@@conanobrien1moreover i am surprised that he did test the "powerwasher" without the power of a landline waterpipe which i think is meaned to be used and i think that will be a really impressive to see - since i think it was deployed for EU - at least 4 Bars (around 58PSI) was designed to. and pumping the boat, i think the "hairdryer" feature would be a more better fitting solution due the volume not not pressure need like the aircompressor that is designed for low volume on a high pressure... some flaws im my opinion here.
I bought a similar system from Black & Decker years ago and it was super useful as a college student in a small dorm room where I didn't have a lot of space to store tools and didn't have the money to buy the "regular" tools. For a fairly small amount of money I had a good variety of power tools to do some basic projects. Lasted me a good 10 years of pretty regular use as I slowly replaced each tool
I was about to say when I first moved out to a city from the farm I grew up on I received a similar system. As someone very used to a variety of big tools from my Dads shed in my day to day upkeep of our home I will say the attachments were frustrating at first but overall it was better than nothing! Especially for my husband who kind of didn’t get that benefit of learning life skills from his folks, it was very like beginner friendly so I could teach him how to use power tools safely, instead of on the ones my family had which are so old some of them don’t have very good safety mechanisms 😅 there’s a reason my Pepaw had his fingers reattached a few times 😂. So oversall I don’t knock the multitool sets and the little starter kits! It’s like a beginner sewing kit or cookware set. You don’t need to be a fashion designer or a master chef but you will probably want to fix the hole in the crotch of your favourite pants or eat dinner at some point! I just like seeing good ones to give to my cousins who are at the moving out age so I can give them something actually handy that isn’t an aliexpress pressure washer that I may be afraid of exploding 😰 I still use that beginner drill with cleaning attachments now actually 😂 that thing refuses to go down. I think a set like this is perfect for anyone at that moving out stage, plus if you have to get them gifts it gives the others to get them things we often don’t have at that point like the safety equipment 😅. Most college kids don’t have the money or the foresight for eye, ear, and hand protection in their tool kits! Persevere it while it’s still good 😂 👍
I own and use a Matrix regularly although I only have two attachments, regular drill and impact driver. They did have a different system before the Matrix and I had one of those too but that was well over a decade ago. Craftsman also has one called Bolt-On that I think I saw was compatible with Matrix.
@@pinkerbot Yes, they still have it, I've just bought a system last year. It's called the Matrix in North America, MultiEvo in Europe and Asia, but they are basically the same, the only differences are the color scheme and the cordless version has higher voltage in the Matrix than the MultiEvo (20V vs 18V) But I can tell by just looking at this video, the quality of the B&D products are multiple leagues higher than this one (granted, so is the price).
@@toymao Agree. I have the B&D system myself, and i am very satisfied with it. For someone who doesn't use powertools that often, it is perfect. My point is, i think this review criticises the idea of one motor, multiple tools more than it does the quality of this particular brand - which it should.
I have the Ryobi version of the two lawn tools and love it. It's perfect for my needs. I have a huge hedge trimmer that I loved at our old house and my giant hedge line. But here, I have two barberry bushes by the front steps. The big trimmer and the extension chord needed is way overkill. The little Ryobi I bought is perfect for trimming those. The grass clipper attachment was a bonus I didn't know I needed. But it works perfectly on the tree lawn for around the telephone pole and cable box. Sometimes you just need the little tools because the 'real' ones are just overkill and create more work. Just like I could see that spray attachment being great for something that is out of reach of your normal garden hose.
I had the opposite thing when we moved. I had a plug in big hedge trimmer but we only had two bushes right by an outlet so it was perfect! Now we have acres of pathways that I maintain so I had to buy an even bigger boy, gas powered, trimmer. The thing is amazing!
