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The $10 impact, and 192 pc tool kit would be perfect for a kids present. Inexpensive but useful enough that a kid could learn, and you wouldn't be out much if something broke.
No, your kid would start to disassemble things at home. Very unlikely a kid would preak a socket set or screwdriver.
An impact, maybe by dropping it.
@@Cheepchipsable Maybe if your child is under the age of 5.
That idea would have terrified my parents. I took things apart all the time. No kitchen appliance was safe.
“Dale I said no power tools” haha
I just give my son my old tools I don't use anymore
Ever since I watched the torque wrench test, I’m always scared for the eyeballs of the Donut Staff when I see a new testing video
All about them safety squintz fam
Ha
They really need some better safety precautions for these tests
They need OSHA in their lives
@@zhershey65 facts
For the orbital sander, I suspect it IS a Bosch sander. The factory just "accidentally" made an extra batch of them, without the branding, and sold them to a company that slapped their own brand on them, and threw them at Wish.
Sweet deal if so.
That is 100% what happened. They do this all the time.
it IS a Bosch sander 😉 and the funniest thing is that they are made at Bosch😅
Might be factory defects, quality control failures they strip the brands from as well
@@paulwalked5810 I think more likely a "third shift" product.
For plasma cutters, if you disconnect the air while the machine is on, some machines make you restart it. And often times, if the consumables on the torch head aren't tight enough, the machine will also not work until you tighten them and restart the machine.
Yeah it sucks they really didn't make much of an effort to see if it really worked.
Didn't even skim the destructions
Then they wouldn't be able to say it sucked the jack worked fine and they threw it in the trash.
I would not trust that jack 😅😂
@jamesl14jamesl14 it's for changing a flat not a transmission
About 6 years ago I bought an air powered die grinder off wish for $15usd, it came with a dozen different bits, different size chucks etc. I thought it'd be worth a laugh but no, it's worked flawlessly up until this very day! It gets used multiple times a week and I'm still amazed at how damn good it is.
Wish is full of crap but once in awhile, that crap is accidentally great 😅
I have bought a few things from wish for my kayaks, and camping. They work well. Bought a cheap skeg for my swifty to help it track, and it works. I also bought some nice metal guy line tensioners my tent, and they work great.
I bought a "250GB" USB stick for just a couple bucks. It had a fake memory chip and it's actual size was 32GB, but it's the biggest and fastest stick I've owned and was actually great value
everything is made in China even the expensive tools. so i would say cheap tools will work fine. i dont know what donut media is smoking...
@@allio3459 Yeah, that jack seemed good for people that might have some mobility issues or older people.
Even to use those cans of tyre sealer to.
I've seen a lug nut remover that you put over the wheels, but you could carry an impact gun, though those repair kits in a can are quite good and easy to use.
Cheap tools are best when you just want to use something once or twice and will probably not use it again in 5 years.
@@Cheepchipsable exactly. If cheap tools will last for 5 years or more with good care and under $50… that’s a good fucking deal.
Zach saying "Jobe!" while shooting stuff in the trash is a great example of why I love this guy 😅
Kinda disrespectful to a legend
@@packersgoat4749 No its not. What a silly thing to say.
@@packersgoat4749 literally how
@@packersgoat4749 its respecting his talent, which is why people say Kobe when dunking stuff?
Why say Jobe instead of Kobe
Shame you guys didn't open the plasma cutter to see what was inside. Considering this came from Wish I wouldn't be surprised if the only thing in the box was a case-fan, some wires for the light in the switch and a brick that was glued on the bottom to make it feel heavy. 😅
Also, you have to check the shipping costs as that's where these companies make their money. Like they charge you $30 plus $90 in shipping while they pay next to nothing to ship via bulk container (which is why it usually takes 2-3 months for stuff to arrive).
A brick of what tho?
@@adrianishtar0 Unfortunately just a regular brick most likely.
@@adrianishtar0 or coke… who’s to say, really
China can ship products for nearly free due to the United postal union act hence how wish can offer free shipping on every product.
Yeah it was a bit annoying they didnt say the shipping because thats part of the cost, and just like you said they put a super low price but then make the shipping something insane to equal the real price.
The plasma cutter definitely needed more investigation, it would have probably been an easy fix. I have the exact same one only I paid 120 for it and it cuts great
I was just saying the same thing and then looked at the comments and seen your comment. They should investigate. They can probably do a whole episode just on that plasma cutter.
