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That thumbnail. Lmao. I like Cold Steel, but the truth hurts. 😂😂😂

So what if it's fruity? It's fun. It's ok to have fun. If people laugh, then fuk em. They're no fun anyways.

So Top 7 means the 7 you got ;-)

Used my xl not tanto to devils dress a moose . Awesome blade

Nobody does big folders like cold steel , I love my voyager Xl

I have both. I also have DeWalt utility knifes, Toughbuilt, Irwin, Husky, and Doyle (Harbor Freight). My favorite is the Milwaukee with the bottle opener (which I use on a daily basis). But, frankly speaking, in my hands the DOYLE folding is the best of the lot: It flips & closes the best. It's weight distribution is better. Unfortunately, there are no other functions beyond cutting (no string cutter, no bit holder, no bottle opener, nothing). Just a simple utility knife. That's why, right now, I have a Milwaukee in my pocket, and one in my backpack next to me.

its real its aligment thing ones you see it you cannot unsee it !

Might need an overhaul soon. It's authentic. Such a minor issue though with the alignment I would just wear it and enjoy. A lot of this black model were under $800 brand new gray market last month.

Good video wish you tested it more in use.. 90 teeth it must be nice in small places where you can barely pull it back to turn it

I love my Midos. I have a Breitling that is slightly off center. I had a Mido that was not centered properly. Seller swapped it out.

Idgaf i will use harbor freight tools anyday.

Mine switches days 30 minutes before midnight and I lose 15 seconds a day. I think it’s time for a service.

How did you get the srk-c 3v?? I can't find it anywhere online for sale

I broke a VIM tripple square bit and called them directly (headquarters was 50 miles from the house). I was told needed to pay something like $10.00 to pay for shipping and handling. I complained and got to talk with one of the big wigs there. I was told if didn't want to pay, to drive 50 miles and swap out the bit. I had the same thing happen with Gearwrench and took a photo, warranty clam and had a new tool in 3 days. Screw VIM.

I'm a simple man. I see Harbor Freight products, and a Napoleon Dynamite referrence, and I click on the video.

Please torque test their ratchets

Wait, paying to warranty an item? like an instant $10 to submit a warranty request? I was going to bag on them for putting a screw driver handles on a ratchet, but you guys out here paying to warranty lifetime tools?

This is only my opinion, but I'm not big on VIM tools. Some of their tools have some unique features, and they make a few specialty tools. But they want very high prices for the same Taiwan quality that a lot of other companies offer on most of their stuff. In my view, they're just like all the other "middle of the road" tool companies who contract with a Taiwan manufacturer to make most of their tools for them. When I first checked them out, I was interested in buying some of their stuff. Then, after doing some investigating about the company and seeing the prices compared to other brands of very similar quality and watching some of their videos, I was completely turned off. And I've heard the warranty can be more difficult to deal with than a lot of others out there. Most of their tools are made in the same Taiwan factories as many other brands, and they price them much higher. I'm not hating on their quality or anyone who does like them, and I'm not saying that I'd never own any of their tools because there are a few of them I would have liked to have bought if they weren't so overpriced. For around that money, or just a little more, I'd rather go with Koken on Amazon, or even Olsa, Capri, Tekton, and Icon for a lot less. Again, I'm only stating my personal view. I'm not a professional anymore, and I just have to be very careful about where I put my money. I usually wind up doing a lot of research on something before making a purchase. I really do like the look of those handles, though.

Rough side of town? Where are you from? Mayberry? I suspect it might be that you may be something of a whimp.

You forgot to grab the rain-x! LOL. Whenever I see a lot of newer household type inventory at flea markets I immediately suspect theft. It's a HUGE problem. Laundry detergent is almost the certainty with that. If you see a decent amount of detergent... guaranteed it's all stolen goods.

Nice if it had the tray, I own one just like it.

I live in a rough part of town. The local restaurant serves broken leg of lamb.

