"forty years" and "1985"... those two terms just don't seem right together in a sentence! It feels like "forty years ago" should be referring to something in the 1960s... 🤣🤣
If it works for one ceiling, a homeowner/handyperson would be satisfied. Removing popcorn from a ceiling is a PITA since you have to keep the popcorn off the furniture and everything else.
@@Harry-zz2oh done it countless times it is one of the messiest jobs in a finished house and what they don't mention in the ad is that holding anything overhead like that for any length of time is bloody hard on the body and hard work wet popcorn mud is heavy that's why alter trial and error i always did it with a big ass 12 inch drywall knife on a bakers scaffold /planks with horses it is one job i don't miss
We in USA would never use this junk cardboard homes are much easier to construct when it is wet and using just an old fashion razor knife. These tools are a joke.
That air jack has been used by lock smith's for a while. I remember when I got locked out of my car a few years back. I called triple a or something similar and they came used one and had my door open in 2 minutes lol
2:18... love how they say to pull the cable through using the built in crank and then they show them just grabbing the line with their hands! F'n hilarious.
Usually with crank you can barter hands, but sometimes, if they're in the mood, you might have pneumatic jobs done. Even if you blew a seal: They ain't good with hands (don't tell the penguins...) 😉
You really should talk about costs when talking about technology. Those laser rust removers are massively expensive. The 2000 watt systems are upwards of $60,000. Some of the cheapest units that will barely do anything are about $4,500. This is not a technology for the faint of heart
@@achicken6477 I just purchased 3500w from Wuhan, China. 3500w emitter only cost $12000.00. including laser header (automatical adjustment), cooling system and power unit.
Hi Tech Zone You featured a multi purpose sharpening tool in one of your videos . Can you help me identify the product,for purposes of being able to source and purchase it. It is predominantly orange in colour. Table mounted About 7inches square and similar height. If I recall correctly the price was some $50 something odd dollars. On your video were the words " tools inaction". Please help me source it. Thx
The offset hammer has been in use for many decades already. Several purpose-made styles have been in my fathers' and grandfathers' toolbox, and I'm in my 50's. Click bait
They show lights hanging from a box that isn't achored to structure. You can't hand a light in a box that pinches dryway, that's a retrofit box at best. Cool concept though.
You know where the studs are BEFORE you drill right? You’re remodeling and you hang backer board exactly the depth needed. Then you install the drywall, then install the box. Saving you the time of installing the box and cutting the hole.
@@robsmith4884 I've done a bit of remodeling and making an accurate box hole has always been a pain. This makes it much easier, especially since you have the wire inserted first, then you cut it in.
I’m in aviation; specifically aircraft structures. That laser corrosion remover would be excellent if it works on aluminum. We work with a lot of aging aircrafts & are frequently dealing with corrosion.
Except for the fact that the Laser is basically BURNING the corrosion off, which would destroy the temper of Aluminum structures and in doing so cause embrittlement as measured by the aluminums conductivity. In short, using this would make the structure Crack, or soften the aluminum, exponentially decreasing it's fatigue life !
I already own a pair of inflatable bags for lifting and they are so useless I've kept them as I must be doing something wrong after only fifty three years of engineering experience.
The jack that you showed did you pump up…. I have 4 of those. They work wonderful. I was able to move a 50 gallon fish tank and it’s stand. I started with nailing and screwing a Lip on its side just so I can get it up high enough that I can slip it underneath. That’s why I needed two of them. It would’ve been nice to have 6 pumps. But I managed was just the 4. The 50 gallon tank was half full of water and I was terrified of a tipping over.
This would work when replacing individual shingles. You are right about the nailgun, but then when installing a total roof, you will have it available.
Smart Box, hmmm cutting ring comes off the box after cutting the hole. All the “smart boxes” come with the cutting ring along with the cost associated for it and apparently is just thrown away since all the smart boxes have them. I have a great idea, why not have a drill with a hole saw the size needed to make a hole for a, oh I don’t know maybe a dumb box. Less material needed, less cost for the product and less steps required to install a dumb box. Sounds like the smart box is made for dummies.
