50 Tools You Need To Survive Life | 31 - 40
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If you have 20 tools left and only 10 spots than give us some honorable mention tools that didn't quite make the list.
I came just to write that lol
You could always do a video list of ten “alternate tools or honorable mentions”.
"Top 10 viewer suggestions" would be a good one.
James Bradwell Yeah. That sounds good too.
The wrench set is a set of combination wrenches. Box end wrenches are only closed, either on both ends or only on one end.
I'm a female that just loves, loves, loves this channel. It reminds me of growing up on the farm my family still owns in Oregon.
Eyesopen Nofear That reminds me that I need to convince my son to find a good ol'Farm girl!.
I bet he is missing his 10mm socket
Ben Marcus pretty sure you're missing your 10mm. I know I am. Do you think they transport to some alternate dimension?
Nate Ellis Prehaps a dimension where all the 10mm are free to live peacefully with their ratchet mates, and not have to worry about being thrusted on each other
He doesn't even have a metric socket set. Everytime he gets under his truck he just calls a mechanic. "I ain't touchin' no metric."
You never cease to amaze me. In a different video of yours you broke out the Dont's for Husbands book and I loved how you spoke of your wife and the relationship you have with her. It's so similar to my wife and I. We relate to you guys a lot. I absolutely love it. You give us hope that it's still possible in this day in age to find true love and happiness. Thank you so much. Also, I'm glad you stood fast at the beginning of this video and said, hey, it's ok for men to have some of their own stuff. Haha. Thank you for all you do. God bless.
Just a quiet comment saying my family and I love the channel and all the videos, and it is a joy to listen to someone who is passionately living thier dream. I will end in saying thank you for the entertainment and knowledge you have brought to us and I hope youll continue to do so for as long as you are able. God Bless and good luck!
Great series. I'm glad my grandad gave me so many good tools when I was a kid. Wish he was still around.
Great job Cody . . . this could help a lot of guys and gals who don't work too much with tools but want to start learning what they should get. Ray, Oklahoma
I really look forward to these videos. I have a Word document list of each tool you showcase. I'm closing on my first home at the end of the month, and while I have eighty percent of these tools, it's good to realize I'm lacking a couple of the basics. Now to cross off the entire checklist! Keep up the great work!
Do you think you could turn it into a drive doc and share it? It would be awesome if I didnt have to rewatch all the videos again. thanks
Cory Dillard First house, Congratulations! Now the "fun" begins!
Austin Fink I will send it to you once he completes the series. There are a couple videos where he did not list ten tools, so I'll send what I have. I've made a small separate list of other tools he's spoken about over the years, so fill in the blanks as you please.
Cory Dillard I would be interested in the list as well if you don’t mind! Congrats on the house!
Really enjoying this series! I’ve been becoming more and more fascinated with tools over the past couple years and just can’t get enough of them! It would be great if you could add a handful of “honorable mentions” at the end of the next video, just for fun. ;)
You are right. I was anticipating this video and it was well worth the wait. Looking forward to the grand finale of the series.
Also remind people to look at yard sales go to auctions or estate sales for tools! Fine tune your abilities with second hand tools. Learn to rehandle tools. Great video Cody.
AMEN
Lance Sheppard ....YES! Older tools found at yard sales are the BEST!
I’ve found some gems at pawn shops as well!
Wicked 4355 i always forget about pawn shops!
It’s hard to beat old American made tools auctions is the best place to find big Stout vices
fun fact: man/men originally meant people so when you refer to things like "countrymen" it means country people not country male but i find people lack the skills of etymology
B & A Talks fun fact: in japan salaryman also refers to women.
Well said
"one small step for man one giant leap for mankind"
etymology? what do insects have to do with it? ;-)
mdfg+ Can't till if this is a brilliant joke and a misread of the word either way it's funny!! I'm going with the former.
These have been great. I'm a young married guy and new homeowner and my dad has never been the handiest guy (still a great father and I wouldn't trade him for the world) so I am building my tool arsenal without a lot of influence and these have been great. Also just in time for Christmas!
Cody, thank you for not folding at the start of the video regarding "common man". Thank you for not catering to an overly sensitive minority but rather stating the obvious and moving on. Its sad how pointing to the obvious now has to be a kind of stance but thats how it is nowadays. Thank you for your integrity.
i guess i understand where you are coming from. but dont you think including minoritys can make a positive difference?
We should be very wary to not underestimate the power and influence of language.
