COOL TOOLS THAT WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR WORK

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1) VAUGHAN RAGE™
• The Best Demolition Mu...
2) ESSVE HDS (preview)
• Bygga trall utan synli...
• Bygga trall utan synli...
• Bygg terrasse med skju...
3) Dewalt Hand Truck (preview)
• DXWT 200 - DOOR DOLLY
• Dewalt Steel Door Doll...
• Panel Dolly, Panel Dol...
4) Fusion Drill Powered Cultivator (preview)
• Fusion Drill Powered C...
• Fusion Drill Powered C...
• How To Assemble The Fu...
5) Tolsen Drywall Sander 5
• Tolsen Drywall Sander ...
6) WEICON TOOLS № S 4-28
• Precise, fast and safe...
7) PiCo Pipe™
• PiCo Pipe™ - a dust fr...
8) Wide Range Transmission Grip
• Wide Range Transmissio...
9) Band It CP4000-D
• UL 4000D Pro Tips
• UL4000- D Tool: Cordle...
• Comparison of the New ...
• Introducing the CP4000...
10) ToughBuilt® Posthole Digger
• TOUGHBUILT Post Hole D...
11) ToughBuilt® GelFit
• ToughBuilt® Knee Pads ...
12) KTHB Smart
• Taping Tool KTHB Smart
• 卓上型電動テープ巻き機（KTHB Smart...
• KTHB
00:00 - Fusion Drill Powered Cultivator
01:18 - Tolsen Drywall Sander 5
02:13 - ToughBuilt® GelFit
03:16 - VAUGHAN RAGE™
04:09 - ESSVE HDS
05:13 - ToughBuilt® Posthole Digger
06:06 - Dewalt Hand Truck
07:23 - WEICON TOOLS № S 4-28
08:25 - PiCo Pipe™
09:22 - Wide Range Transmission Grip
10:19 - Band It CP4000-D
11:14 - KTHB Smart
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[@markluedtke5578]

The posthole digger is nothing new, every farmer has one.

[@patrickperry6945]

You’re correct. The guy on the demo is digging in sand. Makes it a lot easier to dig. Ha ha I’ve had one going on 50 years.

[@DesertZo6]

What are you talking about? That’s brand new 2023 technology

[@txlockednloaded2128]

Yup and their's way about 40lbs to get through roots, hard dirt, etc

[@willytheriot8439]

😂

[@bobbyyoshi62]

Yea makes me doubt this video

[@LadderBarrier]

Nice tools I think we need a bigger work shop!

[@tsambikasabineiakovidis7755]

when the price is "on request" it always means it's expensive... 🤣

[@jacoblong9859]

Ergonomic handles on the post hole digger is just hilarious😂 my grandads were the same shape just wood

[@XRTRACING]

But they added junk rubber handles! That will be sure to blister your hands after 20 minutes of use.’

[@goaheadmakemyday9859]

the first one of using the drill for working the edger would only burn the motor of the drill and use up battery power really fast and those ideas are for the first time and weekend workers.

[@Fabian7024]

Only with ur baby drills.

[@stonemasonlew9349]

I’ve got the Toughbuilt knee pads, probably one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. Hardly feel like you’re wearing them, and never ever slip down due to the hinge. Brilliant.

[@txlockednloaded2128]

How are they in hot summers?

[@stonemasonlew9349]

@@txlockednloaded2128 they are a little sweaty, but once you’re used to having them on, it actually feels weird/naked when you take them off 🤣

[@vincentshearman843]

Knee pads were masterforce first 49 bucks at menards

[@altanika9545]

I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee

[@snakemadness1439]

Thanks for adding the prices 😊😊😊

[@patsquach4080]

Put the sander and a post hole digging drill ..together … DIRT VACUUM … easy digging. Lol.

[@jameslanclos568]

4:09 - The problem with this device is that if you're working with wet/freshly pressure treated lumber is that when the wood dries, the gap will be 3 times as wide. I never space the decking wood, because when it dries, there will be a wide enough gap in between. 6:06 - However, this Dewalt Hand Truck is genius. I can't understand why it took so long for this to be invented ??? This is a "must have" for anyone that works with wood, sheetrock, or any other 4' X 8' material. 10:19 - $3,000.00 ??? I'll stick with a manual banding tool, thank you. 17:14 - Same goes for this device. No thank you.