I bought a similar system from a middle man (didnt realize that aliexpress has these). And what I got definitely cannot substitute for a pro-sumer grade set of tools, but theyre easily at least 4-8 times what I can do with hand tools at my fastest, and they dont tire until the battery dies from what Ive used. I use my tools sparingly, and I dont have a lot of money. These things make stuff that were basically impossible to do on my own, to completely doable just takes a little longer. I got a drill, impact wrench, tire pump, recip saw, the base motor, charger and 2 batteries for 150usd. Edit: For the pump, I find it good for my road bike tires. Small volume, but you need to get it to pretty high pressures. The higher the pressure, the harder it is to cycle a manual pump, so I like it for that.
Well it's a light duty tool set. I do think expecting it to drive a 1" spade bit was asking a bit much of it. The most concerning to me was the sander. Nothing to do with dust collection, I just don't think it looked very efficient. Light duty tools are just that - you wouldn't buy them for trade applications. You'll pay at least as much just for one trade quality tool of reasonable quality. I have a few light duty tools and like them because they are cheap, very light, charge quickly, and I work mostly with plastics and soft metals. I also own trade tools but the applications are different.
I love the 3d printing! It’s my main interest in making tools/attachments for items. I would love to see your design process because I’m sure we’ve all thought that thing would work better and then have to pray some one has the specific injection molded plastic attachment when we could make one for our specific need. 👍 that would be super cool!
Adding my vote to more 3D printing. You have a very good way of relaying information and I think a lot could be learned seeing your design/thought processes.
I had a contractor helping me on a project. We needed to demo some 2x8s that we weren't going to reuse. The contractor kind of laughed when I brought out an electric chainsaw. He quit laughing when I went through the first 2x8 like a hot knife through butter. When we got done, he said "I think I'm going to get one of those." I don't think that chainsaw attachment is on the same level as my electric chainsaw, but for an occasional use, maybe... Thanks for the demo and the laughs
I think it's pretty good if you don't have any of the tools. Because you can try a ton of tools without needing to spend a ton. After you figure out what tools you actually use, you can buy a nice set that you know you're gonna use the heck out of them.
This seems great for anyone that needs to complete a bunch of little tasks pretty quick. Cut a couple parts for a custom jig, then trim a small bush, wash the window and fix that flat bicycle tire...
I had a Craftsman set about 15 years ago that was similar, I had the impact driver, drill, sander, and jigsaw. It worked okay for small stuff around the house.
Craftsman used to have the Bolt-On system which was similar. In addition to the battery-powered motor unit there was a corded version. I own the full set and only recently started switching over to newer equipment.
my brother has one like that, only it's a black & decker set. it's got a ton of attachments. it's not super good at any one single task, but it is good enough at most.
An "Upscale" model of this with a bigger motor, better -made tools and gear select headers for jumpers on the tools would be absolutely fantastic. Bonus points if it can use the Ryobi batteries with the "Stem" on them, which _then_ enables the use of adapters for everything else so you can pick how it is powered, _including_ a direct-to-mains option with IEC 60320-compliant C21 connector (and C22 to C13 adapter).
These are not like the dewalts that click locked,you can close down on the bit by doing that, but to tighten you have to hold both parts of the chuck and tighten together by hand to grip it.
His level of skills reminds me of an aprentice on his first day at the construction site. The disk of the angle grinder felt off in the first second of use because he didn't fit it properly on the center ring. God forbid if it would be a 2500W big grinder.....he would kill himself with it.
Have to say out of your 6 duds I would have only given 3 of them duds. To me, that kit is an absolute godsend for someone who likes/wants/needs all of those tools but can't afford each one discreetly. Very much worth the money.
Yes!! 3d attachment to drills/tools. Perfect example is the fitting for the air pump. If u get bored and need an idea. 3d print a foam cutting blade. I know a hot knife works great. But what if what could 3d print a blade for our grinder without buying the hot knife tools. Foam/cork/cardboard blade? 3d print a cloth blafe if u want a challenge.
I had a B&D tool like that back in the 00s. Got it for Christmas. But it was just a drill, a sander, and a jigsaw. It honestly wasn't bad. I only ended up tossing it like 2 or 3 years ago and that was just because the batteries finally crapped out and I didn't feel like looking up new ones.
