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Thank you

I cut my finger first time closing it 😅

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Ordered this good looking hammer, so naturally I wanted to check reviews. Great video!

How to get the bit out!?!?!! I can’t get my bit out of one from Tractor Supply. I’ve never used one and seemed simple enough. I just slid the bit in and it locked and now I can’t get it out!

Thank you so much I opened my mom's knife on accident and I didn't know how to put it back

if you watch jerryrigeverythings video closly you can see he does have a way he does the opening and closing one-handed

Is it available in ChiCom red?

Looks good, just got a 9 in 1 of I like it in the field I think this might be next

Workpro is my favorite.

Thanks for thé vidéo, it helped me making my choice. Amazing utility knife. I bought two of them and tried a little bit of custom... Thé handle IS a bit long. With some skills and work you Can cut the 'tail'. It makes it shorter and even better 🤘💪👍

Not recommended but still in the package wow, aren’t you something?

Very reckless product design by Husky. Husky seemingly does not care about customer's fingers.

If you are cutting anything but metal get 2 pairs!! Never cut anything but metal with one.

Premium taiwan tools.

Good review and also Great Voice

@jerryrigeverything how can get thus in kenya

You didn't showed how to use this. The ratcheting system don't work with one hand & we need to hold the shaft or bottom of bit holder while turning the handle with other hand to make the ratcheting system work (the click click sound)😊. If the person needs to hold the job with one hand while tightening or loosening screws he/she can't take advantage of ratcheting system so it's useless unless both hands are used that's why I watched the video to see how it works

Is it for those screws that are hard to open with normal screwdrivers and need more twisting like those on wooden items or some Electrical items having plastic cases whose screws are hard till the last turn?

The shaft has a hidden bit if you pull it all out.

I have the workpro coming tomorrow. I'll most likely remove the bits and put them in my tool bag anyway. It is for computer stuff. I also got the smaller electronics workpro coming too, hoping it's decent. It's prime day on amazon, so there is some great prices at the moment. I prefer the milwaukee, but it's for personal use. It won't be getting extensive daily use, maybe a couple of times a year if that, so the workpro is more logical for my use.

How is it for prying

Any good for formwork?

Currently going for $31 for this version on Amazon and $33 for Automotive version which I just picked up. The Automotive version has a longer shaft made of stainless steel instead of alloy. Also is magnetic and uses standard 1" bits instead of the proprietary 2 sided bits on this version.

Does anyone have some over time experiences with them? Do they eventually wear out and back off? Flex?

I accidentally opened my uncles knife and I didn't know how to close it

...peak TH-cam culture. Reviewing a tool without bothering to use it once. It was not recommended based on potential injury a person's manicure and the age of the adjustment mechanism--vacuous.

i imagine the not locking closed is to be compliant with countries (especially in europe) who have stricter rules when it comes to bladed articles

Omg, the Nylon grips are so much better than the leather.

I use this DeWalt hammer every day I like it a lot

The difference in sound between those two is noticable.

The new version of this knife (2024) does not have thel stainless backing and shank. It replaces it with cheap cast material and composite, which is brittle and can snap. The new one is unsafe.

I got it for $14 new on eBay

I paid 30$ for mine

Balanced so well it feels lighter than my 15oz East Wing pro

Out of the ratcheting screwdriver’s you’ve tried. What’s your favorite?

How did this compare to the Lenox?

From Trinidad i t works good

Your my lil button. Lol

Thanks for checking out our hammer! We're glad you like the look of our tools. We give our 3% to the Green Beret Foundation, Navy Seal Foundation, and the Gary Sinise Foundation. We have tons of vets on our staff and the cause is close to our hearts. We also think we make a premium tool. Thanks for helping get the word out!

Very nice, my dad had an old leather handled estwing, wish I had it now. Thank you for the video

Klein makes a speed button version which you don't have so why compare the Knipex version that does to it? That's like comparing a Corvette to a Bugatti.

We always called them Eastwing. Haha we always joked about the Estwing yodel !

Its a hammer its only as good as the user

why does the actual screwdriver say "made in Canada" ??

It's not only really awesome that you got a handle with brown heartwood hickory. The handle is entirely heartwood. And you ordered that hammer and didn't search for it in the stores to find that kind of handle. Damn right it was a good day!

I bought one of these a month ago and it's now one of the best and most useful tools I own. I use it all the time.

THANKS, the packaging on the HUSKY folding utility knife did not show you how to open and close it, so thanks. I probably won’t be carrying it around in my pocket unless I’m doing work specific work around the house, but it didn’t come with a little plastic blade cover, which I left on and folded it down .. it might get lost in the future but for now I’ll use it till I get used to this-blade. 👍

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, this folding cutter seems to be well built and what I like is that it seems to be repairable/serviceable if you have an issue, like a regular folding knife.

Great review, but I hate this product. They used to have a better model where they blade was retractable, which is far superior and safer in my opinion.