*IT'S ENCOURAGING TO SEE THESE NEEDED TOOLS ARE MADE IN THE UNITED STATES AND NOT CHINA OR SOME OTHER THIRD WORLD COUNTRY, WE WILL ALWAYS BUY TOOLS MADE IN THE U.S.. OF A. BEFORE ANYWHERE ELSE!!*
That engine valve seat tool shouldn't be on the market let alone in this video, he turned it to set the valve sea and it was all over the place and then dropped the valve in and was looser than my ex-wife
The Shark tooth box is not worth it at all at $7.50 USD.... I'd rather buy a hole saw made for electrical boxes and is made of metal for $25. I can then use the $2.00 USD boxes instead.
Jesus friggin Christ how many times can you use the same damn music tracks in these videos. At 3.5 mil subscribers one would think you can afford a few more tracks.
my friend how many times I have to complain your voice is very heavy how many times I don't understand what the hell you are talking about your voice is terrible I would fire those who hire you first and you are the second
the logical development for the ceiling / wall sander is to remove the human and replace with a robot. That will cure back and neck strain
That riveter design must be 100 years old
Yeah prolly been working on that for awhile
In the start who thought the hammer thing was the tool
Literally all these tools have been around for years.
Thumbs up Excellent video! The person who is reading this comment, I wish you great success, health, love and happiness 💖
... and the same to you, most beautiful lady!
the cable tie tensioner has been available for forty years to my knowledge! I was using one in 1985,
British telecom issued them to engineers like myself for use with the new style phone sockets around the mid 1980's
"forty years" and "1985"... those two terms just don't seem right together in a sentence! It feels like "forty years ago" should be referring to something in the 1960s... 🤣🤣
@@petercampbell1648 Frightening isn't it?
40 years ago was 1982.
@@richardjura7450 thank you for being pedantic!
that popcorn ceiling remover would last about 5 minutes in the real world the cheap looking plastic wont last
If it works for one ceiling, a homeowner/handyperson would be satisfied. Removing popcorn from a ceiling is a PITA since you have to keep the popcorn off the furniture and everything else.
@@Harry-zz2oh done it countless times it is one of the messiest jobs in a finished house and what they don't mention in the ad is that holding anything overhead like that for any length of time is bloody hard on the body and hard work wet popcorn mud is heavy that's why alter trial and error i always did it with a big ass 12 inch drywall knife on a bakers scaffold /planks with horses it is one job i don't miss
You gotta love the building slash construction tools, that only work on American card board houses.
We in USA would never use this junk cardboard homes are much easier to construct when it is wet and using just an old fashion razor knife. These tools are a joke.
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Them sheet rock sanders work good I use them
"Here is a tool that will make a 12 square roof take 47 weeks!"
LOL most of these tools are a joke and have very limited real life application use.
I have tried a TON of variations on the popcorn ceiling scraper. NONE of them work on 80's painted popcorn.
i know right
And any older than that and it could well be asbestos.
Yeah, that was "artex" and stuck like shite to a blanket.
Popcorn that old was put on with a very stiff paint, which kept it in place for decades. No matter how you do it, removing it is a pain.
Knock them down! Even in this video you have a machine that does it with a tungsten disk!
the door stud one I want
its such a pain in the ass when your alone trying to install doors
I always love the accent and funny sayings like "Not" is equal to "0" and Aleemineeum.
whoever reading this please don't give up 🙏
As a substation/P&C electrician cable tie guns are a game changer. I've got a Panduit GS2B Tensioner and its been well worth it.
I got one of these in 1977 and still working.
Does it work on those metal ties?
Need some kind of hazards though 🧐.
Love it
Maybe u can adjust the steering hight??
The cable tie cutting tool has been around for over 25 years. It's not new and the one shown doesn't have any new features.
That air jack has been used by lock smith's for a while. I remember when I got locked out of my car a few years back. I called triple a or something similar and they came used one and had my door open in 2 minutes lol
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A manual rivet tool? I think i'll rather used pneumatic or a battery tool instead
Some of these tools have been around for years, the sanding system I own I have had for 9 years and it wasn't brand new. Those air pump jacks also.
