100% I agree with you. In-line with what you're saying; I don't think anybody needs the most expensive tools whatsoever. There are good quality tools and tool companies that are reasonably priced. Also if you acquire tools over a period of time, then you will be able to justify higher cost here-and-there as opposed to $$$ all at once.
I really liked this segment, everything started out as a gimmick, people said the light bulb was a gimmick, please keep up the great content, much appreciated!
I just want to say, I have been watching you for a few years now. The quality and information/tools you provide have been absolutely invaluable for me. As an electrician/fitter mechanic Thank you for the contribution you are to others, I have purchased many tools from your recommendation which has saved many hours of my life my family and I appreciate the time and effort you put into this. I look forward to contributing back to you many times over!
Almost my entire Christmas list came from this video. Love the headband light for the welding helmet!! I was using the Velcro one based on your original video.
Good stuff full of useful nuggets. One nitpicky comment, your hands are very busy constantly bouncing and waving and turning the items. Less would be better. Keep in mind I’m an old cranky guy easily annoyed. 😑
Kind of a funny thing about tool snobbery. So many times, a tool that I have got5en cheap, modified or even made myself, can work better than a stock manufactured tool. I truly appreciated the fact that you showed so many curious people a possible tool that might work for their particular project(s) or shop and it probably cost them less than they thought. Maybe some people didn't even realize there is a "tool for that". Thanks for helping our knowledge and ideas progress. KK
Here's another cheap tool that I love for acetone - the HF MADDOX 32 oz. Refillable Pressurized Sprayer. Thanks, this is a must for all the wives for the husband who has everything.
Being a carpenter for 40 years, you have your main tool set. But you when building custom homes, you never know what you're getting into. I figured I was on any home, maybe 3 months . Some more, some less . So when I ran into something different, buying the tool from Harbor Fright was the best way to go . Saved tons of money. Plus, I found most of their tools really held up.
1/9/25..So Happy New Year ! 80 yr old handy man here in (30-40°F) NewOrleans area. Love your channel & yur EZ to follow relaxed conversational style. 2day was cheap/inexpensive for metal/wood shop & on-site projects.👍👍✅️🪚🔧 big LoL on that spray paint can shaker! Also loved that trim molding puller (avoid holes in sheet rock etc). So love your attitude, innovations & solid work ethic. A+ all around! Stay warm, safe & carry on!👍🍺😊
Just a little note of warning: The 1-2-3 blocks are made for specific purpose. The ones I use are primarily for non-metal work and quick check. Therefore, they don't need all of the threaded holes inside. Most of the metal working ones are machine better with more threaded holes so they can be bolted down if needed. Obviously the more simple version are cheaper. My Son would use the more expensive type for His work.
Great collection! I bought my first LV when I was 25 and I've only used that bag a few times haha. Also, I love your clutch! I have an Eva clutch with the DE print and I love the little chain. But I don't want to spend that much money right now and the kislux always gets me the bag I want and it's just as good as the LV and one of my favorites. Durability
I too own and love tools from both of the green companies 😁! Mainly the cheap green tools since the expensive green tools are seriously nuts, and I love nearly all of them. Use what you can afford and also what makes you happy. My $25 silly little mini ryobi hot glue gun brings me joy every damn time use it.
“Getting stuff drilled out of them (eyes) really really sucks.” Talk about an understatement. The eye burr is the most terrifying thing I have experienced.
Yep, that's some FUNNNN...SHIT! Especially when it feels like a needle stuck in your eye EVERY time it dilates for 2 or 3 days...HEAVENLY!!! Mine happened even with a face shield & safety glasses... Pneumatic cutoff wheels EXPLODE if they get bound up...wish the apprentice KNEW that...He was 10 feet away too....
THANK YOU for the heads up on so many cool tools. I bought, just now, the Dewalt collapsing table based on your recommendation. I found it for fifty three dollars with free shipping. As for Milwaukee tools, they have the best advertising but Ridgid gives you a LIFETIME warranty INCLUDING batteries, NO questions asked. Imagine never having to buy another power tool battery.
Let me tell you .. the butane iron at @41:00 or so - accidentally leaning on the hot end is a mistake you'll only make once. Speaking from experience 😅 I set mine down on the fender (unpainted project car), leant over the engine bay and stuck my forearm right on top of it.. took a second for my brain to register what the sensation was but that was long enough to leave a lovely burn!
