Best USA Made Tools Ever Tested? Let Find Out!

[@ProjectFarm]

Here’s the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Eagle Grip Locking Pliers: amzn.to/3Nv4ZVa Lansky Knife Sharpener: amzn.to/3nwr7E7 Rocket Socket Rounded Nut Extractor: amzn.to/3AhCeZ6 Channel Lock Lineman’s Pliers: amzn.to/3I8RnxL Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating: amzn.to/3yyNSNQ CERAKOTE Plastic Trim Restoration: amzn.to/3uhulzf Benchmade Knife: amzn.to/3admj3j Cle-Line: homedepot.sjv.io/jW6ND6

[@larrycroft470]

Todd is THE MAN. !!! Man there are literally millions of us who appreciate your work and follow your recommendations. Now that is what i call a REAL INFLUENCER. (One that is trying to HELP people.)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!! it means a lot to me

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@ProjectFarm Facts iz facts!

[@codystepanian9558]

@@ProjectFarm could you please do a video on garden water hoses? Kinking, water flow and price?

[@davidmoffatt370]

@@codystepanian9558 he did one a couple years ago. Used it to make my decision.

[@shanemurray1471]

Todd

[@brianpatrickbarnes]

I don't know how good a Farmer you are, but you are a darn good Scientist, Engineer, Technician and Presenter. Your efficient, common sense approach should be required viewing for all FTC/Bureau of Consumer Protection employees. KUTGW!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@ProjectFarm There you go, Pal!

[@cynot71]

I don't think Todd is in bed with any of these manufacturers. There's more credibility to his tests and results than all the government agencies combined.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@cynot71 Don't see how he could be with all the diversity that's involved and all get the same test. And you can see it going on and not just have to take somebody's word for it.

[@thatrealba]

You know when other product test channels quote Project Farm that PF is the standard.

[@robertkayhs2049]

Todd, as a former engineer I am deeply impressed by your creative tests that you set up. How about doing a "behind the scenes" video showing you (and any team members) from start to finish setting up all the tests for a video. Show how long, maybe what was tried but later discarded ( tests, jigs, etc) and just give us an idea of how you get to a finished video. Thanks

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@justangvano]

This is a great idea!

[@scottvogel8477]

I would totally love a begin the scenes video.

[@kianseiter1847]

I absolutely second this

[@roBLINDhood]

Love this!! So glad you always tell us where things are ACTUALLY made!! I’m really trying to be more conscious of this and your videos really help!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@hanwagu9967]

well, PF doesn't always tell us where things are ACTUALLY made, because if it doesn't have any markings on the tool or box, he states that.

[@ThioJoe]

Oh boy here i go buying more tools i’ll be lucky to use once a year

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching!

[@Empok_Nor]

Same here.

[@austindenotter19]

I know. Peaked my interest for sure.

[@kevinkieel6778]

Stick with the cheap stuff then. Like harbor freight. Those tools except for ICON are super cheap and safely have a few good uses out of them while doing the intended job they are meant for. I bought a super cheap set of Pittsburg 1/2" impact sockets years ago for $30 on sale. To this day I still rely on them at my shop and surprisingly have minimal wear. I call that a win especially when an upgraded 1/2" set with Snap-on or Matco ranges from $300 to $490. So his videos save us lots of money, just wished he tested more professional brands or high end brands for mechanics piece of mind. A lot of the stuff he tests does not hold up in a shop atmosphere

[@marcustrue1213]

Hey man as long as you enjoy them and they’re yours it’s nobody’s business whether you use them once in a lifetime or every day do you know what I mean

[@electronicsNmore]

I definitely need to have a good burr set on hand, they're extremely useful. That Buick looks great! Thanks for another great product testing video. Happy 4th!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Happy 4th of July!

[@kevinkieel6778]

Yeah his video saved me a bit of money and downtime on my carbide set.

