Видео

That’s amazing!

What would you recommend for a mechanic that’s doing oil changes? Not as heavy of a glove. Would the blue ones you had here be best?

Those Gearwrench are their bottom bin ratcheting wrenches..pretty good comparison..they've got some really good higher end ratcheting wrenches

Strangely the Vessel bits contain no JIS bits. I prefer the Vessel bit kit…impact rated; work well in handheld bit holders, drills, and impact drivers. I agree the Vessel bit holder is garbage. I use Wiha CentroFix with comfort grip (#76000). If you need more similar bits just swap out the bits that you rarely use with additional similar bits commonly used.

I'm giving you 8 minutes for Christmas @7:59

A penny fits the blade screw perfectly.

Wiha and wera i think is the top of the top, no one compares.

Great vid my kinda stuff

Nice

The wera set is more than double that price today, the Vessel in $26.

"China makes great stuff" wow, that's something I never thought I'd hear.

Maybe you should rethink that “project farm” comment. Your followers could get better, more proficient data they can in turn use to make informed purchases. Just a thought.

What gloves stop fiberglass insulation

Very Cool! 😎

If you get the chance you should check out Impact Poly Hammers. These are industrial grade dead blows for everyday use. We think you might have a new favorite.

Nice vid. I have been looking for a metric tape measure.

Pretty good video. I have a Carlyle flex head ratchet. I measured the head. The width is only about 25-26 mm even though Carlyle does not call it compact head. It is actually narrower than Astro or Tekton compact head ratchets. I think it is probably the same as the Powerbuilt. I got it for only $25. That was a great deal. With the Carlyle in my toolbox, I think the only thing that makes sense to add is that Tone. Otherwise, the difference is really marginal. The Proto you have there has a pretty big head. It doesn't really belong to this group, IMHO.

nice starrett tape measure

You're going through a 1/8 inch plate still a nice e tool.just today went through a 2 1080 hard material 1-8 tap

FYI Grainger usually carries many different types of HeFlex gloves and will let you look at and try them on. I am a regular customer, but I am sure they will let anyone do this as long as they aren't super busy.

Congratulations on the baby! A tip I have for the lack of sleep is to make sure you sleep every time the baby sleeps. Even if it's just a little bit.

Like to see how to do a slotted hole or it's possible

Wera is not a German company.

Ansell HyFlex 11-840 , i use on cars....as used by Mercedes F1.

I paid $15 for 6 pack of those Milwaukee. That don't make nooooooooooo sense. Ill try some of those

Do you realise that the ball end are NOT PHILLIPS THEY ARE (JIS) Japanese industrial standards cheer BRIAN

It's funny that you say you don't need Snap-On quality, but some of those ratchets are better quality than Snap-On!

Great stuff

Maxiflex are mo better imho. As a climbing arborist, the Maxiflex Endurance or Maxicut Ultra DT are the best gloves I've used.

I have "3" brand new 120xp out of the $300 16pc set that are bad. Long wait on these. I have offset wrenches, sometimes I really like a flat wrench with the low profile. Good reviews. For my offset SAE I landed on DeWalt- THEY ARE SOLID. and Tiawan. Reversible. Very tough

You don’t link the Weldon with pilot. Where do you get those? Thanks, Paul

Did vesel more fragile?, cause i have 220w-3 it easy to rusty and the bit holder fell off form the handle

They obviously strip romex as shown but this isnt the conditions for stripping romex when wiring a house...i wanna see you strip 2 and three romex's in the same plastic box as you would on an install

Sunex makes a nice T handle. How are those Wen reversible wrenches holding up?

I like how their gloves are size colored so yours are yellow indicating size 8s and red are 7s.

I guess the question is wen will I get em?

China gearwrench vs Taiwan gearwrench = big difference

How well do those work with a drill? I have to countersink about 60 wholes onsite without being able to use a drill press and I'm trying to find a better option than using those Irwin countersinks I'm countersinking #12 flat head screws into mild steel.

Just bought one of the Nupla hammers. They are really nice. I had the old orange one as well. It’s ok for an inexpensive hammer, but not near as nice as the nupla. Love watching tool videos about everything. Good job. Have a great day.

Yeah Like Elora..😀😀

ЯПОНСКИЕ 🇯🇵 ИНЖЕНЕРЫ ХУЙНЮ НЕ СДЕЛАЮТ 💪

I randomly found 1 at Walmart and definitely bought it. Liking it so far, very sturdy and my regularly folding knives are always dull. But the deployment on the Gerber sucks.

You tested the Vessel fit but not the Wera fit. Any difference?

What kind of gloves I can use for tilling that I can use in water 💧

There seems to be a mini one horizontal type made by Rubicon and also Vessel. Another type is a traditional style with angular adjustments ; which one is better?

That’s a nearly 3 pound dead-blow buddy

Great video, very helpful on deciding which gloves to get. There's so many options! It looks like you're in-between sizes 8 and 9. Which size do you prefer? I have an 8.5 inch hand circumference and I think the chart says to go with size 9.

I had one of these in my tool box, always got strange looks when I used it. I never even knew what it was called.

Why isn't there a powered crescent wrench?

Small wrench