Gusti Krof Well heres the thing, all he was saying was "common man". Its a term that essentially means "unskilled person" in relation to trades; it can also mean "regular person" or "everyday people". The problem i have with bowing down to overly sensitive people in general is that 1. People need to have a thicker skin when it comes to INTENT with language since thats where problems lie usually. And 2. Its never enough for overly sensitive people. For instance: lets say he corrected himself from saying "common man" to "common person". Then someone will say something to the effect of "why did you have to use the word common? That seems like a negative use of the word!" Or "why did you use the word person, I identify as a non-binary demi-person, half elf, broni-kin! Im offended! Its never enough with people so use the common word, understand its a word that wasnt meant for exclusivity as to only men because that would be silly.
Andrew Hughes Intent with language is more important then specific words in my opinion. Especially since people can easily get caught up with the finer minutia of "what did he REALLY mean?" Its pretty easy to sus out what a person mean by how theynsay something rather then whats said. Just look up Louie C.K.s "Jews" bit: "Jew is the correct word for talking about someone Jewish, but if you put a little stank on it it becomes a negative term." Its all about how someone says something rather then what they say usually.
i totally agree with your first point. and if he would have said something along the lines like "i use common man to refer to all people, its just the term i use for it" it would have been totally ok with me. but he is saying that men are the majority among his subscribers, so he doesnt care about the 5 percent of women who watch him because they arent as important. i think it is true when he says that there is nothing sexist behind it. because in my opinion it just seems unpolite.
to the second point... i guess you can assume that. but youll never know for sure until it happens. in my opinion it would be dumb too yeah, but at the moment we arent talking about a non-binary demi-person, half elf, broni-kin. we are talking about women who enjoy his content and would like to be included in the group he is refering to when talking about his audience or the people using the suggested tools.
I don't have need for a lot of these tools, (not really), however, hearing your examples of how I might need them and how they could be useful sticks with me! SO if I am ever in need, I'll know just what to get! Thank you so much for your "fatherly" advice for all of us who didn't have a dad that was so mechanically inclined!
Man ive been counting down the days for this video! Seems like forever! Love them, enjoy seeing what i have and what i may need! And value your opinion! Thanks!
As a toolaholic I want the entire tool section of Ace Hardware in my shop Lol
When I was landscaping we would buy the regular fiberglass handled tools, pop off the ends and fill the hole with expanding foam, adds a supriseing amount of durability on the cheap!
You have won my confidence in your intellectuality by your introductory statement about the 5%. now I'll definetly watch your videos more and contribute to your channel as much as I can.
The Harbor freight larger floor jacks like the 3 ton one are pretty damn solid jacks. I've had mine for years now and installed a few lift kits, over 20 leveling kits, changed ball joints, etc and, rotated my tires many times and the jack is still working perfectly fine. No leaks, only greased the pivot a few times a year. Great jack for the money for the DIY person.
thanks for the rational thinking my dude.
sharpening my shovel changed my life
hahahahah
Same goes for chisels
A Combination Wrench Set is what you showed us.
Yes you are right. They have a box end and an open end so that makes them a combination wrench. The box end wrenches have a box end wrench on both ends and an open end wrench has an open end on both ends. The combination wrench has taken over in popularity.
Dale in Canada
PS. Not in the West coast nor in the East coast but right in the middle.
You should do a fallow up after #50 with all the ones you wanted to include, but didn't make the cut!
Literally used the wrenches today after breaking down at the gas station to change a battery in the -20 weather! Put them in the truck a week ago after watching this! Ty Cody
we had a harbor freight floor jack that was amazing. we beat it up racing for like 10 years and it never quit. i still have it. its few and far between, but some things at harbor freight are great
The harbor freight jacks seem to have a pretty good reputation. And since this is the internet, my anecdotal evidence matters. So, mine has lasted excellently! Thus, they rock!
Greg Paine I've had great luck with mine too. My dad has one that's about 25 years old that still works perfectly fine too.
Harbor freights Pittsburgh and Daytona jacks are both excellent
Where are the links!
Harbor freight floor jacks are actually really good. Watch any review of them
Don't sweat the five percenters, Cody.
Keep up the good work and God Bless.
Recently subscribed to your channel from the home of Everton and the Beatles England and loving the videos , keep up the great work👍
The ratchet extensions will also work as a power drill adapter as long as they fit. My drill has a wider than usual opening, which helps with that.
I spent nearly the whole video waiting for you to step back on the head of the rake and get a wack in the family jewels. Not that I mean you any harm but it's a good way to remind a person to stow things safely. Good Videos , keep them coming.
Very interesting segment. Got me out in the shop re-evaluating my collection.
My brother Spencer was using a cheap Jack years ago to lift up the rear of a trailer to fix a tire and he tried lining up the jack handle and he almost lost one of his fingers! I’ll never forget because of the pain he suffered from that incident ...
Great stuff as always, keep 'em coming.
Gotta agree with this guy the tools I love are my flat basterd fiel, my spud wrenches, my adjustable wrench sets, 8 pound beater, two bull pins, 36 inch connecting bar,30 inch crow bar, two hard hats.