An awful lot of 00s tool hardware got slung out in those days as battery tech died...primarily because it was replaced by the only viable battery tech (so far) Lithium Ion. There is a local city market in my area in UK.. sometimes we see a stall holder rent a 'pitch' and there will be a selection of hand tools ( sometimes interesting) and a load of 00s tyoe power tools...not interesting as in almost every case... the batteries are 'Fubarred' or missing..
This looks like a copy of the Black&Decker Matrix line, i had used them for years as it was all i could afford and gave me a drill, an impact, a sawzall, and a 3in circular saw, pretty much built my deck with it. This would have been a nice bit a kit for me back in those days
If you like camping or need a tire inflator the Craftsman V20 Tire inflator is good with the set pressure then it'll auto cut-off when it's reached. It also has 120V, 12V, and 20V plus a air mattress inflator and tire inflator. I hate the actual valves stim piece it got chewed up with constant use and leaks faster then it can pump almost. The ability to use 3 different powers input is pretty much why I got it since so other brands don't make a 12V version with a 12V cigarette plug in which I mean Milwaukee.
I would have to say I only continued to watch this video for the sheer entertainment value of you trying out each attachment. I would have to say that buying this would be unjustifiable for its price despite the entertainment value your video gave it.
This is a chinese knockoff of the Craftsman Bolt On A.K.A the Black and Decker Matrix. I had the Craftmas version and most of the attachements. For a DIY person they were wonderful. Loved mine. The attachments between the two were identical and were interchangable. I only just recently had mine go up in smoke after using it for over 11 years.
3:41 I... typically just slide in the bit and pull the trigger till the bit it tight. Then give it a little extra mmph for good measure. Is that not normal to do?
I bought cheap tools and most worked enough to do my diy ... this seems to be one of those packs you buy at the start of the project hoping it will last the project ... the only good part is that you can get the body for cheap if it dies and you get aleardy all your tools back or just get a aecond one to decrease swapping heads/functions all the time
I kinda like it this would be perfekt for a home were you do occasionally work. Definitely not for professional use but for a person who build a shelf or do a bit of light work you can't get a better price for at least 8 ok tools
Ridgid had something called JobMax that was a separate power device with various attachments. And Ryobi made an oscillating tool that was a JobMax compatible power head that accepted those Ridgid JobMax attachments.
Could you tell us exactly which iso tunes you have. They show several and do not identify which ones were yours. Thanks a lot. Love your channel, and can’t wait for the next shed video.
In my experience, any tool that tries to do a lot of different jobs will not do any of them well. The 2 lawn tools look typical in their capacity and their ability to eat fingers. I have Ryobi's low pressure sprayer. It is nice for cleaning the crud off our bicycles after a ride. I wouldn't want to use a high pressure washer for that.
This was very entertaining to watch. My only question throughout this video was: how long does the battery last? Don't think I'll be buying this tool though. I would love to see more 3d print and design.
While i get where they were going with grinder, that is finger cutter. Maybe if you almost never use one and use it for sanding disks.. maybe but yeah that is a no. For the rest those seem functional for smaller stuff and in a pinch.
You dont need a key to tighten an angle grinder disc. Just make sure its off, id remove the battery, then you can tighten it by hand. Ive never used a key though they're available, its not necessary if you know how to do it by hand
This is actually super impressive…for a homeowner that has no allegiance to a trade, this could be very useful. Although, I hate to say it. If AliBaba could eliminate the exorbitant shipping costs this is close to a reasonable price. Granted, this thing wouldn’t last for any amount of serious work. Good for Grandma and her housekeeping tho!
A Black + Decker 20V MAX matrix. I believe they have 9 attachments for it. I have one and have 5 attachments. (Porter Cable attachments work with it.) All good quality.
