10 Awesome Items Under $10
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Fun fact. The Bremen locking pliers from Harbor Freight are made by the same manufacturer as the Milwaukee locking pliers. They are pretty decent.
I found that the Milwaukee jaws are soft and roll the teeth edges.
@@josh33025 I haven’t experienced this, but it could be due to a bad batch. Who knows. Good to know though! Thanks.
@My Dixie Wrecked🔨 agreed. That was just an average fact. This guy needs to STFU!
@My Dixie Wrecked🔨 you seem to have a problem with idioms
Harbor freight is like a giant toy store for us guys and gals 🦉
Thanks for adding the gals . It's my favorite store.
The ICON ratchet set is a must have, but the $2.99 Ratcheting Right Angle Multi-Bit Screwdriver Set is an incredible deal ever.
The other day those 12 inch clamps were 2.99. I bought 2. I am always cutting wood by myself and I am always wishing I had some clamps. Now I have 2.
I think someone from corporate watched this: the Gordon 3.6 knife. Though it is still advertised at 3.6 inches on the site, the package has been changed to 2.6 in store.
The Klein stubby driver with the same bit combo is one of my most used drivers. The ratcheting function of this one is very impressive.
I work in industrial maintenance. That lil doyle stubby has come in several times for me. It was a good buy. 👍
It appears to be the same as my Kline for twice the price
Yes I bought the Doyle ratchet and I absolutely love it I carry it everyday in bag it’s perfect
They measured from tip to backside of flipper tap, so their blade length means the whole piece of metal that is the blade
Looks like it
Yeah along the spine
Seems a little dishonest… in big bold print.
I measure mine from tip to backside too.
@@bentaylor4570 From a standpoint of maximum cutting edge, it's bad, but adding on that extra amount makes it clear to customers that it possibly won't be legal in places with 3.5" blade limits instead of misleading customers into thinking that it is definitely legal.
@3:00
Personally, a Power Bank with a built in stand is what I prefer. That way you can charge your phone, while using it. More expensive than this option, but also more of a permanent solution.
I have the original version of the Gordon knife. The blade was longer, it had a serrated edge for the 1/3 closest to the handle, and the texture of the handle was much rougher. Harbor freight often updates designs or changes manufacturers and keeps the same item name so that is most likely what happened here. There is a video a guy on here made about the differences in the two versions. I've been using this knife for a few years, best under $10 knife I've ever bought. Harbor freight often has a sale where they let you buy items under $10 at 30% off. Your list is perfect for that sale.
All the Gordon knives seem like good buys. I bought two of the Gordon 8" survival "Rambo" knives a couple years ago. They were on sale for $5 somehow. Modded them by grinding/cutting out the saw part and adding JB weld to the handle to blade joint to strengthen. They work great for batoning on small logs or split wood for making kindling.
From a knife nerd’s point of view, those Gordon knives are made of cheap, crummy steel. But sometimes crummy steel is good enough, and if you’re batonning logs with it, edge retention is not going to be your primary concern. Besides, those $5 knives are better than no knife, which you can’t say about many $5 knives.
@@censusgary cheap steel doesn’t hold an edge worth spit, but it sharpens up very easily…
Great! Love these type of vids! Gives us an excuse to go out and buy more "junK' we don't need.....LOL
*"An illegal amount of fun"* . . . HAHA! With Harbor Freight, you could have created 2 videos --- *10 Awesome Items Under $5* and *10 Awesome Items Under $10* . Thank you highlighting some helpful items!
Those 69c cutty knives are best replaced with a $2 metal one using the same blades.
That Vietnam style ferro magnesium block is awesome for $2
Well, for somebody who likes to haunt HF, you sure showed me some items I didn’t realize they had or that I now really want! Thank You!
I have a decent collection of knives of various kinds and prices. The one I use most often is a bargain bin, under $10, might have been about $6. You can tell the build quality isn't the best (the grinds are visibly inconsistent), but it cuts great, has double studs and back flip (great for we lefties), opens smooth... Yeah, it is everything I need from a knife to sit on my desk and open letters. Which, as a desk bound worker, is what I use a knife for primarily.
I’ve tried out that HF firestarter with magnesium and a ferro rod, and it works quite well. If you can get it for about $2, that’s a bargain price.
Really enjoyed this video, looking forward to Walmart and I hope you do others! Doesn’t have to be $10 I think $25 is a great price point also.
