*SUGGESTION* : I just bought a brand new gravel bicycle. I've bought a maintenance/ wash stand for it. Now I need to get a comprehensive home maintenance toolkit. Perhaps you could partner with a bike repair shop on what should be in a good home bicycle maintenance toolkit. I'm sure there are probably specialist/ quirky bicycle tools/ small accessories that would be fun to review also. Just an idea !
@@ShadowFoam That would be great. All the best and greetings from Czech Republic where the industrial heritage here means there are still tools made here I believe
@@ShadowFoam All excellent. That level is beautifully made ( I guess the bracing keeps the wood from warping ). That multi-circlip tool looks very handy !
When my Dad passed a couple years ago I wound up with his 4 foot wood level made by American (the brand), I am not sure how old it is, but I know my Dad had it for at least 40 years. It is beat up a bit and a couple of the glass protectors are busted but all the level bubbles are still good and it still functions as it should. It is a beautiful workmanship that you just don't see often anymore.
So glad you found that Crick level, I've never heard of them. Their website sells levels as small as 8 inches and they've got a 12. All of them are customizable...you can choose vial color, rubber cushions, anti fog lenses, magnets. You can even choose from a few different wood options and have it engraved! A bit expensive but that's an heirloom quality tool
The idea to do a video on wooden tools is great but only if its for New makes for older tool (IMO) would be better as most don't have time too look for older tool or have the patients like you do.
@@ShadowFoam Love it that's what made me comment on the wooden tools That would make any set from the start be great don't you think, great craftsmanship.
What a lovely tool shop to find, the owner looked like such a nice guy. The Crick wooden spirit level, was a gem, the build quality second to none. You should make as sustainable tool wall. I have some Narex screwdrivers, wood and brass, they look way more expensive than they cost. They also make some amazing chisels. They would look so nice in one of your tool walls. Awesome show, thanks for sharing your epic tool shopping sprees and keeping us entertained.
We are going to USA this year what the best way we can bring tools home I love us tools shops And what is a No to put in our suitcase 😁 hopefully the wife doesn't look in my suitcase no clothes all tools 😅😅😂
What a lovely tool shop to find, the owner looked like such a nice guy. The Crick wooden spirit level, was a gem, the build quality second to none and a worthy tool to take the number one position. You should make as sustainable tool wall. I have some Narex screwdrivers, wood and brass, they look way more expensive than they cost. They also make some amazing chisels. They would look so nice in one of your tool walls. Awesome show, thanks for sharing your epic tool shopping sprees and keeping us entertained.
3:34 I believe the sand in the dead blow hammer helps absorb the energy and shock that is created through striking an object, probably has something to do with helping to add some weight to the mallet aswell to balance it, could be wrong but that's my thought. Either way another interesting video👍
❤ That level is amazing! I love how they stand up for thier product. I would love to see you do a Shadow wall for a crafter ie painter, resiner. Love seeing all the tools. ❤
Knipex are the only ones for circlips. We replace a lots of bearings in our race car and their internal circlip pliers turns a 2 man 10 minute job into a 10 second piece of cake. I never knew that circlip pliers were uniquely sized on the clip size until recently
That shop reminds me of a local independent shop we used to have in town called Hoods. Lots of stuff hidden away and you could spend a while just looking around. Unfortunately long gone.
Another great video filled with quirky tools 😎 the sand in a dead blow hammer is there to distribute the energy of the strike over a longer period of time.
Channellock Code Blue WideAzz series are hands down the best adjustable wrenches I've used. Most comfortable handle and widest mouth available that I've found. They pair nicely with Knipex Cobras or Pliers Wrenches!
Rugby! yeah in the US a "lineman" works on power lines, not really an electrician, and in our Football , your "linesman" is called the "line judge" in the US , they do the same thing.
