The old crank and motor loose on the bench did a hell of a dt250 at idle impression when you powered it up. That's 70's poor mans dirt bike for the younger fellows.
I am so happy to see a BOLTR show up on my feed. I miss these videos. They are what brought me to this channel in the first place. No one does tool tear downs like AVE
@@FuckignRubylol, makes sense that these audiences have overlap. And I'd guess you're correct, makes sense to do a careful unboxing off-camera to see how aggressive you can be with the heavier machinery.
My ex-girlfriend had one of those things and it did an amazing job of working out knots I get in my back. That’s pretty much the only thing I miss about her 🤣
The increase of the stray lubricants that stuck to that gizmo as the video progressed gives great insight to what it will look like after it's tossed to the wayside for a lucky strike unfiltered and talk of a job half done.
I married a pro massage therapist. She's got a really choochy model - it'll knock your spine outta line in no time. $399 and comes with unlimited malpractice lawsuits.
It's not workin'! It's workin! Now it's not workin'... "The missile knows where it is--because it knows where it isn't...and where it will be, by where it was."
Just want you to know you are the reason I got interested in trying to fix things over just buying new stuff. It's really rewarding and it nearly escaped my life.
The "original" massager, ya'll know which one, also takes 608 bearings. Finally had to replace the bearings on my wife's "back massager". Sure had a lot of miles on the OEM bearings but I still feel it needs zerks so I can use some calcium marine grease.
Wait what? Did he actually do a video on the pro model? Need to know if I'm blind & can't find the vid or an idiot for taking your comment at face value.
Mikita makes a massager for horses. It’s basically a battery powered jigsaw with a thumb instead of a blade. From a professional stand point, if they work use them. Just bare in mind that they basically are really good at over stimulating an area to the point your brain stops listening for a little while. Post activity muscle soreness, I have found that jumping on n a snow bank for no more then a minute, followed with warm not hot shower works great for clearing out the metabolic waste. If you have one of those nagging pains chances are it’s from the way you are using your body, to an old habit from a past injury. I truly enjoy your videos, all the best
Bare that in mind if you've got a mare in a bind. (unfortunately, it'd actually be "bear," like "to carry," as in "bear the weight," but I saw an opportunity for wordplay, so I played words)
During Christmas time Walmart had the Sharper Image version on sale for $99. I bought one and it's got a speed controller built in that ramps the power when you're really grinding on some tight muscles. It's helped my with my sciatic pain immensely. I'll never be without one again. Kinda cool to see how they operate.
Freakin classic!!! WE SURE MISSED YOU BUDDY!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEO!!!!!!!!! I know I’m not alone when I say the whole internet misses when you go dark for long periods of time…… that being said I know we all wish you the best with the wife and kids and honey do’s etc just wanted to say thank you and look forward to the next post you rock my friend 🤘👍
Thanks AvE for another Vid-jay-oh. One of my most favourite channels on the U-Tubes. Love your humour, insight and hilarious campfire philosophy rants. Can't wait for another "Cave Man TV" or "Ask Uncle BumbleFark" episode. Just thought I'd point out that I couldn't see any balance charging on that battery. I mean it wasn't clear as I couldn't see the connection of the PCB under the Kapton tape to the actual 18650 cells. I would suspect the PCB on on the battery is just a simple protective circuit that does over voltage and under voltage cut off and possibly over currect/short circuit cut off too. A balance charge PCB for 2 Li-ion cells in series would have to have 3 wires connected to 2 cells and resistors that get very hot so probably it wouldn't be mounted right on the end of the battery if it's balance charge. Hopefully it's just 2 cells in parallel so it only needs a protective circuit as it probably is. Just thought I'd mention that in the last couple of years a couple of tools I've torn down actually had Li-ion cells in series with only 2 wires connected to them, a protective circuit and no balance charging. It's worth checking as these circuits I've tested seem to allow one cell that is out of balance to over charge to 4.3V or slightly more before cutting out and then the other cells to not fully charge (when they are out of balance). The more unbalanced cell packs age with more usage, the more they get out of balance leaving cells more undercharged and one over charged. The fix I've found for these two tools with that craptacular circuit design is to either solder a cheap ebay balance board that has 3 wires connected to the 2 cells, although it needs a fair bit of extra space, an extra heat sink in the resistors and a low current (1A) or less 5V USB wall wort as 2A is too much and the balance board resistors over heats and can't keep up when bleeding off the over charged cell. Or the other solution in a small space I've done is solder a 3 pin connecter on a 2 cell in series battery and then use a home make connecter with 2 pin molex conector to connect to my 18650 battery charger and charge each cell one at a time so it makes sure it safely charges each cell to 4.2V. I've found this poor unbalanced charge design on an Aldi 5 cell in series battery pack, a chinesium purple air duster (3 cells in series) and a Moza MX2 phone gimble (2 cells in series).