2:18... love how they say to pull the cable through using the built in crank and then they show them just grabbing the line with their hands! F'n hilarious.
Usually with crank you can barter hands, but sometimes, if they're in the mood, you might have pneumatic jobs done. Even if you blew a seal: They ain't good with hands (don't tell the penguins...) 😉
Nice Products @techzone
"Amazing" or "Vintage" as us oldies know them by...
The Thieves Guild thanks a lot Trend Inflatable Wedge for its invaluable (depends on the wealth inside houses) assistance!😅
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Thanks for including the REED Guillotine Pipe Cutter. It cuts PE SDR15.5 - SDR9
Did I hear right it cuts pipe UP TO 8th of an inch why ???????
@@edwardneale8775 The cutter cuts within 1/8 inch of square. The model shown here will cut pipe 3" - 8" DIPS & IPS.
the fact that electricians have been using snakes for at least 40 years, lmfao
I love this guy
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@@PUKTTAMEDIA hi
Who uses a 3/4" roofing nail?
Those "JACKS" are air bags that we use in the roadside service industry and they're probably cheaper🤣
You really should talk about costs when talking about technology. Those laser rust removers are massively expensive. The 2000 watt systems are upwards of $60,000. Some of the cheapest units that will barely do anything are about $4,500. This is not a technology for the faint of heart
WELL 2000 watts will vaporize metal in milliseconds ... A 80watt laser is pretty good at cutting thick wood relatively fast . So yhea
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Chinese 2000w only 20K
@@achicken6477 I just purchased 3500w from Wuhan, China. 3500w emitter only cost $12000.00. including laser header (automatical adjustment), cooling system and power unit.
The plastic welder thing car locks like a carpet heater
Hi Tech Zone
You featured a multi purpose sharpening tool in one of your videos .
Can you help me identify the product,for purposes of being able to source and purchase it.
It is predominantly orange in colour.
Table mounted
About 7inches square and similar height.
If I recall correctly the price was some $50 something odd dollars.
On your video were the words " tools inaction".
Please help me source it.
Thx
The offset hammer has been in use for many decades already. Several purpose-made styles have been in my fathers' and grandfathers' toolbox, and I'm in my 50's. Click bait
Give metric measurements and weights please...
Thank you very much for the links, big hugs for all, 👍.
Like to know prices of these tools. Tks
They show lights hanging from a box that isn't achored to structure. You can't hand a light in a box that pinches dryway, that's a retrofit box at best. Cool concept though.
The narrator states it's holds 6 pounds something ounces. It's a wasteful and silly hack if you ask me
You know where the studs are BEFORE you drill right? You’re remodeling and you hang backer board exactly the depth needed. Then you install the drywall, then install the box. Saving you the time of installing the box and cutting the hole.
@@robsmith4884 I've done a bit of remodeling and making an accurate box hole has always been a pain. This makes it much easier, especially since you have the wire inserted first, then you cut it in.
There are very nice video for you🥰
I’m in aviation; specifically aircraft structures. That laser corrosion remover would be excellent if it works on aluminum. We work with a lot of aging aircrafts & are frequently dealing with corrosion.
Except for the fact that the Laser is basically BURNING the corrosion off, which would destroy the temper of Aluminum structures and in doing so cause embrittlement as measured by the aluminums conductivity. In short, using this would make the structure Crack, or soften the aluminum, exponentially decreasing it's fatigue life !
Lasers are already used for surface hardening of aluminium alloys, simpler than shot peening, so I think the metallurgical effects can be managed.
Tech zone 💯🙌🏻😘🇺🇸 once again… blew it outta the park with another learning, awesome video ✌🏻😊🙏🏻😎 thanks!! Tom S.
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I have an inflatable jack, course others call it a childs swim fin.
I already own a pair of inflatable bags for lifting and they are so useless I've kept them as I must be doing something wrong after only fifty three years of engineering experience.
