COOL EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS YOU HAVEN'T HEARD OF BEFORE

[@Randomthingsandstuff]

Keep Up the great work! You are AWSOME!

[@jjuggernaut3218]

That rivet gun is HUGE! It’s not compact at all!

[@DerekCroxtonWestphalia]

Props for using Imperial units that I understand

[@kristofferunderwood2897]

Just WOW!!!! INCREDIBLE!!!!!

[@tinacheez1450]

Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like

[@realbrandonb]

Anyone else see the future of that remote controlled lawn mower coming with a lawn chair and a 6 pack?

[@Caderic]

I wonder if Hank Hill would approve?

[@realbrandonb]

@@Caderic he definitely does

[@bubbaray575]

How about a hot wife to deliver it also?

[@BrassMtn]

The tinge control mower is epic! Great work!

[@jayblescashews]

Simple and very practical tools

[@BrassMtn]

That stump remover, 180 stumps a hour!?!? That is incredible!

[@CreativeIdeasMaker]

The content of the video is exactly what the title of the video says. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@Caderic]

Really. I have seen about half of these before. Most of them have been used for 20-40+ years.

[@VenerableBede2510]

05:58. “Bobacat forklift” ???? It’s called a skid steer loader, mate

[@eyellgeteven9928]

I agree, but I also would have accepted him just calling it a Bobcat, but Bobcat Forklift...no.

[@amzarnacht6710]

Rivet ratchet works in 'tight spaces', eh? With that handle? Why not just take the assembly from an electric ratchet, give it a 90 degree swiveling head, and call it done?

[@yeahrightmate]

Or just use an air rivet gun which is smaller, faster and easier to use.

[@halburd1]

i'm loving that wood wedge but the prices are INSANE = over 1200 dollars 150 to 200 would be reasonable!

[@Caderic]

Just get a damn wedge and a boy axe. A lot cheaper, and more versatile.

[@dgulssmith4063]

This channel is what keep me going every day! Love every bit of this video!

[@parthkhatri6591]

This channel is what keeps me up at night! 😂

[@Caderic]

If you get out and see what men do with their bare hands, you will see this kind of stuff all the time. Over half of these I have seen in the last month.

[@lianefehrle9921]

I want the machine that cleans beaches. There is treasures sometimes to be found in the sand.

[@Old_White_Guy]

The "Northern Industrial Hand Truck" is really not a new achievement in technology. On the contrary, the thing is good for nothing. Okay, you can climb stairs with it, which is extremely strenuous with a higher weight. I'd rather take a sack truck that has runners at the back and pull it over the steps like that. Because when you try to steer these six-wheeled handcarts, you quickly realize that this invention is only for the dustbin.

[@09conrado]

Man these things have been around for ages. No one loves them but sometimes you need them

[@williamdale1154]

3a4a

[@lynxet99]

​@@09conrado cale for this. Exactly

[@Mr402TA]

Skynet is gonna have a good time with that mower lol

[@RRED2]

I use to work for the Parks dept which do take care of the cemeteries as well , anyway I was using a three cylinder gang mower ( Blades at the Back and blades either side of the machine) anyway I went up an incline which was to steep for the angle I took, consequently the mower tipped side ways but I managed to get off before any damages to myself apart from being a bit traumatized. 😊

[@davidglaum2538]

I can’t help but wonder how much of these things will actually will wildly be used.

[@jaspermartin7444]

er, Before I was born, two uncles died while trying to drive a tractor on a steep incline, it tipped over on them. Not on the same day, they just had a farm with steep inclines. A remote controlled mower is an absolute necessity for some situations.

[@whatyousaidbud]

@@jaspermartin7444 TWO OF THEM? what made the grass on that particular incline so valuable?

[@littlejackalo5326]

@@jaspermartin7444 all of the highway on-ramps in my area are mowed by RC mowers.

[@Caderic]

About half are widely used already, and have been for 20+ years.

[@jaspermartin7444]

holy shit, the mower! Before I was born, two uncles died while trying to drive a tractor on a steep incline, it tipped over on them. Not on the same day, they just had a farm with steep inclines. These remote controlled mowers would have saved their lives!! Anyway, I want the baby EscoSkate for home use 🙂

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

So they both died doing the same thing on the same mower in the same part of the farm at different times?

[@msamour]

Sorry, they can only be used by German engineers..

[@jaspermartin7444]

@@brandonhinrichs4393 All my relatives had their own farm. Apparently tipping a tractor over on a steep hill was common enough that it happened to two different uncles in completely different years.