i've seen videos where people have attached "massager" ends to reciprocating saws and they seem effective, maybe we can get recip blades for massage guns
I had it for 11 months straight and can't imagine 7 years. Was chaining down a machine on a truck and snap binder slipped from my hand. Ducked backwards to avoid the flailing binder and tweaked my back and sciatica began a few weeks later. Should have let it hit me in the face. Gabapentin helped immensely and it pretty much went away after 11 months of agony. Bending over touching my toes with my ass against the wall and sleeping on the side the sciatica was on helped too. I still get it a bit once in a while but nowhere near as bad.
Yes, not only are these great to make fun of, but I've got an old neck whiplash injury that likes to flare up regularly & this massage gun really does help.
I bought one of these generic ones about a year ago. From that control panel, I'm sure it's the exact same internals with a different body. It's held up well with nightly use on my uhhhh planters fascitis.
You were right about it being an excellent "parts donor" --> I'm impressed that it had a charging balancer, and a USB to ~8 volt SMPS as well. The Leds are kind of cool too.
Ya know In my experience with nearly the same model, she'll handle a good bit more voltage. Original 8v was pretty un-choochin. Tested 12v and that was pretty choochin, motor would jump around on the bench a bit on start up from the torque. Tested 20v and the poor little motor took off from the bench spinning in all directions... maybe over chooched. Back to 12v then, had a 3s lipo that fit right in the handle. Sure I had to cut some vents, make a heat sink for the motor, up the wire gauge, and use a bigger speed controller... But who among us hasn't spent a solid afternoon modifying perfectly acceptable consumer goods into something that should be kept out of reach of children and might double as an air chisel in a pinch.
Yo! I just presented my fiancé with her rig plugged into an over voltage capable variac and let her rip. Love at first twist of the Knob. Slight burning smell after a bit but of no distraction...
Does it still work when you dumped coffee over the layer of dirt 2 weeks ago? Got one of those fancy yeti mugs as a gift, fuckin POS doesnt fit in any cup holder ever made.
On the lowest setting, if you have a stuffy nose or blocked ears, put the ball right behind you earlobe against the back of your mandible. Slowly work it around until you hit the sweet spot. It'll resonate throughout that side of your skull and shake anything lose. Like if you scratch a dog/cat behind the ears and wondered how good it feels... It's that feeling. Obviously don't do it for ages and never use a hard tip directly against bone/nerves/major blood vessels.
Ive got the same Knipex pliers, those things are very well made. The Double Trouble attachment looks to be an improvement over the old Swedish Back massagers.
I had a pair for about 6 years untill it mysteriously dissapeared the same time one of our traveling contractors moved on. I got a set of Williams channel locks as a temporary replacement, they do the job most days but they just don't feel right after using a proper tool for years.