[@marcustrue1213]

Do you mean Bill Burr

[@CarlMurawski]

Oh hell yeah! Looking forward to this one! I always bought Snap-On but Knipex is another one of my favorites. Thank you for these videos!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Ooochild]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo Ok. I didn’t

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo With the new rules: Making a Fake Account like this, will get you banned at a lot easier when people report your account, and WHEN Project Farm blocks you, all your posts are instantly deleted.

[@少女愛-v6g]

I'm all for Made in USA tools, but I also don't mind giving my money to countries like Germany, Japan, etc. As long as they don't violate human rights (China and others) I have no real issue. But I typically prefer made in USA in order to support my wonderful country.

[@spicydiarrhea5662]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo read mine name.... SAY MY NAME! AND APOLOGIZE FOR YOUR RACISM!

[@old1234]

Video idea- leaf gutter guards. I've tried a couple types and not really been happy with either. A big problem I had was how they deal with snow and ice in the winter. One type caused ice dams and another created huge icicles. Thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@CorneliuB]

There's a problem.. no ice in Florida. Maybe next millennium?! 😉

[@aayotechnology]

Don’t bother. You still have to clean any of them

[@koiboybud-dbee4556]

@@aayotechnology Yeah, whether you use the bristle/cover style you'll still end up with sludge/small debris. Well, unless you don't have anything falling into your gutters in which case you still wouldn't need a gutter guard.🤣😂🤣 Best wishes to all!💗🍀💗

[@ranger178]

i have metal mesh ones made of stainless screen and just run heated ice dam melting cable along top of leafguard or bottom of roof to let it drain in winter and prevent icicles

[@Adam_Newman]

The amount of time you put into these videos is amazing man ! we really appreciate it !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@martinlabuda117]

Awesome top 10 list. Great work with the editing and production, big thumbs up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@billslim9267]

I would definitely pay more to have a USA made tool. Great work Project Farm!

[@ProjectFarm]

You and me both! Thank you

[@MrAcEsNeIgHtS1188]

I would too-US-FN-A!!! Yes PF always great content!!

[@Brian-mp2mv]

Fortunately, I inherited many of my Gandfather's OLD Made In USA Craftsman tools. Back when they made real tools, And my true "Vise-Grips" are from the 70's..That being said, I'll still dig through tool cribs at swap meets for real Made In USA tools

[@regibson23]

Except there are too many USA made tools now that are crap even when they're a little more expensive. They're just relying on people that prefer a flag over quality.

[@Keablerthegreat]

Same

[@galendeig6747]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! Absolutely Love your TOP 10 list. Happy to see you've set up Amazon links so you can get some credit from this. It's crazy how well your channel has grown over the years, I'm still a top fan, at least in my own opinion. LOL.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@dirtroadsailing6418]

Thanks for all the tests you do. To be honest, if I need a new tool, I look on Ebay for a used old made in USA one first. I needed a 15" adjustable wrench recently and ended up buying a 16" P&C which was the predecessor to Proto that was made in the early 70's. It will last another 100 years.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@IJLook]

I think P&C was maybe a sister brand to Proto because they were made at the same time and Plomb predated Proto.Also the ratchets were different than Proto or Challenger

[@brianblithe2271]

YES SIR, they were made good and right, dont waste your time with "China"

[@doublel7337]

A spot on video in my book. Vintage hand tools made in the USA can still be found at pawn shops, estate sales, and yard sales. Thanks for all your videos, we appreciate your time and effort you spend giving us a fair unbiased test result.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@jonanderson5137]

I've an old pair of proto channel lock pliers from my dad. When they're eventually blown up, dropped into the abyss, or simply lost it'll be knipex and not an American brand that replaces them. I'd love for US manufacturing to suck less, but you've gotta go with a tool that lasts.

[@GreggBB]

Thanks for this. Saw the individual videos, however putting them together in one sure is a handy too for us!! I really appreciate the thought you put into creating tests that are practical.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@jkh4q]

I would love to see you do which kitchen vacuum sealers produce the best seals, pull the strongest vacuum, and work the fastest. As always, great video.

[@momma_bat]

I would also like to see this! My vacuum sealer seems to struggle with irregularly shaped items.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.