[@RealityBombDrummer]

@LetsDig18 could use the stump grinder at 6:29

[@LuisFernando-fr1gi]

Sos forças Armadas EXÉRCITO salvem o Brasil.

[@PazuzuDeamon4horsemen]

9:14 this is use for sport stadiums before they ever used it for the streets.

[@paynenass3698]

You know those tongs are nothing new. We've been using a similar product for years. They only have a singal back and front grip but its basically the same thing. You can attachit with a chain and it works the same.

[@JL-vd7jg]

Will see the copies in China next week.

[@PMunkS]

A nice tree-felling tool @ 3:58. An increase in timber exports of 42.6% in 2020? It appears that *while the citizen economy was forced to lockdown, resource extraction industries took the oportunity to increase output and reduce the numbers of carbon-scrubbing trees from the environment.* As I understand the media had proclaimed, and continues to proclaim, a "lumber shortage" throughout 2020, 2021 and 2022... elevating the price of lumber globally. *I wonder if Klaus Schwab is aware of this development as WEF-aligned nations build out the Natural Asset Economy for the questionable intent of combatting climate change?* I wonder where Germany's 3 billion cubic feet of timber went? No doubt this "surplus" went to furnish timber-deprived countries.

[@sambeaumont395]

Haven’t heard of? The stair trolley is literally available at most hardware store. The remote lawn mower (+) on tracks is already been seen mowing lawns by motorways. A bunch of the other things too.

[@johnboyd6943]

Agree. The stair walking trolley has been available in Australia for over 50 years and I've got no doubt in other countries too. Hardly new or innovative.

[@eyellgeteven9928]

I agree...hell, safe movers have had electric ones for decades.

[@Nano0k]

@@johnboyd6943 But can it carry an *entire* single case of printer paper as shown? /s

[@Caderic]

Many of these have been used for decades.

[@anthonycasa694]

That uline striping machine is old af... i used that exact model 10 years ago to stripe a parking lot after sealcoating... nothing spectacular

[@TheBrohamExpress]

@2:04 "And there is no risk of injury". Yeah let go of that handle when under tension and she might sing you some sweet chin music.

[@benscott19841]

I don't know any lumberjack that would want to carry around an impact gun in order to use their felling wedges.

[@Caderic]

They don't.

[@per-goranborjesson2045]

where can i buy these tools services

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

Can I use a DeWalt drill on that tree wedge? 180 stumps an hour? I think you skipped a decimal.

[@bikersoncall]

1:43 Gets my vote! (so far)

[@wildeninja2836]

“Curved and straight curves!” Wait what lol

[@alghifariabi6303]

Nice tools, everything is gone be easy

[@thedennis4412]

5:40, how do you drop the log? You need another person to open the tongs? There's a reason they don't show it dropping any logs, cause it can't without another person. You couldn't get out and open them because you need someone to raise the boom. lol

[@garrypennington9576]

Yea I was thinking about that, couple ropes and a pulley would fix it though

[@matthewcetorelli8451]

The fcuk do you need a 2nd person for? Here's an option that'll blow your mind: once you successfully put it on the ground, get the fcuk up and do it your-goddanm-self, as it was clearly meant for. It lifts heavy-ass logs that one would, otherwise, be unable to move. Is that not good enough for you? Do you want it to walk your dog and make your bed in the morning while it's at it??

[@thedennis4412]

Yes it lifts them, but it can't drop them without you getting out of the machine to open the pincer manually. If you have to get out of the machine to manually open the pincer then how is this device better than a simple chain? DERP. I imagine you also use your ratchet as a hammer sometimes. Bless your heart.

[@matthewcetorelli8451]

@@thedennis4412 Okay, NOW I understand your gripe. Well, I think your answer lies more in the prior rather than the latter. Wrapping a log in a chain is a pain in the dick. Certainly more laborious than just picking the cocksucker up with The fucking Claw from Toy Story. And still slightly less of a hassle during the finishing stages as well, you've still got to hop off and drop the motherfucker either way. Unless, of course, you were referring to *dragging* it out with the chain... In which case, I would just assume the appeal would be the vertical lift aspect.

[@matthewcetorelli8451]

@@thedennis4412 Ratchet? You mean my clicky hammer? That's my second favorite Hammer after my electric spinney hammer? I'm not much of a tradesman. My area of expertise is bird law. Well, that and full-on rapey.

[@destructoau7526]

Only 2 country’s in the world use the Imperial system, please evolve and use the metric system when providing measurements!

[@tomstanton6952]

Once again 🫵🏻💯🙌🏻🇺🇸🍻🍻 thanks for the cool gadgets that a couple we could use for my construction company 🙏🏻🫵🏻

[@tedhardulak7698]

180 stumps per hour. That is 3 stumps per minute. I wish these guys would check their work before posting.