I LOVE TOOL STORES IN AMERICA!! Sorry did I just shout that?.. I used to be an aircraft mechanic and I spent a couple years working in America but 9/11 happened while I was there and that was the beginning of the end of my aviation career. I accumulated an eclectic mix of quirky specialist aviation tools that I hadn’t seen while working here in Ireland and Europe! It seems, if there was an oddball task, even if it didn’t happen often, the Americans would design a tool for it! We’d just make do and modify whatever we had to make it work! 😂 My favourite tool store of all time was Tool territory in Sears but sears is now long gone! 😢 I could spend a whole day in sears just browsing… suited the Mrs too as she could do the rest of the mall.. 😂 I visited the states last year but only got to visit a harbour freight store. They get a bad rap for cheap tools but wouldn’t we love to have them here!! The value is unreal because not all of their stuff is bad. I would have loved your sf system when I was in aviation back then! My last job in the states was a contract for the usaf and I had to shadow every single tool I had but I was doing it with white packing foam.. 🙄 Anyway I’m now a maintenance tech in a medical device factory back home in Cork and not overly bothered by the tools as much. But your videos bring me right back! 😂 Keep up the great videos! Ps I’ve just had a thought as I was about to send this.. I do a lot of metal detecting and my detector is worth about €1200 so it needs to be looked after. Maybe I need to find a suitable case and get your foam?? 🤔🤔🤔
Spent beer o’clock out on this fine evening… let’s catch up on a usa Shadowfoam tool hunt. Today I collected my prescription safety glasses!!! Now I can see what I’m doing safely. 👍🏼
If you ever make your way or want to come to new Zealand I'll show you around the local tool shops here. You'll find plenty of quirky tools the Americans have a big influence over here. But some stolid local brands from Australia and New Zealand
i like the wood spirit levels as it like the tactile feel to it but wish uk had more tool shops and place's to go to see different tools and bits plus a camping site with a tool and work shop should be open so we can shill out with a bear or coffee with out the stress
I went to your website and do not see any US General, aka Harbor Freight tool boxes. I have the 5 drawer Mechanics Cart, actually have 5 of them, 1 is SAE, 1 is Metric, 1 is Pneumatic tools, 1 is Hammers and Pliers and 1 is a 'Catch-All' these foam liners would be great for some of my tools. Thank You for possibly making this size/brand. ICON is on my short list as well, Harbor Freight as well.
I’m a firm believer in the best tool is the one you have with you, I carry a Leatherman surge/ bit kit with me in my breast pocket and a 1/4 ratchet with a 10 and 13mm socket does me for probably 75% of the jobs you come across whilst walking around doing rounds where something just needs a quick adjustment. So would love to see yourself do a smallest toolkit maybe a few challenges thrown in there.
Don't get so much use out of my circlip pliers now with no bike on the road, but they still come out occasionally for fun and games in tight spaces. Now you've shown the wooden level, can't help wondering how hard it would be to make my own. 🤔
Love the level. I found one on Amazon Canada and i'm thinking of buying it. They have a dozen different lengths on offer . I cant believe it's actually cheaper here (about $75us) Keep it up from another tool junkie! Come to to the west coast, Vancouver, and i'll take you to the best tool store in Canada. p.s. The dead blow hammer has lead bird shot in it. The lead shot (small beads of lead)keeps the hammer head from bouncing on impact. I've always got one nearby in case something needs a bit of "persuading".
good grab on that crick level. one of the few quality tools still made here. find yourself a pair of malco eagle vise grips if you want another vanishing quality American tool
The sand in dead blow is to stop it bouncing like a regular mallet. All of the energy of your swing goes into whatever you are wallopping. For me Sand isn't heavy enough. I'm in the process of making a wooden dead blow mallet (As seen on Steve Ramsey's Weekend Woodworker Channel) I have put split shot in the cavities. That Wooden Level is a thing of beauty, hope it performs as good as it looks, although think I would put it on a shelf and look at it rather than use it.
Just catching up, enjoying your latest vlog ….your first tool was an Apex…just back from a cruise on the Celebrity Apex to the Arctic Circle .Love the wooden level …needs to be displayed not used , what a lovely thing
@@ShadowFoam Expensive! Norway and the Arctic Circle cruising was amazing …loved all the ports of call but the food on the ship wasn’t anything to write home about …enjoyed a McDonalds in Kristiansand though .😂
It's lucky you have a private jet to bring these tools and boxes back from the States! When are you going to Japan to get a load of Engineer pliers and traditional chisels and planes?
The 2mm T-Bar Allen key looks like its bent already, the trouble with such long allen keys, especially the smaller ones is the torque, they end up twisting or slipping out and bending!
I've never bent an Eklind hex key ever. The extra long ones seem to be spring hardened. I can give a bend to it for close quarters and it springs right back. Over 15 years I wore out the tip of a 5mm, I just cut off the first 1/2'' or so with a diamond wheel on a small angle grinder and it was back to new.