I own one of those Goldblatt trim pullers and can agree, they're brilliant. So much in fact, that I'm probably gonna buy the slightly smaller size soon too, just to take up a little less room in my tool bag. I wouldn't say they're cheap though. In the UK at least, they're around £25-£40 depending on which size. Not super expensive, but compared to basic trim pullers it's a a decent chunk of change.
Swanson speed squares are a must have. 100 year anniversary of their company this year. They have a set with a tiny 4" trim speed square and a normal 7". Got my new set at lowes.
I was recommended for butane soldering irons to go to a cigar shop and get the most distilled butane possible. Make sure it says quadruple distilled or better, so that any impurities don’t get into your butane jets in your iron.
Maybe you were talking about a damaged tape measure, but for everyone who doesn't know the end of the tape measure has front to back play to allow for the measurement to compensate for the thickness of the hook whether you're taking inside or outside measurements.
About the acetone dispenser, the other great benefit is that, the alternative is probably leaving the can open and having the potential of knocking over and spilling flammable liquid all over.
Yeah I use the iMachinist blades from Amazon. They are inexpensive and work well, much cheaper than getting them “custom” made form a saw blade company
I got all Milwaukee drills and batteries in the shop and I smoke through a M18 5.0 battery almost every day. At home we have my wife’s Ryobi drill, which we actually use all the time cause it’s my garage drill for motorcycle projects. I’ve charged it once since I’ve known her, and she said she had never charged it
Happy holidays to you, this was a great Video, I did notice something on your "tungsten sharpener what is the modification that is on the barrel of the Milwaukee Rotary tool?
If you ever run into threads that aren't on your thread file. Get a triangle thread file also known as a slim taper file. One time I spent a whole work day hand filing this huge 2in diameter thread on a boat rudder.
OMG, $80 for a Justrite solvent dispenser can? I found 3/$10 plastic acetone dispensers, 4oz work fine. That's a good list. I find that I already own about half of them.
Dude... Get Lost!! I Love that! and for that I am going to Subscribe!! And I like Ryobi too!! I have Milwaukee fuel Tools as well & they not bad.. Love your Videos and Very Helpful!!
i like beater digital calipers.. but for battery sabing the igaguge absolute ones are nice because they can fully turn off to save the battery. you could mod cheapos with a true kill switch if you re-zero every time.
never knew about the adjustable transfer punches..handy! The ryobi mister fans are very good, multiple cheap tools is often better than 1 expensive one... less bit changes, and when a tool breaks on a sunday night.....
I mean, the Lime Green brand comes from the same company as the Red brand. I personally think the only thing that makes one tool better than another is its use in the field. if your just DIYing in the garage, buy the cheaper stuff and take your time. If you're on a jobsite and eating through 3 or 4 5ah batteries a day then buy something a little more substantial. Rome was built without electricity. the case color on your impact doesn't matter.
This is all shit I’ve been putting off getting😅 but I gotta good start up now so I can focus on little quality of life improvements and fine-tuning some equipment every time I button something up I wish I would’ve done it sooner
I HATE that motion sensor on the headlamp, every time I move my head in a tight space it turns the light off. Then the button to cycle the motion sensor on/off is beside the light on/off - which is probably how the sensor keeps getting turned on to start with. I'd be happier with just an on/off and banging my head against a wall when i don't want to touch it 🤣
@@jack002tuber I've had off brand air chucks and fittings from Harbor Freight and they were never any good. But with cheap products the problem there is variability. Some may be good and others not so good. That's a large part of why it is cheap. There's just no consistency. Quality Assurance is completely lacking. They let the customer do the inspection and pass the savings onto you? That works for some but not for me.
I bought a canvas LV bag with my first bonus and within 2 years the purse was cracked/broken in multiple places and the store refused to repair or replace it. I don't know what resale value this crap has. I ended up donating it... well maybe I could buy a fake LV from kislux but these designers/robber barons don't even think about taking a dime from me. This one satisfies my fantasy of many authentic products and I can afford to buy them.