[@Marfoir0303]

The rivet gun is for pop rivets and not structural application like solid rivets or CrherryMax blind rivets which are, just for gee whizzes.

[@iamnegan1515]

I think a standard rivet gun would be better in tight places. Common sense.

[@ILamphear1980]

I have a 12 volt Milwaukee rivet gun, doesn't get much easier or compact

[@iamnegan1515]

@@ILamphear1980 👍 nice

[@Raul28153]

Just want to draw attention to the fact that the hand drill used is Chinese made American and not Festertool.

[@lxstcxntury5844]

wait! you said protecting the environment?

[@msamour]

"...for carrying loads created by German engineers." So no one else can use this tool. This kinda limits the market doesn't it.

[@cm-ek4ci]

Tree wedges so much for being green. Cut down those trees faster.😊

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

So it only works on loads created by German engineers?

[@davidsuperdavelarson6174]

The stripping cart is great but the paint is garbage, might hold up for a year if you're lucky.

[@ZA-mb5di]

5:45 I have a double bit axe from this company

[@angelrose1870]

Intro song name pls. It sounds soooo good.

[@bikersoncall]

2:14 Crowd Control.

[@timothywilliams2021]

The DIY machine they show painting the parking lot is cheesy as hell. Better to pay a little more and have someone use a graco to stripe your parking lot with the same paint used on roads. Aerosol paint doesn't last as long, sometimes flakes off, has overspray and just doesn't look as good.

[@armadilllo]

Not new, I've been using that parking lot striper for almost 20 years

[@michelray1396]

Toujours d’excellentes vidéos,par contre la voix et la façon de parler,super désagréable 😢😢😢🇨🇭

[@travispostlethwait7864]

You can get a air riviter for the price of the ratchting riveter

[@KLove89]

That rivet ratchet is way bigger than even my pneumatic rivet gun. How is its size an advantage for tight spaces? Or you just blindly saying stuff to make these tools sound good.

[@cygnus1965]

That retaining wall packer is just stupid. Wow.

[@chrisgeezvlog7349]

Can the ECO-Skate carry loads made by engineers from countries other than Germany???

[@msamour]

Hahaha, I noticed the missing punctuation there too

[@rodmills4071]

Dude ..only 3 countries still use imperial... speak in metric.. 🤔😂😎🇦🇺👌

[@jeremymacdonald6687]

Hell is a straight curve

[@z0mb13k1ll2012]

The use of imperial measurements combines with decimal rather than fractional infuriates me. Just use metric, even the stuff you are talking about is marked in metric

[@the80hdgaming]

The log tongs are not a new invention... I have some here on my farm that are at least 80 years old....

[@steveschindler2802]

But are they bright yellow?

[@the80hdgaming]

@@steveschindler2802 with a can of paint, they can be... 🤣

[@timothymarino69]

Tree wedge drill is stupid. Say good bye to your expensive drill when the tree jumps back or rolls over it!!!

[@janaroeselg4346]

In Estonia we know what we are doing and that stump removel os pretty handi

[@rebelyell2741]

I like our beach combers here in south Florida. Not a new invention. Been around for over 100 years

[@Tagerrun]

You mean the Amish people? Or the homeless guy xD?

[@BrutishSail0r]

This rivet gun is huge? WTF would buy this thing???

[@SeanSteggs]

A future tech company working in Pounds 😂😂😂 how backwards can you be? Advance yourself and get into Metric like the rest of the advanced world.

[@timlowe225]

Am i the only person that thinks when he says aluminum, it sounds like some dark Darpa project developed military grade unobtainium metal.. not the same shizz they make coke cans... 😏

[@justayoutuber1906]

When you say long numbers you need to approximate for better listener comprehension.

[@gem_femboy6761]

Did he just say protecting the environment it destroys the tree

[@matthewcetorelli8451]

I take it you're no arborist. Well, neither am I but here's a few scenarios I can rattle off the top of head right off the bat: *Dead trees.* They're a fire hazard as well as a potential falling hazard. *Disease.* Just like you and I, plants are susceptible to disease and some diseases spread like a case of crabs at a 1970's backyard orgy. They can quite quickly wipe out an entire genus of a particular type of tree out of existence. Not unlike what's currently happening to the Cavendish banana and had previously happened to Gros Michel bananas (now thought to be extinct) in the 1950's. *Invasive species.* I'm tired of explaining concepts that I should have just listed but instead, decided to go into detail on each one in an attempt share in the knowledge while simultaneously stroking my own ego by demonstrating my -rather mediocre- level of intellect to hopefully impress strangers on the internet. Anyway, I'm going to assume you know what an invasive species is. I also challenge you to imagine any other possible scenarios in which felling a tree is beneficial to an ecosystem. If you do manage to think of any, just keep them to yourself. Don't post them because nobody will give a fancy feathered fcuk, just as nobody will one about anything I've said here today. Learn from my mistakes. All you're going to do is waste time you can never get back and further alienate yourself from your peers. I've come too far and not commenting is no longer an option but there's still hope for you.