Nice set of tools, I haven't seen a set of wire locking pliers since my sprogship days. Liked the level, a set of wooden tools would look great in Shadow Foam.
DESTINATION: Esh Hardware & Farm Supply, in Ronks, Pennsylvania, USA next time you visit. Very cool store, lots of high quality tools. Run by the Amish community.
GREAT video. Other tool stores i like are Finkle Hardware in Lambertville, NJ.... Well off the beaten path, old time hardware store. The other is Harry J. Epstein in Kansas City. I have not been to the physical store, but they have a very great internet presence. Good quality tools!!
sand in the hammer to absorb the recoil/vibration hence the name deadblow , doesnt bounce back and cant feel the impact but you probably already knew that 😆
Ive just spend like 300 quid on tools, videos like this is bad for my health and wallet 😂 For electrician a must have are those small wireless pocket thermal printers.
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*SUGGESTION* : I just bought a brand new gravel bicycle. I've bought a maintenance/ wash stand for it. Now I need to get a comprehensive home maintenance toolkit. Perhaps you could partner with a bike repair shop on what should be in a good home bicycle maintenance toolkit. I'm sure there are probably specialist/ quirky bicycle tools/ small accessories that would be fun to review also. Just an idea !
And I appreciate that idea! Thanks for letting me know, I’ll see what I can do! 👌
@@ShadowFoam That would be great. All the best and greetings from Czech Republic where the industrial heritage here means there are still tools made here I believe
Park tools do some great quirky bike tools
@@ShadowFoam I'm an experienced professional bike mechanic and happy to share thoughts if you have any questions.
That level is simply gorgeous. The sales guy was right, it should be hanging on a wall as art.
Tempted to do just that 👌
I bet the 4' ones are an arm and a leg. I just looked. $200. $3.50 to engrave your name on it.
The level is beautiful
Yup, that level is a showpiece, it would make any high end, particularly woodworking or carpenter, shop look even more classy
Certainly makes my place look classier
Heck yeah! Make a box with oldschool wooden long lasting tools!!
Wright Tools are absolutely top notch.
That shopkeep really knows his products ! Great guy
No doubt! Top guy, what did you think of the tools?
@@ShadowFoam All excellent. That level is beautifully made ( I guess the bracing keeps the wood from warping ). That multi-circlip tool looks very handy !
Sand stops the rebound.
Love the idea of a retro tool box, new tools but made the way they use to just like the amazing spirit level.
Never seen a tools and more around my neighborhood in Ohio. I really like your quirky tools reviews.
heck yeah, do it, vintage tools / wooden tools
When my Dad passed a couple years ago I wound up with his 4 foot wood level made by American (the brand), I am not sure how old it is, but I know my Dad had it for at least 40 years. It is beat up a bit and a couple of the glass protectors are busted but all the level bubbles are still good and it still functions as it should. It is a beautiful workmanship that you just don't see often anymore.
Dead blow hammer has sand in it to prevent the hammer from recoil. The sand absorbs the impact.
So glad you found that Crick level, I've never heard of them. Their website sells levels as small as 8 inches and they've got a 12. All of them are customizable...you can choose vial color, rubber cushions, anti fog lenses, magnets. You can even choose from a few different wood options and have it engraved! A bit expensive but that's an heirloom quality tool
Love the American tools, they just ooze quality
Love it, specially t-handle set and of course the packout box (want it so bad)
Just the video I needed when I didnt no anything to do. Keep them up!
my pleasure mate, hope you enjoyed it!
I definitely did.
That refurb/repair value for the wooden level is amazing, it'd be great if more tools were like this where possible.
Man… that level!! 😎
Hell yes
A nice all wooden tool kit
In an awesome OLD WOODEN toolbox that been redone 🎉
You got that right!
The steel shot within the hollow head moves forward immediately behind the hammer blow to eliminate any rebound and transmit additional force.
Thanks for the info! 👍
I love that level😊
The level looks a great pick. I think I’d been drawn to it too.
The idea to do a video on wooden tools is great but only if its for New makes for older tool (IMO) would be better as most don't have time too look for older tool or have the patients like you do.
Thanks for the input, I’ll take it on board! What did you think of the crick level?
@@ShadowFoam Love it that's what made me comment on the wooden tools That would make any set from the start be great don't you think, great craftsmanship.
