I fully agree with the Bear, about not wanting to waste money on pre-selected tool kits. But ya know? There's always the ones you should have just to keep in the trunk of a car for emergencies. They do come in handy in a pinch. Don't need to worry that they will rust, or get lost, cheap sets, but when you're broken down somewhere, you'll be glad to have them.
I bought the old version of that B&D multi tool for my mom a while ago. It has been useful every time I go over to work on something for her. I really love my flat nose pliers from Channel Locks. 🥂
I needed a small cordless for household and computer disassembly. The Nocry cordless screwdriver is excellent, and a lot stronger than you imagine. I liked it enough to buy a second one for my rollaway.
I got laughed at for using $30 Drill Brush on a $250 worth of red cordless drill to wash the pots and pans (reseasoning cast iron and whatnot) up until they realized how much more effective and fast it made the job. Take that! :)
Got the Vacmaster 5 gallon and it's PERFECT for cleaning out the carpets in a car. More suction than a car wash. If you need something more portable (to use all over the house), this is perfect.
As a former full time machinist wera screw drivers are the best. Lots of higher end mills will come with wera drivers. Before Amazon we always had to order them through MSC or grainger
Bear, I had the WEN planer, I planed with it for about 6mo, made a few really nice Adirondack chairs with it but on my 4th chair the bearings seized on the knife rotor and it absolutely demolished a $100 cedar board. I recently bought a DeWalt to replace and don't think that I'll look back.
I have the CASOMAN 4 pc impact set for wheel bearings. They really are decent quality. I was able to get the 4 pc set for the same price that O'Reilly's wanted just for the one size I needed. Highly recommend.
Just purchase a 3pc 3/4” impact extension set off Amazon by Casoman, for the $35cad they gotta be good enough I reckon🤷🏼♂️ happy to hear your impact tools from them were acceptable
I bought a Juemel 3/8 electric ratchet and that thing has taken a beaten and still working great. Another brand I've bought is NoCry. I have their 1/2" impact wrench, 1/4" drill driver and 3/8" chuck drill. Those things have been going for over a year now and again no issues. Those were bare tools but the batteries can be bought on there too.
I have Klien screwdrivers and one set of wera , the wera are some really nice lightweight and strong screwdrivers , they are def 1 of the top of the line brand.
One of the best tools off of Amazon I’ve ever gotten was the Subaru ball joint puller by Astro Pneumatic. $25 and it saved me a ton of time. Easy and effortless. If you don’t have one in your box you should consider picking it up.
I bought a Wen variable speed I believe 16 inch (dont exactly know) drill press over 7 years ago, it has been beat to absolute hell its been used a a drum sander, turned sideways and used as a lathe, even surfaced some engine parts with a grinding wheel in the chuck of that thing. and it absolutely will not die!! The only thing I didnt like was the original hardware holding the motor mount on was garbage but thats a super simple fix, and other than that it performs like its brand new.
WERA!!! Love this company!! I’ve had some of their tools for about 5 years now. Picked up their sockets. Impact, or “Impaktor” and the zyklop, or non impact, sockets about 3’months ago. OMG the best sockets I’ve ever used. Can’t explain it. Just have to experience it. If you think they are too pricey, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!
Hey Red, I really enjoyed this video! Lots of great information and I actually own several of the items you mentioned ( your fault by the way) I used to enjoy going to Lowe’s and Home Depot but not so much anymore, 1 register open in a big box lumber, hardware and patio store🙄, and 1 guy just standing around pointing you to self checkout that either won’t read the barcode, reads the barcode but puts in the wrong amount or has a read error when I insert my card to pay. Arrgh! If I can get an item on Amazon at close to the right price that’s the route I take. I really tried to support retailers, I am willing to pay more so that a human being can have a job and benefits but a store with 10 registers and never more than one person working to check me out , I just got tired of it. Thanks for all the research and great information. Hope Everyone has a very blessed and healthy day.
I bought one of those Quinn digital torque adapter from harbor freight a few years ago when I first saw it. And I love it. I also have a few torque wrench’s but the adapter is a lot easier to use. It’s a better option not only space wise but also just as accurate as a wrench.