[@binnicksforge9359]

It's not aluminium. It's aluminum.

[@daviddavids2884]

that is only true, in the US and canada doofus look it up for yourself.!!!!!!!

[@binnicksforge9359]

@@daviddavids2884 lmao

[@wisconsincrhunter5614]

Hilarious how the beach cleaner spends that time cleaning the sand just to dump all the waste back on the beach lol

[@commandoconstruction2720]

There is, most likely, another task process to pick up the waste piles. Maybe just a guy with a rake, shovel and a bucket, or some other machine. Hilarious how little imagination you have. Please stay in Wisconsin. The real world has no use for you.

[@bcpioneer59]

Some pretty useless crap there. No faller will ever take the mechanical wedge a electric drill and ample supplies of batteries for a days work, just to pack them around the mountain side. 40 extra lbs they do not need in the bush. The tongs have been around for hundreds of years and there is a reason they are not used daily as it takes more than one person to let go of log. Other stupid stuff too, just because someone in a office thought of it does not make it useful and if a engineer came up with the idea , you can be sure it is a waste of time

[@blazer25U]

the striping cart is not that good of build quality. speaking from experience.

[@bikersoncall]

OOOPS Midroll Ads 4:06 Pass....

[@Coffieman5150]

Change your outro, calling us lazy is insulting .

[@sthompson1000]

This is just advertising click-bait, narrated by a child with no idea how any of these things work.

[@nastyfall2009]

Lol, that’s a good one

[@henrymorrey4150]

Ratchet river? That thing is ancient, battery powered ratchet riveters like the Milwaukee are was cumbersome

[@EvanJH02]

Ok so the rivet ratchet is pointless. A normal rivet gun is even smaller than that piece of engineered crap.

[@mikeegee7]

Really, square feet, pounds, inches. Why??

[@ger808]

Polish kerb tool toatly pointless 490 dollars completely waisted !!! rustoleum stripper, great idea the machine is a good idea but its already been invented and is around 30 years , unfortunately that paint in no reflective so pretty much useless. you need to use the proper stuff or chlorinated rubber

[@lajosjozsa9481]

Any chance to add normal measurements? U know,with the decimal system, not this stupid 3/8 of a fairyfeather + 3 merican schoolbuses sht.

[@DuckDroid]

Wow

[@JuarezDerrick]

My regular old cheap Riveter is better than that one

[@robbiebenson2814]

Riveting 😂

[@jerrykates4601]

Where I come from

[@coldspring624]

Bummer...nothing I want

[@ger808]

1st product the rivet gun ..had no issues really about it apart from the price why would Ya pay 203 dollars for a gun that does nothing extra or anything special in comparison to other ones Ya can pick up for 10 to 30 dollars , the 30 dollar version would be of premium quality at that ....where are they going with 200 bucks let alone the extra 3 dollars on top of that , just couldn't leave it at the 200 no or could the go 197 dollars no....just pure greedy sods, I urge Ya all not to buy that rivet gun on principal of a rip off price , no rivet gun is worth more that 50 dollars lets day , c'mon to fuck to the greedy manufacturers !!!!

[@tylerwestman5258]

No actual arborist will use that stupid wedge

[@donotlike4anonymus594]

Imagine just how useless some of this crap is.... I mean where in the world do they still use square pot hole covers.. its far too dangerous Maybe 20 years ago it had been somewhat usefull but..

[@kempaswe4022]

Alot of these things are nothing new

[@scottandrews1971]

why are you dealing in pounds. Only the yanks deal in pounds and they are in the vast minority.

[@stevepowers9568]

The police landscape tool is stupid

[@Qusin111]

nothing good here

[@GrowSomthing]

alUeemium

[@donjeremy1]

Aluminium??

[@tradjic136]

bro why did you just feature a manual rivet gun lmao

[@happygilmore5591]

What is a NAUGHT? This is some UK shit I guess 🤷🏻‍♂️naught .2😂

[@joemarchinski914]

ha

[@joemarchinski914]

hahahahahahahahaha