One of my favorite HF tools is a $1 or so plastic caliper. It's accurate enough for rough measurement, which is all that I usually need, and I don't have to worry about dropping, getting oil or grease on or otherwise damaging my digital one, which I use when I need more precision and accuracy. They also have some decent rotary tool and die grinder bits, and I like their hardware kits, like hose clamps, o-rings, nuts, bolts and washers, etc. And I've found that their pliers are perfectly fine for what I need to use them for, especially the long reach ones. It's not the place to get high-end, power or precision tools, but for everyday tools and parts, they're hard to beat, especially when on sale.
those pick up tools are the same ones the Dollar tree sells. I have like 6 of them spread out around the house. they work great. If you can grab them at the dollar tree go for it but if not getting them on sale at HF is still great.
my kids always want my grabber at cleanup time. so I got them these $2 HF ones. I’ll admit that they are slightly less enamored by grabbers now that they have their own pair…
We use the bigger grip carabineer, usually $3.99 each but we use them to carry our groceries in the house from the vehicles 😂 they work great and they don't break your wrist and fingers when you try to take everything in on one trip 😂😂😂
Hmm, that scroll saw might be worth looking at for $90....I don't use one very often, but when I need one, it would work fine for the little stuff I do. Also, that Icon stool would be a great thing to pickup too, might get a couple, one for the house and one for work. I didn't know that Quinn had the digital micrometers....the Pittsburgh one I have doesn't work anymore, well the digital part don't, I just use the manual read the scale method now, but a new one that actually works would be nice LOL. I've found here lately I haven't been making nearly as many trips to HF, I've pretty much got what I really need, so now the only time I really have to make the trip is if I need to restock the disposable supplies. I do need to get some more work gloves though....and they discontinued the ones I've been using of course....so I'll have to try some different ones the next time and see what works. I use them for work, so they only last a couple weeks anyhow LOL.
The cusion grip screwdrivers are useless. Any torque on the handle separates the handle and shaft. I bought them just to have additional drivers, but 3 out of the set have come apart.
Went to my local store to get a few of the items from this video. Management directed me to a coupon site and would honor the items that had a coupon. Several items didn't have coupon and they were at the regular price. Very disappointed but not sure at who!! You for the video or the company?????
I have a digital micrometer in my tool box , used it once in 20 years, don't buy, won't work measuring rotors because the rotors have a lip, need a break micrometer for that.
Grab the Doyle demolition set, I got them for $15 on sale & beat the crap out of them daily as pry bars/chisels. Haven't broken one yet. Lifetime warranty. Thank me later when you realize you don't need a $400 set from Strap-On.
The screwdrivers are fine. Price to performance wise they’re a steal! I work in maintenance and use them as a second set cause if they get stolen by coworkers it isn’t a big deal
@@HyperLethal_xc exactly OP is just being a prissy little bitch like a preteen girl...... Donut media did a turture test years ago and they were pretty good, especially for "disposable tools". Nothing wrong with them.
Just no on the cheap digital calipers. The cheap ones burn through batteries even when off so half the time you pull it out to use it, you have to find a new cell...or remove the cell every time. Mitutouy, SPI, Starrett, etc. batteries last WAY longer! Also, the cheap ones lose their datum all the time, so you have to zero them out before almost every measurement if you are doing anything where you actually care about precision. I used to have cheap digital calipers. Good calipers are 10 to 20x the price of cheap ones, but in my opinion, worth every penny! (I now use the Mitutouy solar 6" calipers so now I NEVER have to worry about dead batteries and it's waterproof which turns out to be really handy when working around boats!)
Be careful buying tool sets at Harbor freight. I bought 2 sets for a couple jobs and one didnt come with a 13 MM wrench!!!!! The one thats needed!!! The 8MM wrench was such poor quality it didnt even grip a nut!! Then the allen set was missing the most important allen tool doing my brakes!!! Still they are good deals but damn that was irritating living 20 miles from any store with your only vehicle broke down.