I bet styropyro can make a 1 MW pulse laser with it.
I need to know what was wrong with it. Like, was it just a valve needed opened somewhere? Need. More.
@@CDCI3 Same here, my mind is just stuck there now why it didnt worked? i would have spend hours on it before I come to a conclusion that its dead. Should have tweaked it a lil more for our satisfaction lol
@@MW-zy4no Right? They were seeing 0 PSI? In my mind, I think it has to be one of two things:
1. The regulator and the gauge are separated (by a valve?) and there is pressure built up somewhere.
2. There's a massive leak before the gauge.
I was gifted the 198pcs tool kit from one of my friends after I moved away from home to join the navy, and I have to say, while some of the pieces' handles have fallen off and I have to shove them back on, it has been great to have. I've used it to replace radios, door locks, window motors, and wheels along with other small maintenance around the house. It may feel cheap, but I've put a beating on those and they've lasted over 4 years now
I love how the first they do after opening it is trying to break shit hahah
Yeah you can't go too far wrong with cheap hand tools and you don't feel anywhere near as bad if you lose them
For many people, it's better to have a lot of specific tools than to have a few high quality tools! My 10 buck ratchet screwdriver broke within 1 ikea bed, but now I have 30-some screwdriver bits that are surprisingly good if you're not driving anything into walls
Well for the price that's DAMN good
For a set of house tools it's fine. Most folks have a claw hammer and a couple screwdrivers and that's it. That's all in a box in the closet with a broom handle as the tool box handle.
I could see the $10 impact being decent for like a RC car/boat hobby, also realllly wish they took the case off the plasma cutter to see if it was faulty or just a full blown scam.
Perhaps, feels a bit big for that. I think it would be good for light-duty work, not the high-torque stuff you'd want a good impact for, but as a convenient tool to use instead of a manual socket.
I have a similar (supposedly) plasma cutter (is blue rather than red, but looks similar and has "CUT 50" written on it) and it does work. Not all that powerful, but that's because if I turn the power up too high it pops the breaker, not it's fault. With a higher-current or 220 outlet it would probably be awesome. Really wish they'd given this stuff more a chance, I feel like they were prejudiced by the price. Maybe they should have tested the stuff before hearing the price, not after. They should change the order of this, instead of look at, guess price, hear price, test, decide to keep or trash, they should look at, test (thoroughly with real expectations), guess price, hear price, decide if is worth that price or not.
@@quillmaurer6563 Maybe even test it against the brand name one!!
What on earth would you be using an impact for on an RC car or boat?
@@jdrevenge 1/5th scale rc cars we use impacts on the wheel nuts and sometimes need one to break loose some of the bolts.
@@darthrevan611 I’d use a 1/4 ratchet lol
I'd love to see them make an entire mechanic starter kit using exclusively wish tools. Either set a budget or have a competition to see who can do it cheapest.
Like impacts, hand tools, sockets, organizers, tool box, everything. Close to everything that a C or B level tech would need to get through the week. That'd be fun to see who can get the most functional, and diverse tool collection this way.
Good idea!!
The one whose tools function for the lowest price get the point. So tools that are so cheap that they don’t work would lose you the round.
Kind of like price is right but for cheap tools.
@@megladon6 Maybe do it like a classic Top Gear Challenge? For $1500 or so, someone buys their first car and has to use the change leftover from the purchase price for tools to learn routine maintenance.
This is a fantastic idea. They already stole the magnet "best of" board from Top Gear. Why not the challenge structure too 🤣🤷♂️
No, but really. This sounds like a great idea and would watch HOURS of them doing stuff like that from them.
My dad got me a tool set like the one in this video (but smaller) when I was a kid and started to get interested in tools and cars. We were renovating our house at the time and I felt so grown up to be able to bring my own toolset out to do the little jobs I could help out with. When he knew I was responsible and wasn’t going to lose or break anything, he let me use the good stuff. I kept the toolset in my closet for years, it was convenient to have to hand for any quick jobs in the house without going out to the garage/truck. They aren’t great, but they have their place at times.
The wobble on that impact is a design feature, if you read all the literature you’d see Wish incorporated a u joint to help access all those tough to reach nuts and bolts
They really thought about the consumer on this one!!!
@@rickrolled3666 Finally!!!
