Best Harbor Freight Tools - Most Durable

[@gnarwhal2642]

The orange dead blow hammers have been pretty good. And they have a lifetime warranty so you can swap them when they wear out. Also the magnetic parts trays are good.

[@StubbornGear]

We'll add it to the list for the next round

[@davidlong1786]

I don't care if a tool looks like a potato as long as it gets the job done and doesn't break. 😉 Too many tool snobs out there polishing their expensive tool, afraid it might get dirty. 🙄

[@larryblackmon2341]

In my family almost all of these have lasted. If it's not in my shop it's in my brother's or an uncle's shop. Even the magnetic pickup tool has lasted almost 5 years with me and over a decade with my uncle.

[@StubbornGear]

@@larryblackmon2341 I hope the magnetic tool lasts that long. When you need it, you need it bad.

[@durantplayz7111]

That swanson set is wayyy cheaper at menards

[@Rich_1914]

I love this channel!

[@StubbornGear]

@@Rich_1914 thanks!

[@brandon7990]

Daytona for sure professional shops use them, icon, even the Pittsburgh line is really good. Have their racheting wrench and ive literally stood on it when thays all i had. Though for sure i would mess up the teeth but worked great. Hercules, bauer for the most part. A multitool is only as gpodas its blade and my bauer multi tool has lasted years and ive used it a bunch. Tons of quality tools at HF. I used to only buy Dewalt but their batteries got ridiculously expensive so switched to bauer and Hercules and have not had any issues since.

[@StubbornGear]

@@brandon7990 good to know about the multi tool. I have not tried the one from HF

[@JetSettingBotanist]

You know jack stands are buy it for life, whether they fail or not.

[@StubbornGear]

Love this! I might use that line 😂