$25 is far too easy
@@maxlvledc sure there might be loads of stuff under that price point but maybe you can show what you feel are the BEST items in that next price range. Maybe drop down to $20 if $25 was too easy
I just stumbled across your channel I was interested in that rule are you had where did you get it
Try being a single Mom
$10 isn't unreasonable but $25 can be a stretch.
I love these kinds of videos. Can't wait to see the Walmart one!
Great finds! Haven't been by harbor freight in awhile, but looks like a few items i might want to knock around
Did a search for "Harbor Freight" in your video catalog this morning after I saw your video on the Gordon Multi-tool. Already had the Icon ratchet set, but was intrigued by the Gordon knife. They have definitely updated the web site and in store to all say "2.9 inch" so corrected now. Awesome $10 beater that my son is about to learn to sharpen with. Great work. More HF videos!
I've had some friends say that harbor freight pistol grip clamps tend to bow the steel rod, but only under heavy pressure. I guess they could be that once-in-a-while use thing, just not for continuous heavy duty jobs
That Gordon flipper is by far better than any gas station knife. They are measuring the total blade length from the tip to the back of the flipper tab. I got a couple just for tool box knives.
3 cr13 steel actually isn't that bad for a knife. Corrosion-resistant, fairly wear resistant, easy to sharpen, retains an edge, not prone to chipping, it's a budget steel but still pretty darn good. I actually bought that knife for an EDC merely for self-defense just because of the price. Out-of-the-box it was pretty darn Sharp but I still used my waterstones and took it up to ten thousand grit and stropped at 0.5 microns that's roughly 49000 grit. It was actually able to take an edge that fine and retain it without an issue. Actually one of the sharpest knives I carry 🤷. I wouldn't go using it for Bushcraft or anything like that but for a utility knife or self-defense this knife will take a scalpel like Edge. I bought one just to check it out but after seeing how well it took that edge and how well it has kept it, I was thoroughly impressed. Next time I go into harbor freight they're going to need to pull stock from the back cuz I'm going to take all they have on the rack. My favorite feature of that knife is the backflip. With a single flip of my index finger it's open and ready. Pretty decent little knife for $10 I actually got mine on sale for 6.99 🤷 I was actually really impressed with that little guy. The fire starters I agree I've also found them easier to light over the premium brands. I'm kind of a survivalist so I pick up cheap things like that whenever I can and pretty much every time I go into harbor freight I don't leave without one of those things I have like 20 of them 🤣. But as far as a Walmart pocket knife that does well try the HART folding utility knife. I'm not sure what steel it is but that is another knife that I was very impressed with on its ability to take and retain an edge. Second sharpest knife that I carry that is not carbon steel. With the same sharpening process, I can cut curves in newspaper with both the hart and the harbor freight. And I use them regularly for household tasks and even cutting apart cardboard for recycling and we all know cardboard is harsh on an edge; yet only ever had to sharpen each one once since the initial.
My favorite under $10 item at HF is the Pittsburg 1-1/4 lb. Axe.
Glad I saw the orange sliding knife so I know now I can get more at a harbor Freight. Thanks!!
These are great for many light cutting chores around the house and home garage and can be operated one handed.
I have the GK21. Love it. Pretty good for less than $10. I lose knives. Some people think $50 is inexpensive. Nope. I can 5 of these for the same price and if I lose one it's not a catastrophe..
Hi. I picked up the Gordon pocket knife yesterday. Not bad! A little stiff and I would prefer the line lock to extend out a little more but for $10, its a keeper. I also picked up the two stop utility knife. Another keeper!
Very cool idea. Can't wait to see more. Thanks for sharing.
I have the mini screwdriver and it's great. I buy them because they are of good quality, low price and lifetime warranty. Excellent buy.
Well I guess this just hpeens to be one of those to each his own things. Thanks for the video. The little screwdriver is pretty neat
Useful and informative, thanks.
I would definitely buy the ranger
I have a small ratcheting screw that came with 70 drivers and I paid $6 at Home Depot. Purchased 12 years ago parts are warrantied forever and I use it all the time
Very nice haul! I see a trip to Harbor Freight in my very near future.
I actually quite like that doyle ratcheting screwdriver. I have a klein version that is non ratcheting and am now thinking of upgrading to that one. The bit set is pretty standard from what ive seen in stubby multi-bit screwdrivers too.