It also would be plenty good for taking wheels off once you break them loose. A lot of people use breaker bars and lug wrenches. For the price I could imagine using it only for that. I wouldn't use it to take things loose for longevity.
@@rickrolled3666 Trash
@Caroline Hot 💋🌹 Trash bot
Build quality/durability is one thing when it comes to cheaper tools, but safety is the biggest issue.
Nah
Shutup nerd
Zzzz
Well, yeah. If you can't afford expensive tools you likely can't afford the lawyer for when you cheap tool maims you.
Never had a problem with my harbor freight tools, use the jack every day, but i wouldnt trust tools that are cheaper than the materials should have been
The $10 impact wrench is listed now for $91.
Of course it is they had to raise the price after Donut media gave them this glowing review!! 😂😂😂
Lmao great buy still clearly 😂
the tool kit is 40$ now as well
Donut tax
@brent randall What does biden have to do with this....i swear he's gonna live rent free in all his haters heads. You say his name like it has relevance..😂
13:26 I HAD A HEART ATTACK
Jeremiah totally dug that electric jack out of the trash after filming was wrapped lol
The $10 impact would be good to use to put wheel nuts back on. It won’t over torque. Then you can go over with torque wrench if you want to.
That's what i was gonna say. At our shop we do just the thing, use the small impact to secure the wheels to the hub somewhat, if you weren't brave enough to do a few quick zips with the full-sized air impact, lower the car then torque 'em. I love using that Makita DTW251z, a quality tool that works like a charm. And then to have that 10$ thing do just that, yea i'd actually buy it. If something's got big torque, i'll break it loose with the breaker bar, and use that cheap piece of shit to do the rest aside from torquing them down. Of course i'm not gonna expect it to last for years, but i'm sure i'll get at least some of my money worth out of that thing. People buy a lot more useless things for even more expensive than 10$.
So , what we need to do is give this to the coconut who changes oil .
I'd find it useful for a lot of things. Not heavy duty stuff I'd use a real impact wrench for, but light-duty stuff you'd use a regular socket for. I'd personally use it a lot. I have a corded impact wrench, which is quite useful but a bit of a hassle to drag the cord out for it, so if only doing light-duty stuff I'll typically stick with a socket set. This could make such work go a lot faster, a convenient but not capable tool.
@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 If you see someone actually use an impact just to deal with the filter and the drain plug, you know to look somewhere else. Like plenty of times it's fine to use an impact on plenty of suspension and a few engine parts. But nobody would be dumb enough to use them on spark plugs, drain plugs, internals' or cylinder head's bolts.
@@sirbrokenlegs2074 I've had my fair share of way over tightened oil drain plugs , enough to make me think the guy in the bunker has a five foot cheater or a very quiet impact , lol
I have the electric jack and for those of us with bad backs its a life saver. I've never regretted buying it and it fits in the trunk of my grand prix just fine
You can get a nice hydraulic one with a long handle that will last forever for 150$ ish bucks at harbor freight...
@@WHATDATTOOLDO Long handle jack isn't so convenient for lugging around in the trunk
My experience with these sorts of products is that they DO work, but they have almost no durability. Need it once? You're fine. Need it a hundred times? Maybe get your tools from somewhere else.
EDIT: Also, sometimes the factories in China produce name brand tools, then produce the *exact same tool* for another brand. All they do is change the stencil and box. That's probably why that sander they used was comparable to the Bosch sander they showed - it IS the Bosch sander, just with a different name.
Jerry and Jobe are honestly my favorite duo at Donut. One's a professional mechanic and the other is a mechanical engineer and their combination of science and experience, plus their personalities make them my favorite to watch.
An engineer? And doesnt know that there isn't a drop of hydraulic fluid in that thing. Hydraulic pump???
@@oronq2010 jerrys the engineer
@@oronq2010 1: jobes the mechanic, jerrys the engineer
2: it was a brain fart, he mispoke, he corrected himself.
Yea mine too. Their chemistry is entertaining lol
They don't have personalities.
Big round of applause for Jimmy everyone!
@@rickrolled3666 fuckin' robot account - why aren't you banned yet?
Dude needs to tie his shoes! OSHA is coming for you DONUT! 😮🤣
Jimmy....your shoes, bro....ugh...
3:23 The battery gotta be at 25% now 😂😂
The quality of cheapest tools in your country are better than the quality of high priced tools in my country 😂
The "Jobe" when shooting the battery in the trash really caught me off guard lol
but it was gold
The air diaphragm is likely screwed in place for shipping like my soldering station's heat gun, look at the bottom for the bolt that needs removed.
