I was laughing so hard, this man in the video was trying so hard to display the tool, but he was awful, I don’t think he’s ever touched a wrench, and I love how he said that, the wrench has the same width as a pipe wrench😂😂😂😂
I just want you to know that you're one of the few people I trust to do a fair review/test of a product. You always admit when you're wrong, and I feel like you give each test a fair shot. Excellent work, as always.
I used to be a plumber that is a modified basin wrench originall designed to self lock on fittings like the bottom sides of faucet valves to tighten or remove then
That first part with the 1/2'' galvanized pipe was hard to watch, I would never trade my pipe wrenches in for that. I'm glad there's channels out here like this. Even if you saved one person from buying this your doing the world a favor.
I already feel the power when you held up the 1"³/4 wrench. It's something quite caveman when someone holds a big metal stick. That puny wrench on the other hand.... glorified pipe wrench.
In case anyone is confused at the part where he’s talking about torque, torque is turning force, the longer something is, the more torque you can put on it with the same force applied
If you want to test this yourself you can always push a door open once by the hinge and then once by the handle, and since you get more torque with a longer length, you should have to use less force pushing by the handle
Unless the instructions are literally saying “ righty tighty lefty loosey” I think the reason it’s telling you which way to turn it is because it’s kinda like a crescent wrench. There’s actually a certain side you apply pressure to, hence the reason for telling you which way to use the wrench to loosen or tighten something.
@@Alex-fw6vz idk what to tell you, we were both in bed and he was glancing over at my phone and was like why are you watching a guy play with a wrench. So I guess you now owe me 50 bucks.
Can you imagine doing customer service for this product? "I understand you are having a problem sir, are you sure you are turning the wrench in the correct direction per the instructions?"
After re-watching the video, I noticed that as he comes down of the wrench handle, he almost trips on the 2x4 frame. Look at the floor behind him, looks looks a domino effect of W-D40, charcoal lighter fluid, toilet bowl cleaner, and a fire extinguisher... Directly above is a propane torch on a flimsy shelf. That would me my demise if it were me. !!! 🤷♂️
One thing I always love about your videos is that you're very fare with the products. Even though you really wanted to dislike that wrench you still gave it a fare shout at the end. It even might be ok for a home tool kit. Not professional level tools, but certainly good enough for an "in the cupboard" home tool kit.
I'm really glad I watched until the end. I laughed when you didn't follow the wrench instructions and ended up marring the stuff or having a hard time fitting the pieces as far back as they needed in the wrench. Personally though, no matter what tool I'm using I always make sure everything is 100% hand tightened to avoid simple problems with tools. This reminded me of my Grandpas purchase of a 'As Seen on TV' purchase of a Robo-grip wrench that I've destroyed so many things with, yet it's my number 1 demo tool I still keep to this day, maybe one of my closest memories from him even. Thanks for that.
Spent 4 minutes commenting on how bad the ad was - still bought it though so the ad worked!!! Love your videos and appreciate you testing stuff so I don't have too :)
The original commercial is such a joke. If I replaced my mechanic father and electrician boyfriends stuff with this I’d be disowned and a single mother 😂😂
I have one of those... from like 15 years ago and I'm pretty certain they're older than that. Mine is only one sided and it has a "trigger" to open the jaw, but I agree that it is a very, very niche' tool that is only good for very specific situations. I usually forget I have it like so many other gimmick/As Seen On TV tools, I always find myself going back to regular tool.
"They basically said this is really good at taking off nuts that are stripped out" 12:51 It better be, considering how good it is at chewing them up in the first place
Actually that'd be "rounded" coz stripped refers to when the threads are stripped off (in that case it basically turns freely lol) But they kept saying stripped bolts in the infomercial lol
Several years ago I bought something similar to that because I couldn't get my crescent wrench under my sink, but it had the teeth like the crescent wrench to get much more bite on smooth pipe and it gripes like crazy. It came in three sizes.the one you have would be better if the teeth would be a little bit larger for gripping pipe. I still use mine all the time.
I have similar tool, different brand. I really like mine, it's great for little odd jobs round the house, especially since we don't actually have a complete set of wrenches.
Ok back from the QVC video. Had to watch that first. Loved how all the pipes in the QVC video had an arrow on them so he knew which way to turn😂😂 Sidenote most of the comments are from Tyler viewers.
