Best Pliers (SLIP JOINT)? US vs Japan, Vampliers, Kobalt, Irwin, Stanley, Tekton, Martin
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- čas přidán 25. 09. 2021
- 13 BRANDS: Vampliers, Kobalt, Irwin, Stanley Proto, Channellock, Tekton, Martin, Wilde Tool, Urrea, Crescent, Harden, Olympia Tools and Tsunoda. Pliers tested for grip on large and small fasteners, abrasive resistance of teeth, and efficiency and durability of pliers cutting through small and large nails. I purchased all of the pliers and NEVER accept sponsorships. So, thank you for supporting the channel!
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Dollar Tree pliers could not be tested as they broke during check-out.
Once again Japan makes an extremely long-lasting tool. I'm gonna be changing my entire tool bag to Japanese tools at this rate!
It seems like most of the time, the Japanese tools featured on your channel seem to perform as well if not better than the American brands. Japanese culture values perfectionism and the idea that there is always room for improvement- this philosophy is known as "Kaizen". American industrialism and bottom-line culture have a lot to learn from Kaizen if they are going to remain competitive in this modern globalized world.
There is no point in measuring ignoring the law of levers.
I know you never started this channel to make money, but the amount of respect you've achieved should be rewarded. You should start selling an annual published guide with all of your results. It could be in your merch or as a download to certain level patreon subscribers as a spreadsheet download. I'd buy one! I've always wanted to have all of your results at my fingertips as a comparison when making shopping decisions. It still blows me away, and I'm sure it does you too how big your channel has grown over the past 2 Years. Fantastic, I look forward to your videos every week. Thanks again for putting out great content, Galen Deig
I've been an automotive technician for over 20 years. Channellock is the best bang for the buck. I've had some for decades that still work great. Made in USA.
I would love to see a cooler competition! I haven't found anyone that has done a good comparison of coolers that isn't trying to get you to buy a particular cooler. I bought an Orca cooler, but Yeti and some of the other expensive coolers would be nice to see a cooler showdown.
You missed a test!! The blood blister on the palm test when slip joint pliers slip off something and pinch your hand!
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Japan does it well.
I’m going to take a moment here to compliment you for taking the time to test these tools the way you do. I gotta say you conduct the most extensive testing on everything you do, and I can’t imagine the actual time it took for you from start to finish. Thank you sir!
I love the reviews. I also like how even the stuff that doesn't perform so well, you don't take the common road and trash talk them, you just explain that they did not as good as other brands, and even then generally speak positively. True unbiased reviews and commentary.
I just wanted to say I greatly appreciate your channel. Sometimes I regret finding it since I have spent literal hours watching your videos. I'm impressed that you've stayed so consistent and work so hard to show all this. These days I always check to see if you have a video before I go out and buy something just so I can get a much better idea of what to buy. So again I really do appreciate you and your efforts/time spent. You serve the community well.
the way you say “thanks so much for watching. please take care, and look forward to next time,” is so genuine and i appreciate greatly what you do. always looking forward!
I've carried a pair of Crescent pliers on my hip everyday for the last 15 years and they just come in handy almost everyday. Absolutely love them. Love the channel.
The Channellock comes out decent again! So far I'm happy with my purchases (Linesman's and Needle Nose) and this just reinforces my desire to continue to support them. Thanks Project Farm!
"This tool will last a lifetime - we're gonna test that!" - damn, the dedication to the testing procedure is something else.
Made in Japan is almost always superior to other markets. Doesn't matter if its vehicles, tools, guitars, fasteners, kitchen gear, etc.
Team Tsunoda here, they make amazing pliers/cutters for the price. Thanks for including them!
These pliers last a lifetime