DEWALT TOOL ACCESSORY THAT 99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW EXISTS!
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- DEWALT TOOL ACCESSORY THAT 99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW EXISTS!
Did you know about this DeWALT tool accessory attachment? Well if not, you are a part of the 99% of people that don't know this accessory exists! Now I want to welcome you to the 1% that know about this DeWALT tool attachment! If you already knew what this accessory was for comment down below, if you learned something new leave a comment below! Let us know your thoughts!
Gonna need a Bat Belt for all these attachments now - after all the Bat Belt is black and yellow
🤣🤣 good point!!
Where is the attachment you use on you're filthy wife?
Thought you were gonna loose a digit with that thing
@@JR-zu9hl That’s shear madness. Cut it out. lol
Inspector Gadget over here....
How many of you flinched when he got near his fingers with the cutter?!
holy fook thats insane
thought one was gone for sure
I had to move on to another video at that point. Not everyone can watch a train wreck.
Thought this dude was legit until that moment
INSPIRED AUTOSPORT i literally just looked threw to find if someone else saw that lol
Finally something I can use to open the blow mold pack the tool came in!
That is great
Yeah good point.
Hahaha
Are you sure it will work? Those suckers are tough!
I was opening a pack of sawzall blades the other day and I sliced my hand open... On the plastic packaging.
I've seen this at lowes and always wondered if it would work well. Thanks so much for testing it out for us Vince! VCG Rocks! I often have to deal with trimming metal roofing for gazebos and this is the ticket!
I have a brushless pair of snips that work perfect every time and no batt.
Good way to get tendonitis.
Yea, that's cool. Do I need it - No.... am I thinking of getting it? - Yes :)
Same! You don't need it until you do!
Buy malcos model. 10xs better
I just bought one on Amazon 45$
@@WHITETRASHWILL holy shit, expensive
@@1.8millionvolts87 there 60 plus tax at lowes an depo
4:47 Yikes! You just introduced DeWalt's latest, 20v Max Finger Nail Clippers.
Came just to make this comment
You can also buy a dedicated DeWalt shears I use to have the 14.4v version years ago what a time saver that was and fatigue I got carpal tunnel from work my boss has one I might get one of maybe he can get me one on business discounts course I'll have to pay for it but he saves up to $15 if he buys tools in bulk maybe his next order I'll ask him if he could throw it in there explain that it will make my job more productive and I will not need to borrow his I do have had snips
my toes curled up when i saw it OMG!
Any tool that makes you more productive is a good tool. This thing will let you make adjustments on the spot if you have a dumbass making cuts for you. Just saying lol
scrolled down to see if anyone else noticed lol
Its a wonder he got all his fingers.
FR after 2 cringe in the same video I had to stop watching. Did you spot the grabbing the tip with 1 hand while the other is on the trigger, battery in, ? lol
Does anyone else think this guy is like the handyman version of unbox therapy, like the way he talks
Lol both Jersey?
Unbox is from Toronto...
I think this channel’s videos are a lot less shill filled vids.
Great comparison
He's hard to listen to
I’ve had Malco turbo shears for a few years now and I love em. Don’t use them everyday but they are in my handyman box and still work great.
Another high-quality Malco sheet metal drill attachment that I absolutely love actually I have two of them there two different sizes it is the Malco hc1 and hc2 basically the hc1 goes up to a 12 inch circle can THC to will cut a hole up to 20 in
I doubt it's made by Malco.
@@xenonram you doubt what is made by Malco the hc1 and hc2 are definitely made by Malco , so is the other two tools that are mentioned the ts1 and the tscm
Also known as a "nibbler". Malco makes a nice universal unit
it's a shear not a nibbler
That would work just dandy in autobody repair, when you are doing door skins and qaurter splices 😊$60 you say roughly.
$43 online. Such a deal!
every hvac guy knows about this thing, and we go and buy the malco one after this one breaks.
“Arthwoitiss!”
Impact Rotary drills are only for driving screws if you want your tool to last, they heat up and the tools life can be shortened when used continuously
When you snip metal all day, you never realize how strong your grip gets until you shake someones hand and they proceed to try and squeeze harder themselves haha. Tinner life
Yo Vince! I got the last Dewalt 20V brushless Driver $99 Conshohocken Home Depot last night. I also got DW brushless drill/driver w/ extra life battery $160 last month!! I'm getting silly with this shit! I'm drilling and screwing all over the freakin place, I'm silly ya hear me!
