Thank you for swinging by our booth Stan. I think we last bumped into each other 5-6 years ago at the world of asphalt in Houston. Asphalt... now concrete... next time let's bump into each other at the world of Pizza or the world of Burgers... time to step into the world of tasty! Nice to see your son rolling with you. Family first! Be well!
Wow, I love to see you taking your son along - No one masters the details of a craft or learns the possibilities of an industry by sitting at home - good on you
She did ask if there were any other questions. Perhaps if she had stated more facts and pros about the machine folks would have been enlightened. I'd like to know about Grease points warranties and how the hydraulics are.
Idk that it was his weirdness as much as a tendency to be passive aggressive when he senses a lack of professionalism and claims of extreme professionalism. If he didn't have that emotion, and never expressed it, he wouldn't be able to be who he is for us. High standards create discomfort in those who don't have them. Don't feel sorry for the lady. It probably helped her as long as she doesn't use it as a reason to be bitter. In which case Stan was not to blame because that was pre-existing.
Man That Millner-Haufen Cutter seems amazing. I mean for all I know there is a bunch of comps making something like it but I have never scene them and wow that seems easy to use.
Crazy, thank you for the kind words! It is a great and easy to use tool. It isn't magic, but it really does a solid job on sheet goods less than 14 guage and it is way easier and cleaner cutting than snips and no heat like a plasma. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out directly. Happy to help in any way we can. We also appreciate a follow if you are willing.
the Japanese are one of the few nations that actually have some form of consistent quality because the Japanese are very particular about their products. If the Kato equipment really is made in Japan and not made in china and assembled in Japan then they should be a quality machine from the get go.
Really liked the tripod lighting those were nice three adjustable wings especially with how bright LEDs are now days .. that cutting tool was pretty dang cool too everything at these shows are pretty awesome honestly
Love how some reps just can't be assed. 😂 You would think they would want sales or at least enjoy what they are selling. Great video. Stay safe 🏴
yup, especially when 'the random guy' is recording - doesn't mean he/she is as well known as Stan, but also doesn't mean he/she isn't - the rep doesn't know and should be treating every enquiry as a serious matter.
@@gordowg1wg145 I tend to look younger than I am. I also became management fairly early in my career. I would be sent to trade shows with a very liberal budget. I struggled to get the time of day of most reps. So comming to this particular show I wanted to get a pallet of cordless drills, a pallet of cordless impacts, and 4 batteries per piece (among a bunch of other stuff we needed) The milwaukee rep completely ignored my questions, shooed me away. They kept acting like I was bothering them. Wrong move. I walked right back to the dewalt booth and loudly said. "I want to buy (said my order). Milwaukee couldnt be fucked to deal with me" Naturally the milwaukee reps instantly tried to get me over. And thats how dewalt has been suppling that companys need for 16 years. Its sad how much business ive choosen over the years based purely on customer service. The best reps treat everyone like they are valued customers. I want to know we are spending 10s or 100s of thousands of dollars, that we will be reasonably taken care if.
@@nes999 Agree 100%, got a LOT of stories of people being ignored, or looked down on, who had some very serious money on the line. For example, a personal case - my late mother, who would habitually walk round in bare feet, jeans and T-shirt wandered into her regular bank and asked to see the manager for a bridging loan to buy a house. The teller basically dismissed her, as did the manager when she insisted he be called in, so she told them she was closing her term accounts there and moving to the bank across the road. They were quite condescending with the manager telling the teller to take care of it... then the teller discovered mum had around 8 times the requested loan amount on term deposit, called in the manager in a panic and they both tried to talk her out of leaving. Her new bank was delighted with the business.
Yeah, some of these people better hope their boss doesn't see this. There's definitely plenty of good salesman out there. Hire them and pay them well because one will make more money than three of these people combined.
@@nes999 Kind of an unfair comparison and a stupid way to make a decision. Seems like you should've approached the DeWalt guys the same way you approached the Milwaukee guys. If you would've walked up to the Milwaukee booth and immediately told them your order, they would've treated you the same or better than the guys from DeWalt. Your comment makes no point other than "If you walk up to a salesman and tell them you're placing a large order, they'll treat you well."
That battery concrete saw makes a lot of sense being I’m always getting stuck breathing exhaust fumes putting in crocks for a sump pump in a small basement
After seeing your hair and your son's hair, I highly recommend that you buy a "Flowbee" the precision home hair cutting system. Best haircuts that I have ever had. My 17 year old has never been been to a barbershop...and his older brother had the same history until he moved away. Buy a Flowbee and it will pay for it self in a year or two. Mine is 21 years old and going strong. It has saved me hundreds and hundreds of dollars.