I have a wen 4214 drill press. It is great but it is amazing by making a few modifications such as a drill press table, new handles, and a digital depth gauge. Calibrate and it will run perfectly.
Oh now that one looks exactly like one of my Crescent sets. Holy moly prices have gone up over, um, I guess maybe 7 years? Jeepers I'm old 🤣 Paid maybe 60 tops on black Friday? Think I'm using the wrong one of the drill brush set in trying to clean my grill. Though I'm kind of addicted to using the "Scotchbrite" "roloc" pads from the set. Very exciting!
Yeah, the Apollo set at 20:15 looks just about identical to the Crescent CTK170CMP2 that I have. It was a good set for $80 five years ago, but prices have come up substantially.
The gear wrench socket/Allen head things..we use them at work...they wear out fairly fast.. if you're planning on using them a lot, go with something else
The Bear: “Massachusetts is huge it’s just a huge state, crazy how absolutely massive it is” Texas: ….. I kid I kid but I feel that. I drive to clients houses as part of my job and spend a solid 25-40% of my days driving sometimes more
Hey Bear, about the Black and Decker multi-tool: The orange one is the new one. The white one is the older model that you featured on your channel about a month ago, right before the new model was released. I believe the older model was $139 at that time, but jumped up to $190 when the sale ended. I still haven't decided (Makita) on what line (Makita) to go with (Makita) so I passed on it. The orange one is the new model and it was listed at $276 straight out of gate. I don't know how, or even if, it differs from the prior (white) model, but, of course, it's more expensive. Just out of curiosity, have you ever seen a new model of a tool that was less expensive than the comparable prior model?
I have some Sata and some Gearwrench and outside of the packaging I do not see much of a difference. Very impressed with the Sata ratcheting tap and die handles.
Don't waste your money on that large filter. The filter on fan definitely works for airborne particulates, so it saves your lungs. Practice good cleanliness at least once a week and vacuum all horizontal surfaces.
I never understood the boner for powered ratchets. I have used air ratchets at work and they're a pain in the ass more than anything else. They feel greasy because the access oil sprays all over the handle, and the air house is just as bad as fighting with a garden hose. I have a husky electric ratchet at home and it works great but still I rarely use it. I bought it a year ago and it's still on the same charge that was on the battery the first time I charged it 1 year ago.
At Lowes you can buy online/pick up in store some of the Black & Decker 20v stuff. Recently picked up the mouse/detail sander w/ finger attachment. It’s great for fine detail work/hard to reach spots. Only down side is battery life isn’t the best The Lexivon Torx bit set surprisingly good quality for what you pay (
I'm sure this has been requested but could you please do a once a month (however often) USA made video? Maybe they're more and I know they're like finding a needle in metal shavings but I think a lot of your subscribers would give these brands a chance. Thank you.
Another good tool to look into is Plasma Cutters for home gamers. Their top rated cutter LOTOS is less than 1/2 of HF and higher rated than HF Titanium by most review sites.
Availability can be a problem. First law of retail is you cannot sell something that you do not have in stock. I will always try to buy from a local store first, but if they don't have it then I search elsewhere.
Tool Bear try the Witte screw drivers. They are also sold with the Matco and Cornwall label. I think the Witte is the Knipex screw driver of German tools.
Amazon gets as little of my money as possible. Mainly because my wife is the only one who orders from Amazon. I’m continuing to work on her making more local purchases and it’s getting there. She even has made a couple of purchases at Harbor Freight for her hobbies.
Milwaukee won't warranty tools bought on Amazon.l seen an email an independent tool dealer from Tennessee received stating a case of this from Milwaukee.Denied to warranty the tool due to bought on Amazon going by the serial number on the tool
I bought the harbor shite wet dry vac (6 gallon) and it seems to be an older porter cable vac thats been rebranded. Was a pretty nice pickup on sale. Still would recommend the Ridgid though, gets warm fast and if you use it for long use it could be an issue.