Bobby from Roxborough, love your show!!!!!!!!!
I have this and absolutely love it for cutting FRP. Straight and fast. I used to use double cuts but these shears work much faster. I just leave it on an old impact permanently. Definitely worth the money.
How did you find out about it. A supply house, or fellow worker.
I'm new here. You guys are awesome. I think I just found a new tool!!! Keep up the great work.
Noice an toit. Toiten as needed.
Akai nunyabiznes lmfao
Tiot as a tiger 😂😂
I though of the Austin Powers Bad Guy “Goldmember”
No shmelting accident here, and it IS tout, toit like a toiler, SCOTTY Lol
@@jasonphillips3865 toigah**
As a retired tin knocker that could save me time building stuff for my grandchildren.
@@macbook802 I'm a master Mac of my trade not some Yahoo even retired because of health and survived Cancer and Heart attack open heart surgery and 4 stokes and dying 3 times on surgery table and uncounted other health problems I still have enough brain cells not to allow children with sharp edges or hot things though my autistic grandson has turned 8 it will still be a couple of years before I teach him to weld as at 8 he is still better than his dad my dumbass son in law with tools and reminds me to clean up and take care of the tools I still own since I gave half to my son 39 because he has told my family he is going to get all of pop pops tools when he dies in 30 years which I'm happy he gave me 30 years to give him the tools an says I should have enough time to teach him everything I know before I go. I'm still laughing at this my youngest granddaughter will be fighting him for some of the tools at 3 she is very good with her hands and mechanical things always walking around with a screwdriver tightening screws that might be loose..and my grandson what's me to teach teach him to sharpen his mom's kitchen knifes as he see me do it every month with a flat stone and tell him everything I'm doing an why. Teach children when their young and you won't have problems when the grow older..Jvd local 28 tinknocker
@@jamesdowney854 ok boomer
@@Lee.Davis_onesandzeros did we work together yes I was a Boomer following the jobs and money have union card an tools will travel..get married have kids bad thing is their always hungry and need clothing so you go where the work is..
Lee davis you’re a troll or just a low grade tool?
@@the74rrhotline stop crying snowflake.
It works great for steal siding and steal roofs. For example, if you are doing a barn in steal or a garage. I used that until I had enough money for the proper sheer tools. *NOTE if you are cutting diamond rib or tuff rib that’s a great cross cut tool but not for the straight long cuts because it leaves waves/ripples!*
If you need a power shear, buy one! Never understood basterdising good tools!
You just needed to say something that doesn't make much sense
It’s true though it ruins the tool for no reason tbh
@@MalikRhasaan What doesn't make sense? I've got single cut and double cut shears that are designed for what they do. Also a nibbler.
Picked one up yesterday thanks to this video
I seen one of them the other day and I thought it was the coolest thing I was on the job with my old man and we both were like amazed the amish were using it
I work in HVAC and cut ductwork everyday. I have about 3 different versions from different brands with my favorite being from malco. Has a separate handle for you to hold on to so you can guide it better, get more leverage and most importantly can twist the drill around while keeping the cutters in the same orientation to get into tight places. That dewalt version looks to me like its more for occasional or just straight cuts due it design. Seems great for the small cuts you did but anything more and I would get one with a handle.
What's the product name of the one off Malco
@@FlSHDlCKS malco ts1ls turbo shears, they work with impacts
I believe I've seen the Malco at the big orange home store. Near the plumbing tools.
I love the Malcos, the handle is great for making circular cuts and right angles. And replaceable blades
Vince your videos are great at showing us the newest tool accessories that are "Cutting" Edge Technology..! 👊
This attachments been out for a while it's true there's another Brand cost twice as much then this I never owed but seen videos of instead of clamping on the bottom of the battery it goes in the back of the tool like a drill of impact driver dewat version is really simple
Milwaukee shears are much more effective and tear through the metal like butter. I'm a metal roofer, makita make them now aswell and I've seen these attachments before, but the milwaukee shears are a one piece tool and very compact with heaps of torque
4:48 convinced he left that in to get me to comment but I don't care. I was like wonder how that does on fingers...
