$100 in Tools From China! AliExpress Tools!

[@Kreacher1974]

I find it funny that a lot of people say be careful of using these tools and accessories because they are cheap Chinese crap but they are forgetting that the stuff they buy from Amazon, Walmart, Target and 98% of everything everything else we buy is from China.

[@Kreacher1974]

In America most people call your French wrench a crescent wrench

[@Kreacher1974]

I haven't bought from aliexpress yet bit I do have the phillips bits and bit holders from Temu and they work perfectly.

[@j5962]

Thats not a feeler guage set.. its for thread pitch

[@Damiansgarage]

Good catch lol I didn’t even realize I was basically an auto pilot when ordering all this stuff.

[@slowyota_rolla]

Good video

[@Damiansgarage]

Thanks

[@Catrik]

I would be very cautious of using those fuses for anything - or anything cheap chinese crap related to any kind of safety. Louis Rossmann recently released a video where he tested top ranked Amazon fuses, and none of them worked properly. A 2 amp fused only blew at 10 amps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGqTkIaEg8eWpbc

[@Damiansgarage]

Yea I don’t know how I feel about those fuses either, but then, on the other hand, all the fuses you buy at automotive stores, or the retail stores are also most likely all made in China.

[@Catrik]

@@Damiansgarage The "Made in china"- part of the "cheap chinese crap" doesnt mean it's dangerous. When a retail store imports something for selling, they are liable, if a house or a car burns down. They also have a reputation they want to hold. So they are incentivized to research and make sure what they are selling are, if not high quality, at least safe to use. But you dont have this when you go to some random ebay/amazon/aliexpress seller with no datasheets, certifications or anything to indicate if the product is safe, or are they just trying to scam you out of your money, $1,99 at a time.