I don't know you but I sure hope Harbor Freight pays you because you're better spokesperson than they are😂 I'm fairly certain that Harbor Freights motto is here we are come by our shit
Some is China, most is Taiwan and some are USA made goods. Their Quinn/Doyle/Icon items are excellent quality for the money, comparable to brands that cost 3-5x as much.
One of my favorite HF tools is a $1 or so plastic caliper. It's accurate enough for rough measurement, which is all that I usually need, and I don't have to worry about dropping, getting oil or grease on or otherwise damaging my digital one, which I use when I need more precision and accuracy.
They also have some decent rotary tool and die grinder bits, and I like their hardware kits, like hose clamps, o-rings, nuts, bolts and washers, etc. And I've found that their pliers are perfectly fine for what I need to use them for, especially the long reach ones. It's not the place to get high-end, power or precision tools, but for everyday tools and parts, they're hard to beat, especially when on sale.
We have a "grabby thing" at work. Comes in really handy when we drop a part down into a machine....
That warrior heat gun help me out getting all the seamsealer out of jeep super easy and painless
Excellent deal on the heat gun. I've had one for years, they work great.
That drying towel is awesome. I bought one recently.
those pick up tools are the same ones the Dollar tree sells. I have like 6 of them spread out around the house. they work great. If you can grab them at the dollar tree go for it but if not getting them on sale at HF is still great.
If you can't wait until October for the shop seat you can use the HF 30 day price match.
The flashlight when it dies... pop it open and replace the 2 AA batteries inside. Its not disposable and the bulb or led lights last forever.
Headed there this afternoon to get the towel and heat gun
my kids always want my grabber at cleanup time. so I got them these $2 HF ones. I’ll admit that they are slightly less enamored by grabbers now that they have their own pair…
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We use the bigger grip carabineer, usually $3.99 each but we use them to carry our groceries in the house from the vehicles 😂 they work great and they don't break your wrist and fingers when you try to take everything in on one trip 😂😂😂
yea, they’re great for that too
It's crazy how the prices have shot up over the last few years
Well that applies to about everything ! It is crazy
@@Mike-ox3bv true, I'm just saying harbor freight finally got popular enough to not give things away.
@@2xrpm good point.
Besides your mom, things don’t get cheaper over time,
Yep. Word got out about them.
I think I got that heat gun for $5 years ago. I don’t use it much but when I need it, it’s clutch.
wow i don’t think i’ve ever seen it that low, but totally agree for most people’s occasional use it’s perfect
I’ve gotten it for free off a 25$ purchase. Not bad if you casually use one.
The warrior hair dryer at 2:55 is a hell of a heat gun. Works great on shrink tubing and reforming plastic parts. This aint your wife's hair dryer
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Thank you, dad deals for the update. May need a wax or ceramic sealant on your vehicle. The towel shouldn't grab it like that. Hope that helps!
The Bauer 3" Cutoff tool is 34.99 in Greeley Colorado. 25.99. FYI
Love the $1 (or free) lights. Great deals!
Hmm, that scroll saw might be worth looking at for $90....I don't use one very often, but when I need one, it would work fine for the little stuff I do.
Also, that Icon stool would be a great thing to pickup too, might get a couple, one for the house and one for work.
I didn't know that Quinn had the digital micrometers....the Pittsburgh one I have doesn't work anymore, well the digital part don't, I just use the manual read the scale method now, but a new one that actually works would be nice LOL.
I've found here lately I haven't been making nearly as many trips to HF, I've pretty much got what I really need, so now the only time I really have to make the trip is if I need to restock the disposable supplies.
I do need to get some more work gloves though....and they discontinued the ones I've been using of course....so I'll have to try some different ones the next time and see what works. I use them for work, so they only last a couple weeks anyhow LOL.
Skip those rubber grip screwdrivers and get the solid handle set.
Another 757 guy I see. I'm at the beach. Nice video.
Thanks bro, subscribed
Thank you for the video
can't believe I just watched somebody read a harbor freight sales flyer.
The cusion grip screwdrivers are useless. Any torque on the handle separates the handle and shaft. I bought them just to have additional drivers, but 3 out of the set have come apart.