[@myfavoriteviewer306]

Might be a little late in the year to make sense for the channel to start testing this year, but I'd love to see a comparison of some of the water filtering systems designed to be used with garden hoses for car washing. I have such hard water it's impossible to avoid terrible water spotting, but would rather save the money if they don't work reasonably well. Thanks for all the fantastic videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@ben501st]

The turtlewax hybrid solutions ceramic spray wax, same product line as the one in the video, has helped tremendously. It's sprayed on while the car is still wet before drying the car off with microfiber. The alcohol in the spray helps to quickly dry the car before spots appear.

[@myfavoriteviewer306]

@@ben501st I'll usually use a detailer type spray like that as well. Works out better than nothing, but sometimes I don't have the time available or get distracted, or just before winter I like a couple coats of Collinite "Super Double Coat" which seems to get a negative impact in terms of longevity over the winter when layered on top (it's possible I'm imagining the results though). Thanks for the tip, I really appreciate it 🙂

[@goodun2974]

I'd be happy just to find a pistol-grip hose nozzle that will last more than one season. The pistons that determine flow rate always corrode and get sticky and won't shut off......

[@myfavoriteviewer306]

@@goodun2974 They aren't as convenient as a good pistol grip, but there are some really good quality "fire hose" style nozzles available. I don't recall the brand sitting on the end of one of my hoses right now, but it's been going strong for almost 20 years.

[@ryanb7476]

Nothing beats made in usa, or Germany. I've rarely been disappointed in products made in either country. Great video

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

[@DesertJeepRat]

Great recap and great content. I use your reviews whenever possible for purchase decisions . Thanks for all your detail work in making these videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@charlesdalton985]

I agree with you - I’ll gladly spend more of a USA made product every time. Thought for a future test - fire extinguishers. I recently learned of a new style (element) and am intrigued. It got me thinking about what would be the best all around for home, shop, auto. Thank you as always, happy Independence Day!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you! You too!

[@Istaphobos]

I’m just excited to think about what methodology he will come up with to test a fire extinguisher. That’ll be awesome

[@panfull]

Before spending any money on something I'll use a bit I ALWAYS check your channel. We even started a gardening buisness using your recommended tools. Really saved us in the long haul. Thanks so much for your incredibly thorough and true to life tests.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! The best to you on your new gardening business!

[@wallingj68]

Freedom in America. We're going to test that! Thank you sir for all of your hard work and effort throughout the year. I greatly appreciate it!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@saprious5273]

Looking at how things are going, I would say we have failed.

[@ConanBrowne]

Have you done a comparison on multimeters? It's always good to have an all-purpose one around the house, from checking small house appliances to troubleshooting electrical problems in your vehicle and power grid. Are they all accurate, or are some more accurate at different rates. I bought a kaiweets ht118a and I know fluke is the go to top brand.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@NeverMetTheGuy]

Solid suggestion.

[@bennyattar8862]

Just buy a Fluke 115 and you'll have no worries.

[@NCFlexy]

The Cerakote plastic treatment is the real deal. My wife was tired of her faded plastic on her MDX and wanted it fixed. Because of your video, I bought it and I followed the instructions exactly and no lie it made the plastic look brand new. It's been 2 years and it still looks perfect. Saved me $ thousands from having to get it painted.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing! Great to hear!

[@Destinedtojam]

Your videos are the greatest. Keep up the good work

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@scottk6659]

Video suggestion: I would love to see you test lead acid battery banks used for solar, or house batteries on boats. Some people say you should "equalize the batteries" monthly, and others say no, that takes life off the battery. Does equalizing extend or degrade the life of a lead acid battery? Love this channel, always well designed experiments and tests. Thanks for all your hard work

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@SnifferSock]

I'd prefer to see it with LFP batteries, but yes.

