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3/8” and 10mm are CLOSE but NOT the same size. 3/8” is a tad smaller. Enough so that a 10mm socket will strip out a 3/8” nut and a 3/8” socket will not fit on a 10mm nut. There is also a slight difference between 9/16” and 14mm but usually they work in place of each other on new, non oxidized nuts.
Nope, you haven't used one apparently. They are both reverse including the drill side as it keeps it from driving it further or tightening it more as it's drilling.
You used the speedout wrong. I use these at work all the time. You didn't drill deep enough and you have to apply considerable pressure at very slow speed on the extraction side. Also metric and SAE sizes are different enough that that tool is not going to be anything more than an emergency tool when you don't have a real set.
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That “tiger wrench” is more commonly known as a bone wrench. I have one made by Craftsman and another by Kobalt, both are great! The Kobalt fits most styles of heads- hex, square etc, and there’s a slight bit of play but nothing much. One of my favorite tools!
*AIR HAWK REAL WORLD USE:* I have been using the Air Hawk handheld compressor thing for my car tires for multiple months now, consistently, every two or three days to fill one of my car tires up from about 12-22psi back up to 32psi, because I had a nail in one of my tires' sidewalls, so I knew it couldn't be fixed by a shop and I was just putting off getting new tires once I discovered the exact rate at which the tire lost air, and just started pumping it back up in 2-3 day intervals. So I bought the Air Hawk on a whim while I was in Rite Aid and thought, "you know, if I get even just a few weeks of use out of this I will be happy." It still works 100% to this day. I'm genuinely impressed, as I fully expected it to burn out by now. It does take a bit if the tire is very low or flat (if you have expectations of this cheap little thing being fast, you need to re-think your views on realistic expectations, plain and simple), but even from flat the battery has enough juice to get the tire pumped up to spec, and in my situation, beat the hell out of overpaying for compressed air at the gas station. During longer inflates, the top of it where the air is being rapidly compressed does get hot after a while, but like I said, nothing has burned out or melted yet. I definitely feel like I put it to much more use than it probably was designed for, so I'm pretty satisfied with the low-cost purchase I made from the As Seen On TV isle that day. Had low, realistic expectations but it definitely exceeded it Obviously, your mileage may vary, and I do not condone driving your vehicle with unsafe tire pressures/conditions. I recently finally got all four new tires, so now I just have it in my car for emergencies or easy filling of other air things.
I don't think you used the speed-out right .After you had a stripped out bolt your drill was drilling in the wrong direction so it did't cut the damaged bolt right.
Cool, didn't know that. I have one that I got somehow when I was a kid. I always carried that around in a pouch on my bicycle along with a basic patch kit. Not exactly the same type of bike the paratroopers were probably using...lol. It still worked like a charm though.
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You can thread the Airhawk attachments directly into the hose instead of taking it off. I have one. I use it more than I thought I would. Very happy with it.
WOW!!! i haven't seen a kmart wrench since i was a kid growing up in arizona and my older brother was in high school auto class and gave my sisters and i a fairlane to take everything off of (without breaking) for parts for his fairlane
I bought the Speed Out for $2.00 at a local Kmart that was going out of business so I was able to get it on clearance price..I haven't tried it out yet but will see what happens..If it doesn't work like in this video at least I didn't spend around $19.99 on the thing, I'll just toss'em in the trash..I really would like to purchase one of those Speed Hawk's though!!!
Don't toss them out just yet. You will need to drill deep into the screw to give the bits enough material to grip on. Soft screws might be problematic though.
I have used the speed out bits on some screws in the past and had no issues getting the screws out, but the screws I had to get out had a smaller head than the one you were trying. I'm surprised they didn't work for your screw. How long does the battery last on the airhawk?
The speed out should have worked you just kept making the hole bigger and anyone that has used or has common sense is that you don’t want to keep drilling the bolt and make the hole bigger
I has a cheap speedout and it worked for sometime. The only not clear thing is that you should hold the drill just in forward en not in reverse what i know...
@@128Gigabytes I know I'm wondering if he used the drill end the correct way as I had a similar problem with a similar product because I was not using the drill end correctly.
