The purpose of the roller cleaner isn’t to save the roller but to save the excess paint it holds. You’d be surprised how much you get out of a used roller. Great video!
I just bought one for backpacking. I'll be testing it for: Pulling tent stakes, shaving fire starters, digging hole for bathroom, splitting small sections of branches for a wood stove, cutting cord and rope, removing weeds from a tent site, fighting off gangs of zombie armadillos. It should be interesting.
That will be great to see how it works out - I could see plenty of uses for it. I think this plus a utility knife could solve pretty much any job out there. Let me know how it works out K W! Also, hit me up with a subscribe if you can.
This was super helpful. I had no clue, I use the tip to rip painters tape with the crisp edge, but that was about it… Thank you so much for this video.
💣 I've actually had this tool for a while now and it is amazing. And you are right it has everything you need and I paint all day everyday as well as texture I do everything and this tool is far better then any other 5 in 1 etc out of all the others five in ones putty knives whatever .. This man IS absolutely right!! trust me great tool!! I use it for everyday I paint everyday Etc it's amazing tool don't waste your money on all those other cheap cheap ones like I have in the past and since I've had this one for over a year now and it's still in great sturdy perfect working condition this guy is giving you the gospel
I think I prefer something with less holes in it so it can be used better as a spreader and pry tool. Those screw drivers in the handle are a real stretch from the Husky designers imagination. I kind of like the 3" Red Devil 6251 EZ Grip Multi-Purpose Painter's Tool. Simple and less holes!
Actually would not be bad as hiking/camping, but out bag think. It’s pretty light. A thing you can beat up , instead of your big knife. I’d use it to scrape off bark or split small logs. And other things can be thought up.
@@TheTruckGuy it’s funny how the years go by and we realize what was right before us all along, are really good tools. I bought a Japanese pull saw. Sure enough the thing is a piece of cake. My go to for cutting small pieces when it’s not worth the trouble to pull out a power tool.
I can't see many situations where those nut drivers would work. The tool is so big that you likely won't have room to turn the nut even if it fits. Eliminate those and the bottle opener so the tool can be smaller and less likely to poke you when it's on your pants. That screwdriver piece wasn't obvious for me either, funny thing is I can't even get it out without using another tool (maybe after the first time it's easier).
I also would like to find one with a lot less holes. I hate that every manufacturer is putting a bottle opener on everything! Hole in the pummel sucks too cause you can't hit nails down
A few minutes with a benchgrinder, sander or knife sharpener turns this into a highly effective defensive weapon. It's probably not what Husky envisioned, of course.
concave blade scrapes rails and bars . sharper corner gets into trimming, the edge a rough scraper, can opener on other corner, roller scraper to get paint back from roller, the hole in middle is to take out free spinning gyrock screws (missed shots when aiming for strappings)... pull while drilling, the metal butt can be used to close cans or even to indent screw holes after taking screws out to prepare for spackle. and they should have made a paint bucket opener instead of bottle opener. because paint buckets and mud buckets are just hell to open and close by hand all day. and the hex part can be sharpened into more detail dowel scrapers. they might be good for certain tools or to incorporate rods and nuts into your packout but i havent found greatest use yet for them
Mine has a metal bit driver built into the handle. The nut driver tools on the side of the bladed area are a complete waste. The bottle opener is a complete waste. Other than that the tool is fine and can be really good at shaving and splitting wood when you need to do that.
Thank you for explaining the last 4 tools. I was so confused by the metal part on the handle. The worse part is I needed a flat head to take it out. Such a useless inconvenient tool.
@@bradleyr34ust got one and tested the slot screw driver on a Philips and it does work on a pinch, on they can't be in that tight, and you wouldn't want to take out a long, or even a medium length screw, lol
The purpose of the roller cleaner isn’t to save the roller but to save the excess paint it holds. You’d be surprised how much you get out of a used roller. Great video!
Such an underrated tool… it comes in handy every every single time 👍
I just bought one for backpacking. I'll be testing it for: Pulling tent stakes, shaving fire starters, digging hole for bathroom, splitting small sections of branches for a wood stove, cutting cord and rope, removing weeds from a tent site, fighting off gangs of zombie armadillos.
It should be interesting.
That will be great to see how it works out - I could see plenty of uses for it. I think this plus a utility knife could solve pretty much any job out there. Let me know how it works out K W! Also, hit me up with a subscribe if you can.
How did it go? Was it useful during your canping?
@@sheenanakahira7792 I think he's still in the woods
@@smirage22 the zombie armadillos might have got the best of him.
I use the edge close to the narrow curve to get the paint out of the gap of gallon paint cans before closing the can back up.
Probably the most useful tool I own.
Very, very true sir!
The concave works well on galvanized pipe railings. Remove old paint and primer.
This was super helpful. I had no clue, I use the tip to rip painters tape with the crisp edge, but that was about it… Thank you so much for this video.
For the concave edge I would use for my clothing rod if I wanted to repaint it for my closet. I painted mines.