Hey man, I started to watch your videos a few days ago and now I’m totally addicted. I don’t think I’ll ever need any of these things, but your videos are actually really entertaining! Keep the good work up, and ignore the haters!
Hey Tyler, I’m a plumber in south Texas and I use the knipex conbras and I think you should check em out. They really do replace a lot of wrenches and sockets.
"You can't grab pipe in this thing" " i thought this thing was going to do one thing good It would be grabbing pipe" "Get this thing really tite is it gunna snap the nut?" It really likes to grab this 1/2 inch nut "Really likes chewing up this nut here This is a waY better experience" "Get it just right this thing is tight" "Completely destroying the nut" "Can't complain it got it tight" "This thing, got so much more to grab ahold of" "The wrench is moving not the nut" "Gunna crank with this hand" "Dont want this thing to slip" "Same story as all the other ones got ut tight" "Grabbed the nut" "Put these on" -tyler
One thing i learned with these all in one products is that yes most of them do work in most situations if you're in a pinch and need to grab a tool quick without having to dig through your toolbox, but they will never replace your regular tools entirely, especially in high torque or rust situations
Torque: Torque is a measure of applied work. You can produce a great deal of torque with a smaller lever, provided the lever doesn't slip. The primary problem with traditional wrenches is simply that they slip and flex. Now, regardless of the wrench, one that maintains grip on the object being turned will mean more of the applied force is directed into the action of moving the said object. So let's say you have a traditional wrench, which has a slippage of 20%, this means your applied force at point of interaction with a nut or bolt is only 80% of the force applied by you at the leverage point. If you apply 100 nm of force, then only 80 nm of force is applied. Now take another wrench that only has 2% slippage, then 98 nm of force of the 100 nm of force you've applied will be translated into the object being turned. So let's look at the leverage advantage here as well. The traditional 1.5 inch wrench held at 00:03:29 is 24 inches long. F=w/l (force=total load/length from fulcrum, where the nut is the fulcrum). If it takes 50 foot-lb to move the nut, at 24 inches, it'd take 2.08 foot-lb of force if that pressure is applied at the end of the wrench furthest from the nut. Given the other wrench is about half the length of the traditional one, at 12 inches, it should take 4 lbs of force to move the nut. However, the larger the wrench the greater the slippage on traditional wrenches, due to the lack of friction on sheer metal on metal (I won't do the math here, it deals with co-efficient of friction of metal on metal). A short hand means of thinking here is as follows; Starting at 1/8 inch, for every 1/16th of an inch in size, a wrench gains 1% of slippage. So at 1.5 inches it'd have 22% slippage, or an efficiency loss of 22%, so at 50 ft-lb of torque to move a nut, it'd take 2.44 ft-lb for the traditional wrench. Based on the design of the other wrench, I suspect that it doesn't have nearly as much slippage, given it has multiple grip points designed to grab the hard edge of a nut or bolt. Since its slippage is likely negligible, 4 lbs of force vs 2.44 lbs of force is only 1.66 lbs of force in difference, for a tool that likely is half the weight, half the length, and is more maneuverable.
I just love how in the commercial you see all the test pipes and nuts are rounded off or scratched and uneven. And now with Tyler you see it doesn't grip a pipe untill the surface is completely scratched. Everything that thing does I can do with a good pipe wrench. Since they are adjustable
The metal sandwich construction of this kind of tool makes it quite durable. But as you found out it pretty much means if you apply too much force it can tear up most fittings and bolt heads. So its prolly better suited for used on hardened bolts and fittings that can stand up to the abuse it puts out. Again another great emergency use tool
Hello from the north west of England Tyler, I’m a big fan of you and your content I bought a magic wrench on the strength of this video and I use it to undo seized aerial sections and it works great for that I got mine for a little over £10 and while l really like it for what l use it for and it seems quite well made, l sure wouldn’t pay much more than that. All the best from the uk Jay 🙏🏻🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
Original commercial - th-cam.com/video/FoL-DrkBFNw/w-d-xo.html
I was just about to link the video for you 🤣
I was laughing so hard, this man in the video was trying so hard to display the tool, but he was awful, I don’t think he’s ever touched a wrench, and I love how he said that, the wrench has the same width as a pipe wrench😂😂😂😂
I thought I got Rick rolled
That wasn’t that bad.