I agree that the tiger wrench is made with unacceptably poor quality as far as the sockets. Somewhere in my fathers collection of tools I think we have a set of craftsman or cobalt ones. Not sure what brand anymore but the sockets on those fit exactly with little to no play.
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kipkay Thank you Kip! Big shout out to your crescent wrench saving the day! 😁😃
HE HAS RISEN!
Hey kip, I have a question about the Air Hawk Pro. How long will it hold a charge?
You should try to make more videos I like your videos
I really enjoy your content a few years ago. It was really good. Wtf is happening now ?
Even worse now he’s channel is falling to bits I’d be happy if he just put down his channel
yeah man he is my favorite tinkerer on here.
Speed outs work awesome! I used them all the time as a marine mechanic!
yeah just takes a little pressure. he was trying with one hand....
ahhhhh haven't watched your videos in a solid 5 years, good that you popped back up in my recommended.
3/8” and 10mm are CLOSE but NOT the same size. 3/8” is a tad smaller. Enough so that a 10mm socket will strip out a 3/8” nut and a 3/8” socket will not fit on a 10mm nut. There is also a slight difference between 9/16” and 14mm but usually they work in place of each other on new, non oxidized nuts.
That Air Hawk demo was no better than the infomercials do. Pump a completely flat tyre up.
you used the screw extractor wrong. you use the "a" side in the tighten position then use the "b" side in reverse
You sure? Might wanna check that again.
Wrong, the drill bit is left hand blade and so is the extractor side. Get educated
Nope, you haven't used one apparently. They are both reverse including the drill side as it keeps it from driving it further or tightening it more as it's drilling.
Hey Kip, what happened to that laser video you promised?
5:14 A KMart wrench, pretty rare LOL.
You used the speedout wrong. I use these at work all the time. You didn't drill deep enough and you have to apply considerable pressure at very slow speed on the extraction side. Also metric and SAE sizes are different enough that that tool is not going to be anything more than an emergency tool when you don't have a real set.
Speedout takes some finesse. After seeing that the small extractor wouldn't grab, don't re-drill with the next size up. Just use the extractor end.
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Speed-out works wonders, every time, if you use it correct that is....which you didn’t
No, it doesn't. I've tried using it in a professional setting. Had the same results he did, every time.
@@mike3667 he used it in reverese for both steps, which you arent suppose to do
To remove the screw with the speed out you cut in reverse but remove in forward. It seems counter intuitive, but I assure you it works.
You have to apply pressure to the speed out. Works fine for me.
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I'm one of those people waiting. But I've waited long enough.
I ordered on Amazon a kit of very small drill bits and drill in the bolt. Once it's bitted in enough, I reverse to take it out. Works every times
That “tiger wrench” is more commonly known as a bone wrench. I have one made by Craftsman and another by Kobalt, both are great! The Kobalt fits most styles of heads- hex, square etc, and there’s a slight bit of play but nothing much. One of my favorite tools!
This guy still makes videos? Last video I watched was some lighter hack like 13 years ago
Wow - air hawk pro did an amazing job. Thanks for the product demonstration. I didn't care for the wrench or speed out tool that much. Great review.
HES ALIVVEEEE😱
*AIR HAWK REAL WORLD USE:* I have been using the Air Hawk handheld compressor thing for my car tires for multiple months now, consistently, every two or three days to fill one of my car tires up from about 12-22psi back up to 32psi, because I had a nail in one of my tires' sidewalls, so I knew it couldn't be fixed by a shop and I was just putting off getting new tires once I discovered the exact rate at which the tire lost air, and just started pumping it back up in 2-3 day intervals. So I bought the Air Hawk on a whim while I was in Rite Aid and thought, "you know, if I get even just a few weeks of use out of this I will be happy." It still works 100% to this day. I'm genuinely impressed, as I fully expected it to burn out by now. It does take a bit if the tire is very low or flat (if you have expectations of this cheap little thing being fast, you need to re-think your views on realistic expectations, plain and simple), but even from flat the battery has enough juice to get the tire pumped up to spec, and in my situation, beat the hell out of overpaying for compressed air at the gas station. During longer inflates, the top of it where the air is being rapidly compressed does get hot after a while, but like I said, nothing has burned out or melted yet. I definitely feel like I put it to much more use than it probably was designed for, so I'm pretty satisfied with the low-cost purchase I made from the As Seen On TV isle that day. Had low, realistic expectations but it definitely exceeded it
Obviously, your mileage may vary, and I do not condone driving your vehicle with unsafe tire pressures/conditions.