Nice assortment of goods , I liked the Buck knife not sure if it’s the vanguard or serlik model but always liked it

Pittsburgh wrenches are awesome, when you need to cut and weld it into a Frankenstein tool. I got the milwakee fastback mini one, i perefer the larger fastback for the weight distribution. Opening and closing the larger on felt smoother and more definate, but it walked away from my tool box. Sucks for klein didnt meet expectations.

Is this limited edition?

I’m a heavy duty diesel mechanic and so many of my tools consist of icon tools

Stop the Ai gen music let us hear the bike

Northeast, down to the Smokey Mountain range riding is great. Nothing beats a cloudy ride threw the mountains. The smell the moisture, the landscape is simply the best. The only better place to ride is the PAC north West. Awesome video, thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍

Their warranty service is amazing.

Nachos and lemon heads on my dad's boat

Most enjoyable, keep it up .😊

I miss that sound. Miss the RC51 more but man, i had that some 1800r rig in retro and just had three two many bikes. And then i had two too many bikes and the only survivor is the vrod. Epic ride, keep em flowy 👍👍🇺🇸

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What a cool name for a Chanel remind me of stepbrothers prestige worldwide😂

That boker Ak is an excellent knife especially for the price point . Thanks for sharing your collection of atuo s .

5:20 the biggest problem with that cutout, you use that part of the blade so when you turn it around to have a fresh blade it is already dull(er) on part of it 8:50 If they dont care about how the logo look, what kind of attention to detail did they really put into the product?

Haven’t had a chance to use my $Free Doyle utility knife but I do like the way it feels and I like the blade storage. Can’t beat the price! It lives in my utility drawer in the kitchen now. Unlike you, I carry a folding utility knife on a daily basis. I like my Milwaukee fastbacks quite a bit, especially the one with the driver. It’s useful/functional, and I feel like it’s just something they got right. The pocket clips are among my favorites. Haven’t bought any of the Kliens to try yet. Not a big fan of the looks if I’m being honest. I do like a couple of the features you mention in the video but I can look at the pocket clip and tell I wouldn’t be a huge fan of carrying it. There is another that I’ve had quite a bit of carry with that I really like. It’s a small fastback style knife made by Toughbuilt, the subcompact foldable utility knife. They were on clearance at Lowe’s a few months back and decided to pick it up for like $3 iirc. I love how it feels and how compact it is, especially for daily carry. I’ll mention another I got on the cheap at Lowe’s on clearance. The Fiskars Pro folding utility knife is a fantastic user, but I do not care for the clip. I got a couple of them for $2 a piece so they just live in the toolbox.

The Milwaukee Fastback you want to buy is the 48-22-1903. It was a discontinued and replaced with a lower quality 48-22-1502. They are visually similar. The new model blade holder loosens over time and has a tendency to break. I'm guessing the cheaper blade holder is why they removed the 45 degree blade lock. The 1903 feels cheaply made compared to the older model.

The biggest win on the Milwaukee for me is the deep carry pocket clip. I do like the design of the Klein and the ability to have two locking positions is handy but I’ll prolly stay team red.

Theft is theft, it's off to Hell for you.

I believe that additional cutout area is designed to be wire stripper. I don’t think it’s for cutting cordage.

Needing a utility knife to open another utility knife is diabolical.

Love tools and ratchets. Your not alone.

Broke the tool on purpose then warranty’s it. Harbor freight gonna limit the warranty cause of guys like you and ruin it for everyone else

Carbide blades for those knives is a game changer. I have the fastback but Klein looks really good . Thanks for sharing

Keep the content coming. You’re inspiring me to make more videos. I have the Milwaukee, it works great, I’ll probably stick with the Red.

That is a chisel or punch holder

I love these sets . I have them all now

I bought the 1/2" and 3/8" sets a couple of weeks ago with 20% off coupon for any Quinn Items, but went to two different stores and they were out of stock on the 1/4". Went yesterday with the 30% off and got the last 1/4" set they had in stock. I am putting them on rails but now I need to buy a larger toolbox. Lol.

That is NOT a USA-made Craftsman breaker bar. The red handle Craftsman Adj Wrenches came in two sizes.