I saw Essential Craftsman using that Steele Mixer. Sure does make it easy to get the mix right. I wouldn't want to do a 40x40 4" slab with it but for very small jobs with no power handy it seems like a nice little piece of equipment.
@@thecloneguyz Are you saying he is not being paid for his time there? If it's part of his duties to be at trade shows, he's getting a salary and is definitely being paid to be there. You could argue that he's not being paid enough, and then I would argue he should negotiate his salary better or find a new employer. I certainly would.
The LED high tech lamps were most impressive. I would bet that small walk behind flail mower would be a hard sell in today’s specialty mower market. Rotary horizontal cutting mowers will probably dominate for decades still.
Mere beginners, had a neighbour who would keep trying that approach over all sorts of minor things she wanted done, sometimes she' s have a point and I' d help her out, but I finally got tired of it and called her out on it - she hasn' t spoken to me in over 2 years... Ah, blissful peace.
You have to love all the tools and equipment. However, I'm more interested in knowing what kind of product you used to grow your hair back in two days. We'll make a fortune Sam, I mean Stan lol thanks for the video...
What days were you there? Im just wondering if you had to deal with the heat wave in Nevada? Thanks for showing the STKR Headlamp. I install fiberoptic internet for a living and find myself under or in the attics. The headlamp will help a lot.
Toxic thank you for the kind words! We are obviously bias, but we love it. It is a cool tool! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out directly. Happy to help in any way we can. We also appreciate a follow if you are willing.
Anyone thinking of getting a jack jaw dont hesitate. We used to send 2 guys with farm jacks to pull posts. Now we send 1 and that 1 guy finishes in atleast half the time. Granted they arent cheap, I've used them with a 8ft cheater and my (at the time) 320 pound self. They stand up to the abuse easily. We only use the one size jaw, if we need to pull something else we just bolt a small section of the right post to whatever we are pulling.
That was so funny with the Husqvarna representative with the hand saw he had no idea what the weight difference jujuju just about the same and a little lighter with this model that has to be one of the most basic question somebody's going to ask lol
Did I see correctly that the lift arm of that japanese Kato CL35 was not secured or supported by any means? Wow, you're brave to put your head under that crusher. Nice video as always!
Stanley, have you ever worked with a Somero concrete screeder for flat work? They're mainly used for large indoor on grade slabs, but can be used for other types of applications.
How did your boy like Vegas? My first time ever in Vegas was conexpo 2014. Been there over 20 times since. lol Love Vegas. I actually met you at Conexpo 2017 over in the Volvo booth. You were super cool. Keep up the good work!
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Thank you for swinging by our booth Stan. I think we last bumped into each other 5-6 years ago at the world of asphalt in Houston. Asphalt... now concrete... next time let's bump into each other at the world of Pizza or the world of Burgers... time to step into the world of tasty! Nice to see your son rolling with you. Family first! Be well!
Millner tools are the best! Love that nibler 👍🏻
I love your tool, so simple yet so functional
Don't know what I enjoy more. Seeing all the new tools or the look on the guys faces after 5mins with Stan 😂
Right the look on their face says o sh*t he knows when I'm full of sh*t
LMAO..
Flail mower guy really killed it compared to the light guy! 🤦♂️ pure energy
Yea , he was flailing all right!
Not to mention the nibbler guy. Talk about "professional" ((((-!
Wow, I love to see you taking your son along - No one masters the details of a craft or learns the possibilities of an industry by sitting at home - good on you
My dad drug me everywhere and I am grateful for that
That cutting on the drill was nifty, and not overly tool loud, like air and a compressor. Lots of simple innovations..
Thanks for bringing me to the show Stan! It was great!
You know its a good video when you don't skip any part of it. Great job Stan and Danny!
That poor Kato lady. Stan’s weirdness came through a lil too strong there at the end 😂
🙃👍
She did ask if there were any other questions. Perhaps if she had stated more facts and pros about the machine folks would have been enlightened. I'd like to know about Grease points warranties and how the hydraulics are.
It killed me when she was like "are we done." Lol
Idk that it was his weirdness as much as a tendency to be passive aggressive when he senses a lack of professionalism and claims of extreme professionalism. If he didn't have that emotion, and never expressed it, he wouldn't be able to be who he is for us. High standards create discomfort in those who don't have them. Don't feel sorry for the lady. It probably helped her as long as she doesn't use it as a reason to be bitter. In which case Stan was not to blame because that was pre-existing.