Hi Red. I bought one of the casoman 1/4 socket set last year when they were dirt cheap. So far they held up to every day use. I mainly use the set for batteries and metal Tpm sensor. I like that the set has no skips and I really want to try out the ep auto 3/8 set.
When I was a kid in the late 80s/early 90s, on this side of the Pond, i.e. in Europe, Black & Decker was THE brand for the power tools. Sure, the competition wasn't nearly as it is today but still, B&D was it... I don't know what happened to them, especially since they are a part of the company that owns multiple other quality brands. They should borrow few engineers and a couple of guys from the marketing department...
I have the popoman 1/2 impact which is the same as teppco and it’s great for lugnuts or anything you can get it on. I was looking to get the whole line just for the price vs the amount of tool you receive.
Thanks for the tips ! That B+D setup seems great for tossing in the RV - great idea ! BTW- If you’ve got that 300ft•lb 1/2” Teccpo impact driver, you should reach out to loan it to the Torque Test Channel to see if it puts out the beans 👊
I've seen multiple videos of the gearwrench ratchet combo wrenches that fall apart in the ratcheting mechanism. There's not a very good clip to hold it in place and it just falls apart.
Been watching your channel a long time. And you've gotten me onto some good deals. But you have got to stop just giving zero user evidence reviews. If someone wants a tool review, having someone who's actually using them, showing people you use them, and giving pros and cons of tools is what you should be providing. Not a 30 minute rant on your opinion. Showing me deals is one thing, giving a review is a different video bud. Commenting, for YT algorithm :)
I have been watching your videos off and on for 3 or 4 years and I agree with what you say. Oddly enough I just got hired by Amazon and I have seen first hand that you can buy literally anything from them especially the tools that are hard to find.
The one catch with wet dry vacs is the filters: I've got a really nice, slightly older Craftsman branded wet dry vac, so not even a no name, and finding a filter that fits exactly is a huge pain. I ended up going with a "close enough" Masterforce filter from Menards (think it's rebranded Vacmaster) and sealing it with aluminum foil tape. I can find a filter for my Shop Vac branded vacuum but it's not as nice as the Craftsman...
Do you have ace hardware around you? They sell craftsman stuff. My shop vac is 9 or so years old and that's where I get my craftsman filters. Lowes also sells some craftsman stuff now too, they may sell the filters.
@@chrisbrannan3784 I'm not sure where the nearest Ace is, that's a good idea. I'm just slightly bitter I bought a filter that says for red Craftsman and didn't check the fit until it was too late to return it.
Do they make the batteries compatible with the other 'brands' they sell under? They really want to take off they should do that. They could even pretend it's some 'industry standard' battery across all their brand names.
Don’t forgot with the Wen bench top tools, with hobo freight, you can buy the service plans and if it breaks, you get a new one in the store. You really wanna deal with sending something back to Amazon 18 months after the purchase ?
Wasnt there a video not a few months before this one saying to stay away from Teccpo, top 10 brands to STAY AWAY FROM?!?! lol. I guess they really upped their game!
Amazon does not have the lowest prices but free shipping helps. But amazon has stuff it's easyto advertise low priced tools that are always out of stock.
@@BudMasta I doubt it. Some stuff is cheaper. I remember awhile back he talked about a cheap multimeter on Amazon that had a flash sale type deal and it was cheaper here. I just don't get why that drill is that much more. Its not like the company selling is different.
Hey Bear! I use a 3/8 Kimo ratchet for work. Its a beater that gets dropped and used hard and its been great. I think I paid about 80ish bucks for it and I really like it. of Course I have zero experience with their customer service people but I do like the tool. My 2 Cents. Thanks!
I fully agree with the Bear, about not wanting to waste money on pre-selected tool kits. But ya know? There's always the ones you should have just to keep in the trunk of a car for emergencies. They do come in handy in a pinch. Don't need to worry that they will rust, or get lost, cheap sets, but when you're broken down somewhere, you'll be glad to have them.
