It's all novelty. Super expensive and unnecessary. Don't get me wrong these are beautiful tools but I would definitely not wanna bang my knuckles with these on a 91 civic... Lol
Curiosity got the better of me from watching this vidjayo and I ordered a couple of ratchets from Nepros. What a cool company. I got a very polite and courteous from Noriko Tani confirming the receipt of my order. It also included 'sincere apologies if our delivery takes more time than your expectation' .... due to... 'After the movies produced by famous UA-cam released on his channel, we have been receiving a lot of orders beyond our past experiences since last month, and our shipments need some more time than usual now.'
I love how much care AvE puts into unboxing these beautiful tools. Respect where respect is due. The way Japanese put their best effort regardless of job/task is so enviable. I wish we had that mindset in the Western world.
Jezus, The Kyoto Tools Company website is like a 30 minute worm hole. Navigated it with the help of google translate. The lacquer painted ratchets are absolutely gorgeous, and there is a walnut tool chest that I would happily use as coffee table or a night stand, but the $4,000 price tag is pretty staggering. If we ever get out the other side of this virus deal and you get back across the pond the website looks like they offer factory tours, that would be a great video.
Those lacquer ratchets are amazing but at just shy of $2100 American doll-hairs I'd be reluctant to actually use it for fear of dropping it on the concrete floor.
I lost an hour of my life trying to learn to read Japanese on the KTC site as well... But if anyone is really interested in buying Nepros tools they actually have no-nonsense site in English, with US dollar prices (they're on the steeper side, certainly, but nothing really outregous) and very reasonable shipping costs.
I actually inherited a ton of old school Snap On tools, Canadian and USA. Also inherited a Snap On tool chest that's about as old. All my Grandfather's from when he was a Buick technician and when he started working from home. Also a some Proto and other high end stuff. Still works amazing, they just don't make tools the same anymore. Glad to be a third generation mechanic and still using the same tools 3 generations later.
Well that’s just great! Now i’ve got even less chance of getting my Christmas present now you’ve let the cat out of the bag and the whole world knows what a beautiful tool looks like . Out of stock indefinitely. Thanks a bunch Uncle B.
Just low stock. I just ordered from them and got an email from an actual person apologizing for any delays, and that confirmed that this video and the previous have led to a gigantic spike in orders. They are upping production in response though so dont fret just yet
Japanese tools are a treat. I love my Mitutoyo calipers so much, I could play with them all day. I even bought an IP67 rated one just so I can play with it in the shower.
Honestly, the fact that this guy is talking about tools which I'm interested in is the icing on the cake. He could be talking about opera and I'd still listen just to get a taste of the eloquent way he puts things.
I don't like NEW snap on combo wrenches. They bend and break more often than not. I will only use proto and williams for box wrenches. I still have snap on sockets and ratchets. Even still, I have old school husky stuff that has stood the test of time like no other.
As always you are correct, I have a couple of snap on old school spanners. They are my go to tools, even though I have newer ones. Only people who use hand tools every day will truly appreciate the quality tool that sits in your hand.
Still the most enjoyable place on the internet to watch a man exfoliate his shaft and receive some parabolic nut busters, all in the same episode, no less.
I usually use the packaging tools come in as holders for the tools, provided it's suitable. I bought some cheap Arcan sockets on Amazon and they came with little plastic trays that hold them nicely. Better than cheap socket holders from Hazard Frought.
@@802Garage tekton twist lock holders are amazing have two. They go on and lock in by twisting the socket. Way better than the spring ball retention most have
Hows the quality? I bought some starett rulers and squares but the finish levels just seems poor for something made in the US of A, sadly. Both the ruler and the squares have such sharp edges that I can barely use them without gloves. The country of origin is "subject to change" so maybe that's the reason.
Actually, I was glad that somebody saw fit to black out Uncle Bumblefucks reflection, he's probably not blonde enough nor shaved enough for me to stare at while polishing the handle.
