I don't usually write comments about these videos, but there are so many old (and some bad) things here, that I just had to speak up... 1- (0:01) Yes, you can use a crescent wrench, just about any crescent wrench, to pull nails but only if the nails are up out of the wood by 1/2" or more and only if the head of the nail is the right size for the crescent wrench. It would probably be better to use the hammer that you couldn't successfully drive that nail into the wood with, to remove it. 2- (0:11) Electrical cover plates take into account that part of an electrical box sits on the face of the drywall, countersinking into the drywall like this is unnecessary and it weakens the drywall (drywall actually gets a lot of its strength from the paper that is on both sides) 3- (0:36)A plastic hose clamp? I'll stick with the worm drive clamps that have been around for decades. They are cheap, reliable and available in sizes up to, I think 10 or 12 inches, and require a screw driver or nut driver to tighten rather than an expensive pair of channel locks. 4- (1:28) Lock wire pliers have been around for decades in the aircraft industry. I'm not sure when they were first used, but I know it's been at least 50 years. 5- (1:53) Five minute epoxy, who hasn't heard of this? It's available from the inexpensive stuff that you can buy in a grocery store, to high-strength industrial epoxies that can cost upwards of $100 per tube. 6- (2:04) "This machine unscrews any nut in seconds, no matter how tight it is". I'll stick with an impact wrench. They are smaller, lighter, just as powerful, doesn't have to be used from the ground, probably costs the same or less than that contraption, and I can put it IN my toolbox at the end of the day. 7- (2:27) Pneumatic and electric shears like this have been around for decades. Now you can get them in cordless too... 8- (3:01) "Every roofing company needs to have this". Again, these have been around for decades. It talks about preventing injuries, then shows a worker on a roof that was almost one misstep away from falling off the roof with a bundle of shingles. I assume this was shot in the USA, in which case you guys should know about OSHA having rules about using fall protection in situations like this. 9- (5:44) Pressure washer, another one that's been around for decades. Yes, you can cut many materials, including steel plate, with high pressure water- they've been doing this for decades too. 10- (6:33) Diamond discs for grinding concrete, wanna guess? Ya, decades... 11- (7:22) A cylinder hone, come on...? I'm almost 60 and we had these when I was in high school and they weren't anything new then. 12- (8:13) The Makita beam planer is not new or unique. Aside from Makita, these are manufactured by Mafell, Festool, Triton, HEMA and others. Once again these have been around for decades. 13- (8:38) This is the click-bait that got me to watch this video to begin with. "A tool on your keychain is super helpful, it can take you out of an emergency". Yes, I guess they can be, but exactly WTF does this thing do?? SO... what's next? Perhaps you could do a video on these electronic things I've heard about. They're amazing machines, almost magic. They have a keyboard like a typewriter, combined with a screen like a tv, and speakers like a radio. You can plug them into a wall or even run them on batteries. Now, if we could just figure out a way to use them to get information or send messages all around the world... BTW, my apologies to all. I never intended for this review to go on as long as it did. I resisted going off against all the clips because there are a couple cool ones, but they are overshadowed by how many bad ones there are.

*so creative so creative so creative*

If it doesn’t work as an adjustable wrench it always will work as a nail puller

Nice video mate and very good work. Keep it up. 👍😁

When I did roofing, we had the shingles delivered onto the roof. The delivery trucks had a boom lift that would put them on the roof with the pallet. We would just haul down what we didn't need. Easier down than up.

I like the tape thing for painting edges.

I do love a tool that can save me getting 'back paint' 9:09

The first item they show, the orange "auto wrench", was made black and decker about 20 years ago.

Que chulada de herramientas!

Amazing tools

It's full of interesting videos. Good

Going to save a lot of back paint with that tool!

The chain wip looks more like a weapon than a tool, I mean, what situation would you really use it safely? Cutting long grass?

مثل همیشه بی نظیر بود.ممنون👍👍👍👍

How and where can we order those fantastic tools?

I had the idea for masking master 20 years ago, I'll need to get one.

How do we get a list of each product and name I wanna order a bunch of this stuff

참 신기한 도구들이네요^^!!

Really fantastic video. Thanks a lot.

@1:28 - those wire-twisting pliers aren't new. They've been around for decades. I was a helicopter mechanic in the US Army from 1985 - 2006 and I always had a pair in my toolbox.

The toolbar 3:23 looks quite handy

Some of these tools I have. The one is a pair of what we called in the military safety wire pliers. They are used to keep nuts and bolts secure and prevent them from backing out under heavy vibration. We used them in the aviation field. I believe snap-on sells them.

Incredibly useful tools with innovative features, designed to facilitate DO IT YOURSELF jobs. 👌👌👍👍

Mas onde compra esses produtos

What was the point of the steel chain whip, in what situation would anyone need that. It just seems unbelievably dangerous.

Can we have names of these tools please or a list of links to purchase these tools please for future videos ?