I bought the old version of that B&D multi tool for my mom a while ago. It has been useful every time I go over to work on something for her. I really love my flat nose pliers from Channel Locks. 🥂
I needed a small cordless for household and computer disassembly. The Nocry cordless screwdriver is excellent, and a lot stronger than you imagine. I liked it enough to buy a second one for my rollaway.
“Who uses these to do dishes???!!!!……I did and it was fantastic!” Hahahahaha.
I got laughed at for using $30 Drill Brush on a $250 worth of red cordless drill to wash the pots and pans (reseasoning cast iron and whatnot) up until they realized how much more effective and fast it made the job. Take that! :)
Got the Vacmaster 5 gallon and it's PERFECT for cleaning out the carpets in a car. More suction than a car wash. If you need something more portable (to use all over the house), this is perfect.
As a former full time machinist wera screw drivers are the best. Lots of higher end mills will come with wera drivers. Before Amazon we always had to order them through MSC or grainger
Bear, I had the WEN planer, I planed with it for about 6mo, made a few really nice Adirondack chairs with it but on my 4th chair the bearings seized on the knife rotor and it absolutely demolished a $100 cedar board.
I recently bought a DeWalt to replace and don't think that I'll look back.
A lot of great information, thanks for keeping us up to date👍😀
MATRIX SET! It can't be beat!
Picked up a few sets of the Wera over the past year. I love their stuff, and Knipex
I have the CASOMAN 4 pc impact set for wheel bearings. They really are decent quality. I was able to get the 4 pc set for the same price that O'Reilly's wanted just for the one size I needed. Highly recommend.
Just purchase a 3pc 3/4” impact extension set off Amazon by Casoman, for the $35cad they gotta be good enough I reckon🤷🏼♂️ happy to hear your impact tools from them were acceptable
Menards still Carrie's the Black&Decker 20 volt line.
Teccpo, anyone see the video playing the backround? Screwding?
Imma simple man I see a bear talking tools I click thumbs up! 👍
Twice in 2 weeks, you are great Bear & Fam!
I bought a Juemel 3/8 electric ratchet and that thing has taken a beaten and still working great. Another brand I've bought is NoCry. I have their 1/2" impact wrench, 1/4" drill driver and 3/8" chuck drill. Those things have been going for over a year now and again no issues. Those were bare tools but the batteries can be bought on there too.
I have Klien screwdrivers and one set of wera , the wera are some really nice lightweight and strong screwdrivers , they are def 1 of the top of the line brand.
One of the best tools off of Amazon I’ve ever gotten was the Subaru ball joint puller by Astro Pneumatic. $25 and it saved me a ton of time. Easy and effortless. If you don’t have one in your box you should consider picking it up.
Malco Eagle Grip locking pliers are on amazon and are made in the USA and proven to out perform all of the other ones, even Irwin.
I bought a Wen variable speed I believe 16 inch (dont exactly know) drill press over 7 years ago, it has been beat to absolute hell its been used a a drum sander, turned sideways and used as a lathe, even surfaced some engine parts with a grinding wheel in the chuck of that thing. and it absolutely will not die!! The only thing I didnt like was the original hardware holding the motor mount on was garbage but thats a super simple fix, and other than that it performs like its brand new.
Love my Kimo ratcheting wrench
WERA!!! Love this company!! I’ve had some of their tools for about 5 years now. Picked up their sockets. Impact, or “Impaktor” and the zyklop, or non impact, sockets about 3’months ago. OMG the best sockets I’ve ever used. Can’t explain it. Just have to experience it. If you think they are too pricey, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!
Last thing I got thru Amazon was Capri Wave-Drive wrenches, they are great for rounded fasteners !
Hey Red, I really enjoyed this video! Lots of great information and I actually own several of the items you mentioned ( your fault by the way) I used to enjoy going to Lowe’s and Home Depot but not so much anymore, 1 register open in a big box lumber, hardware and patio store🙄, and 1 guy just standing around pointing you to self checkout that either won’t read the barcode, reads the barcode but puts in the wrong amount or has a read error when I insert my card to pay. Arrgh! If I can get an item on Amazon at close to the right price that’s the route I take. I really tried to support retailers, I am willing to pay more so that a human being can have a job and benefits but a store with 10 registers and never more than one person working to check me out , I just got tired of it.