Companies need to have salespeople that have actually operated or used equipment or tools that they are selling.
Stan Layin it out pretty heavy with the kato ladyyy! My man!
SO nice to see things open and no masks!
Right! freeedom 🦋
@@Dirtmonkey YES!
As always another awesome video, awesome you was able to take your son with you, making memories that will last forever!!!
So great!!
Great meeting you guys at the show!
13:30 guy cutting the material is a freaking cutting master insane he would be the Olympic champion if it was a sport
Some of these "sales representatives" couldn't sell water to a rich man dying of thirst in death valley.
LMAO
Thats what I was thinking lol, what’s that stand for ? “I forget honestly”
Hi I woch your videos everyday tell the team I said hi and I woch thor videos everyday I love you guys I love the video
Man That Millner-Haufen Cutter seems amazing. I mean for all I know there is a bunch of comps making something like it but I have never scene them and wow that seems easy to use.
Malco makes a nice one, but this Milner is really nice!
Crazy, thank you for the kind words! It is a great and easy to use tool. It isn't magic, but it really does a solid job on sheet goods less than 14 guage and it is way easier and cleaner cutting than snips and no heat like a plasma. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out directly. Happy to help in any way we can. We also appreciate a follow if you are willing.
That guy sold us all one didn't he. Lol.
Have been using one for 20 years. Love it. Lasts forever.
I could use it to cut out floor in my van to access fuel pump without throwing sparks around
the Japanese are one of the few nations that actually have some form of consistent quality because the Japanese are very particular about their products. If the Kato equipment really is made in Japan and not made in china and assembled in Japan then they should be a quality machine from the get go.
Hitachi, Nippon Sharyo, Mitsubishi Eidan, Toshiba. Yeah japanese companies are great with consistent quality
That Kato looks awfully familiar to the IHI Cl35, even has the same model number
@@mercedesbenzisbest that's very common across all industries. i don't se it as something bad as it lets compare them easier
would not be surprised if final assembly was stateside. for what it's worth.
KATO (if it’s the same company) they make some of the best model railroad locomotives.
These videos from different trade shows are my favorite of your videos
Dude ur son lost a lot of weight…that’s awesome
Those lights were lit!
Enjoyed the video. Seeing you with your son brought back memories when my dad used to take me to trade shows.
Steele mixer! What a handy tool for fencing!
Thanks Stan! The steel mixer looks like something we might be able to use on a future job. Thanks again!
BEAUTY!!! Love this kind of stuff with Stan's awesome conversational style.. !!!!
Appreciate it bro!
I gotta admit that last one was pretty freaking cool! Glad you choose it! Have a good one!
Haha yeah!!
millner tools got good salesman
blushing! ;)
More of Dad and Lad absolutely brilliant video Sir , and don’t know how you do it 👍 Tam.
Appreciate ya!
Loved seeing this. Thanks for sharing this with us take care
Appreciate it Hayden 👊
@@Dirtmonkey You’re welcome Stan 👊🏻👍🏻
The dude with the cutting drill - loved how he had his safety glasses on his head when he was cutting the metals
I love getting home from a long day and seeing your uploads! Keep up the great work! Hope you and your family have a fun safe weekend!
Awesome to hear! Thanks brother & hope you do too 😊
Amazing lights
I want that nibbler! I have absolutely no use for it but WE MUST HAVES IT, PRECIOUS!!
You absolutely bodied that welding mask guy 😂
When Stan hit the door on the kato 😂😂😂
My favorite Vids! Glad you are able to get back out to the shows! 🙌
Thank you for what you do Stan. Very informative!
Kubota has one of the best doors. Slides up out of the way can’t beat it
I just realized that the walk-behind flail mower is something I NEED!! now that I know it exists
Yahoo I've been waiting for this somebody grab me popcorn I'm going to put this on the smart TV and watch it
Haha heck yeah!!
Im excited with those pocket lights
Really liked the tripod lighting those were nice three adjustable wings especially with how bright LEDs are now days .. that cutting tool was pretty dang cool too everything at these shows are pretty awesome honestly
Happy 4th of July weekend Stan!
Go Veterans!
Happy fourth 👍💥
That nibbler is amazing!
❤❤❤❤❤ UR SHOW !!! THANK YOU !!!
Love how some reps just can't be assed. 😂 You would think they would want sales or at least enjoy what they are selling. Great video. Stay safe 🏴
yup, especially when 'the random guy' is recording - doesn't mean he/she is as well known as Stan, but also doesn't mean he/she isn't - the rep doesn't know and should be treating every enquiry as a serious matter.
