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- The best & Worst Power tools, heavy equipment & construction gear.
Futuristic tech and Top tools & more from around the world. Part 1 of 2. You Need to see to believe this Amazing equipment, weird & wild innovations.
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"Cold cut"
"How'd you do it?"
"Well what we've done, with the rpms and the blade we've built...it's a cold cut"
🤜Science
Lmaooo
Lmao i was waiting on a long explanation and he came in with that
Bill nye the science guy.
You did great, and I loved Mikita when I was a kid back in the 80's and grew up with the long handled screwguns, but drifted to Milwaukee when Mikita wasn't innovating, but goddamn Mikita's game is on point these days!! And I think it's pretty rad for them to hook you up, and you did a GREAT job at the convention, great tools too, electric dust sucking jack-hammer, awesome!
Just watched this with my 8 year old Grandson ! He said, "I wish I could like it 1000 times". Great job, we really enjoyed it.
Love to see the new products and inventions keep it coming
Great video, I wish it was even longer though. I can't wait till part 2.
Thanks, yes, more like this please. That "dustless" jackhammer was pretty cool.
rjtumbl
rjtumbl
Pooop
OSHA's just fucked man.
Travis Ryno Yeah, siliconosis is just a made-up stupid thing. Science.
So I have to admit, I have done my own work for 3 years now and I learn alot of what I know from you or other experienced guys/crews. I can't say enough how cool this video was and I can't thank you enough for teaching like you do. From bidding a job to what tools to use to how you have found or another person has found to make it easier. Positive attitudes like yours make it easier for guys like me to keep pushing through the struggles of this industry. Keep the videos coming and thanks alot. JT
This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing & keep up the good work yourself!
Happy to help you out 👍
Thanks for tidbit about jackhammer dust and the great overview on so many great products.
"Watch how easy it is to start"
Video editor: let's just skip to him getting it started 😂
After 3 minutes of vigorous pulling
First video I have watched of yours but it seemed pretty good. Like this format and I'll check out more.
Thanks Allen- Hope you like some others as well.
Awesome videos. Definitely like seeing the latest and greatest tools in action. Keep them videos comin.
Opened my eyes to new technology that will be useful. Thank you. Keep them coming.
Real word contractor doing reviews of new equipment... that's 99% of what we need. There's a guy who does this with pest control equipment and systems in Florida and it's cut my overhead by more than 20%.
Def cool. Love your videos. Keep em rollin'
Love these tool reviews! Keep them coming.
Great video Stan... keep them coming!
Love the editing on the makita 4 stroke saw!! This machine is easy to start after 30 minutes of struggling!!
Definitely be liked the video! Would love to see content about new lawn tools and equipment like mowers and blowers things of that nature. 😊
Kyle Parks sameeeee
Stan - What's your opinion of the dust control technology? I'd be worried about long term reliability of that equipment because of what looks like a lot of plastic connections. I can see that breaking after the first week in the back of a trailer, much less on the job site in hard (read: careless) use.
Jason Kraus
Jason Kraus I’m sure it’s like guards on skills saws their there and when osha decides to show up they have it ready to go so no one gets fined
Those rubber boots won't last long, and the proprietary filters will cost a bomb. All good for the company's consumable revenue. Still, it meets a need and someone will soon make mods that will suit high usage applications.
Water. Water is a good way to control dust. Cheaper than spending thousands on tools
Oh Man this was great. Please keep making vids like this. Loved it
I love seeing videos like this, showcasing all these cool new tools.
Very helpful. First video I saw of yours. Great job.
Thank you!
I frecking loved this video it took me back to when I was in a conservation/heavy equipment class. The school was called BOCES they are all over New York State. so I went to a woodsmen competition in 2015 and over 200 hundred students. I took 6th place in SkidSteer Rodeo in the state of New York also, I had first place from most of the day but lost it haha.
Im not even in this field, and dont normally watch these kinds of videos.... but i genuinely had fun watching these short segments on cool new tools
Love the video. Please keep doing reviews and coverage of trade shows.
The dustless stuff was great!
Doing jobs in offices, hospitals and other places that are afraid of a little dust will be much easier in the future!
Was it not just a cover attached to a shop vac?
It's a lot more than that. The silica dust warnings and OSHA regulations that are coming are insane. Small contractors will have to adjust and maybe even retool.
They aren’t afraid of dust. Your working in a hospital with people who are sick! I was in children’s hospital for cancer patients and if these kids get sick from silicon dust there immune systems are so weak and they can die. Dumbass
I liked the beam chainsaw on the skill saw👍🏻
I enjoyed the heck out of this video! I really like that Makita concrete saw.