I got to pick an employee "prize" for hard work and what have you. I chose one of these. Similar but the control and charging are opposite the working end rather than in the handle. Mine seems to be a little more skookem on the mechanical parts as well as have a LOT more to the circuitry complete with a 26 pin microcontroller and a couple dozen surface mount components. Mine actually speeds up a little when you use more pressure but I don't think there's a hall effect sensor on the motor (lack of wires) - probably a current sense or something. Same attachments with a dedicated 2A USB-C wall plug. I like it actually. I messed up my back a year ago. Many chiropractic and PT visits later and I'm back at work. The chiropractor uses a pro version of one of these maybe for a couple minutes along with a LOT of skill, manipulating muscles and such. The hospital version of chiropractor is a little different (in my limited experience) than the storefront version, plus it gets covered by Medicaid. Kind of hard to reach your own lower back with this but it's nice to have at home. It works IMO. Thanks for taking yours apart. I think it was about half the cost of the one I got.
That “knit” line isn’t what is it nor should it be there. That’s from crappy mold processing. Either the part was injected too quickly or the mold temperature was to cold and it began to solidify before it was fully packed. I have customers that are very picky about part finish. Plastic processing is a real art
I had an old boss that gave me that same exact "tool" for Christmas two years ago. It's in the same condition I got it in and sits in it's package on the shelf. I tried regifting it to my wife but she already has a better one 😆
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The battery was dead because Cynthia is VERY dedicated to quality control.
I wonder why 😈
@@Conservator. he literally just fucking told you
...that would also help explain the faint odour of fish....
@@awemowe2830
Oh really? Did you miss the ‘😈’ perhaps?
@@TheWolfsnack eww😂
It's times like these i'm glad we see these tool reviews when they're fresh out of the box.
One careful user 😳
Might have paid more attention if a guy like that had taught shop class lol
“Fresh out of the box.”
The mental acuity in this crowd is just on another level. Funny as hell, but it makes you work for it.
Not gonna see "in" the box references cause because the couch isn't all that comfortable.
What impressed me was your dedication to get through those bottom box flaps!Never give up,never surrender!
Never go easy on the work bench.
The old crank and motor loose on the bench did a hell of a dt250 at idle impression when you powered it up. That's 70's poor mans dirt bike for the younger fellows.
Just came to say the same thing. She was idling good there for a minute
Haha almost bought 1 as my first bike in 2012. Wish I had
I knew that sounded familiar, shouldn't have sold that bike.
Had one. Loved it. Idiot buddy tacked it in 1st......bye bye dt 250. I wanted to KILL him.
I am so happy to see a BOLTR show up on my feed. I miss these videos. They are what brought me to this channel in the first place. No one does tool tear downs like AVE
All these years and you have yet to destroy a product unboxing. It's really impressive.
> By the power of buying two of them..
;)
@@FuckignRubylol, makes sense that these audiences have overlap. And I'd guess you're correct, makes sense to do a careful unboxing off-camera to see how aggressive you can be with the heavier machinery.
My ex-girlfriend had one of those things and it did an amazing job of working out knots I get in my back. That’s pretty much the only thing I miss about her 🤣
She was prob numb in the places that count. Ever try using a non isolated power tool?
there's a joke about pegging somewheere in here but I cant quite reach it
@@lungshenli That's deep man. Real deep.
Every one of em has 1 thing a guy misses🤣
@@auschwitzsoccerref.8582
To put it lightly, your hole's the goal.
The increase of the stray lubricants that stuck to that gizmo as the video progressed gives great insight to what it will look like after it's tossed to the wayside for a lucky strike unfiltered and talk of a job half done.
Been a while since I've seen an AvE unboxing. Hits so good.
This is my favorite massage tool review channel. 👍
90% of the massage toys recommended by this channel that I've tried ended in bloodshed. Can't recommend! 💀
that self-healing cutting mat seems to have a compromised immune system
musta gotten mat-HIV from one of the other nasty mats back in the storage days, went all the way to retail and end user without anyone noticing it.
I married a pro massage therapist. She's got a really choochy model - it'll knock your spine outta line in no time.
