10 Great HANDYMAN Tools & Gadgets #4
10 Great HANDYMAN Tools & Gadgets #4
Ten interesting handyman tools and gadgets to make work easier and more efficient. For more information follow the links below.
0:05 ➤ Ti EDC Wrench – https://amzn.to/2NwZdHb
0:53 ➤ RAK Magnetic Wristband – https://geni.us/v7zb3 (Amazon US & International)
1:54 ➤ Kikka Digga – http://www.kikkadigga.com/, https://geni.us/q4CSa1 (Amazon International)
3:24 ➤ Winbag – http://geni.us/vAe21Um (Amazon US & International)
5:21 ➤ HammerHead 4V Rechargeable Screwdriver – https://amzn.to/2PANPbz
6:38 ➤ Bionic Wrench – http://geni.us/PuVnc (Amazon US & International)
7:00 ➤ Leatherman Tread – https://amzn.to/2PI8M4B
8:04 ➤ HammerHead Cross Line Laser – https://amzn.to/2pZZKnX
8:46 ➤ PiViT Ladder Leveling Tool – http://geni.us/mxq9g4 (Amazon US & International)
10:17 ➤ Tite-Reach Extension Wrenches – http://geni.us/KnTa (Amazon US & International)
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At about 1:18 the guy is using the driver at an angle. Professional ‘hand model’ at work?
Kik a digga only available in the U.K. For now. 30 pounds worth. Looks like something very useful for hard core gardener or construction use
Just a suggestion, drop the music and just talk to us. I do like the small pocket wrench. Good addition to a Leather man or my Sog.
I always carry a 4" adjustable wrench with me
Many of these were very clever, but so specialised as to be NOT worth the expense. 30 years ago they would have found a niche, but in 2019—the "Days of Global Depression" most are not worth the money. In particular, the electronic tools.
Первый гаджет херня. Плоскогубцы эффективнее.
Tôi là ở Việt Nam làm sao tôi có thể mua nó
Kick a what?
Rally enjoey
If i saw some dingus on the job site with a magnetic bracelet the chirps would be endless
Tite reach are great to have if you do a lot of mechanical work. They are over 50 bucks each but when the extensions in your ratchet don’t work enough, this are a great tool to have.
Pivot ladder seems expensive at over 100 bucks but it is safe and easy to set up with ease and doesn’t need adjusting. If you are young ladders in your job it’s something great to keep handy.
Winbag averages from 10 to 30 bucks. Great for construction.
Cut out the background music. We came here to hear and understand what is being said, not to hear music.
Bionic wrench is good at 15 to 30 bucks, but it’s better to get the bionic grip. It gets to some areas easier.
Good
That ladder tool is next level
That guy doesn’t know how to dig
120 for a wrench. Ur crazy
Nice sir
awesome you included links.
Ang ganda sana ng adjustable pocket wrench kaso 5000 petot? Patawa ba kayo?
Finally some kool tools just a couple of them are not convenient or too expensive
Pivit is that CSA approved? I dont think so
I made my own version of the Pivot Ladder out of plywood and it works like a champ, just don’t end up using it THAT much…
I can carry a small crescent wrench for $10 that does the same thing. Get real with the pricing. Its not a bad idea, but gouging customers is no way to build a business.
A closed wrench is useless half of the time. Look at a real wrench, it also has an OPEN end. Those lil’ toys are going to piss you of more than not.
I got a wind bag shes a good wife really
Hammerhead is 15 to 30. Great if you don’t have any tools but if you have most of those tools it just a waste.
I question the need for a "pocket" wrench. There are many small wrenches – just google it.
Multitools are stupid. You can do the same job with regular tools, better and faster and cheaper
Those are some nifty gadgets! I want the bionic wrench.
First and last gadgets where the only one that seemed useful I think.
Hammerhead cross line laser is great at 50 bucks. Cheap in its category.
All ok but price is so cost
Just a series of adverts
@6:42 The robot butthole wrench.
Oooh 😮, he’s saying Digga.
All the articles are useless. In addition, it makes understand that the products manufactured and designed in the USA are the best, when it is not true. It is simply bad publicity dedicated to a public that believes that what exists outside its borders are underdeveloped cultures.
Magnetic wrist band is about the only useful thing in this video, You can only do so much with a closed end wrench
2:42 *fail*
So is no one going to say anything about the name of
Kicka digga
Sounds too close to something else
Lol
Para empezar si quieren que se venda su producto quiten al wey ese que da asco pinche pelado de marrano piojos así su producto también asco
I was considering that Leatherman Tread but for $175 NEVER MIND!!!
The pocket wrench is a joke. Adjustment range too large, will hlep break or deform the fastener with normal torque the larger fasteners use, leaving you worse off than if you had never touched the fastener, and has bad compromises to fit the larger ones with compromise use on smaller fasteners.
Magnetic wristband can be handy in some uses but is only $3 worth of material and magnets, overpriced and could easily be made yourself.
Kikka Digga has no purpose. It will slow you down so if you can’t maintain speed with that size shovel you merely choose a smaller shovel, also reducing back strain (but that is largely a function of handle length). Also it is sensless to try to till up ground using larger scoops, which will just need broken up further anyway so you were better off getting smaller scoops (same depth but shorter width) in the first place. Hint: Know how to use a tool instead of blaming the tool.
The hammerhead screwdriver is arguably innovative for incorporating niche features but people who need them, probably already have superior alternatives and the screwdriver idea is long established so going backwards to a mere 4V system is a downgrade for most handy people, should have at least used 2 x Li-Ion cells for 8V. Yes with good capacity it would be a little longer, make it big enough to work well, not too weak and small then you need another tool anyway which saves no space or weight in total.
Bionic wrench is mostly for people allergic to tool ownership and using them. I can see it for someone who lives with 30 other people in a small apartment where every inch of space is valuable, or maybe to backpack to mars where the weight matters too, but otherwise this is no substitute for a wrench set and once you have that set, you will probably not use the bionic wrench much.
Leatherman Tred is for people both stupid and useless. If they were smart they’d see the problems ahead of time. If they were less useless they’d be using their hands and wrists enough to see the problem with a hunk of jagged metal strapped on, where it pulls your arm hair out, is a pain to clean that hair out of, scratches up anything you touch it against, cuts and bruises your arm and hand, bangs around noisy, and if you are used to using hand tools you have muscular wrists so it has to be looser to fit which means all that much more banging around and scratching things up it contacts. All that, to have a piddly little amount of a fiddly way to get minimum torque to a small % of things you need a tool for, all the while carrying extra weight and all the above detractions for the links you never ever use. Plus, expensive for all that compromise. Carry it in your pocket if you like wearing holes in your pockets and are still clueless why this is not what the world uses as a substitute for real tools.
The pivot ladder tool is an exception in this list. It does work. It works about as well as free scraps of wood in block and wedge shapes. If you are a termite so you ate all your spare wood, get this! Kidding aside, a ladder leveler is the most useful tool of all in the video from a safety perspective. Falling off a ladder from any significant height onto (any surface but especially) an uneven surface can ruin your day/year/back/lifetime.
Tite Reach ratchet extensions – There are applications where you can’t get conventional tools in and this or another less common configuration wrench is needed. Problem is, most things are not designed this way to where you can’t get to a fastener with a normal assortment of shallow wrenches, sockets, swivel extensions, etc. That should be evident from the fact that even in their demo video clip, practically all things it was used on, were easily accessible without it. It might make use use fewer turns of the ratchet or wrench because of a greater turning circle clearance but how much time does that really take? More often, having this extension on will limit the amount of torque you can use while securing the tool true to the fastener which risks rounding off the fastener head.
Kids, 9 times out of 10 if you think one of these tools would be handy, it is only because you don’t own the right tool for the job instead. Buy the right tool for the job and THEN decide if you’re bored with your tools and need to fill any extra space in your tool chest with a new toy.
At 175 bucks! The leatherman tread is way too pricy. Just no… it’s cheaper to get a gerber multitool for your keys.
He has a badass mohawk
Winbag: pump it up and see it get tight (that’s what she said).
It- end wrench 120 bucks? Overpriced if you ask me. Especially when you can carry a small quality wrench for less than 20 bucks.
Magnetic wrist band varies from 10 to 30 bucks, but it’s not really necessary if you already have a magnetic tray.