KC Tool Unboxing E26
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Another episode of stuff I picked up from KC Tool.
Timestamps:
02:13 Felo 63055 Torx Impact Bit Set
03:56 Knipex 87-01-125 5" Cobra Pliers
03:56 Knipex 87-01-150 6" Cobra Pliers
06:12 Stahlwille 13001 Offset Hook, 45 Degree
07:03 Sticker Pack
08:20 Gedore 708 TORX Gauge Set
10:03 Gedore 639 Combination holding tool
12:10 Wera 022689 Torx HF Stainless L-key Set
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Felo 63055 Torx Impact Bit Set - Made in Germany - bit.ly/2IY46a8
Knipex 87-01-125 5" Cobra Pliers - Made in Germany - bit.ly/2GRNFbb
Knipex 87-01-150 6" Cobra Pliers - Made in Germany - bit.ly/2IY4eGE
Stahlwille 13001 Offset Hook, 45 Degree - Made in Germany - bit.ly/2IZFWfa
Gedore 708 TORX Gauge Set - Made in Brazil - bit.ly/2IM8oCc
Gedore 639 Combination holding tool - Made in Slovenia - bit.ly/2J7emwX
Wera 022689 Torx HF Stainless L-key Set - Made in Czech Republic - bit.ly/2IYpEmR
Disappointed about the amount of plastic on nonessential things. Top of that, the Felo bit holder is bulky. I wish they considered where the tools get stored in practice, and shipped them in forms for AUER or Sortimo or similar systems; ideally made of hard paper, or plain paper (which I curiously get most tools in from my supplier in Germany).
Whats wrong with plastic?
environment.
It os better to avoid single use of plastic if there is an other option with less footprint.
Plastic can be recycled if binned correctly. Plastic doesnt kill, people do.
@@nevillepretorius8948 most people doesn't know therevare different kinds of plastics. Let alone theu are willing to onvest wich kind and sort them. If they are mixed, the only option is burn it for electricity.
@@nevillepretorius8948 REDUCE, resue, recycle--in that order. No need for extra plastic crap.
I love the fact they send you free stickers- how do they know we're just big kids?
Please do a tool box tour thank you from South Africa
Second that, I would like to see how many tools would be in there
I always like a good KCTU. Honestly, sometimes I worry about what I'm going to do when you fill all of your tool requirements or desire to test experiment. =wink= Do you go through enough tools at work to keep going? I've seen KCTU on other RUclips channels but yours are the best. Many thanks.
Randy Novick i bet the most of the tools don’t get used
Nice haul Matt. You may be more of a tool hoarder than even I am. 😂 Those Wera Torx keys look really nice. The stickers all have the same matte surface on them. I think KC Tool has them all made by the same place, probably with some sort of agreement with the tool manufacturers. They do seem to be very high quality.
Really interested in the 125mm vs 150mm Cobra pliers review. Im on the fence with which one i should get. Keep thinking the 125mm is just to small but dont wanna get the 150mm if it preforms the same as the 125mm. Looking forward to your review.
Those picks, I bought the Witte set which consist of 4 different styles of hooks.
Good handle, not som skinny thing and tools holding up great.
KC Tool part number is 691008, however I see this product is discontinued now.
But see here: www.walmart.com/ip/Witte-691008-4-Piece-Hook-and-Pick-Set/352132368
I recommend this set.
Stihl uses T27 on almost all of their screws. I work on their chainsaws a lot, so I always miss the T27 too.
I looked at this KCTools. But they have a very high shipping rate to Germany! I'll just buy the parts locally ;)
Maybe we don't make the hooks, as you can buy good hooks from China for practically nothing. Or look at dentist tools for hooks: They are pretty good and strong.
I see a lot of T27 in certain cars.
The 87-01-150 is AWESOME for HVAC work, I keep one in my front pocket every day, and use it several times per day - gets off over-tight service port and service valve caps as well as many other things.
As to the E-Torx, Saab cars have plenty of them; albeit they are out of production.
I have the 125mm cobra and pliers wrench, I think the 150mm will be useful being able to get a better grip.. The 125mm are almost too small. Thanks for the show, cya next time!
Stihl uses T27 a lot.
WHAT … if you order a knipex tool , regular without SBA , they are going to ship you a loose tool in a plastic bag with no seal or any info attached on that tool ?
IS THIS FOR REAL
The 125 feels much smaller, and is narrower. The 150 is much thicker and heavier and doesn't hurt your hand as bad when you really crank on it. Jaws are wider too. I prefer the 150
Strange you would say that about a TX27. I particlarly bought a Wera TX27 05032056001 to take my Stihl chainsaw apart to clean it. I would imagine they are all the same worldwide so there would be hundred of thousands around including Europe needing it.
Cool video German tool reviews. Been watching all your videos for a little while now. I’ve been looking in to Spanners. For my work I’m a Apprentice electrician/maintenance engineer in a Factory in the UK. What is the better combination spanner stahlwille or gedore in your opinion? Or is the some other brand? Thanks
nearly all suspension and chassis bolts on Mercedes-Benz models made after the mid 90s are all E-Torx, and I love it because I have yet to strip the head on one. VW/Audi groupe on the other hand uses triple square on a lot of suspension components and I hate them with a passion.