Woah... I think I just dropped about $4-500 on getting some of these "cheap" tools. I've been DYING to get a Dalluge DA bar for trim work after someone showed me theirs removing trim on the front of my house a month ago. But I CANNOT find anybody selling them, and BEWARE! I found one... price too good to be true. And it was. And they stole my credit card number. So I got two of the trim pullers (I see me losing one in the shop, and needing another one). My old setup table doesn't have the structural strength to be a miter saw stand, and it's sagging, so I pulled the trigger on the one from HD, which was cheaper but also worked with my military discount. Aaaaand I picked up a number of other things. I've got to stay away from these kinds of videos! (I need those slip-on type of outer/under shoes... but.... ugh). Try not to make too many of those videos, mmmkay? (That's me saying THANKS for showing some great tools!) That panel lifter (2-pack, btw!) is going to save my back!
I have a Chanel lambskin square pearl bag and a Chanel handbag but my lambskin square petal bag I have worn 2 times and I am very careful but somehow still has small scratches on the leather and the gold on the clasp. I donât know what happened but I paid over $3,000 for it a few years ago and I am upset that it already has scratches. No one notices now but I notice the price I paid for it. Iâm saving up to buy another kislux bag now that I wonât be paying full price anymore.
A little too much hate on the Milwaukee heat gun. Don’t you feel that it was meant for a different type of work say…. heating pvc conduit or paint removal.
(I think) You desperately need a mic, the earbuds are not cutting it here. Straight ear-rape level audio quality. Good title, ok video, ran off immediately by audio.
I would like to add about first aid kit. If you working with big powerful tools like saws, drills, planers etc - please make sure you have tourniquets everywhere! Don't buy cheap shit from China, get good expensive ones, and make sure to try putting them few times before! If, God forbid, you cut an artery - you will have a bit less then a minute to stop the blood, and since most of us are alone doing our favorite stuff - you will have to help yourself! Spend 200 bucks, get yourself 5 of them, throw them everywhere within your reach and hope you will never have to use them! Be safe and be happy:)
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Not everyone can afford the most expensive tools. However, that should not be a barrier to getting stuff done. Awesome video!
Yeah, but some people CAN afford better tools, tools made in the USA, but they still buy the Chinese Amazon junk.
100% I agree with you. In-line with what you're saying; I don't think anybody needs the most expensive tools whatsoever. There are good quality tools and tool companies that are reasonably priced. Also if you acquire tools over a period of time, then you will be able to justify higher cost here-and-there as opposed to $$$ all at once.
I really liked this segment, everything started out as a gimmick, people said the light bulb was a gimmick, please keep up the great content, much appreciated!
I just want to say,
I have been watching you for a few years now.
The quality and information/tools you provide have been absolutely invaluable for me. As an electrician/fitter mechanic
Thank you for the contribution you are to others, I have purchased many tools from your recommendation which has saved many hours of my life my family and I appreciate the time and effort you put into this.
I look forward to contributing back to you many times over!
Genuinely the BEST tools you should have video I’ve ever seen. Fantastic
Almost my entire Christmas list came from this video. Love the headband light for the welding helmet!! I was using the Velcro one based on your original video.
Great post without any bothersome music! Thanks.
hahah Im not one for music in my videos, just lots of talking
@@MakeEverything one of your links "Quick Depot" I believe should be "Home Depot"
Good stuff full of useful nuggets. One nitpicky comment, your hands are very busy constantly bouncing and waving and turning the items. Less would be better. Keep in mind I’m an old cranky guy easily annoyed. 😑
@@MakeEverythingterrific! Also none of the stupid over editing with zooms in and out, annoying subtitles and stupid gimmick clips inserted. Bravo! 🙌🏻
I bought one of those Hoto electric screwdrivers and I use it all the friggin time. One of the best purchases I've made in years!
No stupid music love it! New subscriber here as a result!
Kind of a funny thing about tool snobbery. So many times, a tool that I have got5en cheap, modified or even made myself, can work better than a stock manufactured tool. I truly appreciated the fact that you showed so many curious people a possible tool that might work for their particular project(s) or shop and it probably cost them less than they thought. Maybe some people didn't even realize there is a "tool for that". Thanks for helping our knowledge and ideas progress. KK
Here's another cheap tool that I love for acetone - the HF MADDOX 32 oz. Refillable Pressurized Sprayer. Thanks, this is a must for all the wives for the husband who has everything.
Love mine for acetone. Metal prep, paint gun cleaning, discouraging wasps. Awesome tool.