Exactly. Didn't read the instructions. It'd be pretty hard to make a bad plasma cutter, there's not that much to them.
I would never buy yhis thing. But if i somehow receved it for free I would take the time to see if I could get it working...
Yeah obviously the airline is plugged somewhere so it's probably literally a 20 second fix like pulling a stopper or a plug or a screw out
That was probably the missing plug for the valve, you take it out from one spot and put it there.
Yeah it is really annoying that they made no attempt to try and get it to work. Almost like they wanted it to fail.
I would have loved to see the plasma cutter working
Yup, I had the electric jack years ago. I used it to as a outboard motor lift, on my boat.
I would love to see donut make a crossover episode between the wish tools series and the car giveaway series where the contestants would need to fix the cars with cheap and terrible tools...
High/Low Tools Edition
@Deto Qcney just make them wear weld PPE
The “Jobe” swish threw me so much I genuinely laughed way more than I should! You two just work together so well!
I have a similar impact wrench, compatible with Makita battery. with right battery, it can easily break ~120Nm wheel nuts
I was surprised by the electric scissor jack. I wouldn't trust it to lift the entire rear end of my Escalade but to lift one wheel at a time....I think yes. Also when doing oil changes just to get a little extra ground clearance to access the oil pan and filter. I think I may look into one....but a better quality one. Honestly I didn't even know these existed. I guess I'm old school....I roll out the hydraulic floor jack for everything. LOL.
The impact wrench is indeed $10, but they left out the fact that the “shipping” is $90.
Yep. Or you could pay more for cheaper shipping. The same item at 90 dollars would only charge 11 dollars shipping. Lol, but sadly true
Or that it didn't include batteries.
Nope
I like how it looks like you're spooning at 6:36. Very sweet.
Plus Jeremiah is dreamy 😂😂
They're both dreamy. Uh oh, I sense a lemony fanfiction developing somewhere. 😬
@@ItsNuxFury yeah they are, but in that case Jeremiah was the little spoon. Lol
Been binge-watching this channel since It came unto my feed, and as simple and petty as it is I love that they use Milwaukee tools.
Ive been using a couple tack life tools for about 5 years now. Surprisingly reliable for bargin bin tools
I think they failed to realize that wish sellers don’t actually sell those items that low. They make the price low but then they add a lot in shipping, so while the tool set was $10, they most likely charged a lot more in shipping, making the actual price a lot more.
Exactly! Shipping on the wrench is $90 and shipping on the plasma cutter is over $200
Yep. Or its for a sold out colour, toy version, some size of item that noone would ever use, or just an accessory. You need to click buy and add to your cart to actually see what you would get or what you would pay.
Same goes for eBay and aliexpress usually
@@jbarzee0001 That impact wrench for a total of $100 totally changes the proposition. I _wish_ they had mentioned the total price.
The shipping issue is new. It goes up and down daily.
@@noobsimdriver it is not a new issue. Ordering from China has always been that way. It started on eBay over 20 years ago because you only paid fees based on sales prices now including shipping.
Kinda feel bad saying I have that yellow electric jack, but it works great and super convenient especially when you get a flat in the city. Fits with my tire kit great in my trunk. Keep it with me all the time. Love it. Recommend it.
@koiun dwrru I've used it a hard dozen times. It's been very consistent and handles my car just fine.
I thought it was weird that they trashed it after proving it works much better than they expected.
It's faster than a regular jack
I wouldn't trust it enough to roll under a car unless I braced it with the harbor freight jack stands I got from a pawn shop but I could see it being pretty handy
@@charlestimmons604 you wouldn't need to get under the car to change a tire, and if your doing car repairs you always should use jack stands and tire blocks.
New favourite channel.! Keep up the good work mate from New Zealand.
I have the tool kit bought it off Amazon awhile ago because my other tool kit was in disrepair. Haven't had problems with the set other than the thing you pointed out when first opening it, yes the sockets do frequently fall out.
I've had that exact electric scissor jack (thought from Amazon) for over a year now and I love it actually, yeah it is bulky it takes up less space then a regular floor jack if you travel, just have to remember to grease the threaded shaft from time to time!
Seems very useful for older people.