I love that wire twister. I used it often in the air force. Just loved working with wire locking
Crick DOES make a torpedo type level. If you check on their site they will even engrave it for you. Pretty cool actually
Try a Rockler woodworking store some time, they usually have a few quirky tools besides the nice staples
Thanks for the tip!
I still use my dads wooden handled screwdrivers, they fit perfectly in the hand and last in my case two lifetimes.
I would love an all wood tool kit. My grand father used to make tools . And I still have a few of his wood tools
Yes Please show more different and Quality Tools !!!! I truly enjoyed this episode!
Hi Chris, I am happy to hear that! Have you seen my other recent US hardware store trips?
What a lovely tool shop to find, the owner looked like such a nice guy. The Crick wooden spirit level, was a gem, the build quality second to none.
You should make as sustainable tool wall. I have some Narex screwdrivers, wood and brass, they look way more expensive than they cost. They also make some amazing chisels. They would look so nice in one of your tool walls. Awesome show, thanks for sharing your epic tool shopping sprees and keeping us entertained.
We are going to USA this year what the best way we can bring tools home I love us tools shops
And what is a No to put in our suitcase 😁 hopefully the wife doesn't look in my suitcase no clothes all tools 😅😅😂
What a lovely tool shop to find, the owner looked like such a nice guy. The Crick wooden spirit level, was a gem, the build quality second to none and a worthy tool to take the number one position.
You should make as sustainable tool wall. I have some Narex screwdrivers, wood and brass, they look way more expensive than they cost. They also make some amazing chisels. They would look so nice in one of your tool walls. Awesome show, thanks for sharing your epic tool shopping sprees and keeping us entertained.
The sand in the mallet in for reducing the vibration in each strike🙂
Love the wood level !!
Thanks for the info for all of us! 👍
That level is lovely and the beads /sand in the hammer is to stop bounce back and vibrations thro handle isn’t it
Love that wooden level.
Top tool pick for sure!
Love all these quirky videos!! Thanks!
I would love to see all wooden tools kit!
3:34 I believe the sand in the dead blow hammer helps absorb the energy and shock that is created through striking an object, probably has something to do with helping to add some weight to the mallet aswell to balance it, could be wrong but that's my thought. Either way another interesting video👍
❤ That level is amazing! I love how they stand up for thier product. I would love to see you do a Shadow wall for a crafter ie painter, resiner. Love seeing all the tools. ❤
Knipex are the only ones for circlips. We replace a lots of bearings in our race car and their internal circlip pliers turns a 2 man 10 minute job into a 10 second piece of cake. I never knew that circlip pliers were uniquely sized on the clip size until recently
Would be interested to see if those interchangeable circlip pliers are any good.
I've never had a good experience with anything other than Knipex.
I’ll do a follow up in the future after having a play with them 👍
Love the level. Would love to see you do the sustainable pack out
That shop reminds me of a local independent shop we used to have in town called Hoods. Lots of stuff hidden away and you could spend a while just looking around. Unfortunately long gone.
Shame to hear that mate!
The sand in the dead blow hammer creates a second hit, preventing the bounce, it puts more energy into your blow.
My precut Shadowfoam sets for Festool and DeWalt are fantastic! Wish I’d set my shop out this way years ago!
Please make a shadowfoam bottle opener - like the Wera ones! your followers need this 😂
Haha I’ll look into it Dave
Just found your channel and I’m a happy chappie 👍
Another great video filled with quirky tools 😎 the sand in a dead blow hammer is there to distribute the energy of the strike over a longer period of time.
Channellock Code Blue WideAzz series are hands down the best adjustable wrenches I've used. Most comfortable handle and widest mouth available that I've found. They pair nicely with Knipex Cobras or Pliers Wrenches!
I must admit, I’m impressed with them too! 👌
Rugby! yeah in the US a "lineman" works on power lines, not really an electrician, and in our Football , your "linesman" is called the "line judge" in the US , they do the same thing.
Now that’s what you call a level made to last 👌🏻
The sand helps absorb the impact of the blow and reduce vibration up the shaft
Keep up the amazing videos 🎉
I LOVE TOOL STORES IN AMERICA!!
Sorry did I just shout that?..
I used to be an aircraft mechanic and I spent a couple years working in America but 9/11 happened while I was there and that was the beginning of the end of my aviation career.