I watched the video and I too am dumber
5:40 can we all appreciate how smooth that flip was
6:23 too
Pretty sure he turned wrenches for a living before youtube
@@4G64SicKShoT well he was a diesel mechanic so I would say you are right
What about 11:12
Instantly Thought the same thing! lol like bam 🥋 turbo turn/flip tyler!! Next tshirt!!!
I had to laugh at Tyler making fun of the QVC salesman. That’s the way I feel every time Tyler uses a cooking gadget.
I ordered a TylerTube mystery box and was excited when I opened it and it was a mason jar full of coke and raw chicken.
🤣🤣🤣
How much was it
@@jonathanschanil1242 I think he’s joking 😂
@@jonathanschanil1242 he’s joking 🤦🏼♀️
@@jonathanschanil1242 it was a 32oz jar and a medium size chicken breast.
It's a good thing it works on rounded off nuts. Because it rounds them off when tightening.
I just want you to know that you're one of the few people I trust to do a fair review/test of a product. You always admit when you're wrong, and I feel like you give each test a fair shot. Excellent work, as always.
I used to be a plumber that is a modified basin wrench originall designed to self lock on fittings like the bottom sides of faucet valves to tighten or remove then
That's exactly what I thought. It's a basin wrench without the pivot.
The engineer for this got patents for this double end and screw/crescent wrench version. The screw wrench works much better.
That first part with the 1/2'' galvanized pipe was hard to watch, I would never trade my pipe wrenches in for that. I'm glad there's channels out here like this. Even if you saved one person from buying this your doing the world a favor.
I already feel the power when you held up the 1"³/4 wrench. It's something quite caveman when someone holds a big metal stick. That puny wrench on the other hand.... glorified pipe wrench.
A glorified pipe wrench that can't even wrench pipe.
"an inch and 3 quarters" meanwhile its 2x the size of his face
A tool that tries to do everything rarely does anything well.
Sounds like you're describing biden.
@@alandesgrange9703 only if you think he's actually trying to do something which is more credit than I'd assume.
@@alandesgrange9703 really, what is it with you idiots always making things political
@@alandesgrange9703 do we have to bring politics into a wrench video? Shut up dude.
@@TheVoidMachineSystem I have a better idea what you can do with that wrench.
Perfect I needed something to watch.
Same
@@justjust5068 same
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In case anyone is confused at the part where he’s talking about torque, torque is turning force, the longer something is, the more torque you can put on it with the same force applied
Aka the law of levers I believe
The magic wrench breaks the laws of physics. It's in the name.
If you want to test this yourself you can always push a door open once by the hinge and then once by the handle, and since you get more torque with a longer length, you should have to use less force pushing by the handle
T=Fd → Torque = Force × distance. Given that force here is a constant, then it's a direct relationship of ↑ distance = ↑ torque.
thanks i was messing around in 8th grade when the teacher was talking about levers and pullies
I have the crescent version of this wrench. It’s amazing on gas pipe. I really don’t use it for much else. It is a pretty good hammer too though.
I'm not sure i'd spend that much on a hammer. Lol
@@averagemodeler 20 bucks 🤷🏼♂️
@@kenshiro788 you can get a hammer for like...9 bucks.
@@automaton2953 yeah but hammers don’t tighten pipe.
Unless the instructions are literally saying “ righty tighty lefty loosey” I think the reason it’s telling you which way to turn it is because it’s kinda like a crescent wrench. There’s actually a certain side you apply pressure to, hence the reason for telling you which way to use the wrench to loosen or tighten something.
Fruity pebbles is one of the best cereals ever, hands down, 'nuff said.
@@Housecat333 You underestimate the level of stupid humans can reach.
How to use the Magic Wrench
Step 1: Get another wrench
Unless your preference is slippage...
Of all the channels on TH-cam, Tyler and a "magic product" just seems like a match in heaven. Like Jim from the office deadpan staring at the camera.
Or like Jim Pickens and Callmekevin.
call it a squirrel cus it's "chewing up the nut"😂😂
I have never wanted to sign up for a mystery box until right now.
Maybe start testing some outdoor products cause its getting warm outside
Its horrible
My boyfriend made fun of me for watching Tyler tube but I was like he reviews the items we all wonder about 😂
50 bucks on things that never happened
Why would anyone make fun of you for watching one of the greatest youtube channels?🤔
@@Alex-fw6vz idk what to tell you, we were both in bed and he was glancing over at my phone and was like why are you watching a guy play with a wrench. So I guess you now owe me 50 bucks.