Yeah, I thought this was a miss - your car probably already has a manual scissor jack or something near a spare tire (or space for a spare) so it wouldn’t take up much room at all, maybe just get rid of the hard case.
I would totally take that jack. You guys at donut can send it to me!!!
I have two! Great for lifting a car in a tight garage where you can’t get leverage on a longer jack bar. A bit slow, but faster than a traditional manual jack of the same type. Love them!
It takes up as much space as the jack kit you get with the car. Nothing worse than twisting up a manual scissor jack on rough asphalt
Love when you guys pump out content keep up the work!
TNice tutorials tutorial was so easy to understand. Thank you so much!
6:20
Too funny.
Never saw you guys before but I like the show. Thank you
I think the Plasma Cutter deserves a second chance!
Same - I'd totally watch a video of them trying to get it working.
I'd love to see what's inside the case. I think it was just a factory reject. Those things are nigh on impossible to fix when they croak. They weren't designed with repair in mind.
There are internal air adjustments. I had the cut50 and upgraded to the 220V version. And have been using it for about 7 yrs. They are a little temperamental, but with a little practice (and patience), they've cut everything I've thrown at them.
Best part of the video is when Zach shot the battery and yelled. JOBE!!! 😂😂😂
“Well, You wanted more air time, this is what you gotta do!” 😂
When he said "smells cheap" I knew exactly what it smells like xD
$10 "impact" I'd gladly break it loose by hand and zip everything out. I got all Dewalt stuff now but back when $250 was alot of money to me I would of loved that thing
Seems like it's best function. Still for $10 what would you expect.
Seems like what it is, just a stronger ratchet
Agree - not suitable for "heavy duty" stuff like a good impact, but a very convenient light-duty tool. Not a replacement for your Milwaukee impact, but - at times - a faster alternative to a ratchet. I'd totally use that if they gave it to me, I have a corded impact I use sometimes but the cord is too much bother in some cases so I just use a ratchet - this thing would be great from a convenience perspective.
You guys should have included shipping in the price.
Sometimes they charge 5€ shipping, sometimes 50€ shipping.
Actual shipping from china is around 50 cents, depending on the weight(for the plasma cutter maybe USD5). They get cheaper rates because they are still considered a developing country.
Prices should ALWAYS include shipping! You can buy running shoes for 15$ and pay another 10$ for shipping. But you also can buy the shoes for 20$ including shipping. One of the many reasons to hate Wish.
Wish prices are totally bull crap ... All those items are averaging $35 shipping to Canada. lol
Yeah, and all that slave labor from prisoners and 5-year olds doesn't hurt the price point, either. Screw all of it. At least you can take stuff back to Harbor Freight almost indefinitely when it breaks and it probably comes from the same factories.
@@maxheadroom22and26 No, i don't think they should.
Usually a site doesn't know where you live, so they can't display the cost of shipping to you.
But it should say "excluding shipping", or something like that.
I was yelling at the TV the whole time. Shipping costs, (especially for the super low priced items) make up for the "bargain" prices.
I can vouch for tack-life actually making some pretty decent power tools.
7:26 I love how he carefully puts the scissor jack inside the trash can 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he probably wants a refund.
5:40 I think "2 ton/3 ton" is just a funky way of writing 2/3 ton
Hey, for a cheap sander that was pretty alright! -Edgar
Okee dokee
I wouldn't be surprised if it was an unbranded Bosch. Like how companies will sell models to more well known companies and they'll just slap a name on it.
@@shadypalmtree2989 It's very common in grocery retail. Having worked in grocery for over a decade, it's become pretty easy to tell which products are rebranded brand names. For example; most grocery chain's store/private brand 24 pack drinking water is actually Deer Park water. It comes from the same exact bottling plants, on the same exact bottling lines, using the exact same water. The line doesn't even stop to change labels. Each bottling run let's say a thousand Deer Park branded bottles are filled, directly followed by a thousand Kroger branded bottles, then Walmart etc etc.
@@shadypalmtree2989 I doubt it is a Bosch. Don't be fooled by the color. Tack Life is owned by Aukey. Tack Life/Aukey used to sell these on Amazon, until they got caught using a paid reviewer service to place fake positive reviews for their Tack Life products. At the time they were selling them on Amazon, you could find about a half a dozen of the identical same sander being marketed under different "brand names", each with a different color. This is the same identical sander being sold at Harborfreight under their Bauer name, which are Red. If anything, these are just re-badged Harbor Freight tools.
