I got it as a gift years ago. It's the smallest of a 3 tool bag set that I believe came from Ace Hardware. The side of the pouch has the letters "AWP", but I'm sure it's just rebranded by whatever company is selling it. Sorry I don't have more info about it.
@@TheKnifeBeater Thanks for the reply. If I'm not mistaken I think the AWP Brand is marketed at Lowe's. They make tool belts and other types of pouches/bags. I'll take a look there to see if they have them. Thanks so much.
That tool kit is a really good idea. I just have my "knife" tools mixed in with my other tools, which is a pain in the a$$ now that I think about it. Thanks for the idea!
Great video. That small pick up tool is a great idea. I remember using a long flexible one to retrieve a dropped bolt when working on an engine. I was just assembling a pocket clip yesterday and ran into the same magnetic screwdriver not aligning the screw with the hole problem.
Thank you ths tai. I have a playlist full of knife modifications called Knife Hacks. Here is the link - th-cam.com/play/PL3tB5Cvb9lRT_iFumpAeomel70zWYUVXz.html
It seems I have to get some of those wiha bits. Most bits are just too soft. I can make them last a little longer by grinding a mm or 2 off the tip when they are worn out. Great video for anyone wanting to maintain his knives.
The locktight stick was a game changer for me for sure! I have one of those small pick up tools from my grandparents. They used it to get olives out of the jar for martinis...
Wiha bits hold up really well. I've got the t Handel set that come in a metal stand and has the sizes printed on the stand.jw knives and combat beads make some sweet drivers. I'm using the same stick loctite so much better than the liquid. Good stuff Jay
Yeah, I've seen those kits. I came so close to buying them instead of what I currently have. I've had some really bad luck with that liquid Loctite, it gets into everything. Thanks Rodney.
I’ve got the winged handled wiha torx set too and it is fantastic. The little stand (that’s also numbered) is a great addition too it. I think I would recommend that more than just the bit selector because you don’t have to then go get a bit driver and let’s be real no one is using the case of the bit selector as the damn driver lmao
you are not the first but a few of the reviewers must have forgot that you could use a marker or paint to write the bit size. Also you can attach a piece of paper with the diagram of the bit size and location. And for those who cant see the size written on the bit, again a little paint to fill in the carved out size with a bright yellow or whatever color works best lol
Until recently I was unaware of your issue and Iwould like to know what you use for knife sharpener.I don't mean strop or honing but do you resharpen your own knifes and how.Ive got several units I've tried the spyderco sharpener and countless stones as when I first got into the hobby it seems the true pros all started by using stones and depending on the steal I'm okay with what I've got but with s35vn and now even higher end steal s35vn and m390 are the only ones I've tried.s90 and 110 I ha ever had to but I own a couple so the day will come
I have the wiha bit set with a small wiha driver which has a magnet in it. I normally just put my screws on those, loctite them, and put them in sticking to the wiha bit. Does the claw tool work better than having the screw sticking to the bit?
Wow first time I've seen that claw tool. Got to get that thing. Trying to get those freaking clip screws in place has been the cause of way too many meltdowns.Lol
Lol. I'm right there with ya boss. I've lost so many black screws trying to drop it through the clip, not only missing the screw hole completely, but then it falls off the table. So, yeah, I know exactly what you mean about the "meltdowns".
Honestly, I didn't even realize there was a different type of stick. I always thought the 242 was the liquid and the 248 was the stick. The kind I have does say "all-purpose" on it, but they are both blue, medium strength, and made for metal. Maybe they just changed the packaging from what I have to the 248 designation. Sorry I don't have better info for you.
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Just wondering where you got that neat little bag you carry your tool kit in.
I got it as a gift years ago. It's the smallest of a 3 tool bag set that I believe came from Ace Hardware. The side of the pouch has the letters "AWP", but I'm sure it's just rebranded by whatever company is selling it. Sorry I don't have more info about it.
@@TheKnifeBeater Thanks for the reply. If I'm not mistaken I think the AWP Brand is marketed at Lowe's. They make tool belts and other types of pouches/bags. I'll take a look there to see if they have them. Thanks so much.
Hey Jay , nice video. I'm going to add the T handle and the claw tool to my tool collection.
Thank you DC. Yeah, those are tools I didn't know existed.
As a disabled knife collector with crappy fine motor skills I find a lot of these toys incredibly useful! Thank you so much!
You got a subscribe and like for the “Bozo Buckets” Cookie always had me rollin, good video
Quick and to the point indeed. Well done.
Thank you JP.
TYVM! I just ordered the claw tool, being one-handed (post-stroke) I'm really looking forward to trying this!