Being a carpenter for 40 years, you have your main tool set. But you when building custom homes, you never know what you're getting into. I figured I was on any home, maybe 3 months . Some more, some less . So when I ran into something different, buying the tool from Harbor Fright was the best way to go . Saved tons of money. Plus, I found most of their tools really held up.
Do you at least cheer for the USA during the Olympics? Please tell me you don’t root for China.
1/9/25..So Happy New Year ! 80 yr old handy man here in (30-40°F) NewOrleans area. Love your channel & yur EZ to follow relaxed conversational style. 2day was cheap/inexpensive for metal/wood shop & on-site projects.👍👍✅️🪚🔧 big LoL on that spray paint can shaker! Also loved that trim molding puller (avoid holes in sheet rock etc). So love your attitude, innovations & solid work ethic. A+ all around! Stay warm, safe & carry on!👍🍺😊
Nice selection for the video. I love this style of content, it reminded me of tools I have completely forgotten about but could use hahah. Thank you!
One of the best "tools" videos on RUclips. A lot of stuff I hadn't considered - Thanks
Just a little note of warning: The 1-2-3 blocks are made for specific purpose. The ones I use are primarily for non-metal work and quick check. Therefore, they don't need all of the threaded holes inside. Most of the metal working ones are machine better with more threaded holes so they can be bolted down if needed. Obviously the more simple version are cheaper. My Son would use the more expensive type for His work.
Great collection! I bought my first LV when I was 25 and I've only used that bag a few times haha. Also, I love your clutch! I have an Eva clutch with the DE print and I love the little chain. But I don't want to spend that much money right now and the kislux always gets me the bag I want and it's just as good as the LV and one of my favorites. Durability
I too own and love tools from both of the green companies 😁! Mainly the cheap green tools since the expensive green tools are seriously nuts, and I love nearly all of them. Use what you can afford and also what makes you happy. My $25 silly little mini ryobi hot glue gun brings me joy every damn time use it.
Great video!
Loads of useful products or tools to get the job done.
Thanks
Great video, you showed me tools I was unaware of!!
“Getting stuff drilled out of them (eyes) really really sucks.” Talk about an understatement. The eye burr is the most terrifying thing I have experienced.
Yep, that's some FUNNNN...SHIT!
Especially when it feels like a needle stuck in your eye EVERY time it dilates for 2 or 3 days...HEAVENLY!!!
Mine happened even with a face shield & safety glasses... Pneumatic cutoff wheels EXPLODE if they get bound up...wish the apprentice KNEW that...He was 10 feet away too....
THANK YOU for the heads up on so many cool tools. I bought, just now, the Dewalt collapsing table based on your recommendation. I found it for fifty three dollars with free shipping. As for Milwaukee tools, they have the best advertising but Ridgid gives you a LIFETIME warranty INCLUDING batteries, NO questions asked. Imagine never having to buy another power tool battery.
Thats a great deal! Where'd you find that table so cheap!?!
Great video thank you for your due diligence covering everything so thoroughly
Thank you for watching it!
"as you get older, you should be getting smarter" lol
Love the Collins clamps!
First time on your channel. Lots of cool things ive never seen before. Thanks. 👊🏿
Let me tell you .. the butane iron at @41:00 or so - accidentally leaning on the hot end is a mistake you'll only make once. Speaking from experience 😅 I set mine down on the fender (unpainted project car), leant over the engine bay and stuck my forearm right on top of it.. took a second for my brain to register what the sensation was but that was long enough to leave a lovely burn!
@@aaronbuildsa ouch!!!
I own one of those Goldblatt trim pullers and can agree, they're brilliant. So much in fact, that I'm probably gonna buy the slightly smaller size soon too, just to take up a little less room in my tool bag. I wouldn't say they're cheap though. In the UK at least, they're around £25-£40 depending on which size. Not super expensive, but compared to basic trim pullers it's a a decent chunk of change.
I have the Ryobi die grinder. It works great. I love it.
Is that headlamp bright enough to let me see, beforehand, where I want my first strike?
Thanks. Really helpful video.
YES! That’s exactly what it’ll help with! I use mine every day
Swanson speed squares are a must have. 100 year anniversary of their company this year. They have a set with a tiny 4" trim speed square and a normal 7". Got my new set at lowes.
Go Big 12 or go home.
I was recommended for butane soldering irons to go to a cigar shop and get the most distilled butane possible. Make sure it says quadruple distilled or better, so that any impurities don’t get into your butane jets in your iron.