One of my attachments is a detail sander, much like the one you showed and I like it. Yes, it has no dust collection, but that's typical of all detail sanders. I simply use mine outside and use a mask.
Another attachment I have is an inflater I use it to keep my tires inflated. I have one with a slow leak that the tire shop can't cure. This attachment makes the entire set worth buying.
This is just like the Craftsman Bolt-On system (also cheaper version marketed under Black and Decker). I still have it with about 7-8 add-ons and still use it today. Probably the best tool investment I made in 20 years.This, however, does not look as good.
ok 2/3 through. SO far you put two things in thumbs down that YOU did it wrong lol. Operator error (IE running a grinder disc backewards) was on you friend. I get the broken wrench though. THe other was the jigsaw, it worked. Whether you liked it or not, it worked as advertised. lol NO I AM NOT A REP OR OWNER, just thought a test should be solely on whether it did the job or not, not whether you liked that it worked.
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You forgot to mention if there's a brushless motor in the base tool.
How many batteries did you get and approximately run times?
Not testing sanding attachment was a diva/douche move.
@@conanobrien1moreover i am surprised that he did test the "powerwasher" without the power of a landline waterpipe which i think is meaned to be used and i think that will be a really impressive to see - since i think it was deployed for EU - at least 4 Bars (around 58PSI) was designed to. and pumping the boat, i think the "hairdryer" feature would be a more better fitting solution due the volume not not pressure need like the aircompressor that is designed for low volume on a high pressure... some flaws im my opinion here.
The impact sound you were hoping for is a product of pneumatic operation. No battery powered impacts sound like that.
I bought a similar system from Black & Decker years ago and it was super useful as a college student in a small dorm room where I didn't have a lot of space to store tools and didn't have the money to buy the "regular" tools. For a fairly small amount of money I had a good variety of power tools to do some basic projects. Lasted me a good 10 years of pretty regular use as I slowly replaced each tool
I believe they still have the tool series - i think its called Matrix?
I was about to say when I first moved out to a city from the farm I grew up on I received a similar system. As someone very used to a variety of big tools from my Dads shed in my day to day upkeep of our home I will say the attachments were frustrating at first but overall it was better than nothing! Especially for my husband who kind of didn’t get that benefit of learning life skills from his folks, it was very like beginner friendly so I could teach him how to use power tools safely, instead of on the ones my family had which are so old some of them don’t have very good safety mechanisms 😅 there’s a reason my Pepaw had his fingers reattached a few times 😂. So oversall I don’t knock the multitool sets and the little starter kits! It’s like a beginner sewing kit or cookware set. You don’t need to be a fashion designer or a master chef but you will probably want to fix the hole in the crotch of your favourite pants or eat dinner at some point! I just like seeing good ones to give to my cousins who are at the moving out age so I can give them something actually handy that isn’t an aliexpress pressure washer that I may be afraid of exploding 😰 I still use that beginner drill with cleaning attachments now actually 😂 that thing refuses to go down.
I think a set like this is perfect for anyone at that moving out stage, plus if you have to get them gifts it gives the others to get them things we often don’t have at that point like the safety equipment 😅. Most college kids don’t have the money or the foresight for eye, ear, and hand protection in their tool kits! Persevere it while it’s still good 😂 👍
I own and use a Matrix regularly although I only have two attachments, regular drill and impact driver. They did have a different system before the Matrix and I had one of those too but that was well over a decade ago. Craftsman also has one called Bolt-On that I think I saw was compatible with Matrix.
@@pinkerbot Yes, they still have it, I've just bought a system last year.
It's called the Matrix in North America, MultiEvo in Europe and Asia, but they are basically the same, the only differences are the color scheme and the cordless version has higher voltage in the Matrix than the MultiEvo (20V vs 18V)
But I can tell by just looking at this video, the quality of the B&D products are multiple leagues higher than this one (granted, so is the price).
@@toymao Agree. I have the B&D system myself, and i am very satisfied with it. For someone who doesn't use powertools that often, it is perfect.