$399 and comes with unlimited malpractice lawsuits.
It's not workin'! It's workin! Now it's not workin'...
"The missile knows where it is--because it knows where it isn't...and where it will be, by where it was."
Just want you to know you are the reason I got interested in trying to fix things over just buying new stuff. It's really rewarding and it nearly escaped my life.
Well I’m glad you didn’t escape
We missed clips like this so much!❤️
Please do more videos like old times when you started...
The "original" massager, ya'll know which one, also takes 608 bearings. Finally had to replace the bearings on my wife's "back massager". Sure had a lot of miles on the OEM bearings but I still feel it needs zerks so I can use some calcium marine grease.
Really? IT uses a 608?? Truly revolutionary.
If you are having troubles i can keep the bearings in the wife unit greased for ya.
@@cowthedestroyerthat’s greasy bubs
I loved that you got all squeamish and wore disposable gloves when you took the pro mode A-part.
Wait what? Did he actually do a video on the pro model? Need to know if I'm blind & can't find the vid or an idiot for taking your comment at face value.
@@Iceberg86300 "BOLTR: Theragun" about 2 years ago
@@bobswrigles8636 thank you sir!
I didn't go back far enough.
Mikita makes a massager for horses. It’s basically a battery powered jigsaw with a thumb instead of a blade. From a professional stand point, if they work use them. Just bare in mind that they basically are really good at over stimulating an area to the point your brain stops listening for a little while. Post activity muscle soreness, I have found that jumping on n a snow bank for no more then a minute, followed with warm not hot shower works great for clearing out the metabolic waste. If you have one of those nagging pains chances are it’s from the way you are using your body, to an old habit from a past injury. I truly enjoy your videos, all the best
Bare that in mind if you've got a mare in a bind.
(unfortunately, it'd actually be "bear," like "to carry," as in "bear the weight," but I saw an opportunity for wordplay, so I played words)
Please! Do not elaborate
It almost killed me when you didn't say "time!" Hahaha
This is the sort of unboxing video I need in my life.
I want to hear a representative from the manufacturer explain why the precision tip is ribbed.
For his pleasure, obviously.
@@tomd96 That would be the funniest outcome. Just deadpan "that's for your holes".
It’s ribbed for the precise reason you think it’s ribbed
Weight... balancing?
Something something mould flashing
During Christmas time Walmart had the Sharper Image version on sale for $99. I bought one and it's got a speed controller built in that ramps the power when you're really grinding on some tight muscles. It's helped my with my sciatic pain immensely. I'll never be without one again. Kinda cool to see how they operate.
Professional version who’s name escapes you is the “Rampant Rabbit” I believe…
It's the Jack Rabbit.
That rabbit looks a bit rabid...
@@ve2vfd - Mixamajuices, very sad . . .
Hitachi Wand is another massager for the wife
@@Tuck-Shop Not to be confused with the Hibachi wand, could be painful... ;)
Freakin classic!!! WE SURE MISSED YOU BUDDY!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEO!!!!!!!!! I know I’m not alone when I say the whole internet misses when you go dark for long periods of time…… that being said I know we all wish you the best with the wife and kids and honey do’s etc just wanted to say thank you and look forward to the next post you rock my friend 🤘👍
Thanks AvE for another Vid-jay-oh. One of my most favourite channels on the U-Tubes. Love your humour, insight and hilarious campfire philosophy rants. Can't wait for another "Cave Man TV" or "Ask Uncle BumbleFark" episode.