These are my favorite of the series
I'd use the $10 impact to take bolts out when disassembling something. I have a dewalt impact drill that I use currently. I'm sure that would work in it's place. What does it weigh?
No. No it wouldn’t. It would break remember u pay for what u get
I actually have that same jack, got it from Amazon though. It's fantastic to take on car trips for emergencies. It beats bringing the manual pump or using the factory installed jack. We actually used it on our aluminum car trailer and it did the job well. So I would recommend it honestly. But, since you threw it away, I'll gladly recycle that for ya.
Exactly, they acting like they really enjoy using the og jack over pressing a button
I figure it wouldn't make sense to carry with you due to bulk/weight, but would be a nice thing in the shop.
@@quillmaurer6563 the factory jack takes up almost as much space. I bet you it will fit where that one goes.
Mad respect to the editors, really make the humor work!
That jack..
I discovered that one of the spindle nut sockets I bought for my 94 Accord happens to fit over the square where you are told to put the jack handle through for the twist of pain method.
My 18v Wal-Mart drill I keep next to the jack does all the labor for me besides breaking the lug nuts loose and the final torque at the end.
These two are my favorite from the channel
The $10 impact wrench could be the basis of a ton of d.i.y. projects tho :)
Like a electric scissor jack 😉
Or a tool for kids
"we got the biggest toll in the shop, Jeremiah!"
Jeremiah, waves and smiles whilst the camera is on him, then his smile contort slightly before the shot ends, rage un-containable. Plotting his revenge.
"You want more air time this is what you gotta do"😂😂😂
Who would have guessed the Dream face reveal came to this?...
open the plasma cutter case up, see if it's just a fan and weights or if they actually tried making something that works.
I think you send the plasma cutter to AVE for an in-depth tear down ,great video
There's a guy here with a channel called DiodeGoneWild and he knows his electronics. He'd either get it working or figure out exactly why it can't work. But he's in Czechoslovakia. So shipping it to him may be hard. Mostly he just reviews crappy USB chargers though.
I got three of those impacts although I paid more forms I might be.
And it's true they don't do a very good job on taking lug.
It put a quarter inch drive bit holder on it, and you can build several decks and use it for household projects.
Also those batteries you can use on the light duty Makita tools.
The power Jack would be useful for supporting an engine block whilst changing mounts or something or like he said for a trailer or caravan.
I turned on a drill from wish. It started a time loop that I can’t get out. I’ve been living this same day over and over again for 15 years now.
hmm
My only issue with this kind of series is that shipping cost isn't included.
Since it doesn't matter if something is 1$ , is shipping costs 100$.
Shipping is complicated because sometimes they'll offer free shipping and sometimes the shipping costs are negligible with a large enough order
@@Outwardpd no it's not the issue.
Here the seller lie on the price by making the object 10$ and the shipping 200$.
The plasma cutter for example is clearly not worth just 30$, but it's just a trick used by seller to get a better ranking.
Usually on wish the shipping is actually a good price, usually less than 5$
@@loganries7066 The shipping on the impact was $90
I can vouch for Tacklife products. I bought a 12v air compressor from them for my car that is tiny and tucks in a cubby. It's worked flawlessly every time, and feels quality.
Guys please make more of these videos :) with love from Lithuania 🇱🇹
That shot at 6:38 🤣🤣🤣
Man I love y’all. Donut is legit like a second family to me. I know we could meet and get along immediately
My man’s said “Jobe-y”. He’s a true legend
I bought a discount tire inflator once. The second I turned it on it started smoking.
Well. You got a cool ass smoke machine then for your car.
Ive got one of those that is so fire! Lol uhh yeah mine started smoking right away also even tho they aint same brand probably but yeah cheap air inflator = smoke!
I have bought a few tack life stuff on Amazon. They have been good. Much better than expected
How many visual and sound effects do you want to use?
Donut media: Yes
I bought one of the electric jacks from Harbor Freight after the Ford one bent changing a tire on crap ground. It actually worked for what I bought it for, only to change a tire on roadside issue. I think it was $50.
Honestly I'm tempted to buy that orbital sander, on very very rare occasions I think, hmm I wish I had an orbital for this instead of my palm sander so this might fit the bill for me
You better off buying a used one on Fb marketplace. I had a 20 bucks black and decker and it lasts forever.