[@Chris_at_Home]

I’m going to get one of those hand trucks for sheet goods. I’m getting ready to hang almost 50 sheets of 4x8 of drywall to finish the small rooms and closets. I had help with the ceiling and 12’ sheets. I am 70 and I have always hated carrying sheet goods. I’ve tried those handles but they always seem to twist the wrist in some awkward position.

[@jameslanclos568]

@@Chris_at_Home Yes, the hand truck by Dewalt is the best thing on this video. It's a back saver!

[@peterbarlow8912]

We used to pipe clamp all the PT deck boards tight together before fastening. That swollen lumber would gap itself. If you gapped them with the classic 16D spike the gaps would get huge. Have had a Troller panel carrier for a couple decades. The only new stuff seems hokey!

[@tsambikasabineiakovidis7755]

@@jameslanclos568 yeah, but 300$??? The concept is easy, wouldn't it be possible to build one yourself? I mean, 4 hinges, two wheels, 4 pieces of wood and 2 sheets of rubber... easy peasy...

[@kimchee94112]

Price so prohibitive making it useless for most. If a contractor buys it, the first few costumers will pay for it. This is partially why contractors charges as much as a good lawyer on an hourly basis, even in a down economy.

[@RAVENOFTHENORTHWESTGAWOODS]

You are completely right!

[@tpep1693]

That 2 wheel cart is as"old as the hill's", been around a long time, nothing new.

[@dgulssmith4063]

This channel is what keep me going every day

[@austin.england]

The post hole digger made me laugh 😂

[@XRTRACING]

For $100 get a sunjoe electric tiller, don’t use a drill like this. It’s a good way to smoke a $100 drill 😂

[@kenriches7403]

You jumped the shark with this vid . - Construction worker.

[@aleksanderkuncwicz7277]

People need those shin pads to pray.

[@FoodnHVAC]

i won't have use for my helper for the last one if i ever decide to get one

[@user-lp4fu2fh8c]

핸드트럭이 괜찮네

[@vincentshearman843]

Itd be nice if this creator use one system of measurement. Ok.

[@Rico-Suave_]

Watched all of it

[@Chris_at_Home]

That cable stripper won’t be approved for stripping Ethernet cables where I retired from. There it to chance of nicking a conductor, we always just stripped the end enough to get the string and use that to open the sheathing. We would cut the sheathing and string with snips.

[@rahmadivivo6916]

Good

[@alexsallee7765]

60 dollars for a porthole digger? Wow

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY TZ

[@russellleininger5700]

The dewalt cart is boss , Portland plating Corp " could produce manufacturer assembled 10,000 each month

[@GNARLOUSE]

That drill is gonna burn up

[@nastyfall2009]

So much random stuff we gotta deal with

[@davidbwa]

The electric 'bring a drill' tiller at the beginning is a joke. You can purchase electric tillers (corded or wireless) WITH motor for less money than that adaptor that will likely kill your drill. The posthole digger has been around my entire life. Not sure why it is included here like it is new. The sheet dolly looks useful, if a bit expensive at $200

[@jamieboutard]

Who tf hasn't heard of a post hole digger? 😂😂😂😂😅😅

[@teeebeee3946]

Lol i have gas powered attachments that chew up more than top soil. Yah post hole diggers with rubber grips

[@derrickpearcy9368]

230 dollars for a roller to help with loads, heading to harbor freight dewalt

[@maryboyle5515]

The post hole digger is a waste of time

[@t.robinson4774]

5:16 You do know this device has been used in the Scottish Highlands for hundreds of years, yes?

[@ShiryouOni]

You can pay 3000 dollars for a tool that probably doesn't include the drill. Or you can just use the manual version for around 80 bucks like everyone does. WTF

[@hectornegron8818]

💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@Sobergamer61]

You cannot buy the Essve HDS in US. Cool. ☹️

[@OneWildTurkey]

I didn't see the item in the thumbnail. Going back to clickbait again? People will start to ignore the channel and unsub.

[@303Entity]

It's the Dewalt Door Dolly 😂😂 it's in the video(unless they changed it)

[@OneWildTurkey]

@@303Entity The thumbnail I saw had a guy kneeling in some frame with kneepads. That dolly was going in my cart until I heard the price...