Love the Robert Service in there! My dad used to read to me from the Collected Works, and over forty years later I can still remember almost all of The Cremation of Sam McGee.
Did I also see a 9.5 input on the end of that breaker Johnson bar? That's a handy feature for that extra ooga-duga/ semi flexible extension for a ratchet
There’s a nice sense of symmetry with the Nepros tools and the Cy Swan knife. I bet the craftsman who made that ratchet has a lot more in common with Cy than you would think at first glance.
that ratchet with the square drive looks super cool. as a fella who is more into the electronicals and the computers, i think those tools are just beautiful!
I still got mine. By now i mostly have it because of the nostalgia factor. You never find hotmail addresses anymore. I remember the days that you only got 2MB of storage. Now it's practically unlimited. Every so often i think about deleting all my email from 2007 or so but ugh, they're so many and some contain an interesting insight in my youth...
Love Japanese tools and would love to own that especially after many of my hand tools have been stolen after leaving them at a mate's business when travelling. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 👍🙂
I have a set of highly polished Craftsmen wrenches up on my living room wall with a bunch of collectible Stanley planes, 150+ year old Stanley double marking gauge ...etc
Quite nice. It’s amazing that some tool companies don’t name themselves Twisted Knuckle Buster Tool Company with some tools on the market today. These, though, very very nice! Very stylish Anniversary knife. Thanks for sharing!
Will open any tool he can get from a box store with a chain saw but when it comes to fine Japanese craftsmanship he takes utmost care.
Mint👌
Absolutely. Duh.
It's all novelty. Super expensive and unnecessary. Don't get me wrong these are beautiful tools but I would definitely not wanna bang my knuckles with these on a 91 civic... Lol
TIME!
Quality packaging deserves quality unboxing.
Curiosity got the better of me from watching this vidjayo and I ordered a couple of ratchets from Nepros. What a cool company. I got a very polite and courteous from Noriko Tani confirming the receipt of my order. It also included 'sincere apologies if our delivery takes more time than your expectation' .... due to... 'After the movies produced by famous UA-cam released on his channel, we have been receiving a lot of orders beyond our past experiences since last month, and our shipments need some more time than usual now.'
Did your order arrive?
@@jonathanwright5550 Yep sure did
A relic from the past, “they clearly, do all their thinking in their head”
The big head, not the little one.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that picked up on that
"who has a number ought JIS Screwdriver" you ask?
Bike mechanics the world over versed in Shimano groupsets cheer in response.
I love how much care AvE puts into unboxing these beautiful tools. Respect where respect is due. The way Japanese put their best effort regardless of job/task is so enviable. I wish we had that mindset in the Western world.
Brass, leather, wood.....is this 50 shades of AvE?
Considering the Japanese fetish, I'd say yes, especially when he's polishing his handle.
"MONKEY LIKES SHINY" shirts please. We need this.
Ohhhh my money! I can feel it leaving my pocket!
There's always room for more tools, is not another box is cheap enough. Can't say I've ever wished I hadn't bought so many tools
Jezus, The Kyoto Tools Company website is like a 30 minute worm hole. Navigated it with the help of google translate. The lacquer painted ratchets are absolutely gorgeous, and there is a walnut tool chest that I would happily use as coffee table or a night stand, but the $4,000 price tag is pretty staggering. If we ever get out the other side of this virus deal and you get back across the pond the website looks like they offer factory tours, that would be a great video.
I'll have to check that out. I'd like to build a walnut and brass tool chest but I'll have to wait until I retire. Sure won't cost me $4K though.
Those lacquer ratchets are amazing but at just shy of $2100 American doll-hairs I'd be reluctant to actually use it for fear of dropping it on the concrete floor.
I lost an hour of my life trying to learn to read Japanese on the KTC site as well... But if anyone is really interested in buying Nepros tools they actually have no-nonsense site in English, with US dollar prices (they're on the steeper side, certainly, but nothing really outregous) and very reasonable shipping costs.
Will this unboxing content replace Half in the Bag?
Half in the Box!