My point is, i think this review criticises the idea of one motor, multiple tools more than it does the quality of this particular brand - which it should.
With regards to the washer, hook it up to a tap and a hose pipe. You will be surprised.
yo @Fix This Build That try this
Or just use it to spray on soapy water before the pressure washer. Guess it could also be used with water soluble plant nutrients etc.
I actually think one of the nozzles could be for spray painting.
Or try it closer than 2 feet away from the thing you're pressure washing...
@@ZzZ-qd1zo Yep, more like a couple of inches max to get mould off wood or concrete.
I have the Ryobi version of the two lawn tools and love it. It's perfect for my needs. I have a huge hedge trimmer that I loved at our old house and my giant hedge line. But here, I have two barberry bushes by the front steps. The big trimmer and the extension chord needed is way overkill. The little Ryobi I bought is perfect for trimming those. The grass clipper attachment was a bonus I didn't know I needed. But it works perfectly on the tree lawn for around the telephone pole and cable box.
Sometimes you just need the little tools because the 'real' ones are just overkill and create more work.
Just like I could see that spray attachment being great for something that is out of reach of your normal garden hose.
I had the opposite thing when we moved. I had a plug in big hedge trimmer but we only had two bushes right by an outlet so it was perfect! Now we have acres of pathways that I maintain so I had to buy an even bigger boy, gas powered, trimmer. The thing is amazing!
I bought a similar system from a middle man (didnt realize that aliexpress has these). And what I got definitely cannot substitute for a pro-sumer grade set of tools, but theyre easily at least 4-8 times what I can do with hand tools at my fastest, and they dont tire until the battery dies from what Ive used.
I use my tools sparingly, and I dont have a lot of money. These things make stuff that were basically impossible to do on my own, to completely doable just takes a little longer.
I got a drill, impact wrench, tire pump, recip saw, the base motor, charger and 2 batteries for 150usd.
Edit: For the pump, I find it good for my road bike tires. Small volume, but you need to get it to pretty high pressures. The higher the pressure, the harder it is to cycle a manual pump, so I like it for that.
Well it's a light duty tool set. I do think expecting it to drive a 1" spade bit was asking a bit much of it. The most concerning to me was the sander. Nothing to do with dust collection, I just don't think it looked very efficient.
Light duty tools are just that - you wouldn't buy them for trade applications. You'll pay at least as much just for one trade quality tool of reasonable quality.
I have a few light duty tools and like them because they are cheap, very light, charge quickly, and I work mostly with plastics and soft metals. I also own trade tools but the applications are different.
I love the 3d printing! It’s my main interest in making tools/attachments for items. I would love to see your design process because I’m sure we’ve all thought that thing would work better and then have to pray some one has the specific injection molded plastic attachment when we could make one for our specific need. 👍 that would be super cool!
Adding my vote to more 3D printing. You have a very good way of relaying information and I think a lot could be learned seeing your design/thought processes.
I had a contractor helping me on a project. We needed to demo some 2x8s that we weren't going to reuse. The contractor kind of laughed when I brought out an electric chainsaw. He quit laughing when I went through the first 2x8 like a hot knife through butter. When we got done, he said "I think I'm going to get one of those." I don't think that chainsaw attachment is on the same level as my electric chainsaw, but for an occasional use, maybe...
Thanks for the demo and the laughs
Yeah, I have had friends laugh at my electric chainsaw.
That is, until they can't get theirs to start and need some branches cut up.
17:52 No way I'm going to trim my bush with this medieval clipping device!
Fun video Brad!
I think it's pretty good if you don't have any of the tools. Because you can try a ton of tools without needing to spend a ton. After you figure out what tools you actually use, you can buy a nice set that you know you're gonna use the heck out of them.
This seems great for anyone that needs to complete a bunch of little tasks pretty quick. Cut a couple parts for a custom jig, then trim a small bush, wash the window and fix that flat bicycle tire...
This was one of the craziest posts ever. Thank you I think.