💣 I've actually had this tool for a while now and it is amazing. And you are right it has everything you need and I paint all day everyday as well as texture I do everything and this tool is far better then any other 5 in 1 etc out of all the others five in ones putty knives whatever .. This man IS absolutely right!! trust me great tool!! I use it for everyday I paint everyday Etc it's amazing tool don't waste your money on all those other cheap cheap ones like I have in the past and since I've had this one for over a year now and it's still in great sturdy perfect working condition this guy is giving you the gospel
He said “stiff tool” he he he he (Bevis voice) very useful tools for sure nice vid
bought one this weekend.. helps to have the rigth tool for the job.
I think I prefer something with less holes in it so it can be used better as a spreader and pry tool. Those screw drivers in the handle are a real stretch from the Husky designers imagination. I kind of like the 3" Red Devil 6251 EZ Grip Multi-Purpose Painter's Tool. Simple and less holes!
I like the simple folding pocket knife verdion of it.
Actually would not be bad as hiking/camping, but out bag think. It’s pretty light. A thing you can beat up , instead of your big knife. I’d use it to scrape off bark or split small logs. And other things can be thought up.
Agree. In my opinion, this plus a utility knife for camping, and you're set for a successful trip.
@@TheTruckGuy it’s funny how the years go by and we realize what was right before us all along, are really good tools. I bought a Japanese pull saw. Sure enough the thing is a piece of cake. My go to for cutting small pieces when it’s not worth the trouble to pull out a power tool.
The radius scraper works good on colums and metal or wooden rails, things like that
Completely agree!
I got it for $4.98 at Home Depot.
If I were abandoned on a desert island and could only have 1 hand tool, it would be a painter's tool.
Not a Swiss Army knife?
Is there a couple of areas that could be sharpen?
I can't see many situations where those nut drivers would work. The tool is so big that you likely won't have room to turn the nut even if it fits. Eliminate those and the bottle opener so the tool can be smaller and less likely to poke you when it's on your pants. That screwdriver piece wasn't obvious for me either, funny thing is I can't even get it out without using another tool (maybe after the first time it's easier).
It's not for nuts it's for tightening or loosing your spray gun.🤫
I also would like to find one with a lot less holes. I hate that every manufacturer is putting a bottle opener on everything! Hole in the pummel sucks too cause you can't hit nails down
I just picked up a few on clearance for 3 bucks. Ayoooo. Im hoping theg come out with a new one
Awesome video. Thank you. 😌
The concave scraper is apparently for scraping excess paint off a roller.
A few minutes with a benchgrinder, sander or knife sharpener turns this into a highly effective defensive weapon. It's probably not what Husky envisioned, of course.
concave blade scrapes rails and bars . sharper corner gets into trimming, the edge a rough scraper, can opener on other corner, roller scraper to get paint back from roller, the hole in middle is to take out free spinning gyrock screws (missed shots when aiming for strappings)... pull while drilling, the metal butt can be used to close cans or even to indent screw holes after taking screws out to prepare for spackle. and they should have made a paint bucket opener instead of bottle opener. because paint buckets and mud buckets are just hell to open and close by hand all day. and the hex part can be sharpened into more detail dowel scrapers. they might be good for certain tools or to incorporate rods and nuts into your packout but i havent found greatest use yet for them
besides metal butt falls off too easy u need to break it out and epoxy it back in
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16 in one. Self-defense tool if needed.
I’m kidding.
If need be, you are correct!
I think the older one is better. Do you know where to find it?
Works good as a scraper. But not good for spackle lol
Mine has a metal bit driver built into the handle. The nut driver tools on the side of the bladed area are a complete waste. The bottle opener is a complete waste. Other than that the tool is fine and can be really good at shaving and splitting wood when you need to do that.
Yes if they could have built a slotted (outlet and light switch covers) and standard Philips driver into it...
Thank you for explaining the last 4 tools. I was so confused by the metal part on the handle. The worse part is I needed a flat head to take it out. Such a useless inconvenient tool.
Completely agree! Thanks for watching, and please subscribe if you don't mind.
I think the intention for the flathead blades is for switchplate screws. Gotta remove them to paint around the box, right?
@@bradleyr34ust got one and tested the slot screw driver on a Philips and it does work on a pinch, on they can't be in that tight, and you wouldn't want to take out a long, or even a medium length screw, lol
Hoping the paint helps you save money on buying more paint
Good point! I should try to save more paint. Hit me up with a subscribe if you don't mind.
Sorry, I like to see examples...show me
I keep losing the little star inside.. I lose tgese and rebuild them at leat every 4 months. It's a terrible spreader every thing else is ok
Yeah, I agree the spreader leaves a lot to be desired. I could see losing the star, not my favorite design for the screwdrivers.
5:06 u put the hammer the other way round!!! Which means u rendered the tool useless and contradicted wat your talking about!!!
Even at 2x speed the video is still slow.
Too lazy !! Talking more then action