[@rileyrescue7544]

How can I receive a few of these items

[@marknichols5827]

This was a yawner video...knee pads? posthole digger? You started good with the cordless cultivator then bombed it

[@LuisalbeiroMarquezgonsalez]

Tarea 17

[@claydaniel7229]

a post hole digger? hmm

[@britthartley2809]

_bff"c

[@AmericanSoldierSioux1969]

Almost purchased the knee pads until I saw the bad reviews on Amazon, think I'll pass.

[@sienvandoorn]

Hoeveel host een tatoeage?

[@faizelsama-an7663]

ilove it

[@TheJustinisrael]

With a 1is to 20 exchange rate just about anything you advertise is extremely expensive....not all countries deal in USD$

[@solvedgadgets6922]

Nice one

[@pariah_Ftw]

$3,000 for that banding tool?...lol, those are definitely not flying off the shelves

[@johnvargo5695]

All crap

[@one8088]

Pork chop

[@martinpowers9246]

Even when users tell KZbin they aren’t interested in certain types of videos, similar recommendations keep coming, a new study by Mozilla found. Using video recommendations data from more than 20,000 KZbin users, Mozilla researchers found that buttons like “not interested,” “dislike,” “stop recommending channel,” and “remove from watch history” are largely ineffective at preventing similar content from being recommended. Even at their best, these buttons still allow through more than half the recommendations similar to what a user said they weren’t interested in, the report found. At their worst, the buttons barely made a dent in blocking similar videos. To collect data from real videos and users, Mozilla researchers enlisted volunteers who used the foundation’s RegretsReporter, a browser extension that overlays a general “stop recommending” button to KZbin videos viewed by participants. On the back end, users were randomly assigned a group, so different signals were sent to KZbin each time they clicked the button placed by Mozilla - dislike, not interested, don’t recommend channel, remove from history, and a control group for whom no feedback was sent to the platform. Using data collected from over 500 million recommended videos, research assistants created over 44,000 pairs of videos - one “rejected” video, plus a video subsequently recommended by KZbin. Researchers then assessed pairs themselves or used machine learning to decide whether the recommendation was too similar to the video a user rejected. Compared to the baseline control group, sending the “dislike” and “not interested” signals were only “marginally effective” at preventing bad recommendations, preventing 12 percent of 11 percent of bad recommendations, respectively. “Don’t recommend channel” and “remove from history” buttons were slightly more effective - they prevented 43 percent and 29 percent of bad recommendations - but researchers say the tools offered by the platform are still inadequate for steering away unwanted content. “KZbin should respect the feedback users share about their experience, treating them as meaningful signals about how people want to spend their time on the platform,” researchers write. KZbin spokesperson Elena Hernandez says these behaviors are intentional because the platform doesn’t try to block all content related to a topic. But Hernandez criticized the report, saying it doesn’t consider how KZbin’s controls are designed. “Importantly, our controls do not filter out entire topics or viewpoints, as this could have negative effects for viewers, like creating echo chambers,” Hernandez told The Verge. “We welcome academic research on our platform, which is why we recently expanded Data API access through our KZbin Researcher Program. Mozilla’s report doesn’t take into account how our systems actually work, and therefore it’s difficult for us to glean many insights.” Hernandez says Mozilla’s definition of “similar” fails to consider how KZbin’s recommendation system works. The “not interested” option removes a specific video, and the “don’t recommend channel” button prevents the channel from being recommended in the future, Hernandez says. The company says it doesn’t seek to stop recommendations of all content related to a topic, opinion, or speaker. Besides KZbin, other platforms like TikTok and Instagram have introduced more and more feedback tools for users to train the algorithm, supposedly, to show them relevant content. But users often complain that even when flagging that they don’t want to see something, similar recommendations persist. It’s not always clear what different controls actually do, Mozilla researcher Becca Ricks says, and platforms aren’t transparent about how feedback is taken into account. “I think that in the case of KZbin, the platform is balancing user engagement with user satisfaction, which is ultimately a tradeoff between recommending content that leads people to spend more time on the site and content the algorithm thinks people will like,” Ricks told The Verge via email. “The platform has the power to tweak which of these signals get the most weight in its algorithm, but our study suggests that user feedback may not always be the most important one.”

[@reanaldrogan9852]

So much random stuff we gotta deal with