I bought a bionic style wrench and regretfully bought one for each of my brothers for Christmas gifts. It is the least used tool I own. In order to use it, the nut or bolt head must be uniquely exposed and positioned. It seems like a great idea and maybe for limited situations it might work well. In my case every time I attempted to use it, I put it down in frustration and had to utilize something else to finish the job. Use something else to assemble your kids bicycle.
nearly none of this is new, I was a diesel tech for 17 years, havent worked on a truck in 12 years and the yoke puller was old back then, the cordless stapler is over 10 years old, The vice is the same as my grandfather had,(I think his was a bessey) and he has been dead for 30 years. I could do a little research and find out this entire video was garbage. Read the comments - they are mostly paid for generic BS
I once carried a washing machine like that by myself up three floors of a house (on my own); so I would appreciate such a tool (at the beginning) all these years later.
nearly none of this is new, I was a diesel tech for 17 years, havent worked on a truck in 12 years and the yoke puller was old back then, the cordless stapler is over 10 years old, The vice is the same as my grandfather had,(I think his was a bessey) and he has been dead for 30 years. I could do a little research and find out this entire video was garbage. Read the comments - they are mostly paid for generic BS
✔️ With increasing cost of wages and various composary government deductibles, it's worth the investment to reduce the size of the company's employees.
Yeah. If you have that kind of money to drop on a hand truck, you prolly need the thing to carry your wallet. With a wallet like that you could ditch your ladder though, ans stand on your wallet.
I used to mow lawns professionally. In Fenton Michigan. The home's along the lake have extremely narrow sidewalks leading down to the water. We had a Xmark push Lawn mower. And it is heavy. 150+ lbs. I thought of something like what you have. 6 wheels. 3 on each side and powered. Instead of needing 2 people to take down and up all would be needed is one guy holding onto the handle bar to hide it up and down
I enjoy videos like this but yours goes one better, you mention the price, that gives us a realistic idea on just how affordable the object is compared to the usefulness Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
That wide universal wrench is totally worthless. As soon as you encountered a narrow spaced nuts and bolts, it's time to look for the old open wrenches 🔧.
I used only when I bought ; felt to bulky and depending what is being scrapped the corners would scratch. Did not like , also for what you mentioned about blades.
There is no bigger Dewalt fan out there than me. However, the Dewalt cable stripper is pure garbage. I wasted $400 to purchase my kit with dies and the stripper isn't even strong enough to strip basic Sim pull jackets of 500KCMIL. I have to assist the stripper with my hand to help rotate the stripper. Shame on you Dewalt for not improving this item.
I agree I got it too and I got all of the dies plus extra ones and I still can't find one that accurately strips 3/0 self wire cable or 600 mil And definitely nothing bigger so it's basically useless
also got the bionic wrench, not the bosch one at 80€ but a no-name one for 10€, and not bionic, just a set of 2 universal adjustable wrenches in a case (which is nice too)
At a certain point.... do you really need a massive bulky powwrfull electrical cable stripper? I mwan i can understand for smaller cables where you need somthing precise and quick but at a certain point.. why not just use a small knife to peel of that thick rubber A simple tiny compact knife will do
Oh joy! As soon as I win the lottery I might be able to afford one of these tools! What a joke..............Don't waste your time watching this unless you have money to BURN.
The bionic wrench is a TOTAL JOKE. Looks good on paper but virtually useless in real life. It assumes you've OPEN SPACE all the time which is 90% untrue.
I can safely say that that Stanley portable vice is the most useless tool I have ever purchased. The only thing i have found it good for is to amuse my young grandson. he finds it fascinating and has only managed to break it twice!! and that at 5 years old. But i do like the videos you make.
I really liked the electric hand truck until you mentioned the price. I wonder how many home owners can afford something we might not need to use all the time?
ToughBuilt - Scraper Utility Knife + 5 Blades - (TB-H4S5-01) Not available in UK, What a shame as I really wanted one of these after seeing for the first time on youtube, Perkins builders... Ca+n anyone help?
4:37 guy looks like he’s dope sick , also don’t buy the utility knife. I tried it and it’s garbage. The people who made the utility knife clearly never used the window scraper knife, which uses a thinner blade. It does not work as well.
