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It's a stanley fatmax box, but dewalt and a few others have branded it too.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUsethanks. I just bought the Purdy tool box. Keep up the good work man ❤

@@Adrian_raicu1 thanks very much.👍 That purdy box looks pretty solid.

For the amount if work I've put mine through, I don't begrudge any of them breaking, all fantastic value for money.

That's a great review cheers. 👍 Where abouts are you greasing it?

Thanks for watching 👍

Definitely, it makes cleanup at the end of the day so much easier.

Absolute bargain, especially with the bits.

Thanks. I.couldnt be without the old blade tin, I go through a lot of them, as well as old scraper blades that I can snap and stuff in there. I'll look in to making a guard for the chisel one day as you're right it is a hazard in there.

Yeah i've seen it, it does look good.👍

Agreed, not super quick but definitely the best. The guy that trained me used to swear by his cheap Silverline knife (similar style to the stanley titan) for the quickest blade changes. Each to their own.

It's a beast. Leverage, plus whacking power!

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Looks great. The Fiskars looks good as well. I had a couple of overbuilt studs to remove at my house so I had my large pipe wrench at hand. :)

@@stringlarson1247 that's some good improvisation haha. I'll ha e a look for the fiskars, I've not come across that one before.

These would be absolutely perfect for that purpose. You really can't go wrong at that price.

Yep, still on of my favourite tools and going strong to this day. Thanks for watching.

Good choice, they cover a lot of bases.

That's so good to hear. I love a tool with a story and a history.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse yeah I got a great pic of my two year old son trying to drive nails with it and sent it to my mom saying dads hammer is now a 3rd generation tool! I got his craftsman level and master mechanic four foot level as well. Calibrate them when they need it and use em on the job daily. I wish I had had the space to take his whole shop when he passed but I was more or less living on the road at that time and just took what I could fit in my truck.

@@adamguinnmusic5871 that's brilliant. That reminds me, I have a great pic somewhere from about 7 years ago where my lad was using this estwing to lay floor gripper.

Yes, especially the ones with the softer leads like the pica and hultafors.👍

As a guess I would say it probably is. I've put these through some tough work and they keep giving. For the price you can't go wrong.

​@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse great thanks gonna order a set

@@thetruthfulone73 Looks like the Mexcos are on sale at tool station right now 👍

No surprises there, mine keeps going strong too. 💪

You won't go wrong with any of them apart from the last one. What are you planning on using it for?

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Doing a self build, have been first fix / framing and plasterboarding as I go, so generally I'm using it for cutting plasterboard. But general use and abuse. E.g. using it as a hammer... Right now mostly 15mm pink fire board, the dense stuff, hence getting through the blades. I like the quick change for that purpose

@@MatSmithLondonIf you are looking for a retractable then 0-10-819, or the retractable Titan would be my choice for the type of work you're doing. That said, I would really consider using a fixed blade instead with the plastic sheath inside my pocket. No messing about having to retract the blade, just drop it in the sheath. Regarding the yellow and black one you were asking about, I'm not sure which model you mean but have a rough idea. As a general rule though, I try to stay away from the ones that have the small button towards the side of the blade as they can get clogged up and even release the blade at the wrong time.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse Thanks, yes I have found the little red button on the side (quick change button) to be unreliable as it just gets plasterboard dust in. I usually swear at it, but that doesn't seem to help. I am interested in getting a fixed blade knife but I might have to change the way I work - currently I'm a little fast and loose with it as I tend to chuck it on the floor from a height when I need my hands back / leave it lying around on the floor etc., maybe not so great as I have a small dog. And a wife, who I sometimes throw the knife at (i.e. for for her to catch, then use, as opposed to for any other reason...) Might just get both options, see which one I use more. Thanks for the recommendations.

@@MatSmithLondon no harm in getting both. Best of luck with your build, and thanks for watching.

It's a good trade that's always in demand. I have another video out showing all my poles, sheets, and other items I carry which may be of use to you. Best of luck.👍

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse thanks!

I think they are definely one of the best out there. As with all the tools I own though I try not to blindly stick to just one brand and instead get hands on each tool and judge on the quality and design. I love all the purdy stuff I own though, I've not been let down yet.👍

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I’m just about to purchase the 10 in 1 purdys tool, would you recommend this over the Harris brand ?

​@@realpeopletv2779Is it the folding one or the fixed one you are getting? Both are brilliant. I mention them in my other painting tool box video.

Here's the link to my painting tool box that might help you if youve not seen it yet: ruclips.net/video/dCL4WCtbLrs/видео.htmlsi=sH9Fv8caNas9dBtv

Also, here's my link to the purdy painters hand tools review: ruclips.net/video/LDPPlNuRLso/видео.htmlsi=AJdZ9j1cRROqQmwE

That's a shame, I've had a few of them now and the quality control has always been good. Contact Estwing direct and I'm sure they would sort you out for a repair or replacement.

@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse most if the washers were in, but some were chipped and faded, so I removed them all. If the leather was still good, I feel a screwdriver wouldn't be able to cut or pry them apart. I said, "might as well." I mean, I feel the washers were too far gone. Plus I had to remove them to get at the rust on it

@@fnafplayer6447 definitly worth contacting them. Failing that you could fix it up as a project. It's surprisingly easy.

Thanks very much, I think you'll be really happy with it.

Ah nice one, tell screwfix I sent you😁 You won't be dissapointed with it, I really can't believe how much I've put mine through.

@@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse my hammer drill was smoking yesterday, so the Titan SDS seems to be the best value option to punch a 5" hold through my garage wall.

@@iainrutherford184 I've never been let down by Titan tools before. I used to have their giant multitool, and thier concrete breaker, and I have one of their corded hedge trimmers. Have you seen the drill and impact driver set screwfix do? £100 looks a steal, if I ever see them on sale then I might pull the trigger.

@ToolReviewsofToolsIUse I've been a bit of a brand snob in the past, but have reviewed, purchased and been pleasantly surprised with my Titan band saw and planer/thicknesser. If nothing else, the warranty is worth the investment. I haven't seen the drill/impact driver set, but will keep my eyes peeled 😉

@@iainrutherford184 I've always uses them instead of hiring the tool I need. And then if it gets used a lot and breaks then I'd buy better, but they last for ages. They're not much to look at, but they work.

They're a bargain price on amazon right now 👍

Thanks for watching

Its a multipurpose decorating tool, but its often called a 'wallpaper cutter guide', or wallpaper smoother sometimes. I had a brief look for the one I have but can't find it, but there are many other good ones out there. Thanks for watching.

If you like the pica then check out the review i did on the Lyra, it's absolutely solid.

I just don't have enough need for SAE with the cars I currently have. If I ever get hold of my dream car, an old Dodge Charger then that may change though 🙂

You prefer the old style ones?

I hope it helped 👍

There's a lot to be said for that style of setup. I'd be interested to see what you have in each if you ever do a video on it.

I've had all sorts of configurations over the years but I'm tempted to do something just like that now, especially with all the new stack type systems available that make it easy to store.👍

It's amazing what a bit of organisation can do. Type 'Wham organiser' in to ebay and you should find some good solutions. To make it fit my needs I snipped some sections out with the sidecutters. Sorry if I already mentioned that in the video, it was a while ago since I made it. Thanks for watching.

Likewise, such a simple tool that's used so much throughout the day. It's a real game changer compared to an old school pencil.

😆 sorry about that.

bleispitz are my favourite alternative

@@philipmarkbond I had to do a search for that one. It looks pretty good for the price.

It's got a flat face, but it's probably fair to call it a framing or finishing hammer. At 19oz it's general purpose.