Another fun fact. The first item in the video has a grove in the back of the pocket clip is for snapping off the dull blade tip. You take the pocket clip out of the back, snap off the dull tip, then put the pocket clip back. I would bet that blade is replacable out the back as well.
My orange box cutter makes the world go round.
That Gordon knife gotta be one of the best cheapo knives I've seen.
The Doyle has a belt cutter feature when closed that you didn't mention
I'd carry that folding Gordon knife on my plate carrier as a simple pocket knife to cut something simple as well
I have a Doyle screwdriver set and for the money I was very impressed so I will get that nut driver for my boat tool box
Harbor freights $4 feeler gauge tool makes an awesome key organizer and the metal feeler gauges are super simple to mod into other tools, lock picks, flat heads, prys, bottle openers etc.
Thanks for the tip!
Love this vid idea!
Solid video man.👍
First off, thank you for recognizing a good product despite the price point. Other youtubers seem to go out of there way to trash bargain products. I picked up the Gordon knife and utility knife today. Saved me 30$ over a spiderco Astute I saw on clearance and the knife is great. Wish I had the utility knife when I was cutting paneling, as that second locking position would have saved a lot of wrist pain. Great finds, thanks!
I just bought a squeegee there on sale for $5. Folding head and extending aluminum handle so it packs small, good for keeping in the car.
Cool tip: I've driied out the magnesium bar and saved shavings in a oid pill bottle
the HF trigger squeeze clamps are crazy for the price point. I have had the moving end piece snap on me bc its plastic and im dumb, but i save the clamps by using the hardware to bolt a piece of metal or quick cut up scrap wood as a replacement clamp end. 5 bucks for the ratching mechanism and slide bar is super worth it👍
I might go get that ratcheting stubby cuz 5/16 is what the hose clamp hex nut is and sometimes just using a drill is over kill
I got two of those 69cent razors a while back and it's been one of the best bang for my buck items I've put in my work bag in the last year. It's not sexy or over engineered but those things have been awesome to have around. The best part is they're so cheap I have zero worry about breaking or losing them
Even the Gordon "paraframe" knife, I tend to enjoy WAY more than the Gerber - it's construction is better, it has better shims, and you're less prone to touching the edge through the frame due to it's design, and it has a flipper.
As beater knives, they can't be beat.
Dude needs to check out the Olympia utility knife. 4 different locking points and it’s butter smooth in operation. Con is that the pivot WILL come out if it is not screwed in enough. Would recommend blue Loctite with it
That's probably the best 10 dollar knife you can buy.
Harbor freight using that bedroom measuring for their knives
Great Video, would have like you to have mentioned the Doyle has a cutter on the back of it. Even though you hated it. Love th knive.
I buy a pack of zip ties everytime I drive by a harbor freight. A couple bucks. Thousands of uses. The plastic isn't super ethical but would be good even in a survival/prep kit. I use them for construction.
Great video!
I think they are measuring from the tip of the knife to the center of the pivot. Leatherman does it too.
I daily that gordon 8cr knife and ive had it for a year and it has worked flawlessly
I went to my local HF to get the Gordon pocket knife. Someone else who saw your review got there 15 minutes before me and cleaned them out! I asked if they would let me know when more arrived and hold one for me. Nope, against their policy.
I wound up getting 2 of the 69 cent retractable blades, green and blue for my color themed EDC photos.
For realz??!?! What are the odds of that
@@maxlvledc 100% unfortunately
@@maxlvledc I went to a second Harbor Freight today and bought the last 2 they had, 1 for me and one for a Friend at work.
@@maxlvledc these Gordon knives are the real deal! I used a T6 to change the clip for tip up carry and touched up the blade on my Spyderco Sharpmaker. It is now razor sharp. 8Cr13MOV is similar to AUS8, very easy to get a great edge.
The detent is a tad weak so a slight wrist flick is needed to flip but the thumb studs are fine. Action is great. I would compare this knife to the Sanrenmu 7010 and the Ontario Rat 2. Thank you for reviewing it.
Go to Harbor freight all the time
Kinda a cool place
Awesome dude!
Definitely test the magnesium bar I carried one on a bicycle for 2000 miles and found out it didn't work.
It wouldn't even burn when I put a blowtorch on it, let alone a spark.
For me, I would probably carry my peasant knife still. Cheap and fairly light still, but I tend to use it for a little heavier work than just opening boxes.