🔥🔧💯 Your content is incredibly captivating, and I can't get enough of it! I eagerly await each new upload and find myself hooked on your videos. The variety of cool tools you showcase is truly impressive, and it keeps me curious and eager for more. Please continue to bring us these amazing videos that showcase the tools we really need to buy. You've got a dedicated fan here! Keep up the fantastic work! 👍🛠🎥
Why on earth does the presenter think it improves his diction by going up and down his vocal range by a couple of octaves? So childish and off putting. His ‘normal’ voice is masculine and pleasant, there’s no need to try to guild the lily.
Hey, thanks for talking in metric, something I can understand. But these dollars you talk off, are they American dollars ? I would imagine that to be so, but other American sites are all in imperial, something we in all the other countries stopped using decades ago.
The dollar is the default for global trade - I'm not American so I'm not talking it up here, just pointing it out - so items available for worldwide shipping are nearly always available in dollars with other options available but less universal. The channel owners said therefore that if a dollar price is available they use that everytime. If not they use whatever local currency it's sold in.
🔧👀 Oh, that's awesome! I actually own the same Stanley Vise and it's been a reliable companion for the past 5 years. It's great to see it being featured in this video. I wonder what other cool tools they'll showcase that might complement our trusty vise. Can't wait to discover new gadgets and expand my toolbox! 💪🛠🔩
Thank you for mentioning one of our products in your video! This product is in fact particularly suitable for transporting household appliances, furniture, and medium-light loads in general. In our product range, we also have different models with capacities up to 400 kg, all products are designed specifically for professionals in the field who have to deal with transportation on stairs on pretty much a daily basis. In case anyone would be interested in what we do, feel free to get in touch.😉
I got the weird wrench thing. Never used it. The problem is how much clearance around the bolt head you need. Repairs are always about clearance., There's always too little space around a bolt as it is. Having an inch clearance on all sides never happens.
I bought a bionic style wrench and regretfully bought one for each of my brothers for Christmas gifts. It is the least used tool I own. In order to use it, the nut or bolt head must be uniquely exposed and positioned. It seems like a great idea and maybe for limited situations it might work well. In my case every time I attempted to use it, I put it down in frustration and had to utilize something else to finish the job. Use something else to assemble your kids bicycle.
Every time i watch one of these videos i hear the music and think "never again!"
I KNOW!! really...I have to mute it and use cc...then it blocks some of the image! a real shame cause it's good content...
@@jennyray4698 and they've had it for YEARS!
The guy's voice kinda wears me out too... So much PERSONALITY! 😣
nearly none of this is new, I was a diesel tech for 17 years, havent worked on a truck in 12 years and the yoke puller was old back then, the cordless stapler is over 10 years old, The vice is the same as my grandfather had,(I think his was a bessey) and he has been dead for 30 years. I could do a little research and find out this entire video was garbage. Read the comments - they are mostly paid for generic BS
I once carried a washing machine like that by myself up three floors of a house (on my own); so I would appreciate such a tool (at the beginning) all these years later.
Six thousands is ridiculous, Just buy beer and call the boys
The last one was best for me. I may buy it!
Hey. Look there. I actually have this Stanley Vise! Have had it for about 5 years.
Same here.
nearly none of this is new, I was a diesel tech for 17 years, havent worked on a truck in 12 years and the yoke puller was old back then, the cordless stapler is over 10 years old, The vice is the same as my grandfather had,(I think his was a bessey) and he has been dead for 30 years. I could do a little research and find out this entire video was garbage. Read the comments - they are mostly paid for generic BS
I don’t need to buy but, it’s fun to SEE!
these great tools help the workers a lot
I would have loved to have that Lift Buddy when I worked for Rent A Center.
Really cool stuff. The Bionic Wrench has been around for about 20 + years.
The cordless nailer is the best thing I have ever spent money on .
Technology and the correct Tool makes jub easier.
Yeah. I really NEED TO BUY a $6000 tool for moving refrigerators and washing mashines.
for businesses... what took two employees now takes one, cost savings would recoup this over a relatively short time i'm guessing.
You care about your back, then you just might!!
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With increasing cost of wages and various composary government deductibles, it's worth the investment to reduce the size of the company's employees.
@@CrimeForCrime Well, the last time I had to move a fridge I hired a few students to do it for me. They were significantly cheaper than $6000.
Yeah. If you have that kind of money to drop on a hand truck, you prolly need the thing to carry your wallet. With a wallet like that you could ditch your ladder though, ans stand on your wallet.