Thanks for all the research and great information. Hope Everyone has a very blessed and healthy day.
I have the Kimo, love it. Just saying. Seems most others do too.
I bought one of those Quinn digital torque adapter from harbor freight a few years ago when I first saw it. And I love it. I also have a few torque wrench’s but the adapter is a lot easier to use. It’s a better option not only space wise but also just as accurate as a wrench.
I have a wen 4214 drill press. It is great but it is amazing by making a few modifications such as a drill press table, new handles, and a digital depth gauge. Calibrate and it will run perfectly.
What about the work bench drill press adapter.? Clamps for drill into and it's only like $23 is all anodized and really nice. Looking
Bear! I love your videos and personality. Keep up the great work and thank you!
I love my craftsman’s tools but loves Lowe’s last minute deals $50 impact wrench
Picked that up too. Picked up the compact 1/2 impact for $99 and loved that. hope this 3/8 one is as surprising as that one was
@@jthomp997 what 1/2 inch impact did you go with?
My favorite amazon tool of the moment is rechargeable battery powered pruning shears. Makes the job so much easier...
New tool day, hf app informed me of new Hercules brushless compact impact wrenches. Now the countdown to Torque Test Channel begins...
Oh now that one looks exactly like one of my Crescent sets. Holy moly prices have gone up over, um, I guess maybe 7 years? Jeepers I'm old 🤣 Paid maybe 60 tops on black Friday?
Think I'm using the wrong one of the drill brush set in trying to clean my grill. Though I'm kind of addicted to using the "Scotchbrite" "roloc" pads from the set. Very exciting!
Yeah, the Apollo set at 20:15 looks just about identical to the Crescent CTK170CMP2 that I have. It was a good set for $80 five years ago, but prices have come up substantially.
The gear wrench socket/Allen head things..we use them at work...they wear out fairly fast.. if you're planning on using them a lot, go with something else
The Bear: “Massachusetts is huge it’s just a huge state, crazy how absolutely massive it is”
Texas: …..
I kid I kid but I feel that. I drive to clients houses as part of my job and spend a solid 25-40% of my days driving sometimes more
Hey Bear, about the Black and Decker multi-tool: The orange one is the new one. The white one is the older model that you featured on your channel about a month ago, right before the new model was released. I believe the older model was $139 at that time, but jumped up to $190 when the sale ended. I still haven't decided (Makita) on what line (Makita) to go with (Makita) so I passed on it.
The orange one is the new model and it was listed at $276 straight out of gate. I don't know how, or even if, it differs from the prior (white) model, but, of course, it's more expensive.
Just out of curiosity, have you ever seen a new model of a tool that was less expensive than the comparable prior model?
As an electrician I love my wera screwdrivers!
I bought some from Cornwell a few years ago and they were OEM Wera. Really good drivers.
I've heard a lot of good things on that epauto set.
Good info. Thanks!
I have some Sata and some Gearwrench and outside of the packaging I do not see much of a difference. Very impressed with the Sata ratcheting tap and die handles.
Hello again Red and Mrs. Red
Thank you for another Great Video. Again thank you
Don't waste your money on that large filter.
The filter on fan definitely works for airborne particulates, so it saves your lungs. Practice good cleanliness at least once a week and vacuum all horizontal surfaces.
I never understood the boner for powered ratchets. I have used air ratchets at work and they're a pain in the ass more than anything else. They feel greasy because the access oil sprays all over the handle, and the air house is just as bad as fighting with a garden hose. I have a husky electric ratchet at home and it works great but still I rarely use it. I bought it a year ago and it's still on the same charge that was on the battery the first time I charged it 1 year ago.
CHOMPING that like button!
I've heard dewalt is where its at in the wet dry vac arena. Rigid blows now.
Will Porter Cable batteries work in the Teccpo tools?
