9 Budget Tool Brands WORTH Buying
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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I have hand picked these budget tools through many years and DIY projects working in a small shop. Every inch in my garage matters, so if the tools are going to stick around they gotta be worth it. Here's 9 budget friendly tool brands that won't break the bank.
Tools featured in this video:
-SUNEX TOOLS 1822, 1/4 Inch Drive Magnetic Impact Socket Set, Metric, 5mm-15mm
-DURATECH Extra Long Flex-Head Double Box End Ratcheting Wrench Set, Metric, 8-19mm
-DURATECH Super-Thin Open End Wrench Set, Metric
-Tsunoda WP-300SC-S Resin Jaw Water Pump Pliers
-Tsunoda, PL-150SC-S Resin Jaw Pliers
-Tsunoda RP-150SH Long Nose Pliers
-Tsunoda TH-125NC Cutting Pliers w/Lead Catch
-NEIKO 02847A 2 LB Dead Blow Hammer
-ARES 11016 Magnetic Spark Plug Socket Set
-ARES 70198 - Low Profile Impact Socket Adapter Set
-ARES 71106 - Angled Flat Band Hose Clamp Pliers
-ARES 15028 - Extended Reach Angled Hose Clamp Pliers
-Titan 11328 1/4-Inch Drive x 7-Inch Micro Swivel Ratchet
-Titan 11313 1/4-Inch Drive x 4-Inch Micro Swivel Ratchet
-Titan 11301 3/8-Inch Drive x 18-Inch Flex Head Ratchet
-TEKTON 3/8 Inch Drive x 18 Inch Comfort Grip Ratchet | SRH02118
-TEKTON 3/8 Inch Drive Extension Set | SHA91013
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Great stuff man, I have a few of those in my box.. Thanks for the video.
Cheers! Thanks for watching buddy
The Fujiya pliers.....MY FAVORITE!!
GREAT tools and they are very budget friendly.
Some nice stuff in there. Tsunoda makes an excellent pair of small bent needle nose among other things. And great pricing for their quality with all their tools. On the magnetic sockets, I keep a set of magnetic extensions on hand that are great for getting that functionality without having a whole extra socket selection around. Sunex wobble impact sockets are great.
Thanks for the tip on the magnetic extensions. Happen to know which brand you have?
Agree with all your picks. Neiko is the only one I've not bought from yet. Two you might add to that list are Astro and Capri. I've had nothing but great experience with both those brands. Both with the tools and with their service after the sale.
Appreciate the tips on Astro and Capri. I do have one Astro ratchet, long reach that I have yet to put to the test. Thanks for watching, cheers!
Capri makes great impact sockets
@@_P0tat07_ I don't have any myself, but have been eyeballing their low profile impacts for a while.
Excellent video. Really great list of tools that balance value and quality
Thank you!
Those Japanese plyers are very reasonable priced. Great find, thanks
I've been very impressed with Tsunoda and Fujiya brand pliers. I reach for at least one of their sets daily in the shop.
Engineer Tools out of Japan (they also make Vampliers), Megapro screw drivers, and Vaco (sub-brand of Klein) are all great affordable options.
Thank you for the suggestions.
You can get earth magnets and just put one on the side it will hold bolts and nuts then you can just move to any other socket
A good option if room allows and if magnet won’t grab other engine bay parts along the way
Really nice list!
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks for watching!
What tb jov are you referring to?
6G72 in a Stealtjh / 3000GT. There's a lot involved in order to get one of the bolts out if you're using the factory service manual instructions. With a slim wrench and a couple flex ratchets I can get to it without removing the battery, battery tray, and intake setup. The particular car is also modified so there's even more random stuff in the way when it comes to working under the hood.
Hey man we’ve all beat off our dead blow like that. That’s how you know you’re really working your tool. I’ve never shone mine off in public though, bold.
LOL I usually keep mine hidden from onlookers. Thanks for watching!
@@TorqueAndTwisted I’m glad we all got a peek Lol. Thanks for the video
Yes
Thanks for watching! Hope it helped you discover at least one brand/tool you hadn't known about yet.
How many teeth on the Milwaukee 3/8 inch swivel head ratchet is it 72 teeth or is it 90 teeth?
Good question! The rotating head ratchet by Milwaukee has 72 teeth. For what it is, it’s a great ratchet! I use it for every single small job in the garage. If you need a lot of leverage or working on something heavy torqued I’d leave this one in the box and grab a longer option.
That is funny
They lost the 10mm for you
I wonder if that was a joke see who gets that kit lmao
When I opened it, I think I said with a chuckle of irony “You gotta be f’kn kidding me?” Luckily SUNEX was easy as pie to work with on getting the 10mm.
Is your like button broken or is the youtube police onto to my bad behavior
LOL Maybe it got hot from over use?