Vince, Can you please test out the New Dewalt jobsite cooler. It says it has five days ice retention. Let’s see it! I work at F.w Webb and we carry both Dewalt and Milwaukee tools. I’m all about the Red stuff but I would love to see you feature the Dewalt cooler. Thanks so much buddy and keep up the Great Vids!
Thanks for the heads up, this video has been a great help and it's helped out someone else who does suffer from arthritis.
Weird. I have two metal stud garages to build this summer. Talked a lot about them today. Came home, to find this at the top of my TH-cam feed. 5 minutes in, I’m on Amazon, and ordered this.
Did you have your phone on you when you were talking about it? Bit worrying
I've been doing that since .."BLAHH,BLAHH, BLAHHH , yeah that guy got a wrist like a porn actor that shoots alone !! good video cuz !!
_shoots_ alone...
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@@martylucas8557 still scary until you know that cuz !! He could beat you with those power wrists lol
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Cerwin vega! I bet your shop system rocks those drills off the shelves.
Anyone else find it odd that this isn’t compatible w/ DeWalt’s own DCF887 impact, Hmm....wondering as to why🤣🤣
Also, Vince, when you said item/model number is DWASHRIR....I was like, “HUH”...he’s making it up or playing a joke on us all. Well, I guess not😉. Knew these types of tools/attachments existed, but didn’t know DeWalt made some for their tools; which means, I’m in that 99% of ppl that didn’t know this existed till now😅.
Thx for sharing your wondrous knowledge with us all 👍🏻(not being facetious)
Cheers✌🏻
It is compatible with the DCF887. Just because it's not explicitly listed, doesn't mean it's not compatible. They can't list every single screw gun that is compatible with.
@@xenonram also the compatibility on the packaging is usually out of date by the time in is released. That is not even exclusive to tools.
Andrew Delashaw Yes I know this, lol....was just playing with 887.....but the 885 & 886 or on there which I believe were released after 887, least 885 was?....... But yes, it does state on DeWalt’s website that this: “Works with most 18V-20V impact driver and drill tool brands” (direct from the site).....
Cheers✌🏻
That Cerwin Vega! caught my eye...
Thanks for the video Vince. I don't have that DeWalt attachment however I do have two different Malco drill attachments when is the Malco ts1 the other is the Malco tscm. The ts1 is Turbo shear first edition this is for your run-of-the-mill sheet metal and the tscm is Turbo Shear corrugated metal. Both are top-notch high quality tools. I have been running both of them for years ,and when I say years yeah I'm talking since I first started air conditioning back in 1999 is when I first got the ts1.. I got the tscm some years later. I highly recommend both malco products. although just the ts1 by itself is highly versatile and can also do the corrugated metal , just not as effectively meaning it is little more difficult than the dedicated tool but for Sheet Metal work it is top-notch. Malco makes a version of the ts1 that is very similar almost identical to that DeWalt that you have. I don't know the model because I don't have it but I've seen it and I have used it and to tell you the truth I don't like it as much as the ts1. I find it somewhat limiting in usefulness and efficiency because of the fact that it does not swivel independently of the drill or impact that is attached to.
Dude, just get a metal cutoff wheel for your chop saw and forego all the BS with trying to cut studs with a sheet metal shear
Wow Vince, I never knew that attachment existed. Now I can use my old DeWalt DC826 to cut some sheet metal and replace my Ingersol Rand pneumatic metal shear with it. Thanks for enlightening us with this new DeWalt attachment. You just sold me on this. Cheers!
I do hvac and have the turbo sheer i got at home depot for 45 bucks 5 years ago i honestly dont use it that much. I do residential. Whats the price you paid?
60 beans at Lowe’s but 45 on Amazon. So guess where I’m ordering from Vince? My Mom raised skinny kids not stupid ones boom 💥!
🤣🤣
The products at Lowe’s are different than the ones on Amazon. You’re still stupid.
Just checked codes, they are the same.