Very cool,some of us can't get to all these places you get to,so appreciate you taking the time👍
Great job Stan!
Racing game game and you don’t know it is Andy and me we be eating 18th is off at off
I absolutely love my Power Rotary Scissors. They are the best for trimming, it just cuts the grass and it falls over. No more flying debris.
Awesome Sauce; Loved seeing these Awesome contractor tools.
I love the event and you handling tools make it that much more interesting
Thanks !
12 years ago I bought Makita tools and the cordless drill. Back then not water proof. Destroyed two batteries in an afternoon rain. Although 3rd batt still good and all tools still work.
liked the video looking forward to part two ps the jig saw-grover was very cool
WOW!!! Loved the 4stroke concrete saw. Please do more like this.
Love your Videos it was cool to meet you at the Logan Paul Build!
I met him when Greg Wittstock and company were building a koi pond at Logan Paul's house
I like it. Informative.
Great videos..i appreciate all the info you share with us contractors
This video was really cool! Love to see the new stuff
I love seeing tools like these . More please .
if you think a 4 stroke engine is going to delivery a high RPM power band you're in for a rude awakening
You can make a 4 strokes power band just as high or higher then your average 2 stroke! It is a matter of the engineer doing it. Back in 1998 yamaha built a 400cc 4 stroke that rev limits at 12,000. Way more reliable then a comparable 2 stroke that only ran up to 9000 rpms! It can be done without a problem! The 2 stroke power peeked at 7500 rpms while the 4 stroke pulled right to the 12,000 rpms! I have ran this engine as much as i could at the rev limiter since 2002! Still never have touched that engine.
rpms are not the issue as that can be solved with proper gearing. the main issue with 4 stroke is that they are heavier and require a bit more maintenance.
@@eatshitful
PFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTBWUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Power vs Reliability
Awesome video thanks for throwing it up
Stanley, You are AWESOME!!! LOVE the tool show!! And I'm putting a bunch of stuff on my list!!! HALLELUJAH!!! GOD BLESS YOU TOO!!!
Thank you William, hope you get everything on your list!!
You should do a vid of buying drills of Amazon target home Depot and Lowe's and put them to the test
Can you review the Makita Fogger and Blower combo? I’m inclined to buy given the multi purpose use.
Mosquitos in my area are savages and having this Fogger with blower combo would be ideal.
Only issue is the high cost.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will keep it in mind!
Very interesting Stanley - thanks for taking us along 2 thumbs up (y)
Thanks!
Awesome video. Very helpful and informative!
I wish I had that portable road system years ago. Doing tree work you sometimes have to plank your trucks into people's yards and that takes alot of time and can be a pain in the but.
But what
Your Butt
It's not just about regulations! Why would you want to clean up over and over all kinds of dusts if you can avoid it? Drill something in your garage or basement during renovations etc. If I do some repairs in my apartment and I have to constantly clean as I go to prevent dust accumulating... I'm no expert but I see productivity gains!
More time drilling, less time vacuuming
I'm a retired physical therapist and I love watching these videos. I just like seeing all of this technology it's amazing; it's like living in the future.
Happy to have you here watching, thanks !!
Thank you and thank you Makita. This was a great video. I I want to see more of them
Wow that portable road is something else
military has had them for decades when you make a beach landing its impossible to offload tanks without a road
I'm surprised the landscaping business didn't have it sooner the military used the same stuff on D Day.
@@thekodiak77 yes,the bobbin tanks one of "Hobart's Funnies"
The Kodiak 77 its called 3 quarter
LMFAO 😂💀
Love this stuff man, keep up the good work
This is good content for a regular tradesman such as myself. 👍🏾
Awesome, I would love to go and check it all out. Thanks for your highlights
That's not underwater. All Japanese electronics are drip and splash resistant, but can I take my Kyocera phone underwater to take video using my Makita tools working underwater, hopefully. I love Makita but let's be honest about wet versus underwater operation
Makita is a great product, it is a shame the batteries are not as great
I’ve got Makita 18v batteries that get used daily on the job site and in my cabinet shop and are more than ten years old. Not sure what you think could be wrong with their batteries.
as an HVAC mechanic i am using my drills constantly as well, only difference is i am having battery failures yearly, so i don't know. you tell me. would love to believe i was a singled out case, few people i know are having to buy them every year as well.
Stefan Bacon the new brushless stuff is potted so well it can be used under water, not for long, but all day in a rain. My experience anyway.
I lost my makita impact in the river. I pulled it out aver 24 hours later with a big magnet. battery was shot but the impact still works fine.