I accumulated an eclectic mix of quirky specialist aviation tools that I hadn’t seen while working here in Ireland and Europe! It seems, if there was an oddball task, even if it didn’t happen often, the Americans would design a tool for it! We’d just make do and modify whatever we had to make it work! 😂
My favourite tool store of all time was Tool territory in Sears but sears is now long gone! 😢
I could spend a whole day in sears just browsing… suited the Mrs too as she could do the rest of the mall.. 😂
I visited the states last year but only got to visit a harbour freight store. They get a bad rap for cheap tools but wouldn’t we love to have them here!! The value is unreal because not all of their stuff is bad.
I would have loved your sf system when I was in aviation back then! My last job in the states was a contract for the usaf and I had to shadow every single tool I had but I was doing it with white packing foam.. 🙄
Anyway I’m now a maintenance tech in a medical device factory back home in Cork and not overly bothered by the tools as much. But your videos bring me right back! 😂 Keep up the great videos!
Ps I’ve just had a thought as I was about to send this.. I do a lot of metal detecting and my detector is worth about €1200 so it needs to be looked after. Maybe I need to find a suitable case and get your foam?? 🤔🤔🤔
Loving the prybars , cant have enough prybars for all the different applications in every day use , love the videos 👍
Spent beer o’clock out on this fine evening… let’s catch up on a usa Shadowfoam tool hunt. Today I collected my prescription safety glasses!!! Now I can see what I’m doing safely. 👍🏼
My grandfather was a stone mason and had some amazing old tools. A retro tool set would certainly be a lovely set.
I’m mildly addicted to klein tools. I’m finding their gear extremely well made.
Love the hand made stuff
Now that level will take some beating ❤ very nice collection
The wood level is a thing of beauty, would also like to see a torpedo version as I’d probably have it!
Another great tools video! Absolutely do one of old school and modern sustainable tools
If you ever make your way or want to come to new Zealand I'll show you around the local tool shops here. You'll find plenty of quirky tools the Americans have a big influence over here. But some stolid local brands from Australia and New Zealand
Looking good and really like the Pry bar good looking size and also different sizes.
i just love a store like that. the level is so cool, a truly pretty tool
And all the instructions on the underside of the label were fascinating 😎
Vintage tool box is a great idea.
Absolutely would love a pair of the channel lock circlip pliers, would make loads of room im my circlip drawer!
Well Tools and More would be the place to get them! 👍
That level is amazing to look at
Make the old school tool box!
Great stuff!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, which tool stood out to you?
i like the wood spirit levels as it like the tactile feel to it but wish uk had more tool shops and place's to go to see different tools and bits plus a camping site with a tool and work shop should be open so we can shill out with a bear or coffee with out the stress
Agreed! I’d love more tool shops to visit in the UK
Your displays are stunning!
I went to your website and do not see any US General, aka Harbor Freight tool boxes. I have the 5 drawer Mechanics Cart, actually have 5 of them, 1 is SAE, 1 is Metric, 1 is Pneumatic tools, 1 is Hammers and Pliers and 1 is a 'Catch-All' these foam liners would be great for some of my tools. Thank You for possibly making this size/brand. ICON is on my short list as well, Harbor Freight as well.
That level looks awesome.
Linesman pliers, or for who else but a man who works on the (power) lines.
American English is sometimes so quirkily simple.
I’m a firm believer in the best tool is the one you have with you, I carry a Leatherman surge/ bit kit with me in my breast pocket and a 1/4 ratchet with a 10 and 13mm socket does me for probably 75% of the jobs you come across whilst walking around doing rounds where something just needs a quick adjustment.
So would love to see yourself do a smallest toolkit maybe a few challenges thrown in there.
i use that quote all teh time mate, so you and I are in full agreement, keep your eyes peeled as I am working on a compact tool kit video
@@ShadowFoam aye, I’ve heard it said a few times on the videos, your videos are a Friday night essential now, I’ll keep an eye out.
Don't get so much use out of my circlip pliers now with no bike on the road, but they still come out occasionally for fun and games in tight spaces. Now you've shown the wooden level, can't help wondering how hard it would be to make my own. 🤔
You've got to show me what you come up with if you decided to make your own!