I used to mow lawns professionally. In Fenton Michigan. The home's along the lake have extremely narrow sidewalks leading down to the water. We had a Xmark push Lawn mower. And it is heavy. 150+ lbs. I thought of something like what you have. 6 wheels. 3 on each side and powered. Instead of needing 2 people to take down and up all would be needed is one guy holding onto the handle bar to hide it up and down
That cable stripper should be an attachment for a drill not attached to the drill. Would be far cheaper and sell more broadly I bet.
I enjoy videos like this but yours goes one better, you mention the price, that gives us a realistic idea on just how affordable the object is compared to the usefulness
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Cool equipment but to expensive for home owner
Just discovered this channel and already been through tons of vids. Content is great!
That wide universal wrench is totally worthless.
As soon as you encountered a narrow spaced nuts and bolts, it's time to look for the old open wrenches 🔧.
is that why you bought it?
Hav get me won dem vices! I been building for over 50 years, leaning on thing to cut stuff. W
I would like to see this wrench on truck’s and farm equipment. Where the nuts and bolts are mostly very tight
Love the channel.
Love the power tools
Congratulations for the video👍 you gave me interesting ideas that I will soon propose on my TH-cam channel👍
The dry concrete drill will have the Safety officer freaking out
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like
The concert borer is what the ancient Machu Picchu used looks like the core pieces they found
It strong to make hole through such tick Cement Wall and cheap.
What they don't tell you about that Toughbuilt scraper is that it requires you to use their proprietary blades which don't stay sharp very long.
I used only when I bought ; felt to bulky and depending what is being scrapped the corners would scratch.
Did not like , also for what you mentioned about blades.
bionic wrench is interesting, but you need a lot of head clearance to grip a bolt. won't help in some areas, like vehicles.
The magnetic stud finder triggers to any copper wiring behind the wall fyi.
the universal wrench needs to make an adjustable handle, to make space towards the surface, so you can turn longer without hitting your knuckles.
I got the scan, battery operated one at 15€, I really needed that...
Great video. 👏👏
There is no bigger Dewalt fan out there than me. However, the Dewalt cable stripper is pure garbage. I wasted $400 to purchase my kit with dies and the stripper isn't even strong enough to strip basic Sim pull jackets of 500KCMIL. I have to assist the stripper with my hand to help rotate the stripper. Shame on you Dewalt for not improving this item.
I agree I got it too and I got all of the dies plus extra ones and I still can't find one that accurately strips 3/0 self wire cable or 600 mil And definitely nothing bigger so it's basically useless
also got the bionic wrench, not the bosch one at 80€ but a no-name one for 10€, and not bionic, just a set of 2 universal adjustable wrenches in a case (which is nice too)
Good way to force the USA to convert to metrics. I'll stick to Standard USE measurements. I don't plan on building a rocket ship.
I love these videos! If I have a cool product for you to check out, how would I get in touch with you guys?
Wrench is fine if you have unlimited clearance,otherwise USELESS!
the stanley vice ive had for many years, payed €15 ($16) for it, it not even 60 now
I have that vice, its super.
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those pants
I wish you guys were put down there where a person might be by something. I'd like to get that diamond drill.
Paslode have been making gas-powered nailguns for decades... 🙄😂
laser tape measure is engouth quite useful 👍
TOOL YOU REALLY NEED TO BUY!
- First one is $6000
At a certain point.... do you really need a massive bulky powwrfull electrical cable stripper?
I mwan i can understand for smaller cables where you need somthing precise and quick but at a certain point.. why not just use a small knife to peel of that thick rubber
A simple tiny compact knife will do
If that's what you do every day it eventually will pay for itself and save your back
Too many ads. I gave up. But the first half was good.
Nice
The channel logo has changed recently
Anyone can buy a spoke tension tool for far less than$130. More like 1/4 that price. Many manufacturers and the same tool.
I’ve a small Vice that I use all the time that does exactly the same and more. Pretty sure it cost me £3.99
Number 2 gas gun he said dust free ? Were he get that from, you dont get dust from any nail gun, plus battery is the way to go
neat.
very little of this is new in a commercial setting most if not all is very old news - I guess putting in the work to make a video is old too
Oh joy! As soon as I win the lottery I might be able to afford one of these tools! What a joke..............Don't waste your time watching this unless you have money to BURN.