I had a Craftsman set about 15 years ago that was similar, I had the impact driver, drill, sander, and jigsaw. It worked okay for small stuff around the house.
Bolt-on, still working! Drill, jig saw, air compressor, small circular saw. One original battery still working and one Matrix battery. Love it.
Craftsman used to have the Bolt-On system which was similar. In addition to the battery-powered motor unit there was a corded version. I own the full set and only recently started switching over to newer equipment.
my brother has one like that, only it's a black & decker set. it's got a ton of attachments. it's not super good at any one single task, but it is good enough at most.
An "Upscale" model of this with a bigger motor, better -made tools and gear select headers for jumpers on the tools would be absolutely fantastic. Bonus points if it can use the Ryobi batteries with the "Stem" on them, which _then_ enables the use of adapters for everything else so you can pick how it is powered, _including_ a direct-to-mains option with IEC 60320-compliant C21 connector (and C22 to C13 adapter).
It’s been a long time since a new video. We are going through withdrawal. Hope you didn’t get hurt working on your new property.
For someone that doesn't have any tools and would rarely use them, it seems like the perfect kit.
That sandpaper test! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 The best part of this video, hahaha
Now send the main body and the torque adapter to TTC for testing!
My dad have this tool, its really good and the angle grinder seems like underpowered, the other things is just good
Here in Portugal, to lock the chuck of the drill we hold it and press the button to "drill".
That’s what we do in the U.S. as well. I guess he’s never used a power drill before. 🤷♂️
These are not like the dewalts that click locked,you can close down on the bit by doing that, but to tighten you have to hold both parts of the chuck and tighten together by hand to grip it.
His level of skills reminds me of an aprentice on his first day at the construction site. The disk of the angle grinder felt off in the first second of use because he didn't fit it properly on the center ring. God forbid if it would be a 2500W big grinder.....he would kill himself with it.
Have to say out of your 6 duds I would have only given 3 of them duds. To me, that kit is an absolute godsend for someone who likes/wants/needs all of those tools but can't afford each one discreetly. Very much worth the money.
had me rolling on the sander, 1/2 second run, yeah I'm done, it's a no.
You nailed that impact wrench sound perfectly.
Your impact gun sound effect was pretty awesome.
I wounder if the switching to low gear has to be done with nothing attached to it?
1:39 meters cubed, not squared. Squared is an area, cubed is a volume.
3D printing videos? Yes, please!
The look of excitement when the blower/hair dryer turned on was priceless!
Wow... That's CRAZY!!
Yes!! 3d attachment to drills/tools. Perfect example is the fitting for the air pump. If u get bored and need an idea. 3d print a foam cutting blade. I know a hot knife works great. But what if what could 3d print a blade for our grinder without buying the hot knife tools. Foam/cork/cardboard blade? 3d print a cloth blafe if u want a challenge.
Pour la drill t'avais le setting de clutch a 1 !!! Crinque la a 15 ça ne stripera pus !!! So revisite ton essai ...
That primal omg Roar when you finished using the chainsaw attachment 🤣
The sander "test" had me in stitches LOL
A leviton plug for that charger would be way less janky and costs $4.56.
You have to pull the trigger and hold the drill base at the same time to tighten the bit. Seeing how there isn't a tool to tighten
almost like a kirby vacuum can be used in work shop and clean up mess clean carpet etc etc onlly $2400 in the 90's
20:54 Brad shot first! 🤣🤣
I think you’ve found the Shopsmith of drills.
I had a B&D tool like that back in the 00s. Got it for Christmas. But it was just a drill, a sander, and a jigsaw. It honestly wasn't bad. I only ended up tossing it like 2 or 3 years ago and that was just because the batteries finally crapped out and I didn't feel like looking up new ones.