I have a Felo 63599 (19 piece) impact bit set with a their specialized impact bit holder. Somewhere on the internet there is a video comparing how much longer bits will last when used with it. I've had it over a year and couldn't be more pleased. I bought it on sale as it is a bit pricy. With that said Felo impact bits themselves seem competitively priced and my set has held up to the work of making furniture and doing extensive repairs on my first house very well.
14:08
The blue or whitish grey color (instead of weras green) on handles, etc is their color code for stainless steel.
Not to be confused with the easy finder size markings and markings for the different drives (pz, ph, tx, hx, etc.)
Nice haul! Check out Tite-Reach. They have a nut holder that’s low profile. It can remove small spring style hose clamps as well. It’s long reach with a thumb wheel to adjust.
Always nice to get those KC tool boxes in the mail! Awesome unboxing!
Really looking forward to that wera joker review video!
Been carrying a cobra 125 for years as an EDC with a leatherman , etc , invaluable :)
True , the 150 is not much of a jump-up from the 125mm ..........
Awesome unboxing video! Wish I could get a sticket pack like that! Need the Wera and Wiha ones. 😃👍
I think the blue on the Wera holder is to indicate that it is stainless, like with there screwdrivers and the stainless bit holders.
It's also used for the holding function L-keys that are not stainless. They probably just differentiate them from the regular blacks one, no matter how it changed.
@@HunGredy Yeah, Wera is pretty inconsistent with there color scheme, for example they use the same color for ESD and heavy-duty tools, and there L-keys seem to be no exception.
@@janludwig7286 I think they don't care that much about it, neither do I. I know ESD is only for small screwdrivers that are obvisouly not heavy duty, and they also have the ESD logo, while I know that a chiseldriver is not an ESD tool, so probably they went with a smaller color palette out of cost reduction. Aside from that, one thing they could do is match the L-keys withe the Joker wrenches, because external and internal hex sets don't match up. I know it's not required but it would still be easier to remember a size 10 as yellow and not having to know it's blue for external and only yellow for internal. I don't know anyone who until now had an issue with this, most people don't even care about the colors who regularly use them. I already memorised all of them by using them.
Man you spend a fortune on tools, lol. You know you can go to the German Amazon website and get any of these tools for half the price WITH shipping?
Yeah they give different bits now I've gotten 17,19,24 an 20 one was a t-20 short pH bit long an I can't remember the other but they were all gold
I've seen a lot of T27s while working on cars, but nowhere else. Great haul and video, once again, BTW.
I have seen T27's used to secure disk rotors on bicycle disc brake systems. Can't recall ever using one on a car incidentally, and I work almost exclusively on Euro cars, but that might just be my bad memory.
I really like the felo box design. Hope they work out well for you. The finish and quality on the wera set is second to none. I know sykes pickavent aren't german but they have a fantastic hook and pin set in large. Keep up the reviews.
Pb swiss ..Allen keys are unmatched
@@joeframer9642 what you mean unmatched?
I also wonder if felo impact bits are any good?
I normally just go for makita gold cheap and last long.
11:19 i think cranesbill pliers are much better than this piece of plastik tho.
Wiha Dura are top of the line bits coated with tungsten.
Send me 1 , please ! I can't find in Serbia. I try it but nothing ! Can you help me ?!
alat Bosch & repa ! You think he is running a charity?
PB swiss have good pick sets - big and small
thanks for the heads up. I've been looking for a good pick set. Just picked these up on amazon.de: www.pbswisstools.com/en/tools/quality-hand-tools/special-products/product/pb-7685set/
How many L-key sets do you have/need ?
Who uses L-keys anymore ?
They must have disappeared here at least 25 years ago.
When you are collection something it doesn't matter do you need them or not.
I use them in addition to screwdrivers with a hex profile. If you can't use a power tool, for whatever reason (tight space for example), they're the best option. And they're not gone, you can get them here in Germany almost everywhere. And screwdrivers with a hex profile are not for higher torques.
Hex screws are pretty common in Europe and sometimes you need far bigger torque to release/fasten them than possible with a screwdriver. Ratchet sets are inconvenient on many occasions, like I have a bike that contains exclusively hex screws of many sizes, this small L-key set is perfect because it's a small set, fits everywhere, contains all sizes I need and you really have to torque down screws sometimes on bikes. And that's the same probably for many European countries.
There will always be a need for L keys. They are not something i use daily but i just had a project where clearance issues prevented me from using T handle, a driver or, even a hex socket Having the L key allowed me the finish without resorting to more destructive tactics.
L-keys are lighter than driver+shaft+handle. Admittedly that doesn't make much of a difference if you never move your tools. Bits+holder on the other hand can have clearance issues. Hex is quite common in sports equipment like modern bicycles, followed by torx.
I wish they would make a full sae and metric set of wera joker double open ended spanners, so we wouldn't have to get the ratcheting end if we want them only for the open end.