Most of these are very much like things that are already in the market place. It would be interesting to see how meany of these things are ever a success.

What was the keychain tool? Looks like something I would like to own.

@ 1:12 Always face the ladder when descending! I've seen slip and falls that put guys out of work

ادوات عمل متجنن لكنها غالية جدا جدا غريب سوف تدخل اسواق قريبا من جزاءر مدهش و راءع واعجبني جدا من جزاءر

Oh thank God....I always need to take nails out when using a crescent wrench on nuts and bolts ......

Figured this is the best way to get in contact with someone since this is their most recent video, been watching their car repair videos and am looking at getting the rear end of my 1993 Nissan 300zx repaired, was considering doing the repairs myself but then came across this and began becoming curious as to how much they charge for something like this. Even if it’s a fair amount more in cost it might be worth it considering Ik very little about the repairing process meaning it would be done the correct way and I’m almost positive it’d be done one hell of a lot faster as well.

A preview of products without providing a source for getting additional information is a waste of my time

I enjoyed it, thanks for the video!

Did roofing as a kid. We used basically the same power hoist then. They were old 50 years ago and you make it sound like a new invention.

Впечатляет 💀 надо наверно всю жизнь на эти инструменты 🛠 копить?

I legit want to buy a few of these. Are they on the market or were these just product demos?

This one was a bit of mixed bag wasn't it? Some really cool stuff but also some completely useless or even dangerous. Stainless steel chain whip!?

The dandelion says, "I'll be back!"

Очень класные иструменты 👍 но с нынешними ценами только малоток отвёртка и гваздадёр по корману .

The maskin Tape I could've used that a million dam times . Like that . But after doin so many houses you get fast and accurate. I would like to try that one out . Painting and building homes my whole life . Hell I dropped out of school to help mom pay the Bill's and this is the trade I got into . And shingling roofs . I.sounded like a machine gun up.l there with that coil nail gun...now after all the years doing that work . My backs all messed up and got shit to show for it . But a broken down body .. life goes on .

Quién querría arrancar una pequeña flor con una herramienta así 🤔

Great tools. Can I order them or are they available in South Africa? Thank you Sir. 🙏🇿🇦Vetri South Africa.

00:01 1- 7 SACA PREGO 00:12 2-ferramenta transbordante - ESCAREADOR DE BORDA 00:27 3-rebite-PORCA REBITE 00:36 4-ABRAÇADEIRA plástica em mangueia 00:51 5-APLICADOR ALINHADOR DE FITA 01:01 6-TESOURA CORTA ARAME 01:08 7-ESCADA LEVE DE RODAS 01:27 8-ALICATE GIRADOR 01:42 9-IMANTADOR DE BROCA 01:53 10-SUPER COLA solidificador de furos 02:04 11-DESPARAFUSADEIRA 02:18 12-BANCADA PARA FERRAMENTA 02:26 13-TESOURA ELÉTRICA PARA CHAPA 02:38 14-GUIA PARA FIOS 03:01 15-ESCADA PARA ELEVAÇÃO MOTORIZADA 03:22 16-AMOLADOR DE FERRAMENTAS 03:57 17-CHAVE FIXA ESTRELA 04:11 18-VENTOSA 04:21 19-SOPRADOR DE FOLHAGEM 04:33 20-ASPIRADOR CARRINHO COM TRITURADOR DE GALHOS 04:56 21- SACA PORCA PRESA 05:15 22-GABARITO PARA RISCAR 05:26 23-REMOVEDOR PNEUMÁTICO DE PREGOS 05:44 24-LAVA JATO DE ALTA PRESSÃO COM ÁGUA DO BALDE 06:06 25-TORCEDOR DE FIOS PARA EMENDA 06:36 26-DISCO DIAMANTADO PARA ALISAR CONCRETO 06:53 27- REFRIGERAÇÃO/LUBRIFICAÇÃO PARA FERRAMENTA DE FURO/CORTE 07:08 28- REMOVEDOR DE PRAGA DA GRAMA 07:23 29-LUBRIFICANTE DO INTERIOR DE TUBOS 07:41 30-ENXADA ROTATIVA 07:55 31-SOLDA EM ALUMINIO 08:14 32-PLAINA ELÉTRICA 08:25 33-ESQUADRO (2 EM 1) E CANTOS COM ANGULOS NÃO RETOS 08:38 34-FERRAMENTA DE CHAVEIRO 08:41 35-SUPORTE PARA FURADEIRA 08:53 36-SERRA FURADEIRA

1.29 Locking wire tool has been around for over 40 yrs.

How nice to be able to do chores at home, which give you great satisfaction! I mounted the kitchen of Ikea to my sister, with two hobby equipment that are absolutely not good to do those jobs there! And even I mounted it all without problems and without having professional equipment!!!! How do you say? Life is made up of small things that spur you to give your best and continue! Scusate se ci sono evidenti errori ma per questo devo ringraziare il traduttore di Google e a me per non aver studiato al tempo quando potevo

@ ≈ 2:29 can confirm - that style of shears, the pneumatic ones, are really good on sheet aluminum, like for semi trailer side panels! I was a trailer mechanic for 2½ decades, before I was disabled, and used them a whole lot! Their jaws do get dull and need chanted out, though.