At Lowes you can buy online/pick up in store some of the Black & Decker 20v stuff. Recently picked up the mouse/detail sander w/ finger attachment. It’s great for fine detail work/hard to reach spots. Only down side is battery life isn’t the best
The Lexivon Torx bit set surprisingly good quality for what you pay (
my Bear guy! Shine ON!
I'm sure this has been requested but could you please do a once a month (however often) USA made video? Maybe they're more and I know they're like finding a needle in metal shavings but I think a lot of your subscribers would give these brands a chance. Thank you.
Thumbs up and subscribed!
Another good tool to look into is Plasma Cutters for home gamers. Their top rated cutter LOTOS is less than 1/2 of HF and higher rated than HF Titanium by most review sites.
I'm with you on the crocs. Another size 15 but I'm an a.
Availability can be a problem. First law of retail is you cannot sell something that you do not have in stock. I will always try to buy from a local store first, but if they don't have it then I search elsewhere.
Tool Bear try the Witte screw drivers. They are also sold with the Matco and Cornwall label. I think the Witte is the Knipex screw driver of German tools.
Amazon gets as little of my money as possible. Mainly because my wife is the only one who orders from Amazon. I’m continuing to work on her making more local purchases and it’s getting there. She even has made a couple of purchases at Harbor Freight for her hobbies.
I just bought the 5 pc pliers set off woot for $19.12. Hasn't come in yet. We'll see how good it is.
Milwaukee won't warranty tools bought on Amazon.l seen an email an independent tool dealer from Tennessee received stating a case of this from Milwaukee.Denied to warranty the tool due to bought on Amazon going by the serial number on the tool
I bought the harbor shite wet dry vac (6 gallon) and it seems to be an older porter cable vac thats been rebranded. Was a pretty nice pickup on sale. Still would recommend the Ridgid though, gets warm fast and if you use it for long use it could be an issue.
Sick Porter Cable burn. Also, Teccpo: Nothing Runs like a Deere
Hi Red. I bought one of the casoman 1/4 socket set last year when they were dirt cheap. So far they held up to every day use. I mainly use the set for batteries and metal Tpm sensor. I like that the set has no skips and I really want to try out the ep auto 3/8 set.
Very nice packed informative video Red @TheDenOfTools
You should make magnetic images of Red for the sides of tool chests
Whats a good ratcheting wrench that has a torque control setting?
When I was a kid in the late 80s/early 90s, on this side of the Pond, i.e. in Europe, Black & Decker was THE brand for the power tools. Sure, the competition wasn't nearly as it is today but still, B&D was it... I don't know what happened to them, especially since they are a part of the company that owns multiple other quality brands. They should borrow few engineers and a couple of guys from the marketing department...
I have the popoman 1/2 impact which is the same as teppco and it’s great for lugnuts or anything you can get it on. I was looking to get the whole line just for the price vs the amount of tool you receive.
Wera screwdrivers are available at woodcraft
Tecpo sure look a lot llike the Hercules line from HF. Anyone know if they are the same?
They aren't. I know the factories that make both and they are very different.
Dang, the price went up on the 8-in Wen drill press.... I think I paid about $84 for it shipped!
April 2019 it was $77. It’s been a good little tool for me
Thanks for the tips ! That B+D setup seems great for tossing in the RV - great idea ! BTW- If you’ve got that 300ft•lb 1/2” Teccpo impact driver, you should reach out to loan it to the Torque Test Channel to see if it puts out the beans 👊
just about snorted soda out my nose when you said you tried doing the dishes with a drill brush.
I've seen multiple videos of the gearwrench ratchet combo wrenches that fall apart in the ratcheting mechanism. There's not a very good clip to hold it in place and it just falls apart.
i looking into getting a set of wera's they are getting great review's
Been watching your channel a long time. And you've gotten me onto some good deals. But you have got to stop just giving zero user evidence reviews. If someone wants a tool review, having someone who's actually using them, showing people you use them, and giving pros and cons of tools is what you should be providing. Not a 30 minute rant on your opinion.
Showing me deals is one thing, giving a review is a different video bud.