Thats a great idea! Ill definitely give that a try!
You take your crack smoking seriously.
Maybe you were talking about a damaged tape measure, but for everyone who doesn't know the end of the tape measure has front to back play to allow for the measurement to compensate for the thickness of the hook whether you're taking inside or outside measurements.
A lot of good information. Great video man
16:40 Metric is standard in 97% of the world though 😂
Chris thanks for sharing the information
Would you share the file you used to 3D print the bitholder for your Skil driver? I have the same one, and would LOVE to have bits onboard!
I’m gonna fix it up a bit and post it on inventables. If you shoot me an email I can send it to you!
This is the way a shop should look!
About the acetone dispenser, the other great benefit is that, the alternative is probably leaving the can open and having the potential of knocking over and spilling flammable liquid all over.
I've got a wen bandsaw had it for years love it,the wen brand blades are the best I've used, Dewalt blades are terrible, great video..
Yeah I use the iMachinist blades from Amazon. They are inexpensive and work well, much cheaper than getting them “custom” made form a saw blade company
I bought a kislux red mini Chanel bag, wish I had more Chanel bags, but considering my budget it's cool to have one bag
Damn bro, that is a killer grinder attachment, band sander !!!
I got all Milwaukee drills and batteries in the shop and I smoke through a M18 5.0 battery almost every day. At home we have my wife’s Ryobi drill, which we actually use all the time cause it’s my garage drill for motorcycle projects. I’ve charged it once since I’ve known her, and she said she had never charged it
Wood drill bits works as a transfer punch as well.
Happy holidays to you, this was a great Video, I did notice something on your "tungsten sharpener what is the modification that is on the barrel of the Milwaukee Rotary tool?
Great info - well done!
Great information!! 👍👍
If you ever run into threads that aren't on your thread file. Get a triangle thread file also known as a slim taper file. One time I spent a whole work day hand filing this huge 2in diameter thread on a boat rudder.
The easiest and best way to not lose safety glasses is to leave them on your face. Very informative video.
OMG, $80 for a Justrite solvent dispenser can? I found 3/$10 plastic acetone dispensers, 4oz work fine.
That's a good list. I find that I already own about half of them.
Where can I find that little inline air blower? Around the 2:00 mark. Thanks
Love your content and find it very useful Who makes the wall mounted porta-band saw shown on the wall behind you in this video
Dude... Get Lost!! I Love that! and for that I am going to Subscribe!! And I like Ryobi too!! I have Milwaukee fuel Tools as well & they not bad.. Love your Videos and Very Helpful!!
Ive got three Empire 6” combo squares in my work van just in case I misplace one on the job 😂
A note on the M18 heat gun, they are crap with the non-high output batteries, but work well with a high output M18 battery.
Il have to give mine another try… I almost feel like lately it’s gotten weaker maybe the element is damaged
You had me at, they are crap
Thanks for sharing these.... super helpful
I’ve got the Ryobi die grinder, great tool
Thank you good info made my list.
How much for a 3D printed skill screw driver bit holder? Ha!
Great video thanks for all this
for the plunger can, I would find a silicon lid cap for it so it would be sealed
Gorilla grip is excellent for pulling a panel out of a stack like if you have multiple panels leaning on a wall
i like beater digital calipers.. but for battery sabing the igaguge absolute ones are nice because they can fully turn off to save the battery. you could mod cheapos with a true kill switch if you re-zero every time.
never knew about the adjustable transfer punches..handy! The ryobi mister fans are very good, multiple cheap tools is often better than 1 expensive one... less bit changes, and when a tool breaks on a sunday night.....
You're going to be rezeroing cheap calipers all the time anyways.
I just need to import this whole list into my wishlist😂
We saw you drop that baton 4 Chris
I mean, the Lime Green brand comes from the same company as the Red brand. I personally think the only thing that makes one tool better than another is its use in the field. if your just DIYing in the garage, buy the cheaper stuff and take your time. If you're on a jobsite and eating through 3 or 4 5ah batteries a day then buy something a little more substantial. Rome was built without electricity. the case color on your impact doesn't matter.
Link for the inline air hose blower piece?
It should be in the description it’s call the coblo
I nomally don't watch long vids, however this had some good info
Thank you! This is the longest video I've ever produced but I wanted to give each tool a little bit of time so it didn't just feel like a brush over.