Tekton is the way to go on "combination wrenches" (not box end). Super high value and quality made in Taiwan. Highly recommend for wrenches and socket/ratchet sets.
I just received my Silky Big Boy and I can't believe how light it is. Almost feels flimsy but the trick is using it correctly with a draw cut and little pressure, and not returning it hard or fast. I got it for my 4 x 4 to backup my Stihl chainsaw. Going to make my own bullhide sheath
7:56 "Oh, where is this made... India... it's probably not a great file". Ok mate.
You are leaving us hanging...I need the last 10. I was bragging to my wife as to how I was missing only 4 tools out of the 40 you listed. I'm curious as to how many of the last 10 I have.
I'm really enjoying these videos. I understand how difficult it must be to whittle down to a list like this. I'm in complete agreement so far. One thing I'd like to add though is that anyone looking for socket sets for heavy work should look at the 3/4" drive sets at Harbor Freight. You can get a SAE and Metric for $60 each and have extra ratchet/extension in case one breaks. I never though I'd need a 3/4 drive set for anything short of a tractor or truck over 1 ton but my little S-10 required a 3/4 drive set for the axle nuts (I broke several 1/2 drive sockets and ratchets).
I love watching all of your videos and enjoy your content! I disagree on only getting 1/2 inch socket set if you can only get one. 1/2 inch is really heavy and cant fit in some places you may need tighter clearances. The 3/8 set is in the middle of 1/4 and 1/2 for a reason :) i think that is the perfect set if only getting one.
Where's 41-50? I've been waiting for the finale.
I've been looking too.
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Don't back down on your stance against the metric system! I just found your channel last month and it's now the the only one I've subscribed to.
Cody,
suggestion if it need be twenty more things that's not too much nor many let us pick and choose.
Thank you, for making my life the better by watching your UA-cam, keep on shinning.
a light set upon a hill.
David
I have one of those Rogue rakes, it’s awesome. They have two sizes, I like the smaller one because the big one is awful heavy.
awesome glad to see it thanks wranglerstar. I still would however like to see more of the adventure van! maybe a visit to show any progress??
Thanks Cody keep up the good work have a great day Michael
Earth to commenters: No one really cares that he said "men". Can we all just watch the video and talk about the best versions of tools he features?
While i agree with you, it's quite obvious that people get all triggered and tied up in these things, doesn't really matter which side they stand... it's as annoying as water in your ear, but what can you do, it's already quite obvious they won't listen to reason ;)
Dutch Courage argh. You're right. It's just frustrating to see the entire comment section on a tirade about 1% of the video. ....this video could be about literally anything and you'd have no clue by just reading the comments.
TotalBogie
It's because the religious right likes to pretend that everyone everywhere is overly sensitive when in reality they're just being told that racism and misogyny isn't cool.
In regards to the breaker bar, my dad showed me that in a pinch(Which is really my go to method.) you can use a steel pipe slid over a ratchet hand to extend the length and essentially turn it into a breaker bar. I know that's not ideal but especially with a cheap ratchet but it has worked for me on many a car project.
did i miss 41 thru 50? great series of videos.
“This is a great file! Where is it made?... India?! Maybe it’s not a great file”
😂😂😂
Thanks for doing this series, it is really fun to watch. I have to diss agree on your jack recommendation though. I do auto body work for a living, and have been using a harbor freight floor jack for 2 years now without a problem. It has been a great tool, at probably 1/3 to 1/4 the cost of a tool truck jack, that will more than likely will be Chinese made anyway. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to the next video in the series.
I know some people may not agree with me but this is what I used to carry in my SUV and I also do a lot of driving. This is what I think and suggest have a good day
tomorrow he's going through his socks drawer.
To clarify without being snarky: Those wrenches are combination wrenches with a box wrench on one side and an open end wrench on the other side. Nice set by the way
Bahco farmers file is a great file for woods tools. One side single cut fine. The other corse double cut. Coast about 12 bucks.
You have to include a good set of chisels.. absolute must have. Can't think how many times I go to my chisels.
Great series! Been fun to watch!
Cody I really like the channel keep up the good work !!!!!!!I am particularly interested in your mill and what your plans were for drying your lumber ?Once again great job !
My choice of combination wrenches, If I was limited to one, is the Gear Wrench brand ratcheting combination wrenches. I used them professionally for years, never an issue.
I know harbor freight doesn't have great quality but I have had one of their better quality floor Jacks now for 3 years and it works great. No issues up to now
What about tie down straps?
Can't say anything these days without triggering someone. As dad used to say "you do not have the right not to be offended."
John Harris Another expression I use to describe this is "I can only offend you with your permission ".
Amen Paul
I see what you mean John, you seem to be the perfect example... ...