[@scottk6659]

@@SnifferSock I don't think you're supposed to equalize any batteries except filled lead acid. That's what I've read lately

[@marcustrue1213]

By no means would not equalizing your batteries or equalizing them really amount to much of a loss or gain honestly it really comes down to how frequently the system is having to charge and how quickly they drain and of course age of the batteries

[@hasssan1]

You are one the best KZbinr out there that truly give great information and comparison to your viewers. Thank you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@maxcactus7]

THIS is why ProjectFarm is the most valuable channel on KZbin! Thank you for your amazing work, Todd, and for promoting great American made products! Wishing you all a very Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Happy Independence Day!

[@tracybowling1156]

I tell ya Todd, I have watched you test every one of these products. You did an amazing job. I always have a blast watching. I hope you & your family have an excellent Independence Day! 🎆 🎇

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much and I wish you the same!

[@geauxtrucking3309]

Thank you good sir. Not only have you produced some of the highest quality content available, but you have done it with an obsession on remaining free from bias or influence. It is people like you who make me still proud to be an american.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@happygilmore1844]

love this channel...gotta say it in my Tim Allen voice 'ahuhhhh lol

[@RiseKeyk]

the only downside to Project Farm is my wallet getting thinner from buying the best products. But sure saves me a lot in the long run. Thank you Project Farm for your services!😊

[@ProjectFarm]

lol You are welcome!

[@russdavis1960]

Great video, as usual!!! It IS unfortunate a LOT of 'USA companies' are importing their products and simply riding the coattails of their name. I've seen it with auto parts for over the past 40 years while working at various 'mom and pop' stores. The once grand companies which were renowned for quality are simply shells of their former glory. My opinion is.... IF you're gonna have your headquarters in the U.S. you better be building your product here also.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

[@bios1001]

We let this happen to us. Buy American get our respect back.

[@brianblithe2271]

Hate to tell you if you dont know, AC Delco/Chevrolet is being sued right now for putting made in usa on package and the part had on it, made in China. Its against the law but the FTC today the way its going (Biden) probably doesnt even care. This enters a new realm of "good" parts and reliability that the US has never seen before.

[@happygilmore1844]

we gotta try and bring it back before it's all over and we are a zero producer of anything

[@happygilmore1844]

@@bios1001 ABSOLUTELY....MAGA MAGA

[@lordvader3644]

Love your content man, you’re always the guy I’m willing to watch to make sure I make a sensible purchase. Keep on rocking man 😎

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@treyhart6861]

"best USA made tools" Otherwise known as "my shopping list"! It's great seeing USA made tools tested on your channel. It's also great seeing them performing so well! I really think we lost a national treasure when Sears died and Chraftsman got sent overseas.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback.

[@toma5153]

Yes. I bought a Craftsman 3/8 socket set recently. The ratchet failed after about an hour of use - something broke inside. Pure junk.

[@mrmatt7210]

I wish there was a store in which everything sold was "Made in the USA". Were capable of making a very good product at a reasonable price, and I honestly believe if shopping for American made products was more convenient more people would choose to do so.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@DavidM-yv9js]

After watching your knife sharpening video I bought the 5 piece Lansky set. Sharpened my pocket knife and a few kitchen knives to 20 degrees. We have noticed the difference. Worth the $62. Thanks!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@bubba4072]

Thanks for another great video! I agree with your sentiments there at the end. I typically buy Milwaukee power tools because they're very strong and last. I would have no problem paying a little more for them to be made in the USA. 👍 🎆Happy 4th of July, Project Farm 🎆

[@ProjectFarm]

Happy 4th and thank you!

[@boppins]

Started buying all Milwaukee after seeing them perform so well on this channel consistently. I'd pay more for them to be made in US. After I did a full shower remodel, the price of the tools in the end was much less than everything else, so might as well buy quality to begin with.

[@paultaylor7691]

Simply astonishing level of detailed testing on American-built products and a fantastic benchmark for other products to meet. In the UK we have the British Standard mark (in a kite-form) and maybe there should be an American Standard too (PF Logo, perhaps!). Brilliant video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@tasmanmcmillan1777]

Too bad “made in usa” stickers mean they’re trash

[@brianblithe2271]

The FTC (US Federal Trade Commission) had the standard but today they are letting US made fall apart. Bidens people have no real love or respect that our grandparents had.