Yep, I got the Quinns…they’re good
The gloves are on sale as well
If that 4 outlet power strip isn’t UL Listed, that’s a hard pass for me…not a fan of electrical problems or worse yet, fires
As a former firefighter I won’t buy anything that’s not UL
I’ve seen videos where the stuff is stamped UL listed when it’s not.
Funny I live in Hampton.
I had a similar a flashlight and the kids kept playing it with it and destroyed it
Those digital calipers have been out of stock in my area for over a year
Thx!
Went to my local store to get a few of the items from this video. Management directed me to a coupon site and would honor the items that had a coupon. Several items didn't have coupon and they were at the regular price. Very disappointed but not sure at who!! You for the video or the company?????
the coupons do expire. that’s why i try to post at least 2 HF videos a month
Are the Hercules tools any good?
I got the QUINN 5" blade micro-searated shears.
They're not great.!
Nice
I have a digital micrometer in my tool box , used it once in 20 years, don't buy, won't work measuring rotors because the rotors have a lip, need a break micrometer for that.
Wasn't the flashlight $5 recently? I have one and it's good.
I think that was a different model
Those power strips are a fire hazard
Does anyone know if that big drying leave any lint after dragging it ik some cheap ones will do that
no lint
Meh? The next parking lot sale is a Dud!
the comfort grip screwdrivers are pure junk
They're ok for occasional uses. Not meant for maintenance tech people
Grab the Doyle demolition set, I got them for $15 on sale & beat the crap out of them daily as pry bars/chisels. Haven't broken one yet.
Lifetime warranty.
Thank me later when you realize you don't need a $400 set from Strap-On.
The screwdrivers are fine. Price to performance wise they’re a steal! I work in maintenance and use them as a second set cause if they get stolen by coworkers it isn’t a big deal
@@HyperLethal_xc exactly OP is just being a prissy little bitch like a preteen girl...... Donut media did a turture test years ago and they were pretty good, especially for "disposable tools". Nothing wrong with them.
Klein is one of the best screwdrivers you can get if not the best. I’m just not a fan of junk screwdrivers for me not worth it !
Just no on the cheap digital calipers. The cheap ones burn through batteries even when off so half the time you pull it out to use it, you have to find a new cell...or remove the cell every time. Mitutouy, SPI, Starrett, etc. batteries last WAY longer!
Also, the cheap ones lose their datum all the time, so you have to zero them out before almost every measurement if you are doing anything where you actually care about precision.
I used to have cheap digital calipers. Good calipers are 10 to 20x the price of cheap ones, but in my opinion, worth every penny!
(I now use the Mitutouy solar 6" calipers so now I NEVER have to worry about dead batteries and it's waterproof which turns out to be really handy when working around boats!)
Be careful buying tool sets at Harbor freight. I bought 2 sets for a couple jobs and one didnt come with a 13 MM wrench!!!!! The one thats needed!!! The 8MM wrench was such poor quality it didnt even grip a nut!! Then the allen set was missing the most important allen tool doing my brakes!!! Still they are good deals but damn that was irritating living 20 miles from any store with your only vehicle broke down.
Unfortunately I am not able to like this video, because YT has the buttons blocked by the gray area that the description is typed in.
I don't know you but I sure hope Harbor Freight pays you because you're better spokesperson than they are😂 I'm fairly certain that Harbor Freights motto is here we are come by our shit
😂 appreciate it! I get nothing from harbor freight.
100% that’s their motto, you know us, it’s cheap, you’ll be back we’ll be here
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No, I don't need to be buying anything.
Yeah, extended fi gers will not make kids clean thier room.
worked, albeit for a short time, with my kids
@@DadDeals exception to the rule.
Harbour Freight is all made in China, isn’t it?
no
Some is China, most is Taiwan and some are USA made goods.
Their Quinn/Doyle/Icon items are excellent quality for the money, comparable to brands that cost 3-5x as much.
what is not made in china??????????
Well they’re not made in Switzerland.
You can’t buy anything that’s not made in China now.
all junk