I am also a fan of the thrunight archer mini flashlight. I have to have a proud push button on the back of my flashlights, twists just irritate me.
doyle make excellent pliers when their sets are on sale...grab one
Great video idol!🤘🇵🇭
The logical would be to measure the blade from the scales forward, it's a marketing ploy, they've measured the blade before assembly, sneaky advertising but legal, enjoy the vids from Aus 👍🍻😊
Oh & the 8cr is on par with 440s, depending on the temper of the steel, if it's baked right it's great, to many choices these days for neanderthal bone scrapers 😂
That knife was surprising.
I like to use those smoked safety glasses when I use the OxyAcetylene torch. Fun fact! 5/16 is about* 8mm. So that stubby ratchet might actually serve to be SUPER functional.
Anyway.. looks like I’m off to buy that knife. and have $113.00 of randomness sneak itself into the shopping cart. I can’t leave that place without spending $100 minimum 🤦♂️.
*5/16 is 7.938mm. So 0.062mm or just 0.002 of an inch off. In the experience of most, it fits. Nice and snug.
Are you able to do a video explaining the different steel types commonly found on knives and multitools?
I’ve been waiting for awhile for that ICON RXFT-35 toolset to be back in stock in Northern CA, I don’t know how long ago you picked that set up. I will try to ask them to check the back next time I’m in the store, I did call the local store to have them check stock and they said nada and they don’t know when!
Thank you.
the ratcheting stubby driver would be great for a furnace repairman, 1/4" and 5/16" are just about the only size screws we run into.
That Gordon knife looks like its made by ENLAN
Definitely like the lock knife and such a bargain for $10
Great video👊 also take back what you don't like get something else. Could you do a video on the ICON pliers that they compare to the knipex. Tell us what you think
@ 13.49 we see the ruler next to the knife, look carefully, I think they measure from behind the pivot. The actual "blade" itself...lol
Can you do a video on edc but of you flying on a plane? I'm flying nyc and I'm only taking carry on
Only item I feel confident with is the Leatherman Style PS
Nice find on a beater knife! I'd be interested in you cleaning and lubricating it to see how it performs.
The bearings won't get too much better probably..but still insane for $10
I've been using mine and breaking it in over the weekend. Changed the clip to tip up carry, touched it up with my Spyderco Sharpmaker and used some graphite for a little bit of lock stick.
The only negatives are a slightly weak detent and the clip is a tad too tight. Confirmed with a second sample.
Overall a great achievement in inexpensive knives. I was at Cabelas today and they were selling a RAT 2 in Aus8 for 40! 8CR13mov is similar to Aus8 and the Rat is not worth 4x as much.
@@bryanstone654 If I kill my Firebird GANZO FB727S-BK I might just head to HF and check it out. Thanks for the info!
Dope video dude. I need a cheap pocket knife for work because I keep letting people use mine and sure as hell they get lost every time...
The Doyle knife also has a wire stripper in it on that groove in the back when it's closed
True but not sure it makes up for the annoying deployment. Not when a milwaukee is amazing at like $12
I have tried the magnesium fire started, it is working with small blade😅 but better with actual knives
On the 69 cent snap knife, The Pocket clip can be removed and there is a slot to break off a dull section of the blade.
The second knife has a seat belt cutter built in the handle.
The knife looks like it had a reversible ambidextrous pocket clip. You could have just checked the clip anyways since you can move it.
They probably measure from the base of the shaft to two inches past the tip.
That’s what I do, anyway lol
I use those working hands cream religiously. It’s some of the only stuff that actually uncracks my hands. Constantly washing my hands and getting oil on them everyday really destroys your skin. I should wear gloves more often tho tbh
Awesome
havent been to harbor freight in a long time.. had no idea they sold knifes lol
I think HF is measuring the flipper tab on the blade.
That was Fun
I will have to get one if the flippers. I bought a knife branded by Crescent from lowes that has very similar construction. It has a 5cr blade but still a decent knife.
What is pocket clipped to your front pocket? Btw i got the. Peasants knife for Christmas. And because of your past the other day i just ordered the armbar. It will be he first multitool. She works at a wedding venue so the cork screw will come in handy
I'm trying to get that axis lock knife from walmart but its really hard to get
I have a Milwaukee little stubby ratcheting multi bit screwdriver, it looks just like the Doyle but has bits stored in handle, you push the bit out of handle with another bit, there is like 8 bits or something
Finally something i can afford…!!!😁
Where did you get that ruler?
I have the Doyle knife, great piece, but it needs a little lube first