@@gordowg1wg145
I tend to look younger than I am. I also became management fairly early in my career.
I would be sent to trade shows with a very liberal budget. I struggled to get the time of day of most reps. So comming to this particular show I wanted to get a pallet of cordless drills, a pallet of cordless impacts, and 4 batteries per piece (among a bunch of other stuff we needed)
The milwaukee rep completely ignored my questions, shooed me away. They kept acting like I was bothering them.
Wrong move.
I walked right back to the dewalt booth and loudly said.
"I want to buy (said my order). Milwaukee couldnt be fucked to deal with me"
Naturally the milwaukee reps instantly tried to get me over.
And thats how dewalt has been suppling that companys need for 16 years.
Its sad how much business ive choosen over the years based purely on customer service. The best reps treat everyone like they are valued customers. I want to know we are spending 10s or 100s of thousands of dollars, that we will be reasonably taken care if.
@@nes999
Agree 100%, got a LOT of stories of people being ignored, or looked down on, who had some very serious money on the line.
For example, a personal case - my late mother, who would habitually walk round in bare feet, jeans and T-shirt wandered into her regular bank and asked to see the manager for a bridging loan to buy a house. The teller basically dismissed her, as did the manager when she insisted he be called in, so she told them she was closing her term accounts there and moving to the bank across the road. They were quite condescending with the manager telling the teller to take care of it... then the teller discovered mum had around 8 times the requested loan amount on term deposit, called in the manager in a panic and they both tried to talk her out of leaving.
Her new bank was delighted with the business.
Yeah, some of these people better hope their boss doesn't see this. There's definitely plenty of good salesman out there. Hire them and pay them well because one will make more money than three of these people combined.
@@nes999 Kind of an unfair comparison and a stupid way to make a decision. Seems like you should've approached the DeWalt guys the same way you approached the Milwaukee guys. If you would've walked up to the Milwaukee booth and immediately told them your order, they would've treated you the same or better than the guys from DeWalt. Your comment makes no point other than "If you walk up to a salesman and tell them you're placing a large order, they'll treat you well."
Love the videos
Appreciate it bro!
Nice one Stan 👍👍🏴🏴
Always enjoy these videos learn about new tools coming out and new equipment thanks for the video man
Awesome! Appreciate the support 👍 Have a great weekend
I enjoyed how you interacted with everyone. 💪
18:35 when you realize you now on a brand new skid loader because u broke it XD
hahah loved it you were so to the point with that japanese company
👍👍
Another great video!! Thanks.
Appreciate it fellow Stan 👍
Word of advice, need to start stating Country of Origin on where things are Manufactured.
Just assume if they don’t have a sign that says made in the USA it’s China then.
Isn’t it the best wen you ran into a well informed salesman
Hey Stan thanks for another great video it was great to see the World of Concrete have a great holiday talk to you soon
Thanks man! Hope you have an awesome fourth 💥
That Kanger loader is pretty sweet
Yay! Love these videos
Glad you like them!
That battery concrete saw makes a lot of sense being I’m always getting stuck breathing exhaust fumes putting in crocks for a sump pump in a small basement
Thanks for the Friday gift!
👍👊
Thank you for another great video have a good weekend Stan
Thanks Anthony! Right back atcha
My gosh, so many toys!
🤤
WOW you show some awesome tools and some outside equipment
Thanks 👍
I want that welding Shield that looks awesome
Agreed 👊
Used Kanga and Dingo mini skids in Australia 30 years ago. They have been around a while.
What was it that rep actually said to him at the end.... We are the only company that does..... what???
Great video Stan 🇺🇲
great video stan thanks for sharing it
Thanks for bein here
Those baby loaders looked like toys. Imagine having dedicated track over wheel machines instead of a standard tracked machine😂
It looks like they are for driving right into backyards without getting stuck.
Def getting that Millner nibbler
wish you listed links to all the things you showed
I’ll try!
I'm feeling the last day of a trade show, you can actually tell by the crowd background noise.
Always. By the last day at 1pm many exhibitors are packing up if show management allows them.
Trade shows suck after the third day
@@zack9912000 , luckily most of them don't last longer than 3, except of the pharmacy ones.
After seeing your hair and your son's hair, I highly recommend that you buy a "Flowbee" the precision home hair cutting system. Best haircuts that I have ever had. My 17 year old has never been been to a barbershop...and his older brother had the same history until he moved away. Buy a Flowbee and it will pay for it self in a year or two. Mine is 21 years old and going strong. It has saved me hundreds and hundreds of dollars.