We know who the handy one is 😂
@@kapowshi thats not making fun if someone, its questioning someone. Mad difference.
I wanna see the QVC commercial more than this video not gonna lie
You know it's going to blow up now lol
Looks like adjustable bottle opener to me xD
Just when u thought the qvc guy had no idea what he was doing, Tyler says hold my beer🤣
While standing on his great ladder construction from the last video lol
Now he knows how I feel while watching him I'm just calling him an idiot most of the time lol
The one downvote is the guy from the QVC commercial lol.
ur definitely a reddit guy
@@youtubeuser5402 gonna say the same thing
Dislike you fucking redditor
This is TH-cam
It can't be. QVC people wouldn't know how to use a computer.
Can you imagine doing customer service for this product? "I understand you are having a problem sir, are you sure you are turning the wrench in the correct direction per the instructions?"
After the 2020 election , I can easily picture that unfortunately.
I can't think of a better choice in footwear for standing/jumping on a narrow wrench handle... 🤣
After re-watching the video, I noticed that as he comes down of the wrench handle, he almost trips on the 2x4 frame. Look at the floor behind him, looks looks a domino effect of W-D40, charcoal lighter fluid, toilet bowl cleaner, and a fire extinguisher... Directly above is a propane torch on a flimsy shelf. That would me my demise if it were me. !!! 🤷♂️
"I'm already dumb to begin with"
I know, Tyler. And we love you for it.
One thing I always love about your videos is that you're very fare with the products.
Even though you really wanted to dislike that wrench you still gave it a fare shout at the end.
It even might be ok for a home tool kit. Not professional level tools, but certainly good enough for an "in the cupboard" home tool kit.
But i mean....you watched the commercial....and then it got you to buy it. Mission failed successfully? 🤣 great video as always!
Right at 7:47 I had an ad that began with the narrator saying "death and garbage"🤣🤣🤣
one of these days, you're gonna make a vid saying you're taking a few weeks off because you broke several bones
The video that follows will be GLORIOUS
I'm really glad I watched until the end. I laughed when you didn't follow the wrench instructions and ended up marring the stuff or having a hard time fitting the pieces as far back as they needed in the wrench. Personally though, no matter what tool I'm using I always make sure everything is 100% hand tightened to avoid simple problems with tools. This reminded me of my Grandpas purchase of a 'As Seen on TV' purchase of a Robo-grip wrench that I've destroyed so many things with, yet it's my number 1 demo tool I still keep to this day, maybe one of my closest memories from him even. Thanks for that.
A Tyler Tube upload is a beautiful day it doesn’t happen often but when it does it mah mah mah makes me happy
Every Saturday 5pm!
Today on "Mechanics Angry About Tools"...
I felt every word of that rant in my soul, Tyler
just an FYI, AvE: it takes less force to loosen a bolt than to tighten it.
Shouldn't you be loosening the nut? 🔩. Lol
Lol I've experienced the opposite much easier to tighten then loosen in some cases.
That’s a broad generalization that isn’t necessarily always true.
That depends entirely on how long a given nut has been tight.
Spent 4 minutes commenting on how bad the ad was - still bought it though so the ad worked!!! Love your videos and appreciate you testing stuff so I don't have too :)
11:54 perfectly sums up my teenage years
Hold it with one hand, and only crank it with the other? LOL
They way he talked about the qvc salesman is what I think of Tyler on just about every video, now you know how we feel.
I feel like you should make a new t-shirt with the slogan "what are we doing here?" 👍
'gimme mah wrench back!'
Yup confirmed, yous a mechanic
He says he is a Diesel Mechanic hmmmm
Me - chanic lol
Are you supposed to be wearing sandles tightening something lol
Lmao not me working for QVC cracking up at you calling us out on our bs 😂😂
🤣
It can't replace my sockets. I can't hook that to the end of my Impact.
Whoever thinks a wrench can replace a socket has never tried to fix a car. 😂
Would a 3/4 drive breaker bar with a 4 foot cheater pipe be stronger than impact?
Any one else realize how scary tyler's imitation of a blank scare is?
I had a Craftsman similar that about 50 years ago and it worked great! The jars Were much finer and didn't wreck the nut. Also, this guy's a klutz!