Much less than half, and we're down to just the tip. Then the vijeos will last just for a minute.
Mr. Plinketts Makita Review: how much bodies does it chooch? :)
AvE broke new ground and subverted my expectations with these tool unboxing vijayos.
I KNOW WHAT THAT IS
I actually inherited a ton of old school Snap On tools, Canadian and USA. Also inherited a Snap On tool chest that's about as old. All my Grandfather's from when he was a Buick technician and when he started working from home. Also a some Proto and other high end stuff. Still works amazing, they just don't make tools the same anymore. Glad to be a third generation mechanic and still using the same tools 3 generations later.
This shows camera man, voice actor, and both hand presenters are really coordinated.
Well that’s just great! Now i’ve got even less chance of getting my Christmas present now you’ve let the cat out of the bag and the whole world knows what a beautiful tool looks like . Out of stock indefinitely. Thanks a bunch Uncle B.
Just low stock. I just ordered from them and got an email from an actual person apologizing for any delays, and that confirmed that this video and the previous have led to a gigantic spike in orders. They are upping production in response though so dont fret just yet
@@Demonslayer20111 crazy how just one recommendation from him can cause a whole company to sell out of stock and ramp up production.
AvE has enlightened me on so many things, and it just doesn’t end.
I n my opinion he is a very well educated man with tons of knowledge. so glad I get to learn from him.
The wife thought I was watching something dirty because of all the groans and moans I made whenever he opened a box.
Did you tell her that you were watching Japanese Tool Porn?
John Possum Man I should have!
Japanese tools are a treat. I love my Mitutoyo calipers so much, I could play with them all day.
I even bought an IP67 rated one just so I can play with it in the shower.
Play with it in the shower, huh?
you need a micrometer to measure yourself?
@@kchididdy keeps me from being dishonest and rounding up to the nearest inch
6:00 now that's what I call a cresent wrench
AvE needs an onlyfans, he's playing with his johnson in front of millions
They say to go to the doctor if it lasts more than 4 hours, but I haven't taken anything...
I’m out of man juice myself
I need a cigarette
These look great for detecting any antiseize within 10 feet.
When you ask the lads in the shop. “How long is YOUR leather clad Johnson?”
Ya better hope you don't get an answer.
Tool Porn - I've never thanked a man for gratification until now.
Cy Swan is one of my favorite blacksmiths
awesome work ..
Cy Swan is a national treasure.
Yes he is
Agreed
Agree
Honestly, the fact that this guy is talking about tools which I'm interested in is the icing on the cake. He could be talking about opera and I'd still listen just to get a taste of the eloquent way he puts things.
People say snap on is Gucci for mechanics, they clearly ain’t seen this vid-ye-o
I don't like NEW snap on combo wrenches. They bend and break more often than not. I will only use proto and williams for box wrenches. I still have snap on sockets and ratchets. Even still, I have old school husky stuff that has stood the test of time like no other.
They're right. Snap on is gucci, but japanese tools are the equivelant to rolex
This might be the twelfth time I have watched this particular vijayo. Thank you for the dickin advice
i someday hope he wins his eternal struggle against camera focus.
Can always appreciate a gentleman that rates the quality of his tool
Warning: AvE reveals his leather clad Johnson in this video!
As always you are correct,
I have a couple of snap on old school spanners. They are my go to tools, even though I have newer ones.
Only people who use hand tools every day will truly appreciate the quality tool that sits in your hand.
9.5 mm drive? No sir, we use freedom fractions here.
Same as 3/8ths
@@ambulocetusnatans that was the joke
In an age of throw away garbage I love that you share my affinity for high end hand tools. Nothing is more beautiful..!
"Great gleeful shame" is how I feel everytime I whip the lil guy out for the misses
Whoa... a Cy Swan Knife is something REALLY special.... That Guy is an awesome Knifemaker... and a great fella!!!
"Everything is transient."
Come for the tool reviews, get philosophy as a bonus.
Found your website about japanese hand tools. Thank you for an informative and enjoyable video, and the most entertaining use of English. Great!