I love those flowbees but since this video I have had my ears lifted -a lot😂
Love when you do theses
Great stuff as always Stan. Thanks for the info!
Thank you! Have a great weekend 💥
I saw Essential Craftsman using that Steele Mixer. Sure does make it easy to get the mix right. I wouldn't want to do a 40x40 4" slab with it but for very small jobs with no power handy it seems like a nice little piece of equipment.
The guy with both his hands in his pockets was like"Nah, why am I here?" If he was my employee he'd be gone.
These guys clearly dont worry about their boss seeing this video. That attitude was awful
Until you find out that they're required to be there but they're not required to be paid to be there and you would feel the same way
@@thecloneguyz Are you saying he is not being paid for his time there? If it's part of his duties to be at trade shows, he's getting a salary and is definitely being paid to be there.
You could argue that he's not being paid enough, and then I would argue he should negotiate his salary better or find a new employer. I certainly would.
“Detritus out of the engine?”
-“exaaaaaactly”
The LED high tech lamps were most impressive. I would bet that small walk behind flail mower would be a hard sell in today’s specialty mower market. Rotary horizontal cutting mowers will probably dominate for decades still.
Love the trade show video. Would be cool to see one from the shot show!
Well now I know what passive aggressive is...
🙃
Mere beginners, had a neighbour who would keep trying that approach over all sorts of minor things she wanted done, sometimes she' s have a point and I' d help her out, but I finally got tired of it and called her out on it - she hasn' t spoken to me in over 2 years... Ah, blissful peace.
You have to love all the tools and equipment. However, I'm more interested in knowing what kind of product you used to grow your hair back in two days. We'll make a fortune Sam, I mean Stan lol thanks for the video...
Lol
Exelent video!!!
What days were you there? Im just wondering if you had to deal with the heat wave in Nevada? Thanks for showing the STKR Headlamp. I install fiberoptic internet for a living and find myself under or in the attics. The headlamp will help a lot.
Just found ya tonight. Dude, you rock! You show what I wanna see . Also awesome ya brought your kid with ya, whatta Dad 😉👍🏻
i love your size matters shirt
Thanks man 😃😎
You can thank the PlayStation vr headset for the headband tightener lol😎
Wait what????? That Miller holler tool cutter is something else
Toxic thank you for the kind words! We are obviously bias, but we love it. It is a cool tool! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out directly. Happy to help in any way we can. We also appreciate a follow if you are willing.
@@millnertools you're quite welcome I give credit where credit is due that's an awesome tool where can I get one at and how much
Anyone thinking of getting a jack jaw dont hesitate. We used to send 2 guys with farm jacks to pull posts. Now we send 1 and that 1 guy finishes in atleast half the time.
Granted they arent cheap, I've used them with a 8ft cheater and my (at the time) 320 pound self. They stand up to the abuse easily.
We only use the one size jaw, if we need to pull something else we just bolt a small section of the right post to whatever we are pulling.
STKR head lamp is the best!
I really enjoyed this.. I have no idea why. I write software for a living. :D Keep it up!
That was so funny with the Husqvarna representative with the hand saw he had no idea what the weight difference jujuju just about the same and a little lighter with this model that has to be one of the most basic question somebody's going to ask lol
I believe he is the same guy that designed the exmark staris
here to help
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Did I see correctly that the lift arm of that japanese Kato CL35 was not secured or supported by any means? Wow, you're brave to put your head under that crusher.
Nice video as always!
Kanga is Australian. Us Aussies doing it again. Been around for years then there was Dingo.
Did you take your son over to see the Hoover Dam? The guided tour is definitely worth it, if you haven't done it before. Excellent exhibit area too.
Stanley, have you ever worked with a Somero concrete screeder for flat work? They're mainly used for large indoor on grade slabs, but can be used for other types of applications.
Never heard of them
@@Dirtmonkey It's a self propelled turret laser screed, vert cool tool, Somero is how you get a super flat floor.
I love your channel, you post fascinating projects, tools, materials and methods. Not to mention great instructions.
Really would be cool if you could get your hands on a Kato demo unit.
Stanley was at half-mast over that slope gauge.
That steel mixer thing home Depot has a hand made mixer that you add water to the metal level and mix it's only good for 60 ib bags though
I haven't seen that
How did your boy like Vegas? My first time ever in Vegas was conexpo 2014. Been there over 20 times since. lol Love Vegas. I actually met you at Conexpo 2017 over in the Volvo booth. You were super cool. Keep up the good work!
My son didn't like it. Even as quite and calm as it was it was still a bit overwhelming for him. But I love it!