20 BRILLIANT TOOLS YOU MUST SEE
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1) BullseyeBore Core
• BullseyeBore Core - In...
• BullseyeBore Core - Qu...
• BullseyeBore Core - Ki...
• BullseyeBore Core - Ve...
2) Elephants Trunk 3
• Ergonomic harness - El...
3) MAKAGIC
• Product Introduction V...
4) Kreg 720PRO
• Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig 7...
5) Walcom Evo 360 Mask
• Evo 360 Mask // Tutorial
6) CtrlAX
• CtrlAX_Premium Ultraso...
7) Altrex Shuttle Lift System
• Shuttle Liftsysteem - ...
8) Makita XSA01
• 18V LXT® Brushless Hig...
9) BILT HARD Peat Moss Spreader
• BILT HARD Peat Moss Sp...
10) Winkler Technik PDF System
• Simple installation th...
11) Ameristep
(preview)
• Ameristep - Tree Step ...
12) Titan SprayRoller
• *NEW* Titan SprayRolle...
13) Wolfcraft Keyhole Saw
• Bohrsäge: Für kleine A...
14) STIHL 3-in-1 Sharpening Tool
• STIHL 3-in-1 sharpenin...
• #STIHLsecrets How To U...
15) Alroc
• Sadinter - Penta Alroc...
• ALROC CWB 18 60 MVS M...
16) Cyklop CMT250 & TRANSPAK H-45L Helios
(preview)
• Automatic PET Strappin...
• H-45L Helios Battery P...
• Strapping tool CMT 250...
17) Ballantyne Gear Eveook
(preview)
• Introduction of Ballan...
• Ballantyne Gear Eveook...
18) Shur Line Pour and Store Lid
• Shur Line Pour and Sto...
• Shur-Line Pour and Sto...
19) BOW Products PushPRO PP1
www.amazon.com/Bow-Products-T...
00:00 - BullseyeBore Core
01:01 - Walcom Evo 360 mask
01:58 - CtrlAX
02:51 - Winkler Technik PDF System
03:34 - Wolfcraft Keyhole Saw
04:11 - Alroc
05:11 - Ballantyne Gear Eveook
06:01 - Elephants Trunk 3
06:41 - Altrex Shuttle Lift System
07:25 - Makita XSA01
08:09 - MAKAGIC
08:56 - Kreg 720PRO
09:40 - Ameristep
10:15 - Titan SprayRoller
11:02 - Cyklop CMT250 & TRANSPAK H-45L Helios
12:04 - Shur-Line Pour and Store Lid
12:45 - STIHL 3-in-1 Sharpening Tool
13:31 - BILT HARD Peat Moss Spreader
14:09 - BOW Products PushPRO PP1
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LOL, the push stick with the bloody finger is classic!
Thank you for the update, TechZone..!! My favorite tool in the video is a shuttle lift system. That's a brilliant invention.
Who in there right mind would actually pay $130 for the first product? It's a couple laser pointers in some 3d printed plastic
I wanted one till I saw the price
@@Chinchillawhisperer369 me too!
I would pay 13 bucks for it not $130
that is so true, many of these products are like that, great idea expensive solution
Lol, agree!
Winner of this video is "Two LED bulbs for 130$"
Thank you for the feature of our Ballantyne Gear Eveook Fall Protection System!
The strapping machine at 11:03 is amazimg (CMT 250). I've been using one (not sure if its the same exact model, but it looks identical besides the color scheme) for over 5yrs now. Though the price tag on this is steep, if you have ever strapped things manually, this thing is soooo much easier and does save a lot of time and energy, especially if you have to strap things throughout the day. When you get the strap ends lined up, you pull the lever while sliding this over the strap ends, you release the lever, push a button to pull tension, then push another button which vibrates the pinched ends and them together to hold without the use of dumb clamps. It does tension very good, and the mended ends do hold very well. I have used manual bander's, as well as pneumatic types, this battery operated tool is the way to go if you are banding all day, and don't want to trip on air hoses.
That 0:37 is a useful tool but for 15-$20, not $130.
These 1:04 are still very expensive, but very nice. Would be nice to have a simpler version, with a Heppa filter, for $200-$300.
When using the BullseyeBore Core, it's important to note that while it won't impact the rotation of the drill chuck, it could lead to a significant amount of vibration due to potential imbalance. This vibration could affect the accuracy of the drilling and potentially even cause damage to the equipment if not addressed properly. Therefore, it's crucial to carefully monitor the use of the BullseyeBore Core and take steps to minimize any vibrations that may occur.
That Elephant Trunk at 6:01 does work with chainsaw. The electric ones.
Instead of the last one you could just do what we did in my high school wood shop. Take a piece of wood scrap, cut a notch in the end and get exactly the same thing for, not just free, but you don't care when it gets wrecked because you can just make another one in less than a minute.
Wait 6 months and the Chinese will have an equivalent for 15 bucks
I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee
A good shitrock tool is most definitely invaluable... when needed. 🎉 I like it. Also a big fan of ANY roofing innovations. 👏
A regular sheetrock hole saw will work faster and has more uses!
@@rogerjensen5277 I've used regular Sheetrock saws plenty and am willing to give new products a try as long as they aren't too expensive. Have you tried it?
Number 1 - They gave it away at the end. It operates exactly as I imagined. Two $1 laser pointers in a plastic housing with a counter weight. $19.95 if you’re greedy, over a hun... better have gyroscopes.
TY T.Z
0:49 $130? Damn! 😮
Or you can buy a bubble level for about $3! Such a hard choice!
How does the laser that fits on the drill bits adjust for the different diameter bits?
love ur vids, amazing truly
This was an actually decent video… noice…
A lot of these products are very nice, but the price tag is well out of reach for anyone that would actually use the tool.
Finally a decent episode
Shuttle Lift System: $ 6300 and they forgot to put an electrical motor in it.
Thank's for the European measurments.
Too expensive
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Did he really say “attractive nozzle”😂😂🤦♂️🤡🤣
“Retractable”. Get your nose out of the paint tray.
@@jayluck8047 oh sorry I thought it was a scratch and sniff scented paint🤦♂️☠️🤣🤡 I feel dumb
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Pls have comments order match the video 😥
Over priced toys . I just lost 15 min. of my life for junk .
so many shit