I am jealous of that knife that's a fine blade.
Still the most enjoyable place on the internet to watch a man exfoliate his shaft and receive some parabolic nut busters, all in the same episode, no less.
The plastic molding is for your toolbox, I think it's kinda neat they send it to you with forethought.
And if you fill the backside with spray foam and then trim off the excess with a bread knife they'll last forever.
i like the foam insert better though, they're far more durable and your tools dont rattle around when you carry the box
I usually use the packaging tools come in as holders for the tools, provided it's suitable. I bought some cheap Arcan sockets on Amazon and they came with little plastic trays that hold them nicely. Better than cheap socket holders from Hazard Frought.
@@802Garage tekton twist lock holders are amazing have two. They go on and lock in by twisting the socket. Way better than the spring ball retention most have
@@Demonslayer20111 Yeah I do want to get some of those.
Brass! Wood!!! Leather!!!!! I'm drooling.
The cremation of Sam McGee... Jesus man. Haven’t heard that one in a long time lol
After your last Nepros vid, that 3/8 micro ratchet was what I earmarked for my box. it's perfect! No other toolmaker has something like that.
Man I checked them out on the first vidjayo, the price I mean. I'd have to buy a gun safe to put them in.
Not much different to snap on
@@brettwalkom948 yeah I don't own any snap off either.
@@brettwalkom948 cheaper. About half the price
Love the box of .45acp cartridges on the ol' workbench, along with the Chiappa & Mossberg stickers on the tool box lid ! God bless the USA & Canada !
my wallet is already cursing me for buying a sterrett 18c center punch lmao (worth it tho)
Is that an auto center punch? Every one I buy breaks, might be worth getting a noice one
@@bradleythebuilder8743 yep
Hows the quality? I bought some starett rulers and squares but the finish levels just seems poor for something made in the US of A, sadly. Both the ruler and the squares have such sharp edges that I can barely use them without gloves. The country of origin is "subject to change" so maybe that's the reason.
Cork stuffer is awesome 👍 also the wooden handel screw drivers 🖖
I feel like he would be amazing to have a conversation with... never said I was gunna understand him but would b interesting none the less
Love the Robert Service reference.That's one of the first poems read to me by my father while camping.
Scrolled down here totally expecting to see some handle polishing jokes.
Some handle polishing jokes.
If he gives away that ratchet, I guess we can say he was polishing some stranger's tool.
Actually, I was glad that somebody saw fit to black out Uncle Bumblefucks reflection, he's probably not blonde enough nor shaved enough for me to stare at while polishing the handle.
Polished with a stiff sock😏
That Cy Sawn knife is mint!
I was wondering why I was seeing so many youtubers starting to review nepros. :)
Love the Robert Service in there! My dad used to read to me from the Collected Works, and over forty years later I can still remember almost all of The Cremation of Sam McGee.
Nobody:
Machinist:
Every milled part that has a smooth surface. “Monkey like shinny”
As a fitter and machinist my self i fully get you. Bit me in the ass when it had to be rough for better bit on things.
4:52 a rare sight of his left hand
Did I also see a 9.5 input on the end of that breaker Johnson bar? That's a handy feature for that extra ooga-duga/ semi flexible extension for a ratchet
Saw that too. It's the little things that make good tools.
You, sir, are a kindred spirit. This is my favorite video of yours, and I've seem a few of them.
We always called those 6’ wheeled leverage devices a Johnson bar
Amazing stuff, nice to see there is some quality left in the world. Love it!
1:44 This is why you dont wear gloves near spinning mechanical devices, kids, that poor bastards hand is now some other poor bastards polishing rag!
"Mucking up dinausaur carcasses and molding them into shape" cracked me up good.
When the real belle of the ball shows up in the dancing box, she’s the real looker ain’t she? Makes ya question your judgement prior too.....
There’s a nice sense of symmetry with the Nepros tools and the Cy Swan knife. I bet the craftsman who made that ratchet has a lot more in common with Cy than you would think at first glance.