Muito bom agente acha pra comprar esta ferramenta em que aplicativos mim diga ai ou é por telefone

Some of these are modern copy of old tools that are already in use.

Those wire twisters have been around since and before the 60's. I've used them many times at my job. Aircraft mechanic.

Always very cool videos!!

So nice and so Useful..I thing the live be so easy with this instrument

Some really cool tools here but what stores sell them

kỷ thuật sáng tạo, hay lắm😍😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Formidável ! Show

We were using that ladder lift for shingles and plywood over 30 years ago and still have it.

Oi como fazemos para conseguir essas ferramentas obrigado.

Interesting to see new tools, but what use is this video if you can't find what it is and how/where to get one?

Essas ferramentas são incríveis. Pena que não chegam ao Brasil.

Nice items, would be even better if you put the names of the items and where to get them.

Those blue clips I was using on vineyard irrigation systems 30 years ago.

Akıl ne kadar değerli. Bize bu aklı veren Allah'ta onu nasıl kullandığımızı elbette soracak

donde consigo ese tipo de herramientas en estado de México

Nice video Where I can buy such tools pls??

Really ingenious and simple 💯% cool review, well done! Thank you As always👍👍👍 🔴 I also have a video you can watch!

The thing is where do you get these tools from 🤔

Большинство настолько узко специализированных и сложных в изготовлении инструментов, что их массово ни покупать ни изготовлять не будут из-за стоимости или будут приобретать единицы

Anyone else worried that we're going to eventually run out of other levels?

idea asombrosa

These are all cool but many have been on the market for 5-10 years. Good times.

Super idea 👍👍👍

Parece excelentes ferramentas so falta a informação de como termos acesso a elas

luar biasa mantap

Top deixa o link das ferramentas

What's the tool in the thumbnail with the Paracord and bead attached?

99% of these tools will surprise you only if you haven't done anything in your life yet

Ok let me frank for a minute. I as a poor person might not have the ability to play with cool tools like these or the ones in your other videos; but these weekly videos remind me of show and tell and not just anybody its quantum he's always got the coolest toys. thanks for dedicating part of what you might do in a day to be 10 minutes of perfection for millions 🙂

창의력 진짜 오진다

Nothing incredible or to be amazed of, we just have to practise to use other ways, and fill our shelves and drawers with more tools and select the right one to do the job.

Adoro ferramentas ,queria todas ,os Serviços são executados com rapidez e segurança com as ferramentas certas !

Удивительный, потрясающий электронный разводной ключ-гвоздодер. Как только мне понадобится разбирать деревянный забор, который скручен болтами разного диаметра + прибит гвоздями, обязательно буду покупать такой!!!

Why advertise a greenworks pressure washer then end the pressure wash video with a dewalt washer blasting thru the wood on the pallet

Wish I could try then buy them all. The stimulation your videos give me is much appreciated 👍☺️

8:38 "...save a lot of back PAINT...". What a "back paint" is, I must ask. :) Adittionaly in 8 minutes I saw several top level tools but in next two minutes I saw much more. "Saw" is not a good world as I couldn't recognize some, due to the lack of time. Speeding up for the reason???

Teruslah menciptakan inovasi

That's all neat and dandy but I didn't came here to find the loudest disco party soundtrack ever though...

Nice job

*WELL, IN GENERAL, VERY COOL*

I really like your video

The priers at 1:30 have been in every aircraft mechanics toolbox since the 40s...

I feel like at least half of these are pretty "run of the mill" tools. Nothing overly exciting here

I LOVE the crappy naming of the tools also! Safety wire pliers - Twisty wire maker HAHAHAHA. They're used on aircraft, motorsports racing & aerospace equipment. Special bolts used in pairs, have holes inside the head for wire. They are used to secure them in place , no backing out due to vibrations.

فعلاً قبل شهر كنت في المريخ ورأيت هذه الأشياء 🤔

Super sophisticated equipment

This is the second time I've seen them use a thumbnail of the one device they don't explain nor demonstrate. I believe this is called clickbait, and I will no longer watch this channel.

Nice.. 🇧🇩Bangladesh

Wonderful and amazing video!!!!

8:38 what is this? ;o

Ferramentas muito incrível

Yes the next time I need to pull out a nail I'll reach for a wrench and completely destroy the wood surface I am trying to remove the nail from. Also that "center finder" you can literally make that with some scrap wood, and 3 nails or 2 nails and a pencil or if you want to get really fancy, one block of wood with two blocks of wood on the ends and a pencil or a pin in the center. It's not hard to find the center of something when you know the dimensions of it anyways. Yes center finders are useful but you'd have to be a fool to pay for one.