Just thought I'd point out that I couldn't see any balance charging on that battery. I mean it wasn't clear as I couldn't see the connection of the PCB under the Kapton tape to the actual 18650 cells. I would suspect the PCB on on the battery is just a simple protective circuit that does over voltage and under voltage cut off and possibly over currect/short circuit cut off too. A balance charge PCB for 2 Li-ion cells in series would have to have 3 wires connected to 2 cells and resistors that get very hot so probably it wouldn't be mounted right on the end of the battery if it's balance charge. Hopefully it's just 2 cells in parallel so it only needs a protective circuit as it probably is. Just thought I'd mention that in the last couple of years a couple of tools I've torn down actually had Li-ion cells in series with only 2 wires connected to them, a protective circuit and no balance charging. It's worth checking as these circuits I've tested seem to allow one cell that is out of balance to over charge to 4.3V or slightly more before cutting out and then the other cells to not fully charge (when they are out of balance). The more unbalanced cell packs age with more usage, the more they get out of balance leaving cells more undercharged and one over charged. The fix I've found for these two tools with that craptacular circuit design is to either solder a cheap ebay balance board that has 3 wires connected to the 2 cells, although it needs a fair bit of extra space, an extra heat sink in the resistors and a low current (1A) or less 5V USB wall wort as 2A is too much and the balance board resistors over heats and can't keep up when bleeding off the over charged cell. Or the other solution in a small space I've done is solder a 3 pin connecter on a 2 cell in series battery and then use a home make connecter with 2 pin molex conector to connect to my 18650 battery charger and charge each cell one at a time so it makes sure it safely charges each cell to 4.2V. I've found this poor unbalanced charge design on an Aldi 5 cell in series battery pack, a chinesium purple air duster (3 cells in series) and a Moza MX2 phone gimble (2 cells in series).
Every time you mentioned “precision” … you and all of us laughed
Absolutely love your product reviews............a different perspective for sure!!
I used to build the original version that was sold to chiropractors. It was called the Arthrostim.. was made by IMPAC Inc.
The real hero we didn't know we needed. Thank you good sir
I love the strange Sears/Ryobi reciprocating saw on the bench!
i've seen videos where people have attached "massager" ends to reciprocating saws and they seem effective, maybe we can get recip blades for massage guns
Perhaps the vibration effect can aid in sawing through materials
@@poopl00p3r wait thats why the saw has a vibrating function?
@@AdBul_ yeah, some are self lubricating
Need more BOLTR, lots of new tools out to wreck. I've been going through withdrawal
As someone that's suffered from sciatica since I was 25 (now 32) I can tell ya these things are freaking amazing for deep tissue massages
I had it for 11 months straight and can't imagine 7 years. Was chaining down a machine on a truck and snap binder slipped from my hand. Ducked backwards to avoid the flailing binder and tweaked my back and sciatica began a few weeks later. Should have let it hit me in the face. Gabapentin helped immensely and it pretty much went away after 11 months of agony. Bending over touching my toes with my ass against the wall and sleeping on the side the sciatica was on helped too. I still get it a bit once in a while but nowhere near as bad.
Get an inversion table bro.
@@FTKSoky had one didn't do much. End up going to chiropractor for decompression table about 2 to 3 times a week
Got sciatica pain currently for the first time. Feels pretty terrible wouldn't wish this on anyone
Yes, not only are these great to make fun of, but I've got an old neck whiplash injury that likes to flare up regularly & this massage gun really does help.
I didn't realize Christmas came this early in the year!! Truly the best present I receive in the year are tear down vids from AvE! 😁👍👍
You cut open that box with the REAL massage tool.
Close, but I feel like a REAL real one has to run off straight AC
I bought one of these generic ones about a year ago. From that control panel, I'm sure it's the exact same internals with a different body. It's held up well with nightly use on my uhhhh planters fascitis.
This video is useful from a power tool perspective, also. This is how reciprocating saws will be manufactured a decade or so from now.
Grub screws? Not a chance. Clips and glue if you're lucky ;)
its good seeing the healing bench again 🙏
It's official, the Dewclaw has been gone too long!
Mythical dewclaw will return I am sure
Guess the Mounties didn't buy the "medicinal" justification.