5:34 Some Lil Jon sounding Outrage
I bought a little brake bleeder off wish and I've been using it for years now. I love that little thing. (I work in automotive so I use it a lot)
This has definitely become my favourite show from donut the chemistry is on point and it's genuinely unpredictable every episode, and to me that's what makes the best episodes... Keep up the awesome work.
This testing things from different sources is by far one of my best donut media series ever . Love them trying and reviewing these stuffs for our knowledge and entertainment.
Problem with the "reviews" is that they are just showing their bias and lack of imagination. Most of the stuff worked fine, but sure you wouldn't use it every day in a workshop...which is why it was so cheap.
Love that awkward stare after they both say “okay” at the same time lol
Built the whole steering setup for a racing mower with about a dozen 12mm Sidchrome ring end spanners I flogged from work many years ago.
Could never throw a tool away, but then again, my shed is full to the brim with odds and ends.
They left out all of the shipping costs. Shipping is often more than the item itself! Pisses me off how they misrepresent wish as cheap, when it absolutely is not.
Buying US made products from outside of the US is simply uneconomical -
with shipping costs far exceeding the cost of the product and often four or
more times higher.
The CCP subsidizes shipping out of CHINA and have contracts with a number
of Airlines - FedEX- DHL and SINGAPORE AIRLINES ---
Yet not one US president is smart enough or interested enough to promote US made
products and provide subsidized shipping - instead it spends money on warfare and
paying for mercenaries and home-grown terrorists to cause trouble in other countries.
While US jobs are disappearing - minimum wage is much lower than in Australia -
homelessness is increasing - tax payer funded heath-care is non-existent and the
health system is pathetic- The US is going down the toilette fast and is managed
by a bunch of incompetent clowns that have no idea what is happening in the country.
To earn any money the uniformed dogs rob people by the roadside.
The US is in desperate need of therapy.
Thanks Jimmy for your hard work and dedication to the Donut team!
I got a angle grinder back in nineties, did use it mostly for sanding, still works today, did cost 15$
I have had a few impacts over the years a CP , Mac , Cornwell , Ingersoll Rand , millwakee, and a 3/8 drive Mac. I just bought the Milwaukee I'm impressed with it. It's my first cordless. I bought a Dewalt sander it's ok. I started restoring some of my antique furniture then I lost all interest in life 😕. I have happened to use other people's cheap tool sets helping them in a pinch lol. Not the greatest they can still get the job done. I have never owned a plasma cutter. I did purchase a cheap arc welder and I welded a half inch steel hydraulic bracket for one of my cat excavators it held up well lol.
The jack would be good for someone older or disabled. Combined with an impact and some people would be able to change a tire when they normally couldn't.
But if they’re old or disabled how they got change the tire after its up lol
@@chickenpotpie79 impact or torque multiplier to do the lug nuts, lots of elderly or disabled can move a wheel, but don't have the hand strength to run a jack or lug wrench.
Why you gotta do Jeremiah dirty like that? He's not a tool, he's a treasure
The guy with the backwards hat looks like the bad guy from 'three ninjas' 1992 😂
That electric jack, I've got a bolt welded sideways across a socket and use my impactor still or whatever on scissor jacks to do the same thing but super easy and cheap.....
the thing is, we have a lot of burner tools like theses at work (crap tools u dont care to trash) stuff like undertrays ect the impact would be good as u wont de-thread them and the junk tool box would be great to have when u need to hammer stuff, i may actual buy that impact would be usefull when i dont want to break things
MCM fans be like "IN THE BIN!"
At 1st I was ready to jump on wish and get a plasma cutter until it became a paper weight!
The electric jack was kewl. I use the impact to turn the bolt on the jack and then the lugs.
We bought the same Dewalt socket set 👌. It's pretty good and they actually do stand by the lifetime warranty.
The tack life stuff isn't too bad. When I went to aviation maintenance school, several of my classmates had tack life welding helmets, and they worked great and were surprisingly tough
I'd keep that electric scissor jack, perfect for tire changes
i agree. i feel like they were harsh on the jack for no reason. trunk space and weight isn't really an issue if you're driving a normal car, especially for something that size. i actually want one lol
Casey, this video is how it was at the begining. This is what i like to see. Yes the tracks did good also. But the old air down way is the best. Keep the vidoes coming.
Rag in the oil pan reminded me of the engine we were trying to start. Tried everything and finally
removed the intake manifold and found a grease rag inside.