[@paultaylor7691]

@@brianblithe2271 The current Administration cannot be 'blamed' for this topic situation. US tools have been manufactured for ages. My comment should have been easily understood and was in no way political.

[@brianblithe2271]

@@paultaylor7691 Truth Paul is what i replied was truth. I happen to truly care about what is truth and what truly matters. Here in the US we can reply or comment anytime and at any place. I am not in the least bit sorry for truth or if it may offend someone that can not bear to applaud it.

[@GAMEREVIEWERMAN]

Project Farm is simply my favorite channel. been here for many years watching.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@djosbun]

God Bless Project Farm! All of my hand tool purchases are USA made (Snap-on) or German (Knipex and Hazet). It’s quite unfortunate that we can’t get any electronic/cordless USA produced tools.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

[@hemansr3893]

GREAT THEME, for a GREAT WEEKEND, in a GREAT COUNTRY!!!! 🇺🇸

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@dogsbyfire]

I can’t thank you enough for your videos. I follow your advice closely. I’ve been using and collecting tools for nearly 40 years. Among them are irreplaceable hand tools manufactured in places such as Chicago and West Virginia. There was a time not long ago when many of the finest hand tools in the world were manufactured in the USA, and it’s worth our collective effort to restore our status in manufacturing.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks fr sharing.

[@JackdawIsland]

Todd, I would love to see Ideal tools make an appearence in future tests! They are USA made, relitivly inexpensive and what many professional electritions including my grandfather reached for on a daily basis. Keep up the great videos

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@granthertenstein7841]

klien vs ideal would be a good video . both american made

[@SalandFindles]

Electricians**

[@SalandFindles]

@@granthertenstein7841 Klein**

[@cjay2]

relatively***

[@rolliemoon5082]

I’m voting Project Farm in the KZbin awards show in the following categories: Most positive feedback, best comparison, and best presentation.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@briananderson7008]

I am here to say. 2,460,000 people loves this. His most honest opinion about American made tools. Great video

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@sunn_bass]

Great video. I like buying Made in USA too and am willing to pay a reasonable premium. But when Snap-on wants $27.75 for a single 1/4" Drive 6-Point Metric 10 mm Deep Socket (Item no :STMM10), I go elsewhere. I love my old Craftsman USA tools.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@darrenporsch]

Snap-on makes good stuff but they're way overpriced. if you have to have snap on sockets or tools look for Williams Tools that r made in the USA.. their a snap-on company and they're basically the same tools except they have Williams name on them. They're Also other brands made in the USA that don't charge as much a premium as snap-on that make very high quality stuff

[@IJLook]

@@darrenporsch Williams was even better when it was it's own company JH Williams

[@darrenporsch]

@@IJLook I don't have any vintage Williams stuff but I'm sure it was quality. I have vintage Bonney Proto SK, Blackhawk, and a few Snap on things. they're all quality American made tools. Plus a bunch of Craftsman USA stuff.

[@sunn_bass]

@@darrenporsch Snap-on is good for sure. I have a few that I got used. I like Williams too. I have some older Kobalt tools that were made in the USA. I believe old Kobalt USA were made by Williams and Danaher if I recall, on par with Craftsman. I have no brand loyalty. My toolbox is like the United Nations, I have stuff from everywhere.

[@brianhind6149]

EGAD! I watch ALL of your videos, even if I have no particular interest in what you are testing(rare ! ") It beggars my vocabulary to find words that adequately express the admiration in which I hold you, for cleverly designing testing jigs, mechanisms, ingenious " tools " , & your capability for eliminating to the extent possible, sources of test error, & your adherence to minimizing sources of advantage or disadvantage amongst the devices under test. You cobble ("cobble" in this instance is a positive term), ,together ingenious testing schemes from common, easily available materials of low cost , thereby achieving near professional test lab grade results ! Engineering schools would do well to adopt some (or all !!) of your methodologies. I admire the fact that you accept no "freebies" or compensation from manufacturers or other sources, & I have yet to see any evidence of bias for or against any product. Your KZbin "channel" is a marvelous adjunct for those seeking the "real " info for the quality of products folks may intend to purchase. You represent Sir, the "acme" of testing excellence. Cheers!, Brian

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Your comment means a lot to me!