Your videos are not long enough I'm in stitches everytime I watch you 😂😂😂😂
Had a similar one that helped me heal up from tennis elbow last year along with Bob and brads videos
Always nice to see an AvE video. Thanks for the videos, full of wink, wink moment. Awesome, Sir.
My last physical therapist used the pro model on my back. Thing was MEGA! He never stopped talking.
I watched this strictly because I saw “cookie thumper” in the captions as I scrolled by. Thank you sir for your work !!!
I missed this channel! Idk why youtube stopped recommending your videos for a while, even though I am subscribed
It's been a while since I've watched these videos but that first sentence in the intro cracked me up. 😆🤣👍🏻
Your standards in workbench tidiness are improving somewhat .. just like mine! But I do know where everything is, no-one else does, but I do! 😜
Great video 👍 Yep attach the massage tips to the sawsaw box opener and now becomes a his and hers tool !
"cookie thumper" "ball and taint remover" I love you content.
You were right about it being an excellent "parts donor" --> I'm impressed that it had a charging balancer, and a USB to ~8 volt SMPS as well. The Leds are kind of cool too.
Ya know In my experience with nearly the same model, she'll handle a good bit more voltage. Original 8v was pretty un-choochin. Tested 12v and that was pretty choochin, motor would jump around on the bench a bit on start up from the torque. Tested 20v and the poor little motor took off from the bench spinning in all directions... maybe over chooched. Back to 12v then, had a 3s lipo that fit right in the handle. Sure I had to cut some vents, make a heat sink for the motor, up the wire gauge, and use a bigger speed controller... But who among us hasn't spent a solid afternoon modifying perfectly acceptable consumer goods into something that should be kept out of reach of children and might double as an air chisel in a pinch.
Yo! I just presented my fiancé with her rig plugged into an over voltage capable variac and let her rip. Love at first twist of the Knob. Slight burning smell after a bit but of no distraction...
Finally an AvE video! Haven't seen much lately from him.
I have this exact one works amazingly I use the 2prong on my back muscles.
Also works great to clean the carpets in your car
That's a great idea! I got some 27y.o. seats that must be atleast 20% dead cell material now!
@@stalincat2457 get a good vac because you would not believe the dirt it will vibe out
Does it still work when you dumped coffee over the layer of dirt 2 weeks ago? Got one of those fancy yeti mugs as a gift, fuckin POS doesnt fit in any cup holder ever made.
@@scumbaag well maybe lol it’s pretty powerful
Planishing hammer it ain't.
Theragun is the one my bride owns. I've been relegated to my own office.
Fantastic video and keep up the reviews
Wow! I haven't watched Ave in a while... He has TWO hands! Great vijeao as usual. 😎👍
Would somebody _please_ think of the cutting mat?!
Thank you Ave 😊
On the lowest setting, if you have a stuffy nose or blocked ears, put the ball right behind you earlobe against the back of your mandible. Slowly work it around until you hit the sweet spot.
It'll resonate throughout that side of your skull and shake anything lose. Like if you scratch a dog/cat behind the ears and wondered how good it feels... It's that feeling.
Obviously don't do it for ages and never use a hard tip directly against bone/nerves/major blood vessels.
When he whipped out the sawzall, I immediately subscribed. 😂
Ive got the same Knipex pliers, those things are very well made. The Double Trouble attachment looks to be an improvement over the old Swedish Back massagers.
I had a pair for about 6 years untill it mysteriously dissapeared the same time one of our traveling contractors moved on. I got a set of Williams channel locks as a temporary replacement, they do the job most days but they just don't feel right after using a proper tool for years.
Has anyone ever heard of VBW Waggon (W. Germany) chanel lock sort of pliers? I got a pair at a yard sale years ago and they sure seem great.
@@amorphuc : Thats a new one on me.
That may have been the most precise box opening I’ve ever seen.