The jack that you showed did you pump up…. I have 4 of those. They work wonderful. I was able to move a 50 gallon fish tank and it’s stand. I started with nailing and screwing a Lip on its side just so I can get it up high enough that I can slip it underneath. That’s why I needed two of them. It would’ve been nice to have 6 pumps. But I managed was just the 4. The 50 gallon tank was half full of water and I was terrified of a tipping over.
Katimex for people who do not have a vacuum cleaner in the house?
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up for support
awesome sauce
The pipe cutter cuts "Up to 1/8 thick" pipe, and they show them cutting 1" thick pipe?
Is the speaker right, or the video???
The cutter cuts with 1/8 inch of square. It cuts thick PE, yes. He missed the detail, I think.
A sixtyfive point six foot cable ! ! ! Har har har
Whoa.. soooo many GOODIES in this 1!!
Techzone , your channel is really inspiring and it’s wonderful to learn new things from it. Keep doing what you are doing
No roofer is using this tool.Nailguns are standard
This would work when replacing individual shingles. You are right about the nailgun, but then when installing a total roof, you will have it available.
good job
Nice bro
Awesome
First view and like and nice video
prices?
Smart Box, hmmm cutting ring comes off the box after cutting the hole. All the “smart boxes” come with the cutting ring along with the cost associated for it and apparently is just thrown away since all the smart boxes have them. I have a great idea, why not have a drill with a hole saw the size needed to make a hole for a, oh I don’t know maybe a dumb box. Less material needed, less cost for the product and less steps required to install a dumb box. Sounds like the smart box is made for dummies.
LOL this " Smart box idea" does fit the " Woke global agenda of the NWO" In the future you will own nothing , have nothing and eat bugs.
Is it just me that has a problem with decimal inches ie 3.4 pounds or 2.45 inches? just use metric.
*IT'S ENCOURAGING TO SEE THESE NEEDED TOOLS ARE MADE IN THE UNITED STATES AND NOT CHINA OR SOME OTHER THIRD WORLD COUNTRY, WE WILL ALWAYS BUY TOOLS MADE IN THE U.S.. OF A. BEFORE ANYWHERE ELSE!!*
Caps lock?
What are some brands that are made in America?
Techzone , your channel is really inspiring and it’s wonderful to learn new things from it. Keep doing what you are doing ❤️
Metric units please
Did I hear right it cuts pipe UP TO 8th of an inch why ???????
Hmmm 🤔 I definitely hate the way you say 0.08 inches.
There is no way the acoustic removal tool works anything like that i remove the stuff for a living and i can tell you that tool is BS
lol @ that pinch machine, i mean riveter.
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Horrible narration, But good content. 👍🏻😊🙋🏻♂️
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That engine valve seat tool shouldn't be on the market let alone in this video, he turned it to set the valve sea and it was all over the place and then dropped the valve in and was looser than my ex-wife
you are a tech channel and you use imperial measure ?????
The Shark tooth box is not worth it at all at $7.50 USD.... I'd rather buy a hole saw made for electrical boxes and is made of metal for $25. I can then use the $2.00 USD boxes instead.
Yeah for the guy who was making the video nothing new dude nothing f****** new
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This is by far the worst.
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silly tools
⬆⬆techzone is best channel
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What is "owwyoumeneum"?
When you'll stop been self centred and start using what the rest of the world uses the metric system...
Know yuossef istis
Jesus friggin Christ how many times can you use the same damn music tracks in these videos. At 3.5 mil subscribers one would think you can afford a few more tracks.
همچین شصت دستت رانشان میدی کسی نفهمه فکر میکنه سفینه ات تو مریخ نشست کارت بدک نبود ولی حرکتت حال به هم زن بود
This is a redo video 👎
my friend how many times I have to complain your voice is very heavy how many times I don't understand what the hell you are talking about your voice is terrible I would fire those who hire you first and you are the second
The pump jack is a joke. Don’t waste your money I made the mistake. I ended up returning it.
Cable tie, tensioner really what happened to using your hands and your figures, the stools not necessary. What a waste of money.
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