Tight holes, I know about those got stuck in one a few months ago, my wife's boyfriend said it wasn't a big deal.
that ratchet with the square drive looks super cool. as a fella who is more into the electronicals and the computers, i think those tools are just beautiful!
When I was in J a pan I had an exotic hand tool
NOICE.
That Damascus hand made knife is gorgeous
0:36 did he just say „ebola handle...“ :-D :-P
I think I'm going to get my grandpa one of these. Everyone has always got him tools to use. Don't think he's ever had one to admire.
Hearing "@hotmail" will never cease to induce some cringe with me.
I still got mine. By now i mostly have it because of the nostalgia factor. You never find hotmail addresses anymore.
I remember the days that you only got 2MB of storage. Now it's practically unlimited. Every so often i think about deleting all my email from 2007 or so but ugh, they're so many and some contain an interesting insight in my youth...
Still got mine since primary school.
@@sunshadow7XK same lol
These NePros tools are very nice
Thought I was the only one outside the Pacific rim that knew what "Wabi Sabi" means!
These tools are just too nice to use!
Come on, don't make me try to spend money that I don't have. I already do that enough!
I always appreciate when AvE gets his jewelry out.
Perfect timing, us in the u&k just got a trade deal with J. A.Pan...
Got a loicense for that deal?
Which is a worse trade deal than you had in the EU
@@jamest5149 the holy Brexit must not be criticised!
Things of beauty
& Joys to behold.
248 Great British Pesos for that screwdriver set! Ouch!
Check snap off. Pretty sure it’s the same price
And worth every penny to boot though I’d wager.
Really? They were cheaper in AUD when i checked recently!!
Love Japanese tools and would love to own that especially after many of my hand tools have been stolen after leaving them at a mate's business when travelling.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 👍🙂
DAMN HOW YOU GONNA DO THE MISFITS LIKE THAT
Somewhere, Glenn Danzig drops a single tear and doesn't know why.
Then he goes back to juggling refrigerators.
I didn't even KNOW about them until your last video, I've been to their website and these aren't even expensive!
Can't wait to need one and buy one
That's is so gorgeous I would never use it
And you never will... 😔
I have a set of highly polished Craftsmen wrenches up on my living room wall with a bunch of collectible Stanley planes, 150+ year old Stanley double marking gauge ...etc
Then you don't deserve it. most of my tools o;d or secondhand buys, but looks new. just maintain them and they look after you.
I just stumbled into the door, love the tools, heard the sweet sound of a fellow Canuckle head and I wanna stay. I am gonna look into some of these.
wife: what are you doing
me: watching my buddy stroke his tool
as you described the breaker bar at 4:30 i found myself nodding and saying "nice" to myself while i ate my cereal. thats a premium boy right there.
So Japanese you had to censor it!
I think that's the nicest looking knife handle I've ever seen, and I'm not usually one to remark on the beauty of knife handles.
NOOOO! Not over the misfits sticker :(
That is the only reason I am reading the comments. Not The Crimson Ghost!
My thoughts exactly.
Quite nice. It’s amazing that some tool companies don’t name themselves Twisted Knuckle Buster Tool Company with some tools on the market today. These, though, very very nice! Very stylish Anniversary knife. Thanks for sharing!
I'd love to have beautiful tools like that over the China made crap anyday.
Love these tools! Great narration good sir!
It's only acceptable for CNN legal analysts to polish their tool while online ;-)
That last set of three chisels and three cross centre punches are equal parts beautiful and amazing
Man, that stubby gave me a chubby
Talking about Japanese made tools, vampliers by vampire tools are absolutely amazing, hands down a life saver for stripped screws of any type
This is the type of thing that belongs on onlyfans.
I still have hand tools that I had when I was 16, I’m 59 now. Good video
You putting the sticker on, reminds me of people and their tattoos.
“I regret nothing”
Clearly, look at this tattoo
that little stubby ratchet is brilliant. I definitely need a set of them.