Fantastic
The tank knob indicator is currently unavailable. So I guess I'm about to fire up Fusion360 and model one...
👍👍👍👍👍👍thanks
This is all shit I’ve been putting off getting😅 but I gotta good start up now so I can focus on little quality of life improvements and fine-tuning some equipment every time I button something up I wish I would’ve done it sooner
Get my wife the can shaker🤣🤣🤣🤣
I HATE that motion sensor on the headlamp, every time I move my head in a tight space it turns the light off. Then the button to cycle the motion sensor on/off is beside the light on/off - which is probably how the sensor keeps getting turned on to start with. I'd be happier with just an on/off and banging my head against a wall when i don't want to touch it 🤣
You mentioned Amazon several times, but none of your links point back to Amazon. How come?
Harbor freight has air fittings that are way less than five or six bucks each
Yeah and they're absolute garbage. Buy Milton.
@@1pcfred I have some that are over 20 years ole and work perfectly.
@@jack002tuber I've had off brand air chucks and fittings from Harbor Freight and they were never any good. But with cheap products the problem there is variability. Some may be good and others not so good. That's a large part of why it is cheap. There's just no consistency. Quality Assurance is completely lacking. They let the customer do the inspection and pass the savings onto you? That works for some but not for me.
@@1pcfred HF sells Milton air fittings for around $2 each
Ryobi is owned by Milwaukee and why some tools is not made by Milwaukee
I bought a canvas LV bag with my first bonus and within 2 years the purse was cracked/broken in multiple places and the store refused to repair or replace it. I don't know what resale value this crap has. I ended up donating it... well maybe I could buy a fake LV from kislux but these designers/robber barons don't even think about taking a dime from me. This one satisfies my fantasy of many authentic products and I can afford to buy them.
ITT make Ryobi, Milwaukee, heart, age/ridgid
tan significatiu, meravellós
Great video. I agree don't be a tool snob.
Woah... I think I just dropped about $4-500 on getting some of these "cheap" tools. I've been DYING to get a Dalluge DA bar for trim work after someone showed me theirs removing trim on the front of my house a month ago. But I CANNOT find anybody selling them, and BEWARE! I found one... price too good to be true. And it was. And they stole my credit card number. So I got two of the trim pullers (I see me losing one in the shop, and needing another one). My old setup table doesn't have the structural strength to be a miter saw stand, and it's sagging, so I pulled the trigger on the one from HD, which was cheaper but also worked with my military discount. Aaaaand I picked up a number of other things. I've got to stay away from these kinds of videos! (I need those slip-on type of outer/under shoes... but.... ugh). Try not to make too many of those videos, mmmkay? (That's me saying THANKS for showing some great tools!) That panel lifter (2-pack, btw!) is going to save my back!
I have a Chanel lambskin square pearl bag and a Chanel handbag but my lambskin square petal bag I have worn 2 times and I am very careful but somehow still has small scratches on the leather and the gold on the clasp. I donât know what happened but I paid over $3,000 for it a few years ago and I am upset that it already has scratches. No one notices now but I notice the price I paid for it. Iâm saving up to buy another kislux bag now that I wonât be paying full price anymore.
Absolutely hilarious that this video about cheap tools is getting bot comments for fake bags lmfao
A little too much hate on the Milwaukee heat gun. Don’t you feel that it was meant for a different type of work say…. heating pvc conduit or paint removal.
Knuckle skin, meet large sander.
I use Milwaukee but tool snobs are so dumb….and so poor. Every company has its good and bad
(I think) You desperately need a mic, the earbuds are not cutting it here. Straight ear-rape level audio quality. Good title, ok video, ran off immediately by audio.
I would like to add about first aid kit. If you working with big powerful tools like saws, drills, planers etc - please make sure you have tourniquets everywhere! Don't buy cheap shit from China, get good expensive ones, and make sure to try putting them few times before! If, God forbid, you cut an artery - you will have a bit less then a minute to stop the blood, and since most of us are alone doing our favorite stuff - you will have to help yourself! Spend 200 bucks, get yourself 5 of them, throw them everywhere within your reach and hope you will never have to use them! Be safe and be happy:)
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If fakes can give me the same quality as the real thing, I need fakes! I don't want to pay more! I always buy the bags I want at kislux .