Wish I could go to America and visit these hardware stores, obviously I wouldn’t be bringing the Mrs with me 😂
Sand makes a dead blow mallet, does not bounce when it strikes
Love the level. I found one on Amazon Canada and i'm thinking of buying it. They have a dozen different lengths on offer
. I cant believe it's actually cheaper here (about $75us) Keep it up from another tool junkie! Come to to the west coast, Vancouver, and i'll take you to the best tool store in Canada. p.s. The dead blow hammer has lead bird shot in it. The lead shot (small beads of lead)keeps the hammer head from bouncing on impact. I've always got one nearby in case something needs a bit of "persuading".
Bit of “persuading” 😅
good grab on that crick level. one of the few quality tools still made here. find yourself a pair of malco eagle vise grips if you want another vanishing quality American tool
Hi Jonathan great video again also big thank you for the pliers arrived yesterday 👍🏻🌟
No problem, you'll have to let me know how they go down!
@@ShadowFoam yes I will do mate.
Glad I just came across your channel. New sub
Really enjoy watching this channel
Thanks mate, have you seen my other US tool shopping videos?
@@ShadowFoam Yh I’ve seen some I’m starting to watch them all
Let me know what other tool shops you'd like to see me visit!
Milwaukee isn't red in the UK because of Hilti!! I have the 6" wide channel locks and live them
The sand in dead blow is to stop it bouncing like a regular mallet. All of the energy of your swing goes into whatever you are wallopping. For me Sand isn't heavy enough. I'm in the process of making a wooden dead blow mallet (As seen on Steve Ramsey's Weekend Woodworker Channel) I have put split shot in the cavities. That Wooden Level is a thing of beauty, hope it performs as good as it looks, although think I would put it on a shelf and look at it rather than use it.
Just catching up, enjoying your latest vlog ….your first tool was an Apex…just back from a cruise on the Celebrity Apex to the Arctic Circle .Love the wooden level …needs to be displayed not used , what a lovely thing
Completely agree with you, how was your cruise?
@@ShadowFoam Expensive! Norway and the Arctic Circle cruising was amazing …loved all the ports of call but the food on the ship wasn’t anything to write home about …enjoyed a McDonalds in Kristiansand though .😂
Anything special on the mcdonalds menu in Kristiansand?
@@ShadowFoam the McFlurry Nonstop was delicious .Never heard of or seen one before .
It's lucky you have a private jet to bring these tools and boxes back from the States! When are you going to Japan to get a load of Engineer pliers and traditional chisels and planes?
Haha I wish I had a private jet 😅
Great video !!!
Glad you enjoyed it, which tool stood out to you?
The 2mm T-Bar Allen key looks like its bent already, the trouble with such long allen keys, especially the smaller ones is the torque, they end up twisting or slipping out and bending!
I've never bent an Eklind hex key ever. The extra long ones seem to be spring hardened. I can give a bend to it for close quarters and it springs right back. Over 15 years I wore out the tip of a 5mm, I just cut off the first 1/2'' or so with a diamond wheel on a small angle grinder and it was back to new.
Nice set of tools, I haven't seen a set of wire locking pliers since my sprogship days. Liked the level, a set of wooden tools would look great in Shadow Foam.
DESTINATION: Esh Hardware & Farm Supply, in Ronks, Pennsylvania, USA next time you visit. Very cool store, lots of high quality tools. Run by the Amish community.
Your luggage weight must have been nuts going home haha
Love the Shopping Videos
Glad you like them! Which tool was your favourite from this video?
Williams tools are interesting, got a feeling its Snap On owned
I just subscribed, I was looking for bosh reviews and stumbled upon your bosh handtool video. Love the content 💪💪
Thanks mate, welcome to the channel! Shall be covering the Bosch VDE tool range shortly!
Hart Stack System insert please!
Those Tee metric allen keys would be my pick, they are usually a bit short in the smaller sizes.
Good pick Nicholas 👍
GREAT video. Other tool stores i like are Finkle Hardware in Lambertville, NJ.... Well off the beaten path, old time hardware store. The other is Harry J. Epstein in Kansas City. I have not been to the physical store, but they have a very great internet presence. Good quality tools!!
Thanks for sharing! I'll be sure to seek them out if I ever find myself that way!
sand in the hammer to absorb the recoil/vibration hence the name deadblow , doesnt bounce back and cant feel the impact but you probably already knew that 😆
A linesman is also someone who works on overhead power lines.
I know I just wanted to make a joke 😅
Ive just spend like 300 quid on tools, videos like this is bad for my health and wallet 😂
For electrician a must have are those small wireless pocket thermal printers.