That tool kit is a really good idea. I just have my "knife" tools mixed in with my other tools, which is a pain in the a$$ now that I think about it. Thanks for the idea!
Awesome Jay! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jody.
Great video. That small pick up tool is a great idea. I remember using a long flexible one to retrieve a dropped bolt when working on an engine. I was just assembling a pocket clip yesterday and ran into the same magnetic screwdriver not aligning the screw with the hole problem.
Thanks William. That little pickup tool has made my life a heck of a lot easier.
Picked up the dry lube, grabber tool, and t-handle! Great video thanks!
Great video. Would love one on customization and replacement-screws, thumb studs, clips, springs, handles, sheafs, lanyards, etc.
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Guess I’m going shopping..thanks Jay...
You'll be glad you did James.
Great idea for a video 👍
At least one person thinks so 😉. Thank you Noe.
I like the Wiha Tools. Right on! :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)
It seems I have to get some of those wiha bits. Most bits are just too soft. I can make them last a little longer by grinding a mm or 2 off the tip when they are worn out. Great video for anyone wanting to maintain his knives.
That's a great idea about grinding those cheaper bits down to extend their life. Thanks John.
The locktight stick was a game changer for me for sure! I have one of those small pick up tools from my grandparents. They used it to get olives out of the jar for martinis...
Lol. Ah....the good ol' days.
Lmaoooooo that’s a hell of an epic use case for one of those that’s genius lol
Thanks for the repair/maintenance product info. Any idea where I can find replacement washers or bearings for Eafengrow knives?
Great video !! Nice , practical tools.Thanks for sharing !
Thanks Patrick. Yeah, I use that stuff a lot.
great video
Thank you PC, I appreciate it.
Looks like I need german wiha bits.
Thanks for the info.✌
You bet Junior.
Nice lube and tools as thanks for the share....Good stuff....
No prob Scott, thank you.
hey just subscribed to your channel. and just bought the claw tool. thanks for the video
Thank you so much Mike! Welcome to the channel, very nice to meet you.
Thanks Jay. I have a box full of tools but I still need a lock tight stick..
I'm a big fan of it keifer.
Wiha bits hold up really well. I've got the t Handel set that come in a metal stand and has the sizes printed on the stand.jw knives and combat beads make some sweet drivers. I'm using the same stick loctite so much better than the liquid. Good stuff Jay
Yeah, I've seen those kits. I came so close to buying them instead of what I currently have. I've had some really bad luck with that liquid Loctite, it gets into everything. Thanks Rodney.
I’ve got the winged handled wiha torx set too and it is fantastic. The little stand (that’s also numbered) is a great addition too it. I think I would recommend that more than just the bit selector because you don’t have to then go get a bit driver and let’s be real no one is using the case of the bit selector as the damn driver lmao
you are not the first but a few of the reviewers must have forgot that you could use a marker or paint to write the bit size. Also you can attach a piece of paper with the diagram of the bit size and location. And for those who cant see the size written on the bit, again a little paint to fill in the carved out size with a bright yellow or whatever color works best lol
I double up on the torx kits since I often have to deal with free spinning screws.
Good thinking Scott.
Until recently I was unaware of your issue and Iwould like to know what you use for knife sharpener.I don't mean strop or honing but do you resharpen your own knifes and how.Ive got several units I've tried the spyderco sharpener and countless stones as when I first got into the hobby it seems the true pros all started by using stones and depending on the steal I'm okay with what I've got but with s35vn and now even higher end steal s35vn and m390 are the only ones I've tried.s90 and 110 I ha ever had to but I own a couple so the day will come
I have the wiha bit set with a small wiha driver which has a magnet in it. I normally just put my screws on those, loctite them, and put them in sticking to the wiha bit. Does the claw tool work better than having the screw sticking to the bit?
Wow first time I've seen that claw tool. Got to get that thing. Trying to get those freaking clip screws in place has been the cause of way too many meltdowns.Lol
Lol. I'm right there with ya boss. I've lost so many black screws trying to drop it through the clip, not only missing the screw hole completely, but then it falls off the table. So, yeah, I know exactly what you mean about the "meltdowns".
Would these drivers work on the spyderco tenacious screws?
they should
any difference between Loctite 242 and 248 sticks? I got a 248, but I saw others using the 242.
Honestly, I didn't even realize there was a different type of stick. I always thought the 242 was the liquid and the 248 was the stick. The kind I have does say "all-purpose" on it, but they are both blue, medium strength, and made for metal. Maybe they just changed the packaging from what I have to the 248 designation. Sorry I don't have better info for you.
What pocket clip you got on that ganzo ?
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Great info as usual but the hand gesticulations are freaking me out.
Do you have a kit for real knives? That's a torx set.