically designed, directly into whatever crevice or hole is available.

the snap on one is a knock off kobalt did it first

People kill me. They buy the cheapest thing out there and complain. I bought the HF Warrior set of 29 titanium nitride bits on sale for $9.99. I had no great expectations. I wanted to fill the gaps of my other drill sets and plan to use them in mostly wood. People buy these and complain they won't drill through chrome or even stainless steel. On the case it says "Ideal for ALL drills" They lied. I can't get the 1/2" bit into my Dremel.

It's a sales gimmick, they're literally meant for nothing.

Harbor Freight is losing money on these boxes. They get the customers in the stores or online and I bet over 50% of the shoppers buy more potentially higher profit items. Snap On just don't care and EVERYTHING they sell is a high profit item! No exceptions.

I don't know why people find this surprising. Snap-on has been ripping people off for years, but braindead brand loyalty keeps them going.

chinese propaganda. now you got both taiwanese parts. or that from taiwan came from china. i can make part in china than it goes to taiwan or lets say usa and from where you send anywhere else and it will be legally made in usa or taiwan. next chinese order good parts from random country send as commercial. if they find you have yt. some reality they only now managed to make a pen copy. metal in chine you can become a hulk and split metal rebar in two

I'm definitely a knife enthusiast and a bit of a steel snob. And while the 110 isn't for me I don't think that there is anything wrong with it either. It's just not for me. I have always been interested in knives but, until 2018 or so, i had no idea that there was so much to the knife world. When i was just out of highschool i was annoyed that the knives i had wouldn't hold a good edge so I happily carried an EAB for several years. I actually fell back into knives a bit by accident when i found that the EAB wasn't fitting the pocket seams of my new pants and i needed something with a taller clip.

1973 is my Bucks Birthyear

The Matriarch is actually horrible for self-defense. You should be able to do two things with a self-defense knife. Stab and slash. You can only slash with the matriarch. That limits it so severely I almost thought it was a joke the first time I saw it. Granted self-defense knives are a very touchy subject, but a matriarch is never the tool for any job unless your job is constantly cutting rope. Buck 110 is a classic but it's heavy. It'll work for most generalist stuff though as long as you know how to sharpen. Buck heat treats 420C better than anyone else plus their care after you buy it is fantastic and that's the only reason why I don't hate it. A utility knife is definitely worth it but I find I don't carry mine as much as I thought I would.

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