I recently finally got all four new tires, so now I just have it in my car for emergencies or easy filling of other air things.
finally a review that helps me choose to buy the air hawk been skeptic about getting one now I feel more confident getting one
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Your Uncle Ricko reference was great.
Nice, Napoleon Dynomite Uncle said that LOL. " How much do you wanna bet I can throw a football over those mountains"
**proceeds to throw meat slab at Napolean**
The uncle Rico nod got an instant like out of me. Well played sir.
I have a speed out and it works well
I don't think you used the speed-out right .After you had a stripped out bolt your drill was drilling in the wrong direction so it did't cut the damaged bolt right.
Should've used the multi cutter to open up all those clam shell packages 😉
that multitool is ww2 era and is part of a kit used on scout paratrooper bikes
Cool, didn't know that. I have one that I got somehow when I was a kid. I always carried that around in a pouch on my bicycle along with a basic patch kit. Not exactly the same type of bike the paratroopers were probably using...lol. It still worked like a charm though.
@@101perspective yeah check out this show called pawn stars they happened to buy a bike off of this girl that had the set and everything.
Yes it's a bike tool - I had one myself like that - small and has the right size for most bike bolts
I'll give a like for the Napolitan dynamite reference
most amazing part of vid was that he owned a k-mart wrench
Speedout actually works great. Ive used it multiple times, you just have to use a ton of pushing pressure on the drill to get the screw out.
Didnt work for me. The speedout bit just snapped.
Exactly! I swear by mine. You can't back out a screw without firmly pressing into it.
Yeah he didn't press hard on it at all
@@CessnaPilot99 He was shaking to much
I usually use a rubber band on bad screws. It gives the screwdriver enough grip to get most out. ;)
How much do you want to bet I can throw this football over them mountains,
Napoleon dynamite reference good movie
I'm glad I found this video, I had been thinking of getting that airhawk.
Loved the Napoleon dynamite reference 😂
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You can thread the Airhawk attachments directly into the hose instead of taking it off. I have one. I use it more than I thought I would. Very happy with it.
tHANK YOU kIPKAY FOR saving us the bad luck of finding out if these tools work.
You have to press hard in the beginning using speed out
WOW!!! i haven't seen a kmart wrench since i was a kid growing up in arizona and my older brother was in high school auto class and gave my sisters and i a fairlane to take everything off of (without breaking) for parts for his fairlane
I bought the Speed Out for $2.00 at a local Kmart that was going out of business so I was able to get it on clearance price..I haven't tried it out yet but will see what happens..If it doesn't work like in this video at least I didn't spend around $19.99 on the thing, I'll just toss'em in the trash..I really would like to purchase one of those Speed Hawk's though!!!
Don't toss them out just yet. You will need to drill deep into the screw to give the bits enough material to grip on. Soft screws might be problematic though.
speedout works fine but i do need to put some pressure on it
Someone just took some cheap Chinese dog bone wrench and engraved "tiger wrench" onto it. That's crazy.
kipkay, Jesus haven't watched since 2014
Same
I would imagine Jesus has not watched his channel at all.
I have used the speed out bits on some screws in the past and had no issues getting the screws out, but the screws I had to get out had a smaller head than the one you were trying. I'm surprised they didn't work for your screw.
How long does the battery last on the airhawk?
Did not use the screw extractor correct...
I was looking for this reply, otherwise i would have written it.
You are right, used correctly it is a very clever tool.
@@willd6515 what did he do wrong it's two simple steps drill a,and extract b.
@@filibertobarrera3839 looks like he didnt use the right size one.
The speed out should have worked you just kept making the hole bigger and anyone that has used or has common sense is that you don’t want to keep drilling the bolt and make the hole bigger
Right, no extraction skills. A few people are good at extraction, the rest just make it worse
I really enjoyed the part about the cool laser.....haha.
Wow, been a while since I've seen any Kmart tools.
Johnny P Yep.
A long time ago, Kmart made tools that lasted quite a long time.