Man I could have used one of these for years at thanksgiving at my Grandmothers as a Kid
That's no good for an impact driver. Those are for screws only. You use a drill for everything else. I've been using the same snips since 1972 and they cut way faster than any other tool out there
In case you didn't catch it, I'm kidding about everything and only said it because you mentioned it 😂
Great video Vince. It looks like a neat way to make life easier for some people
😂😂😂👍
@@martylucas8557 awesome! That's great to hear!
HA! I'm listening to my husband play your video.. I said "wheres that guy from..he sounds like Darby or SW philly..somewhere in Philly." Hahaha..he just read me the description of phila. And surrounding area...damn I'm good!
You gotta good ear Sheila!!
You scared the $h-t out of me while cutting, I thought the next scene was the ER. You da man.
Man, I used to do custom aluminum gutters, siding & flashing for about 6 years and this would have been an essential accessory to have.
Companies are really coming out with some innovative tools and accessories just in the last few years, I would have used this daily.
I've had that attachment for quite a longtime. I feel silly that I didn't think to use it on my current remodelling project, when I had to shorten an air return in the basement
I like it!!!! You almost sheared off a finger.
I didn't like that part.
Moma said tools are like appliances. I'm not allowed to operate appliances either. Be safe Lil buddy......
I’m not a fan of buying yellow Vince but until the red comes out I’m buying it! Definitely cool for capping too!
Theres technically a red one, it's a malco turbo shear and its freaking sweet, smaller then this huge dewalt one and its impact ready also.
Justin Weber I just looked it up, maybe I have the wrong model but I only found it for 3/8 and 1/2 inch drills. Do you have a model number? I’m definitely looking for something like this
Malco TS1, I copied the link for you to the cheapest priced place I've been able to find my sheetmetal handtools. www.supplyhouse.com/Malco-TS1-TurboShear
Here's why DeWalt SUCKS:
Censorship! Censorship!! Censorship!!!
Here's a copy of a review I wrote to be posted on DeWalt's website:
"Great Battery- but HORRIBLE Customer Service"
I'll preface my review with pointing out that it is an "Overall Rating." The battery is excellent, but after spending THOUSANDS OF $$$ on DeWalt tools, batteries & accessories, the cheapskates got rid of the tel# to call & speak with someone! Up until a short while ago, you could call & speak with someone in Customer Service, Sales, Tech Support, etc. Now you can only send an email, requesting a representative to call you. Screw that (pun INTENDED), DeWalt!"
Shortly after submitting my review for approval, I received this email from DeWalt:
"Our staff has read your review and values your contribution even though it did not meet all our website guidelines. Thanks for sharing, and we hope to publish next time!"
I did not use any profanity, threats, etc., I merely spoke the truth & obviously, DeWalt aims to stifle the truth. I'm going to research the level of care/attention that Milwaukee provides to its customers & if it is better, I likely sell my $8,000+ DeWalt tools & jumping ship... SHAME ON YOU DeWalt!!!
Yo! Vince !
I got one of those last year...
AND ITS STILL IN THE PACKAGE!!!
Cant wait till I use it lol!
No way. 99% of people don't know it exist and too many people have already posted they own one :)
It works great. I bought mine back in 2018 when working with sheet metal.
Sheet metal is one of those things me as a homeowner only works on every few years when I see something where it might work as a fix or on a roof. Then I go hunt down the hand shears and usually end up slicing my hand somehow in some way and try to remember the last time I had a tetanus shot and then find out my idea didn't work anyway in terms of a sheet metal fix... So, if this ONLY makes it so I don't have to hunt down those old manual shears AND reduces the odds of me cutting my hand/finger every few years, then I'm good to go for 43 bucks. You may feel the same...when you finally bust it open... AND HEY, you get to use a power tool in a new way. Doesn't get much better than that.
Hi there , I got one question about dewalt dcb500 110v adaptor for flexvolt mitre saw , the question is that can it be used on other flexvolt tools ?
@@miriamblack1285 That appears to be and adapter used with the dual energy source (battery or wallpower) flexvolt Miter saw. Apparently it is available in both US and European variants. There are no plugs...yet...on other FlexVolt tools per my understanding...
I have zero need for this attachment.
But I am going to buy it the next time I’m at the store.