Should have seen him with the peewee bone saw
Like how it went back together with a nice greasy schemer all over that soft touch case
I got to pick an employee "prize" for hard work and what have you. I chose one of these. Similar but the control and charging are opposite the working end rather than in the handle. Mine seems to be a little more skookem on the mechanical parts as well as have a LOT more to the circuitry complete with a 26 pin microcontroller and a couple dozen surface mount components. Mine actually speeds up a little when you use more pressure but I don't think there's a hall effect sensor on the motor (lack of wires) - probably a current sense or something.
Same attachments with a dedicated 2A USB-C wall plug.
I like it actually. I messed up my back a year ago. Many chiropractic and PT visits later and I'm back at work.
The chiropractor uses a pro version of one of these maybe for a couple minutes along with a LOT of skill, manipulating muscles and such. The hospital version of chiropractor is a little different (in my limited experience) than the storefront version, plus it gets covered by Medicaid.
Kind of hard to reach your own lower back with this but it's nice to have at home. It works IMO.
Thanks for taking yours apart. I think it was about half the cost of the one I got.
"The money you save on chipped teeth" Jesus Christ AvE I'm in tears 😭😭😭
No "ribbed for your pleasure" jokes about the precision dingus end! What the hey!
They knew what they were doing ;)
I have indeed missed the BOLTRs on the good old healing bench.
These are actually pretty legit for a effortless massage.
Your next BOLTR episode should be on the Manscaped hair trimmer. Would. Definitely would like to see your take on it.
I was in the process of typing a witty quip about your unboxing when you finally called time, so I am defeated...
I've got one of those for shoulder blade muscle issues. A free gift from the oil field days that never stops giving
Your local homeless death spot definitely has a different inventory than mine!
The Mrs. would be some irate if I tried to swap this for her sawzall.
No man stands a chance vs the dildall
I have this exact one and I’m glad I’m not the only goof just going off on the attachments
"What's crack-a-lackin' blood?"
XD Dying of laughter in the first 2 seconds.
I got the same one, good for calfs and shoulderblades
Started out strong from second 1!!! Always great videos
I sure miss your uploads. Good to see you're still vertical.
Wow, just stumbled upon this, I am IN LOVE. Holy shit.
7:52 Yup, feel that return goo from the previous user.
That's one fine looking hooha rattler. Or sphincter enlarger. Whichever applies. Thanks! Ordering one asap. For research.
8:36 That sounds exactly like when the wife's in the spare room.
Huh, I've heard something about China and organ donors somewhere before.
That “knit” line isn’t what is it nor should it be there. That’s from crappy mold processing. Either the part was injected too quickly or the mold temperature was to cold and it began to solidify before it was fully packed. I have customers that are very picky about part finish. Plastic processing is a real art
I work as a maintenance tech in an injection molding plant, and you can easily see where those parts haven’t been given enough time in-mold
I had an old boss that gave me that same exact "tool" for Christmas two years ago. It's in the same condition I got it in and sits in it's package on the shelf. I tried regifting it to my wife but she already has a better one 😆
You dont have any pets? You can train them to like massages.
dude this one has me LMAO. good show.
Idk if this is something i would watch, after seeing a box opend with a saws all... subscribed.
I missed these in my life. :(
I miss the DewClaw.
Wonder if that bearing actually is hardened at all, because I have come across them that they were made from plain unhardened steel.
Remember the first one of these I saw was at a race. It was a dowel rod chucked into a sawzall with a tennis ball on the end.
I think I need one of these to help with diagnosis of automotive interior and exhaust rattles
I was losing my mind when I thought you were going to forget to say "Time!"
Babe, wake up. AvE cracked out the Reciprocating Dingus Lopper again!
That was a super position cable. It was both charging and not charging. It only displayed one of the two states when you checked it.
The 608 was popularized by the skateboard industry.
I too seem to have a collection that seem to be inside everything :)
As I was watching this, I was waiting forever for you to save time after you open it. I almost thought you forgot to say it.😂😂😂
This tool review is great and all, but how does She perform?