I like it. Film more next time
i watch a lot of your videos but this is my favorite.. i love to see whats new out there.. its be cool if you could do a whole series like this. i wish you cover more of the tools and longer of each one. good job stan
Thank you and I really appreciate the feedback!
Thank you for posting the video. Really liked the ground mats. Could have used them many times in northern MN.
that makita rebar cutter still leaves rebar exposed. might still need osha caps. all those makita vac tools looked like they wouldn't survive a ladder drop. still not ready to part from dewalt. warranty quality ergonomics etc.
“Under water”?? you mean light vertical sprinkle? Really get 18” of water above it and see what happens.
Hell yes love new toys to buy thanks for having us along and definitely make more
Glad to have you along, thank you !
very cool, loved the new makita stuff!!
The Makita guy running the concrete saw with no safety glasses and his pass hanging down like that is making adult decisions which could have adult consequences.
Ha, I was thinking the same thing!
Unbelievable
Yeah, and I don't know why he kept raving on about how it runs upside down when the manual clearly states:
- Never cut above your shoulder height (17).
- Do not wear any jewellery or clothing that can get caught or distract from the
operation of the Power Cutter
- Work gloves (F) of tough leather are part of the required work kit of the Power
Cutter and must always be worn when working with the Power Cutter.
Shona O'Neill some people work on jobs where people are hired to make sure you work safely. Some people make serious money performing work to a level that ensures safe completion. Some customers will pay greatly for said employees. Furthermore it is entirely reasonable to question why a rep of a company at a trade show is advising use of a product in direct opposition of manufacturers instructions. The legal ramifications of doing so is beyond your comprehension evidently at this juncture in your life.
Not to mention any body comes running around that corner gonna have a good lawsuit
For a company who advertises getting kosher with OSHA they sure seem to have no problem operating kwick cuts with no eye or hearing protection.
I had on eye protection but they didn't police me. I shot this on my own without them. so it really wasn't their call.
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek I wasn't talking about you, I was referring to the guy wearing the Makita shirt operating it. He might as well have been wearing flip flops.
I'm not going to say that's wrong though. I did most of my stone patio in flipflop with a handful of beers in my belly, but I also wasn't advertising OSHA compliance while I did it lol.
Joshua Jonah same exact thoughts
Mike Smith, a tradeshow is a jobsite for Makita.
Mike Smith Yeah if their being payed then Osha has control over what they do
great video and thanks for exposing us to some awesome new tools at trade shows where the public often has limited access!
Thanks again!
Good vid! Love seeing the new innovative tools on the market.
10:17 You call that submerging it? That's just like a light rain
smokey the human think you got the wrong time
go to the national farm machinery show in louisville kentucky
Great Video.. liked the portable road product and the dustless hammer drill...
Thanks for sharing. It was nice to see some of the newer equipment coming out. I look forward to seeing more and hopefully some from electrical Construction.
He never did tell us about getting accused of espionage
For really real,
Yeah I just came to the comment to look for if I missed it
2:10 does the guy in blue know what the hell he is talking about
charlie krabbs 😂
He does seem to talk in a complete circle, twice even.
Carbide teeth, engineers, we. He pretty much covered it all.
@@hopsthagreat yea there was a lot of "we" coming from someone who couldnt explain what "we" engineered.
"so basically how it works is the technology we put in this thing, bro, with the blade we engineered, its in there man, and its cold, and it cuts, but like the technology, bro, thats how we do it." is basically what i got from it lol
Lmfao I was like please someone tell me they caught this ahahahhaha .. so with the rpms .. and our engineers we yeah made a this technology yeah its ours and our engineers are great.. great technology with our engineers
Loved it! Please keep it up, my friend. Really impressive tools.
yes please more of these sometimes when you're out working everyday you do not get a chance to see everything new so this is great good job thank you
Where is the footage of the guy freaking out? That's the whole reason I continued watching this, sigh
all lies ferda click bait
I mean, he didn't put it in the title so not exactly click bait...
He does at 12:00. .. no one freaked out but the guys asks if he from makita
@@squidstar111 The title was edited after my comment.
That's not under water.... that's under a dribble of water. I want to see them submerged and ran.
Do you do much underwater construction where you need to run your impact submerged?
Greg Dumpert personally no. But for somebody who builds boat docks and where tools might get dropped under water, a submersion test for electronics is a lot harder to pass than just being splash resistant. Most of he conformal coatings that cover the speed control boards in these tools to protect them from basic dust and corrosion is enough to be splash proof.