So much random stuff we gotta deal with
The bionic wrench is a TOTAL JOKE. Looks good on paper but virtually useless in real life. It assumes you've OPEN SPACE all the time which is 90% untrue.
Interesting until you get to the price.
I can safely say that that Stanley portable vice is the most useless tool I have ever purchased. The only thing i have found it good for is to amuse my young grandson. he finds it fascinating and has only managed to break it twice!! and that at 5 years old. But i do like the videos you make.
I really liked the electric hand truck until you mentioned the price. I wonder how many home owners can afford something we might not need to use all the time?
those can be rented in most medium or larger sized cities
@@jay_321 Good to know, but I don't dwell on the States anymore.
I think is marketed for appliance rental or repair businesses instead of consumers.
Zit met gereedschaps kist oud ijzer. Alles nat in regen.kort sluiting kist vol accu. Die niet doen.😢
ToughBuilt - Scraper Utility Knife + 5 Blades - (TB-H4S5-01) Not available in UK, What a shame as I really wanted one of these after seeing for the first time on youtube, Perkins builders...
Ca+n anyone help?
Wickes have had them for months. Wouldn't bother with it as the spring fails within 10 and after my 4th replacement I just threw it out
USD$ or AUSD$?
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Yeah...the average person needs to spend this kind of money for tools they will barely use. Click bait. Well that's what 'do not recommend' is for.
That terrible stock dubsteb track gets old really fast and keeps me from watching all your other videos.
I have a feeling you don't know what invaluable means.. It don't mean boring and useless like how you're using it
*it doesn't
*is useless
Its to bd that if you are married you cant use the appliance lifter. He said it was for a single person.
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4:37 guy looks like he’s dope sick , also don’t buy the utility knife. I tried it and it’s garbage. The people who made the utility knife clearly never used the window scraper knife, which uses a thinner blade. It does not work as well.
Yes its true ...its garbage .. not for drywall.the blade its special order or if you findit at lowes
🔥🔧💯 Your content is incredibly captivating, and I can't get enough of it! I eagerly await each new upload and find myself hooked on your videos. The variety of cool tools you showcase is truly impressive, and it keeps me curious and eager for more. Please continue to bring us these amazing videos that showcase the tools we really need to buy. You've got a dedicated fan here! Keep up the fantastic work! 👍🛠🎥
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Instead of the Bionic Wrench, get a Knipex ViseWrench., Works better in many more situations. 5 or so sizes available.
Why on earth does the presenter think it improves his diction by going up and down his vocal range by a couple of octaves? So childish and off putting. His ‘normal’ voice is masculine and pleasant, there’s no need to try to guild the lily.
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lol craftsman made that logger wrench in 1950 and this company stole the design this isnt innovative
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Det gör ingen skillnad. CO2 är inte orsaken klimatförändringarna.
Then is it the methane coming out of your mouth?
Hey, thanks for talking in metric, something I can understand. But these dollars you talk off, are they American dollars ? I would imagine that to be so, but other American sites are all in imperial, something we in all the other countries stopped using decades ago.
The dollar is the default for global trade - I'm not American so I'm not talking it up here, just pointing it out - so items available for worldwide shipping are nearly always available in dollars with other options available but less universal. The channel owners said therefore that if a dollar price is available they use that everytime. If not they use whatever local currency it's sold in.
i dont need to buy any of the items on the list but i guess u need to sell your titles on way or another
🔧👀 Oh, that's awesome! I actually own the same Stanley Vise and it's been a reliable companion for the past 5 years. It's great to see it being featured in this video. I wonder what other cool tools they'll showcase that might complement our trusty vise. Can't wait to discover new gadgets and expand my toolbox! 💪🛠🔩
Thank you for mentioning one of our products in your video!
This product is in fact particularly suitable for transporting household appliances, furniture, and medium-light loads in general.
In our product range, we also have different models with capacities up to 400 kg, all products are designed specifically for professionals in the field who have to deal with transportation on stairs on pretty much a daily basis.
In case anyone would be interested in what we do, feel free to get in touch.😉
Sparky:
Yes the dewalt stripper tool works great. You eed the whole kit, base tool alone can’t be used
I got the weird wrench thing. Never used it. The problem is how much clearance around the bolt head you need.
Repairs are always about clearance., There's always too little space around a bolt as it is. Having an inch clearance on all sides never happens.
Ah loo min umm !!!!
Great vid, keep it up guys!