25 COOL TOOLS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT

[@SONGSTICKS]

The knee kicker is hardly a "tool you didn't know about" unless you've been asleep for the last 40yrs ! and bucket caddy ... $59 for a lump of plastic that hangs inside a bucket ,That's ridiculous ! I worked in injection moulding and things like that cost pence to make. Consumerism has gone mad 🤪

[@StubbyNozzleCo]

Thanks so much for featuring the STUBBY nozzle and BucketCaddy in this video!

[@jgplayz]

1:55 do you know what else dries your cars, A 5 MINUTE DRIVE

[@johneverson2433]

If I ever hit the lottery jackpot I might buy some of these tools

[@davidleis9160]

Always like knowing the price as you show them 👍

[@jagboy69]

Lots of solutions looking for problems.

[@woodstoney]

Quite overpriced items considering their lack of usefulness by most commercial users.

[@MDKakashi.]

Exactly what I was thinking. some of them you could make with $5 worth hardware stuffs.

[@ultimatefishkeeping]

The prices for many of those tools are ridiculous!

[@laggybum3218]

#1 The Knee Kicker. My dad installed carpet and I helped him sometimes. I didn't have knee pads and neither did he. I used the kicker a few times and the first time I missed. My knee scraped across the carpet HARD and the carpet acted like sandpaper and removed the knee of my jeans and burnt my skin underneath! Hated using that thing!

[@michaelmartin2276]

Most of these are for Professionals not us ordinary guys.

[@Marcelakeratinas]

Excelente

[@joaquinherrera2393]

Excelente herramienta

[@chaseme9860]

13:27 A freak accident waiting to happen.

[@tev_amayuku254]

Nice .., Expensive though

[@flyfishing1776]

Yep

[@topziu]

I’m always on the lookout for the latest cool inventions, and this video delivers! What a fantastic roundup. 📱🔧

[@allen2055]

Our manufactory produces quality aerosol products : 1. spray paint 2. Cleaning spray 3. Anti-rust lubricant spray 4. plastic and industrial cleaning, cleaner, etc. Location: Guangdong china. For 400ml less than 1us dollar one piece.

[@aaronarcee]

More things "I didnt know about " Some of these I did know about. Stop assuming I dont know just to tease and sell things. Is'nt anyone else over this "you didnt know..." Line ???

[@1crazypj]

That post puller (9.10) is a joke at over $2,000 when a cheap engine hoist does the same thing for less than $300. Whoever 'invented' it should re-visit the pricing. There were several tools either cheap or reasonable priced, obviously intend to sell a lot to make a profit rather than very few to recover 'development costs'

[@brianblithe2271]

That sunfire is some heater, definitely want to know more about that, expensive but good equip. is getting hard to find, like to know about parts and service as well as location and if it is truly made in US.

[@michaelloach9461]

Like the Skil nail gun. You may be better off getting the Einhell cordless. I swear by the tools & they have never let me down after 2 years of abuse....

[@xampart]

shingle handedly, you say

[@1coollyrics]

wooow nice tools

[@jessekoch3480]

Always interesting but did see many copy cat products designed and made by engineers from youtube. I hope these people have patents.

[@BlenderStudy]

Just found your channel..!! Subscribed..!!

[@Fjdwucjish]

Good 🎉

[@Freesavh1776]

That's a nice little wrench. The TiSpanner I believe. It's really gonna be sumthin when it grows up, huh? 😂🤣🤣

[@pchris6662]

Title should say 25 new ways to blow your money on tools any ordinary person will never have a reason to use. $200 for a bucket caddy? Lol

[@tinacheez1450]

Always enjoy watching your videos

[@LeonardGarcia-x7k]

Cordless chainsaw review

[@jesseallan3886]

You must have a desk job. These tools are not new technology 🤣🤣🤣

[@jorgel5054]

Herramientas muy utilpara toda ocacion

[@EvanIsmail4115]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mimu9599]

so much crap - the most of this you can sell to someone who never worked this job before