Drew w Being dropped in water and retrieved relatively quickly is no big deal. Having these told under a constant stream of water for 5 days is much more impressive. Conformal coatings for nothing more than to keep water of the circuit boards, it doesn't seal anything against water.
Drew w ... what would be the point of running them under water? do you build under water ? Don't be a fukin dumbass!!
@@erikrobles5727 but a oops dropping it in the creek is alot more then that dribble
thanks man great video I really liked it definitely some very cool tools
I'm home DIY guy, and I enjoyed seeing this content and the new tools out there. Cheers
Thank you !
I worked for a Stingray boats from 88 to 95. We used Makita cordless drill. They were awsome. Had 9 volt batteries. They took serious abuse. Had one that dropped in fiberglass resin. Took it out of the resin cleaned it with acetone. It was running 4 years later when I left the company.
They are getting to be good tools again.
have you taken one apart, to confirm that?
I’m loving all the dustless tools thanks for all the info
Great vid, WOC is an incredible place to walk through. BTW, roller screeds for concrete have been around for quite awhile, excellent tool. Best for sidewalks, work well on bigger slabs but pretty cumbersome, need a good crew. Smaller ones are driven by a small 2 or 4 cycle engine, bigger ones I've seen are hydraulically driven. A good crew who splits settng forms/pouring can lay out an awful lot of sidewalk in a day.
Makita is fu***** amazing.
That trimmer head is junk. I worked at a summer job repairing lawn equipment a couple years ago and a local golf course bought two of them. The whole head is packed with grease and within a day of use the grease had filled with dirt and burnt up. It took me 3 hours per head to take them apart and get them clean and regreased. They were back the next week for me to do it over again but this time one of the gears had stripped in both of them! I think the customer paid over $1000 each so completely not worth the money.
wow $1000 just for the trimmer head? It's a neat idea that it doesn't kick up stones and such. Do you know the name of the company?
turdsandwicher It was the whole trimmer that was $1k.
maruyama-us.com/product/lb30/
We used these at the golf course I worked at, they are rotary blades, used them to maintain bunkers. They have been around a long time I would imagine at this point they are falling out of favor in light of oscillating tools doing the same job but better. I'll look up this company and see whats what, perhaps they are launching a consumer line.
Super good stuff Stanley. I never get to see this new equipment and probably can't afford it. Its good to see whats avialable to make jobs easier. Good stuff, thanks Makita too!
😀👍
Awesome video! Loved it.
Don't get the 4 stroke motor been better than the 2 stroke motor in the petrol saw? 4 stroke has oil in a sump and a 2 stroke doesn't so turning a 2 stroke upside down wouldn't bother it but it would with a sumped engine as the oil will run to the top of the cylinder fouling the plug?
you should watch the video again.
here I thought the problem with running things upside down was the gas all goes to the top of the tank... I guess it has a pump or something.
still I see it being finicky and not working all the time.
Also if your up against a building demoing and u got rebar sticking out of concrete and it gets in that tweel. Kiss you $800-1000 tire goodbye.
Ouch-Good point.
NoC I don't know of that would work though.
Very well done. Thanks we use a lot of the tools you have shown. Open your eyes. Thanks from Canada
really enjoy your vids. On the OSHA fines, if you were actually fined, receipts from repair/upgrade apply towards your fine....at least for MSHA(mining).
Your still going to need to buy good Vp gas for all your power tools..
I had to clean the float bowl on my Honda 21" lawn mower after always using regular pump gas. My little 1/3 acre yard took its toll and the mower was ONLY 17 years old before it sputtered and quit.
why wood you need to run it upside down
to cut pipe in trenches or go vertical on walls.
Adam Heyman my husquava runs upside down big deal.
Adam Heyman life brings it all better to not stall in awkward positions..you may only need it upside down once,but that's the time you get at done..n the others don't
Installing pipe in existing manholes
Why would you spell would wrong?
Excellent Video! Thumbs Up!
i learned a few things. please keep them comming. Thanks
the government NEEDS to charge you large fines for petty offenses. how else do you think politicians afford their 5th divorce, and 3rd yacht?
"petty"
lol
More like how else did work place fatalities and dismemberments get brought down from ridiculously high numbers in the 1950s to almost null by 1990. But yeah they are just stealing money to buy yachts.
2:17 this guy can’t even explain what he’s selling
Who hired him.
Good kit well presented. Many thanks
Just saw you on Tools N Action. Didn't know you were local. Just got a new subscriber! 👍
Makita demo saws suck I work on so many of them. Hilti is just as bad
And the least repaired are ? How about best customer service and reliable replacement parts?