An awful lot of 00s tool hardware got slung out in those days as battery tech died...primarily because it was replaced by the only viable battery tech (so far) Lithium Ion. There is a local city market in my area in UK.. sometimes we see a stall holder rent a 'pitch' and there will be a selection of hand tools ( sometimes interesting) and a load of 00s tyoe power tools...not interesting as in almost every case... the batteries are 'Fubarred' or missing..
The cool impact sound you are talking about is on air impacts only lol
Fun demonstration.
Thanks for the video Brad
You are funnier than most stand up comedians.
#1 rating bonsi tree kit!!
Love your stuff. Please keep making videos.
that thing is impressive!
Ive had the bosch one for a few years now and no flaws
Love the videos! Big fan, been watching for a while. It makes me chuckle to see how adverse to dust you are given what you do haha!
It pretty much makes you appreciate your good tools.
Do be nice to the Pinto! I drove a Ford Explosion Special (Pinto) for a few years. Great little car!
This looks like a copy of the Black&Decker Matrix line, i had used them for years as it was all i could afford and gave me a drill, an impact, a sawzall, and a 3in circular saw, pretty much built my deck with it.
This would have been a nice bit a kit for me back in those days
If you like camping or need a tire inflator the Craftsman V20 Tire inflator is good with the set pressure then it'll auto cut-off when it's reached. It also has 120V, 12V, and 20V plus a air mattress inflator and tire inflator. I hate the actual valves stim piece it got chewed up with constant use and leaks faster then it can pump almost. The ability to use 3 different powers input is pretty much why I got it since so other brands don't make a 12V version with a 12V cigarette plug in which I mean Milwaukee.
Try holding the button down to change the gear
I would have to say I only continued to watch this video for the sheer entertainment value of you trying out each attachment. I would have to say that buying this would be unjustifiable for its price despite the entertainment value your video gave it.
This is a chinese knockoff of the Craftsman Bolt On A.K.A the Black and Decker Matrix. I had the Craftmas version and most of the attachements. For a DIY person they were wonderful. Loved mine. The attachments between the two were identical and were interchangable. I only just recently had mine go up in smoke after using it for over 11 years.
Great video Brad! I'm going to pass on the tool but you get a huge thumbs up from me on more 3D printing stuff. 😀
3:41 I... typically just slide in the bit and pull the trigger till the bit it tight. Then give it a little extra mmph for good measure. Is that not normal to do?
I bought cheap tools and most worked enough to do my diy ... this seems to be one of those packs you buy at the start of the project hoping it will last the project ... the only good part is that you can get the body for cheap if it dies and you get aleardy all your tools back or just get a aecond one to decrease swapping heads/functions all the time
I kinda like it this would be perfekt for a home were you do occasionally work. Definitely not for professional use but for a person who build a shelf or do a bit of light work you can't get a better price for at least 8 ok tools
The chainsaw attachment was really cool
03:40 does it not lock when you set it halfway between forward and reverse? Thats how a few manuals ive read suggest doing it to chuck up bits.
Ridgid had something called JobMax that was a separate power device with various attachments. And Ryobi made an oscillating tool that was a JobMax compatible power head that accepted those Ridgid JobMax attachments.
I've got this from Rigid. has a corded and cordless base as well as an air powered base.
It's a great idea, I think and wanted it for a long time, but we need to wait for a better quality.
Could you tell us exactly which iso tunes you have. They show several and do not identify which ones were yours. Thanks a lot. Love your channel, and can’t wait for the next shed video.
Yep, I love the Xtra 2.0, that's my go to in the shop. Around town I like the wireless Free 2.0. And hope to be back on the shed soon
A Parrot that lives next to an Auto Shop once said: 3:18
7:12 Oh! He says "treasure." I thought this became a different kind of channel for a sec.
In my experience, any tool that tries to do a lot of different jobs will not do any of them well.
The 2 lawn tools look typical in their capacity and their ability to eat fingers.
I have Ryobi's low pressure sprayer. It is nice for cleaning the crud off our bicycles after a ride. I wouldn't want to use a high pressure washer for that.
This tool set will make you really appreciate the 'proper' tools when you get them!
This was very entertaining to watch. My only question throughout this video was: how long does the battery last?
Don't think I'll be buying this tool though.
I would love to see more 3d print and design.
On the plus side I bet it uses makita betteries
Looks like at least a 6 AH battery so should last a decent amount of time. If they've used semi decent cells might be 9 AH .
Probably the same one you threw out 10 years ago@@maxbrinker9333
16:28 It's Paul Bunion's electric razor! lol
While i get where they were going with grinder, that is finger cutter. Maybe if you almost never use one and use it for sanding disks.. maybe but yeah that is a no. For the rest those seem functional for smaller stuff and in a pinch.
If you were just needing to have tools on hand just in case, i could see this being helpful, but in practical uses maybe not so much. good find!
Reminds me of an older Craftsmans tool I had a very long time ago..you had to screw in the attachments to a pistol motor base.
5:41 if you want taht cool sound you need an air powered one
You dont need a key to tighten an angle grinder disc. Just make sure its off, id remove the battery, then you can tighten it by hand. Ive never used a key though they're available, its not necessary if you know how to do it by hand
The double driver can also take a bit from a bit set. That is why the 1/2 is hollowed out. I think makita makes one.
If anyone is wondering about the gearbox switch, you have to press and hold.
This is actually super impressive…for a homeowner that has no allegiance to a trade, this could be very useful. Although, I hate to say it. If AliBaba could eliminate the exorbitant shipping costs this is close to a reasonable price. Granted, this thing wouldn’t last for any amount of serious work. Good for Grandma and her housekeeping tho!
A Black + Decker 20V MAX matrix. I believe they have 9 attachments for it. I have one and have 5 attachments. (Porter Cable attachments work with it.) All good quality.
One of my attachments is a detail sander, much like the one you showed and I like it. Yes, it has no dust collection, but that's typical of all detail sanders. I simply use mine outside and use a mask.
Another attachment I have is an inflater I use it to keep my tires inflated. I have one with a slow leak that the tire shop can't cure. This attachment makes the entire set worth buying.
Many of the dudes seem ok.
Yhe jetwash would be great for mountain biking quick clean up before loading up.
Seems like the combo of the chainsaw plus the grass trimmer would actually be good for larger shrubs
The zoop-zoop that you hear from the equipement used for unscrewing lugnuts are on compressed air. This is not. Lol
This is just like the Craftsman Bolt-On system (also cheaper version marketed under Black and Decker). I still have it with about 7-8 add-ons and still use it today. Probably the best tool investment I made in 20 years.This, however, does not look as good.
I don't hate it..... If you're an living the apartment life, where space is critical.....it does OK for small stuff.
Fun to see you try all of the attachments. But….ill pass and stick to the specific use versions.
Would love to see some 3d printing
i've got the Lidl version and for small jobs its perfect
Lidl Parkside has a similar tool, with 4 accessories
"Multi-tools are extremely loud"
Me recovering from having to cut the ends off multiple screws with my multi tool: WHAT?! I CANT HEAR YOU
Next project: a new playhouse for the kids! That thing is old man!
Funny thing is if they raised the price like $20 and addressed the materials problems that kit would be very cool and useful.
Well I’m gonna give this video a thumbs up
Would love to find a pop rivet attachment for that tool
As a welder i can tell you that you dont need that key to put on grinder disks, hand tight is fine.
I love my Milwaukee Fuel tools even more.
Craftsman youse to make one of these in cored and battery I’ve gat a battery one with some of the attachments
That zip-zip sound is because that is a pneumatic version
ok 2/3 through. SO far you put two things in thumbs down that YOU did it wrong lol. Operator error (IE running a grinder disc backewards) was on you friend. I get the broken wrench though. THe other was the jigsaw, it worked. Whether you liked it or not, it worked as advertised. lol NO I AM NOT A REP OR OWNER, just thought a test should be solely on whether it did the job or not, not whether you liked that it worked.