All the cameos from the Gang Gang slides are subtly awesome
The original commercial is such a joke. If I replaced my mechanic father and electrician boyfriends stuff with this I’d be disowned and a single mother 😂😂
They finally have it. The adjustable spanner hammer
I have one of those... from like 15 years ago and I'm pretty certain they're older than that. Mine is only one sided and it has a "trigger" to open the jaw, but I agree that it is a very, very niche' tool that is only good for very specific situations. I usually forget I have it like so many other gimmick/As Seen On TV tools, I always find myself going back to regular tool.
i love how Tyler both calls himself stupid and yet proves he's not actually stupid at the same time. lol
"They basically said this is really good at taking off nuts that are stripped out" 12:51
It better be, considering how good it is at chewing them up in the first place
Actually that'd be "rounded" coz stripped refers to when the threads are stripped off (in that case it basically turns freely lol)
But they kept saying stripped bolts in the infomercial lol
I feel like the "mystery box" is just going to contain body parts of the guy who sold the wrench 🤣🤣
The true mystery is, WHICH LIMB YOU WILL GET FIRST !!!!!!
When you said "100 lies in 3 minutes" the first thing that popped up in my head was "This guy said a lie per 1.8secs.". I gotta change my profession..
You know he’s a mechanic when he’s got the nipex channel locks and they are all dirty
i liked how it can do all that a massive pipe wrench can do
I need those "Gang" slides... lol
Several years ago I bought something similar to that because I couldn't get my crescent wrench under my sink, but it had the teeth like the crescent wrench to get much more bite on smooth pipe and it gripes like crazy. It came in three sizes.the one you have would be better if the teeth would be a little bit larger for gripping pipe. I still use mine all the time.
Anybody else hear him say he's got traditional wrenches then wonder why he pulled out fuckin big bertha
I have similar tool, different brand. I really like mine, it's great for little odd jobs round the house, especially since we don't actually have a complete set of wrenches.
You really didn't have to grind nuts for the stripped nut test. Could have just used the ones the magic wrench tightened down in the first place.
I love fiddly tools because I like making a 30 second task take 10 minutes.
You're not dump Tyler you made this channel and is killing it.
Tyler: *rants about a crap ton of lies about a wrench*
Tylers mind: Hey, lets add a random plug of our merch! :)
Ok back from the QVC video. Had to watch that first. Loved how all the pipes in the QVC video had an arrow on them so he knew which way to turn😂😂 Sidenote most of the comments are from Tyler viewers.
Hey man, I started to watch your videos a few days ago and now I’m totally addicted. I don’t think I’ll ever need any of these things, but your videos are actually really entertaining! Keep the good work up, and ignore the haters!
This “wrench” is literally giving me anxiety
Anxiety by this? My gosh.... the world is even worse than I imagined😐
@@xDecibelx awe did I offend you
Hey Tyler, I’m a plumber in south Texas and I use the knipex conbras and I think you should check em out. They really do replace a lot of wrenches and sockets.
"You can't grab pipe in this thing"
" i thought this thing was going to do one thing good It would be grabbing pipe"
"Get this thing really tite is it gunna snap the nut?"
It really likes to grab this 1/2 inch nut
"Really likes chewing up this nut here
This is a waY better experience"
"Get it just right this thing is tight"
"Completely destroying the nut"
"Can't complain it got it tight"
"This thing, got so much more to grab ahold of"
"The wrench is moving not the nut"
"Gunna crank with this hand"
"Dont want this thing to slip"
"Same story as all the other ones got ut tight"
"Grabbed the nut"
"Put these on"
-tyler
The commercial of this "product" is really good comedy. If he was Pinocchio, he must open the windows.
Engineering student here: the Magic Wrench actually outputs more torque than the longer wrenches because thats how torque works.
You know you don't need to clarify you're an engineering student "here''
If thats the case then why does it work 100% easier when you add a cheater bar to a wrench to generate more torque?
@@chrishacker7551 just adding more leverage to the wrench thus adding more torque to the turn of the wrench
@@slayerfam2 that was my point. A longer wrench has more torque.
@@chrishacker7551 the way the head of that wrench is angled gives it higher torque than regular wrenches without cheater bars ...
One thing i learned with these all in one products is that yes most of them do work in most situations if you're in a pinch and need to grab a tool quick without having to dig through your toolbox, but they will never replace your regular tools entirely, especially in high torque or rust situations
React to companies reacting to your video reviews
A magic tool advertised by a special tool 🔧
Keep them coming bro your vids are the best 👌
"I’m curious to see how it handles having something really T I G H T, will it start stripping out the N U T?" Tylertube - 2021
Torque: Torque is a measure of applied work. You can produce a great deal of torque with a smaller lever, provided the lever doesn't slip. The primary problem with traditional wrenches is simply that they slip and flex. Now, regardless of the wrench, one that maintains grip on the object being turned will mean more of the applied force is directed into the action of moving the said object.
So let's say you have a traditional wrench, which has a slippage of 20%, this means your applied force at point of interaction with a nut or bolt is only 80% of the force applied by you at the leverage point. If you apply 100 nm of force, then only 80 nm of force is applied. Now take another wrench that only has 2% slippage, then 98 nm of force of the 100 nm of force you've applied will be translated into the object being turned.
So let's look at the leverage advantage here as well.
The traditional 1.5 inch wrench held at 00:03:29 is 24 inches long. F=w/l (force=total load/length from fulcrum, where the nut is the fulcrum). If it takes 50 foot-lb to move the nut, at 24 inches, it'd take 2.08 foot-lb of force if that pressure is applied at the end of the wrench furthest from the nut. Given the other wrench is about half the length of the traditional one, at 12 inches, it should take 4 lbs of force to move the nut.
However, the larger the wrench the greater the slippage on traditional wrenches, due to the lack of friction on sheer metal on metal (I won't do the math here, it deals with co-efficient of friction of metal on metal). A short hand means of thinking here is as follows; Starting at 1/8 inch, for every 1/16th of an inch in size, a wrench gains 1% of slippage. So at 1.5 inches it'd have 22% slippage, or an efficiency loss of 22%, so at 50 ft-lb of torque to move a nut, it'd take 2.44 ft-lb for the traditional wrench. Based on the design of the other wrench, I suspect that it doesn't have nearly as much slippage, given it has multiple grip points designed to grab the hard edge of a nut or bolt. Since its slippage is likely negligible, 4 lbs of force vs 2.44 lbs of force is only 1.66 lbs of force in difference, for a tool that likely is half the weight, half the length, and is more maneuverable.
Lmao imagine buying this when u can just buy ratchet wrenches 😂🤦♂️
Tyler is so blunt and i love it! I love watching your videos keep making them and don't stop you always make me laugh
You watch QVC.....?
Inventor: "Weve reinvented the wrench"
Everyone whos ever used a wrench: "No thanks"
The way he described the man in the commercial, you’d think he’s talking about Biden.
Lmfao
2:55 Tyler does know physics ;)
Gang gang. Lol
You know it’s about to get real when he pulls out the instructions
Yessss!!! Roast these people more often!
I’ve used them before in refinery field work. It works great as a pipe wrench for smaller jobs when you don’t need a bulky pipe wrench.
That wrench would only be decent as a pipe wrench only It will mainly round bolt
Clicks Tylertubes newest video. Gets ad for Safewrench.... it’s like TH-cam knows this channel lives a little on the wild side.
I just love how in the commercial you see all the test pipes and nuts are rounded off or scratched and uneven. And now with Tyler you see it doesn't grip a pipe untill the surface is completely scratched.
Everything that thing does I can do with a good pipe wrench. Since they are adjustable
The metal sandwich construction of this kind of tool makes it quite durable. But as you found out it pretty much means if you apply too much force it can tear up most fittings and bolt heads. So its prolly better suited for used on hardened bolts and fittings that can stand up to the abuse it puts out. Again another great emergency use tool
Love this channel so much 😌💙
Tyler is your everyday scientist and I absolutely love it.
On that type of pipe the sizes go by ID so that pipe you had was 1/2" pipe. That tool looks like a basin wrench, for putting in facets
The amount of innuendos is beyond believable 😂
3:09 now that's a big wrench!
Haha that 1 3/4 wrench is about as big as Tyler himself!
Hello from the north west of England Tyler, I’m a big fan of you and your content
I bought a magic wrench on the strength of this video and I use it to undo seized aerial sections and it works great for that
I got mine for a little over £10 and while l really like it for what l use it for and it seems quite well made, l sure wouldn’t pay much more than that.
All the best from the uk
Jay
🙏🏻🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
A "bench vice" would have been a perfect assistant for this video. Lol
Great content Tyler keep up the good work man
Perfect hangover vid thanks so much tyler
Not gonna lie you channel is perfect to watch before bed
taken out of context makes this 10x funnier bro