Commenting, for YT algorithm :)
Hey bear can u try mentioning the prices on these things we can't see the prices on this stuff on the phone its too small.
I think sometimes consumables like blades can be cheaper.
I have been watching your videos off and on for 3 or 4 years and I agree with what you say. Oddly enough I just got hired by Amazon and I have seen first hand that you can buy literally anything from them especially the tools that are hard to find.
Hey red love the show there couple good place get wera tools.there jdtco and my favorite place for German tools is KC tools.
The one catch with wet dry vacs is the filters: I've got a really nice, slightly older Craftsman branded wet dry vac, so not even a no name, and finding a filter that fits exactly is a huge pain. I ended up going with a "close enough" Masterforce filter from Menards (think it's rebranded Vacmaster) and sealing it with aluminum foil tape.
I can find a filter for my Shop Vac branded vacuum but it's not as nice as the Craftsman...
Do you have ace hardware around you? They sell craftsman stuff. My shop vac is 9 or so years old and that's where I get my craftsman filters.
Lowes also sells some craftsman stuff now too, they may sell the filters.
@@chrisbrannan3784 I'm not sure where the nearest Ace is, that's a good idea. I'm just slightly bitter I bought a filter that says for red Craftsman and didn't check the fit until it was too late to return it.
You can find replacement filters for Craftsman on Amazon
@@hbrucewilliamson1787 yeah I just never have time for shipping when I need a shop vac 😁
Do they make the batteries compatible with the other 'brands' they sell under?
They really want to take off they should do that. They could even pretend it's some 'industry standard' battery across all their brand names.
Annoyingly some of them have a different battery standard between their pink tools and their blue/black/whatever. Doh!
I’ve had luck with the Neiko brand from Amazon.
Just a thought. Have you considered a cigar giveaway? Just a couple . Hmmmm
Don’t forgot with the Wen bench top tools, with hobo freight, you can buy the service plans and if it breaks, you get a new one in the store. You really wanna deal with sending something back to Amazon 18 months after the purchase ?
You are totally right and I usually tell people that if you buy from WEN or companies like then just understand that essentially there is no warranty.
Wasnt there a video not a few months before this one saying to stay away from Teccpo, top 10 brands to STAY AWAY FROM?!?! lol. I guess they really upped their game!
Hi red, I have to get dewalt impacts from Amazon, hd and Lowe’s don’t have it! And there price on xr 5ah battery is insane, much cheaper on Amazon,
Thank you bear, you are smart
Amazon does not have the lowest prices but free shipping helps. But amazon has stuff it's easyto advertise low priced tools that are always out of stock.
Wera tools are German engineered but made in Czech Republic or Taiwan
US Amazon、flex POWER tools fx1371 Do you sell？
First one is in John Deer colors lol
Fun on Amazon!🎉🎊
That $85 brushless drill is $278 on Amazon in Canada.
Is canada forced to buy local to avoid import fees and shit like that?
@@BudMasta I doubt it. Some stuff is cheaper. I remember awhile back he talked about a cheap multimeter on Amazon that had a flash sale type deal and it was cheaper here. I just don't get why that drill is that much more. Its not like the company selling is different.
Give the pulituo sockets from the e-ratchet to your kid he’l make good use of em smoking weed
Of course the bear can't win, the deck is stacked against us. In the end, you just have to grin and bear it. There I said it.
Ever notice how some people will cry at a free beer party
Hey Bear! I use a 3/8 Kimo ratchet for work. Its a beater that gets dropped and used hard and its been great. I think I paid about 80ish bucks for it and I really like it. of Course I have zero experience with their customer service people but I do like the tool. My 2 Cents. Thanks!
I had a couple people call names for buying from Amazon, saying buy American….I had to tell them Amazon is in America. Sillyheads. lol
I think I can buy wiera at runnings near me.
Jersey Discount Tool carries WERA products
Bear's mouth and voice seem a bit less synchronized than normal this vid.
Yeah, I'm not in my usual studio and just using the cam on the laptop and it doesn't have as high a refresh rate.