[@michaelskinner896]

I always appreciate your work! NO ONE does this kind of product testing on this level or frequency. It's just amazing what you do. And I agree with you about where the product is made. Making them overseas is just lining the pockets of the board members and investors. I believe that if you're a US company, you ought to be making your products here.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.

[@thatonetime7514]

Thank you for putting in all this work! Love your videos. I've always used 303 but now I'm switching to Cerakote.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@NCFlexy]

Cerakote works unbelievably. The process is a bit tedious (took me a few hours) but it's lasted 2 years so far

[@thatonetime7514]

@@NCFlexy awesome. Thanks for the info!

[@demolitionman9307]

Happy 4th of July, lots of Love from Australia

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

I really enjoyed this video - I like how you didn't just say "this is the best locking pliers, and this is the best knife sharpener, and this is the best whatever". Summarizing the tests for each product, describing WHY this was the best one, even touching on when this product was second best in a certain test despite being best overall. Thank you for all your videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@clausbitten]

Great tests! I really like your commitment and ingenuity with the different test procedures. Were you ever contacted by a manufacturer or other test lab to share your ideas/input?

[@t0mn8r35]

Excellent reviews as always. I don't think that everybody appreciates all of the effort you put into the various tests. Well done.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@robnowe5464]

Todd, this is my favorite of your videos so far. You are a blessing and asset to millions! Thank you, and please increase the truly Made in the USA testing to improve our products and quality as a people.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@therealdojj]

this is a great addition to the usual testing videos you do todd :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@ritterjon]

💥 Dirt Monkey has called you out to test premixed fuel products. Would love to see your comparison. Great video! 🇺🇸 *Keep on tractoring!*

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@pangert1]

I just love your comprehensive testing! And all your videos. Very impressive 😅

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Colorado_Native]

Have an awesome Independence Day! Best wishes for you and your family. We love you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Same to you!

[@steveseattle6791]

I think the Vintage USA stuff is the best all around. Just bought a brand new L. S. Starrett tap wrench, and the threads were gulled when it arrived! The 40 year old one I got off Ebay in a different size is far superior

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@itsmeagain8518]

I have used a lot of tools over the past 50+ years and still have many of the quality brand tools mostly USA made. I have also gone through and tossed away plenty of 'inexpensive' tools (most often China/Taiwan brands). You do very good and fair testing. I look at your videos before buying many of the products you test. Thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@g.tucker8682]

The #1 tool test reviews are Made In USA… Project Farm, of course!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@hedonisticzen]

It's getting pretty warm. Maybe a video about who makes the best insulated lunch packs or water jugs?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@mermaidmuncher2708]

Hands down, Yeti, or Hydro flask water bottle

[@alexromero2632]

Getting warm? Where do you live? Where I'm from it's already been in the 100s a few times! but that also gave me a idea for a video. Best room fan and window a/c.

[@alexromero2632]

@@mermaidmuncher2708 Your probably right I just don't get why they gotta make em so damn expensive I know they can't be that expensive to make the profit they make per unit is probably insane.

[@mermaidmuncher2708]

@@alexromero2632 yeti coolers are built super strong to last, but they are expensive, but so is frozen water and all the food or beverages your trying to keep cool.