I has a cheap speedout and it worked for sometime. The only not clear thing is that you should hold the drill just in forward en not in reverse what i know...
No. This is why all of you that think it doesn't work have issues. You don't use these in forward AT ALL...EVER
I couldn't get those easy outs to work either. I'm going to get a Dremel Tool too. I want to try building my own Fishing Lures.
dremel
Loved the Uncle RIco reference 🤣
When using the drill out did you drill in reverse?
He said he did
@@128Gigabytes when using the extractor end I mean the drill end.
@@nevet1212 you are supposed to use reverse for both sides
@@128Gigabytes I know I'm wondering if he used the drill end the correct way as I had a similar problem with a similar product because I was not using the drill end correctly.
@@128Gigabytes LOL...no your not...how is a drill bit meant to drill a hole going in reverse...you only use reverse when using the easy out end
I thought you were doing something with lasers.
Dude you sound a little like kermit the frog when I listen on low volume.. That's pretty awesome
Tiger wrench, Haha. I got a kobalt one as a groomsmans gift in 2010.
That dremel hack is really great! Thanks for that tip!!
Great video!!
Air hawk is useless... where can i buy the flamingo?
is either Walmart,Target or your local Dollar store.
I might have to get one of the Multi-cut tools. Thanks for reviewing that, Kip!!!
Finally another unboxing!!
I love your channel. I always go and buy the stuff you show keep it up
I agree that the tiger wrench is made with unacceptably poor quality as far as the sockets. Somewhere in my fathers collection of tools I think we have a set of craftsman or cobalt ones. Not sure what brand anymore but the sockets on those fit exactly with little to no play.
Nice car
3:25 napoleon dynamite
appreciate the napoleon dynamite reference!!
didn't know if anyone else got the football reference... good to know I'm not the only weird one!
When kipkay uploads
YeS
Great video Kip! I don’t think Billy Mays would be too happy that the Grab-It didn’t work. Oh well 🤷🏻♂️. The Dremel trick will come in handy though.
Love your videos, just wish you posted more often like you used to. When is the laser video Going to come out.
Hehe @5:18 he said Nuts.
That’s what they’re called
a thick rubber band between the stripped head and screwdriver can help in many cases.
I did the speed out are work well, you are newbies to use
unless I see it wrong it looks like he used wrong sides to dril and unscrew it
YOU ARE THE BEST
Uncle ricos here and he's eating all are steak
Clam shell packages = finger slicers.
I can really appreciate the Napoleon Dynamite reference.
Thanks kipkay, keep em coming. Are you still caching?
+Dave S Very little these days.
YES YES YES, I LOVE AIRHAWK! AIRHAWK DOES INFLATE ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!! :DDD
My speed out works every time love it.
Deadspace 801 What did the the guy on the video do wrong?
Those Speed Out do not work . Never buy them I was pissed about mine I bought ! Still makes me mad thinking about it .
Talk about buyers remorse
Rubber bands are good for stripped screws also
Oh America!🗽
I have the Speedout set and it works well for me. Wonder why it works better for me...hum.
Rubberband in screw hole might work too!
I have the air shark and it works just as well
0:11 I thought the intro was Slipknot 😂
If you can't fill that in less than twenty minutes without a pump you need to get your lungs checked.
Please start making cool videos again, not algorithm chasers.
He's back baby.
How long does it take to bring a 35" tire from 10-35 psi?
Probably a little while I'd guess double that of a servo
@@MrNick2913 just get a real compressor
@@MilesPrower1992 would be easier but I suppose if 4wding it may be the only option
0:32 i already know that’s a Tesla
You mean the Cadillac he was airing the tires up on? Had the logo, SMH
Okay Uncle Rico, let’s see it
Tiger wrench is literally just one of the things oil change shops use
I would have liked you to try to inflate a flat tire, sounds like it won’t do anything flat
Leo Higgins i had a completely flat tire and the air hawk pumped it up with no problem
tiger wrench is pure JUNK
Was that Tom Brady’s football 🤔?
Omg is that the vintage military bike multi tool o men thats a rare piece………
i remember seeing you when i was 10 now im 21 wtf
Anyone else find this in their recommendation after forgetting kipkay existed?
Oh I didn't know kipkay was still around. How far he has fallen. Good on him for keeping in though