Because what if you need it and you don't have it?
atta guy!!
indulge that curiousity to the level of need, even if it's only a want to see.
or Buy it at Wal-Mart w a credit card, use it till the curiousity is fufilled & return it the next day for a full refund. 😉
My tinner snips are faster in my opinion. Easier to use. Watch those fingers underneath man you just about tried to shorten some of them 😂.
Clickbait?
Pre Video Watch - Of course it is......
Post Video Watch - DEWALT TOOL ACCESSORY THAT 99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW EXISTS!
You should put those snips up against the ryobi snips 😁😁
Good idea Richard!!
I thought you said the model was “the wash River” 😭
I’ve been using this tool for about a year now and I must say that if you are in the HVAC industry it is a must have
No way. 99% of people don't know it exist and too many people have already posted they own one :)
How can 1.2k people dislike a video thats actually beneficial... I'll never understand it.
Cool stuff but for very, very rough work, I'm a tinsmith and snips do just fine. Nice video buddy.
It is pretty good for flat sheet cuts, but if there is a bump in between, which is mainly is! it doesn't work. I use it for longitude cuts for the last piece of soffits. oh, one more thing, it does not fit all models of Dewalt compact drivers, I just lay its elbow on my Dewalt compact driver. All in all, I like it because I am a tooloholic!
Vince....Dewalt also makes a Right angle drill attachment similar to those shears
The right angle drill attachment is Awesome!! Saves me so much time and frustration all the time!!
Great Channel! So many cool videos. Keep up the great work - let us know if you ever want to make some videos about payment tools for contractors ;)
I've been aware of this and similar attachments I've seen in stores and have always been curious about their use. Thanks for showing us. Looks pretty useful.
Lmfao this attachment has been around for years. Dewalt just ripped it off and changed just enough to patent it as a new idea. I have over 40 dewalt tools dont get me wrong love them but this isnt new. And it was actually originally designed for cutting corrugated metal for barns and garages.
I was having a real depressing morning until I saw you say “DWASHRIR” 🤣🤣
You cracked me up! Thanks for a great channel!
Yo cuz glad the video helped, always remember you’re not the average beer!
So I personally wouldnt use this as a snip like your hand tin snips, but! I do gutters and for high back steel gutters these make a easy job out of the back of the gutter and makes my life much easier. But also good for siding but if you want precise always use your hand
It is one cool tool I just wish I had a use for it so I had to excuse the buy it keep up the great work guys and take care
Thank you Kona!!
@@carsongoodman5581 they also make another one for granite tile for roof cutter like that but I I'm not buying that one either but if you want to buy them for me I'll thank you very much if you want to buy me any tools to review we're just cuz you're so generous I say thank you🤣😆😂😁😄😉😅😃😆😂😁😃😂😅😆😆🤣😉
Thanks for the review. Cool product. Cutting toward your hand at 4:47 made me rather nervous. Please be careful.
I'm gona put glasses on because I'm not sure how this will work. Proceeds to get right next to fingers when cutting
If I have to cut metal, I have a metal cutting blade for my 8 1/2" miter saw and another for my 10" table saw.
You know what’s a beast....?
Them CV’s in the background.
When the bass kicks in and the vegas are pumping.
Hey can you do some different stuff with that he got wood or something like that are you going to will it work on the Milwaukee Tools what about drills Milwaukee drills Makita drills power drills will work on
I've had one for a few months. Didn't realize how often I'd use it. Accidently found out it will cut two sheets of tin roofing at a time.
Looks like he got close to losing a finger!
This guy resembles, sounds like, and has similar mannerisms to Tyler1. lol
Desalt has an 18v tool that are shears like this, not just an attachment
your personality is like that elder brother in family, that go to him when any one is stuck. and you be cool man no worries. :)
Weird
What a handy tool. No need to cut your fingernails ever again. With this tool you just cut your fingers off.
I opened every one of my kids Christmas gifts on Christmas morning with one of these. Then I trimmed the (fake) Christmas tree with it. Then I went over the neighbors house and asked them "hey do you guys need anything sheared off over here?". I was like a mad man I just couldn't stop shearing. I ended up in shearing anonymous. 3 months now shear free now.
joedmac78 it does look addictive. Lol
Really cool video enjoyed it mate keep it up 💚💙💖🧞♂️🧞♂️
Glad you enjoyed
They don't work that good. Better off with a grinder with a cutting wheel
Exactly, showed aluminum.... What the Hell does not cut aluminum? Show steel and actual quality work. Seemed to make a giant bur as well
Cool accessories that i didnt know about i like 👍🏼 SUBSCRIBED!
I wish he showed a close up of how clean the cuts were once he got used to it. I'd like to use it on automotive sheet metal, but it'd be more useful if it doesn't maim the panels while it cuts
Just cut inside more so and use the grinder to get closer or use the grinder like a god
I use a tool I call a nibbler, it's basically a hole punch which presses out lots of little half moons (they are sharp and horrible put a magnetic on the metal near the cut, top tip), it leaves a really good edge and doesn't deform the metal at all and it makes great corners...👍👌👍
Mine is air powered!
@@EZ-D-FIANT I've heard of a nibbler, but never used one. Thanks for the idea!
@@Winglessflight97 they are amazing honestly I can't recommend one enough, but remember the magnet thing especially if you have animals around the workshop!
Av fun bud....👍👌👍
Love your channel..
Iam the tool guy on job site, Always looking for technology.
You give out great info, thanks my good man..
Thanks for watching!
The dewalt shears work very well, I've used them a lot. But I have to say, they work substantially better with a drill not an impact.
obviously you're going to have the variable speeds with a drill so you think it would work better but you can actually burn it out faster and the impact can take more of a beating from using a metal shears and cutting thicker gauges
@@truckloadofrhymes1 this is not my opinion its with actual experience, been using it for 3 months now daily and the drill has worked substantially better.
I’d say the Same thing in my personal experience 2+ years I’ve had this thing drill just does it better the impact doesn’t feel right and just doesn’t work as good
Also I’m an iron worker with 6 years experience. These nibblers get in spots shears ain’t going. And as I said with the variable speed impact you can go fast for efficiency or slow for nice tight cuts.
Main man Vince. Love your videos brother. I've used the Milwaukee corded shears. Probably not on the thinner stuff, but once you get into some of the thicker stuff it would create a horrible wave on the edge of the cut. How's this one do? Hell gather them all up and do a comparative review. Thanks ahead of time. VCG rules.
Grinder wheel does work, but dang does this tool work wonders!! Turns a metal roofing job into a quick and easier job
Standard air shears are faster and more durable, plus you can sharpen the blades, better tool for that
I was going to be hanging some pro rib steel. Do you think this would work good on that?
@@dh66 they both have their pros and cons, but this thing was a life saver when I was installing all the metal roofing and wall sheeting on a three story shop. I could cut pieces to size while I was in the scissor lift, and not have to worry about air lines or anything.
Get with the program Milwaukee ... M18 Fuel garlic press!
I had no idea this even existed! Once again, this is why I luv VCG! Thank you brother!
Thank you famous Amos!!
I'm a tin knocker and I'd rather use my midwest snips. By the time I put that thing on my impact Id have everything cut by then. Great tool though for the ones that are starting out in the trade with weak forearms but I think I can cut faster and more accutate
Its pretty nice for cutting furnace cabinets for side returns. That's all I usually pull it out for. Will fly through 24ga smoke pipe but deforms one side
It's a turbo shear . Malco tools make something similar to this without all the attachments. They are around $60/80 . Most HVAC supply houses sell them .
And there not all plastic either
Show it doing 18 gauge stainless and I’ll buy 5 right now.
I'm sold! A DEWALT shear?! Thanks for this video!
no, this is not cool, it IS sheerly delightful, and you could say "a cut above the rust"
Question is can it be operated with one hand after he cuts the other one off?
awsome video man I had to hit that like button
Thanks Eddie!!
It definitely nice addition to the arsenal but I love my Malcos!
Midwest are better
Didn’t know Midwest’ had a shear attachment for drills? Midwest is go to for snips but the malco shear attachment is vicious
I'm sorry I have no idea why I thought you meant manual snips lol yea malco are very good however, I just got these Dewalt shears and they seem to be well made and I do like the versatile design
Their definitely a great design and very versatile!
Malco all the way! In hvac and use for every furnace cabinet cutout.
I bought one. Should receive it in a few days :D
Honestly, one of the best outros I've ever seen
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