[@acros6653]

This channel shows how useful KZbin can be when done right. My go to for accurate tool test information. Great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@jozsefizsak]

That was nice. In my lifetime I've seen the same shift here from pretty much everything being made in Canada to almost nothing at all. Gray Tools is still a fine local family owned business but they do have a budget line now that's Chinese.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@robertturnbull2903]

Awesome video. I have to tell my kids you have a new one today. They love watching you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@RealJeep]

Thanks, Todd, for making this video! For MANY of us, USA made tools matter.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@campinghack0675]

If you have EVER attempted video editing you know how much work went into this video! PF thank for this 4th of July gift. That was a lot of tedious editing and I really appreciate you efforts. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@authalic]

I started putting together a toolbox when I was a teenager in the early 90s. Every tool I bought was made in the USA, including one of the vintage Craftsman adjustable wrenches you showed here. Nearly all of those brands are now manufactured in China with noticeably lower standards of material and workmanship. I appreciate that you mention where each tool you review is made. It's important to point out the historic companies that are now American in name only.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@chevyon37s]

I love my Benchmade mini griptilian. Carried it for over 5 years at least 5 days a week, still sharp and I’ve sharpened it once or twice. And sent it Back to Benchmade to be sharpened once. They have great service, and it came back good as new sharp but I feel like they took off a lot more material than necessary. Oh well still love it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@howitsnotmade6323]

Video idea: best open end wrenches. I have a brother that seams to have a hard time finding open ended wrenches that are strong enough for his mechanic needs.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great recommendation! I'll see what I can do. Thank you

[@dennisclayton1225]

@@ProjectFarm also please do ratcheting wrenches. I use those everyday as an elevator mechanic

[@TheHunterCornelius]

Idea for a video. Sprinklers

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@darrenporsch]

Thank you for doing USA made hand tools. I grew up on the USA made hand tools of my father. I still have them all today and they still work great.

[@ProjectFarm]

Nice! You are welcome!

[@samcooke2742]

Very impressive video! So many hours of work. Made in USA means a lot to me. The Malco Eagle grip factory opening video is just about the most Fourth of July thing there is. It's irritating to see real manufacturers like Channellock losing display space to brands like Milwaukee and DeWalt that are only marketing Chinese products.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

[@garymckee448]

Yes like drill bits it's almost impossible to find American manufactured tools.

[@411Adidas]

Very impressive 🤙🏼

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

[@411Adidas]

@@ProjectFarm Hope you're having a great 4th of July weekend! 🇺🇸

[@DrBetelgeuse]

Just want to say thanks for all your tool test videos. I always end up adding tools I find in your videos to my list to add to my collection. Since I make a living fixing things these insights go a long long way.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@asintonic]

Awesome video at an Awesome time Peace be to you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and I wish you the same

[@TCPUDPATM]

This video idea is … “Very impressive”!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

[@garyhorton6652]

I truly believe you should be the number one USA product! You really provide us with an honest and practical review of items we really use. I hope you are having as much fun doing the test as it appears in you videos. Have a Great Day!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Have a great 4th of July!

[@n0thingsafe]

I try to buy only USA made, being a union ironworker. From my red wing heritage boots, to my vintage Bullard 502 hard hat, I like to support USA made. Thanks, Todd!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback. Thank you

[@n0thingsafe]

@@ProjectFarm you know what would be awesome? A project farm store that carries all of your best rated tools, and best value tools for sale. Not really your style though, as you are not a shill.

[@KirchTX]

I had this same thought walking thru Lowes seeing all the different brands of the same thing. Why not have a Project Farm Tools shop where the products EARN their spot on the shelf.

[@Aleks_Mechanics]

notification squad, Have a nice weekend!🔥🔥🔥

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and you too!!

[@wadedeeds1738]

Words don't explain how much I appreciate your videos. Thank you so much!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you like them!

[@pennsylvaniahvacproduction6658]

I love your videos project farm I’m a big fan of you

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@pennsylvaniahvacproduction6658]

@@ProjectFarm You’re absolutely welcome my friend

[@kadenandevanoutdoors8840]

Love the videos❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@tufpistol]

I've always enjoyed this channel and this video put you over the top. I finally hit your bell. Keep the USA products (good or improved brands and models) coming our way! Wake up tool industry!