Thank you so much. I send these to my beauty and we are working on getting our affairs in order.
The big boy silky has serrated teeth, and for a small hand saw, it makes large branches no problem! I had not bought a chain saw for the fact that these serrated tooth hand saws are so good!
In the UK we use imperial (standard) measurements more than you may think. We buy beer in pints, measure height in feet, distance in miles and yards, weight in stone and pounds and ounces and speed in mph!
Hey cody, i’ve been a huge fan of you for god knows how long and am a huge fan of what you do on this channel. I had a question about homesteading, mainly about getting into it and what to do and such? I’ve been thinking about it for a while since im very soon graduating highschool. If you could answer back that’d be much appreciated :)
The Little Giant ladder one of the best all around ladders made. American made. So good most fire departments have one and they make one just for the fire service.
great video again, thanks really helpful
Speaking as a (Canadian) landscaper but not on behalf of all landscapers, I'd say (1) Garant makes a really good quality commercial grade dirt/bow/hard rake; and (2) if you're trying to replace a chainsaw with a handsaw I'd argue the merits of silky's pistol grip fixed blade saws over their folding ones all day. That would be something like the Zubat or Sugoi. Not that the folders aren't good, they're great, but from a production standpoint I'd put them second place.
Great vids, I love this series. Cheers.
i love your videos and that speech at the beginning was awesome
I straight up broken a 1/2 breaker bar without a pipe it was trying to get a crankshaft pully bolt off. I also have used Pittsburgh (Harbor Freight) floor jack and it's served me well working on cars. However, I recommend going the next grade up and get the Daytona low profile jack.
Good series. Can't wait for last 10!
Great video
Used a 20 ton bottle jack and my house as a hydraulic press. I was rehandling a Peavey and I had to press the point into the handle to lock the head in place, so I went into my basement put the handle under the center 2x12's of my house, bottle jack on the floor and presto.
Common humans list just the hu is silent.
Funny thing is I broke a 1/2 snap on breaker bar yesterday at work. I work in a industrial metal fab shop and had to release a crushed cross threaded 3/4 bolt in a docking cylinder.
There are special sockets for spark plugs, they prevent breaking and gently grip the spark plug with a rubber ring, so you can pull it out with the socket
The masculine terms we use are the generic terms and is understood to include women in many cases until the feminists showed up.
Even if it's geared towards men; there's nothing wrong with that.
oilhammer04 yea its a shame people get angry for no reason
I sure hope there's an honorable mentions list after the last ten! And if that list is an additional fifty, all the better :)
I have to say a good torque wrench is an important tool. I hate stripping bolts, and having mower blades to pop off. I bought an older snap on torque wrench 16 years ago, and still use it every time I can.
Dremel/ Rotary tool. I haven't really seen you use one, but they can do everything (albeit on the small scale). I've stripped off cerakote, I've carved steel, I've sharpened larger tools (like a hoe), polished and buffed surfaces, cut glass, deburred, rounded wood, and so much more with mine. They really are the most versatile tool for small scale work, and can work ANY material
Where are the links to the tools?
For the price, harbor freight floor jacks are great value. Especially the ultra low profile and regular 3ton.
Nice Job Cody... You will also need to mention of what type of Box would you recommend to store all of these tools.... Chief
Just change the title to the top 100 tools haha. Great series Cody!!
Happy Christmas. I've really liked 1-40. Are you going to finish 41-50?
So that missing socket, I'd bet it's your 10mm that went wandering off, at least that's the one I am always looking for. Have a great day, love your videos and agree with your choices.
Since you're struggling to pair down for the next video, I'd love to see a bonus or honorable mention list.
You pronounce "both" funny! Another great video, I always enjoy your content.
Is there a 41 to 50 video, or do I just not see it?
Love your Videos! Swedish Bow Saw, instead of the big Boy. Even better, a Reciprocating (cordless or corded) saw will replace your big-boy, bow saw and hacksaw. PS (You had three hammers, remember the sledge hammer. :)
I know it was covered in a previous video, not this one, but thought people might like to know the Stanley FatMax 25' tape measure recommended in this series is available in a 2-pack at Home Depot for under $20.
We have hay equipment and a pretty big tractor and my favorite tool we have is a 3/4 “ breaker bare and that it a few feet of 1 1/4 pipe and there is nothing that can stop it.
Should do some like honorable mentions with some you couldn't decide on love the videos man
So far I´m missing a standard mora knife and a carpenters/small forest axe.
Thank you for doing this, not only do I find this series useful, but I´m considering putting together such a kit, if you could call it a kit, for my stepdaughter, tool by tool and year by year, she´s six and a half now but I want to raise her to be strong, confident and independent... God jul och Gott nytt år, with regards from Sweden
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