Nice video and nice tools. I work on the yachts (electrical assistance) and I use Wera inox without the rubber and after a year close at the sea, I have no damage in my tools. The knipex is a great brand, I got many tools of this company, but in my enviroment is better to protect the tools with a rust protector. If you want try the best scissor in the world, the intercable F1 is the only way, it's an italian company, you can cut until 50mm2 wire. For the crimper I use manual knipex, or another italian brand called BM, for the ratchet crimper, I got a pair for 10 years, always in a sea enviroment and that's in perfect condition. Screwdriver I love Wiha slim insulated, great german tool like wera and knipex, instead for deep scredriver socket I use Wera. socket and ratchet and manual wrench I love another italian brands, USAG and Beta, very strong tools. Bye Mauro from italy
I'm going to Elexshow next week, so came here for some inspiration... Although not on here, you've completely changed my opinion on two products you've purchased and reviewed. The first was the Veto Pro Pac toolbag, yes they are expensive but very well built and great usage of space. The second product was the MudGuard Overshoes, tough strenchy neoprene material that won't fall to piece within 10 minutes of being on the job.
I've used those pry bars for years now.. great tool, but don't expect the floor boards to be undamaged. You'll always get an indent in the neighbouring board when levering. Sometimes you get away with it... depends how well secured the boards are. Quite fancy one of those Bahco knives though... looks pretty handy!
There is a better wera hex kit, with small springy steel balls in the rounded end, so the screws can click on and stay, when you need to do a deep mount in tight spaces.
Hi Artisan. Like those knipex bent pliers beautifully made. The joker wera is a lovely tool.😄 The snickers trousers are nice but ...I saw on skillbuild a stretchy blue ( a fitted style ) but I think abit overpriced .
Amazon say next day delivery with prime, but less than half my orders arrive the next day.That Stanley chisel is garbage, broke 1st time using it. The Joker spanner looks like the kind of tool that disappears very easily.
Why is everything on your videos repeated. You say alot of stuff at least twice. Cut it out and compress your videos. Go for quality rather than quantity. Constructive criticism.
as an electrician do you have hoover i am carpenter so many sparks dont seen to own a hoover you seem very tidy and different from most sparks carry goood work just came across channel
Nice video and nice tools. I work on the yachts (electrical assistance) and I use Wera inox without the rubber and after a year close at the sea, I have no damage in my tools. The knipex is a great brand, I got many tools of this company, but in my enviroment is better to protect the tools with a rust protector. If you want try the best scissor in the world, the intercable F1 is the only way, it's an italian company, you can cut until 50mm2 wire. For the crimper I use manual knipex, or another italian brand called BM, for the ratchet crimper, I got a pair for 10 years, always in a sea enviroment and that's in perfect condition. Screwdriver I love Wiha slim insulated, great german tool like wera and knipex, instead for deep scredriver socket I use Wera. socket and ratchet and manual wrench I love another italian brands, USAG and Beta, very strong tools.
Bye
Mauro from italy
I'm going to Elexshow next week, so came here for some inspiration... Although not on here, you've completely changed my opinion on two products you've purchased and reviewed. The first was the Veto Pro Pac toolbag, yes they are expensive but very well built and great usage of space. The second product was the MudGuard Overshoes, tough strenchy neoprene material that won't fall to piece within 10 minutes of being on the job.
Thanks! Yeah the MukGuards are awesome I use them every day. And the VETO bags are EPIC
I've used those pry bars for years now.. great tool, but don't expect the floor boards to be undamaged. You'll always get an indent in the neighbouring board when levering. Sometimes you get away with it... depends how well secured the boards are.
Quite fancy one of those Bahco knives though... looks pretty handy!
Thanks yeah they are great!
How are these tools holding up? Would love to see some year on reviews
There is a better wera hex kit, with small springy steel balls in the rounded end, so the screws can click on and stay, when you need to do a deep mount in tight spaces.
Hi Artisan.
Like those knipex bent pliers beautifully made.
The joker wera is a lovely tool.😄
The snickers trousers are nice but ...I saw on skillbuild a stretchy blue ( a fitted style ) but I think abit overpriced .
Amazon say next day delivery with prime, but less than half my orders arrive the next day.That Stanley chisel is garbage, broke 1st time using it. The Joker spanner looks like the kind of tool that disappears very easily.
hope the thumbs okay chief, great videos, keep it up
Love the video the ads are annoying
Please keep us in mind when adding 5 ads to a 30 min video
The Snicker work pants looked pretty cool, but for here in Oregon they need to be FR rated.
Interesting!
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Another brilliant video
Thanks!
Would a pair of Roughneck 7" pry bars do the job of lifting the floorboards? They're easier carry around.
Yeah good call!
Link for those stretch Snicker pants, please
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Do the police know you have an arsenal of knives? Thought those were illegal
😂
Why is everything on your videos repeated. You say alot of stuff at least twice. Cut it out and compress your videos. Go for quality rather than quantity. Constructive criticism.
Thanks!
@@Tools4Sparks its bang on length in my opinion. well done
as an electrician do you have hoover i am carpenter so many sparks dont seen to own a hoover you seem very tidy and different from most sparks carry goood work just came across channel
I do have a Henry!