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

You STILL amaze me, Commander! G R E A T test and AMEN on the stuff made HERE! Most of my stuff is OLD school and made when it was HERE instead of lawed off on the ;lowest bidder, and I'd pay more to support this country again. We need some steel mills and JOBS! Not ignoramus blowhards creating a large hot draft in d.c. HAPPY $th AND BLESSINGS from the hills!

[@ProjectFarm]

Hi Lewie, Thank you for the positive feedback! It always means a lot to me. The old school stuff is built to last! You are absolutely right about what's needed! Thanks again and wishing Yall many BLESSINGS!!!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@ProjectFarm Just telling the truth. GBWYall!

[@matthewpeterson3329]

I was so happy to catch this video. There were two items that I wanted to buy when the comparisons were originally done, but I had forgotten about them... the Malco pliers and the Ceracoat trim product. Thanks for the summary!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@BrandonMinguez]

Love this concept and I completely agree on spending more for valid "made in USA products". This Top 10 could be the start to a new series for the manufactures as well which might help out people who already have a lot of tool batteries for one manufacturer. "Top 10 Milwaukee 18v tools", "Top 10 Ryobi 18v tools", etc.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

[@pauldehayes1898]

I still have a Craftsman 225pc socket, ratchet, and wrench set when they were still American-made. Giving them hell all the way, there's no slop in any of the ratchets, and all the sockets have held up nicely. They stay in my trunk, for emergencies. Keep up the awesome videos! 🙂

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@terry_willis]

What a jam packed presentation. I had to lower playback speed to 0.75X to follow it. You deserve an Academy award for your hard work. Thanks for this video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@jimjungle1397]

When the US maker of Craftsman tools got bought out or went out of business, I started buying every US-made Craftsman tool i could find at Sears and at Sears online. I already had enough inch tools, so pretty much stocked up on metric wrenches, metric sockets, screwdrivers and adjustable wrenches. it worked out well, but I passed on most of the inch sockets and wrenches at that time. The US-made sockets and screwdrivers were top quality. The wrenches were decent quality and strong.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@santiagopose5181]

Listening to someone with power tools talk about standar deviation amazes me. You Sir are awesome

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@fsnow55]

Very impressive! At a SNR (Signal to Noise) ratio of 1.0, your channel held up very well and is definitely amongst the youtube top channels in most useful information dispensed.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@darrenmyers8847]

I just wanted to thank you for your honest tests. I had a bad car accident that's kept me at home. Thanks gor for helping me keep my sanity from boredom. You rock. Thanks again. Darren

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Hope you are recovering nicely!

[@captnhandy]

I don't have any problem buying an imported brand either. Still, I always find myself buying Ridgid(hand tools and plumbing tools), Channellock, Bondhus, Wilde and others. Even though most of the tool companies are owned by conglomerates, they are still manufactured in the USA, which gives Americans jobs. Their warranties and customer service are outstanding as well, I've used them a few times and had great experiences. Great content as always.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

[@jameshilverda1814]

Hey Todd, I bought the Maalco eagle grips on your recommendation and they are incredible! Worth every cent. Since buying mine a few other guys from work picked some up also. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do! Glad to hear!

[@raynabozny2338]

Todd without a doubt your BEST VIDEO EVER...Your Truley are a PATRIOT. Happy Independence Day from Ray in Michigan.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Happy Independence Day!

[@can-cruiser]

thanks for making the video. a word of caution about the Turtlewax Hybrid Solution after personal experience of using it on 4 cars after watching the review video, while it gives nice initial shine but a few days later it attracted a significant amount of dust and road grime on all the cars I used it on. washing them removes the dust but it returns shortly after.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.

[@pmedic523]

This was a great idea! Thanks for taking the time to put this together!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are so welcome!

[@jameskennedy673]

I have genuine American made Craftsman tools. Back before Craftsman brand was bought out, I bought a five gallon bucket of assorted tools, there was a broken half inch Craftsman combination wrench in the bucket, I took it to a Sears store, they gave me a new one no question asked. What’s ashamed is it’s hard to get genuine made in the good ole USA products. 👏👏👏

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback!