KLD Prim Hammer Nail Holder Thing Test

Silly videos aside this is actually a useful tool. Not sure how it would hold up over time but it actually does what it's made to do.
Nail Holder Thing
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[@anonymouskultist]

You're forgetting one important thing about when they're punching the nails through those I beams. They're Chinese grade I beams.

[@FunkFPV]

Fair enough 😁

[@bmo14lax]

Good ol' Chinesium

[@jaggns5774]

@@bmo14lax chinesium, simultaneously the strongest and weakest material known to man.

[@bmo14lax]

@@jaggns5774 china #1

[@asbestosinabag1234]

exatly

[@divergentus]

I was so looking forward to the tests being done on the glass patio table!

[@FunkFPV]

Haha

[@Cobyc5150]

Right!!

[@fixerupperer]

At the beginning of the outdoor shots I was thinking the same thing. I know hes smarter than that but everyone does stupid shit sometimes

[@Pete_952]

I think you put the slamming pieces on the glass table just to test my blood pressure! 😳

[@somepunk2541]

Then the next video would be probably his wife using his head in her tests.

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

This tool actually is pretty awesome if they didn't just market it in ridiculous fashions. The 1/8" steel without pilot hole was convincing enough for me.

[@lesvernorn3613]

Yeah and this video even demonstrates its primary purpose with the second nail. That miss could have hit his hand but the tool as promised kept his hand safe. Which is worth more then people will give it credit for.

[@BeetleBuns]

even though that has literally nothing to do with the tool, and could be just as easily done without it?

[@Bialy_1]

@@BeetleBuns You can't make it "easly" because you need to hit it very hard to drive that nail there and if you miss when you holding your nail with your hand then you are in big trouble. It is one thing when you need to drive in only one nail but this is not how it works normaly. In typical situation you need to use many nails to mount something and then chance for harm to your hand is real. For example, you may want to cover a door with sheet metal to make it more burglary-resistant... Looks to me that the guy that was paid to make the promotional video did not have too much expereince with building anything with nails and hammers... so he faked everything for no good reason.

[@gonova8412]

@@BeetleBuns you have to hit it straight and really hard. So having something hold it and not hit your hand is one thing and the tool keeps the nail perfectly level which is another. You can do it without it?

[@BeetleBuns]

@@gonova8412 uh, yea... because I have basic hand-eye coordination and have used a hammer before.

[@scottjamieson]

After he pulled the bent nail out of the patio slab and covered the impact point with the wood block, when he looks over his shoulder to look around, I got a total "wife check" vibe, 😂 Great videos! Love watching your content!

[@wytechocolate2831]

This man sacrifice his own patio for science, what a hero 👏

[@trashcompactorYT]

This would be a really solid nail driver if it was forged instead of cast from soft steel. I'm sure there are domestically produced ones for 8x the price that are made in that exact way, too. Definitely a great idea, just made of Chinesium like most of the tools in these demos. I will edit this to say for around $15 with shipping it's a solid deal and surprisingly sturdy for being so cheap.

[@FunkFPV]

Yeah, for the price it’s not a bad deal for for a homeowner that will only use it a few times.

[@rxstarscream]

Agreed, and agreed.

[@jonasandersson7367]

O have small question is it bad because chinese make shit or because we won't pay the maker just the middle men?

[@legendarypillow1450]

Perfect idea, shitty delivery

[@executive]

I thought cast iron was hard and brittle

[@aardshark1]

Love the video's. Your hammer technique could use a little tweaking. I'm a master carpenter of over 45 years. All you need to do is not try to kill it with the hammer just hit it square and firm. And your right it's exactly like a 10 yr old. Again GREAT VIDEO'S!

[@FunkFPV]

In my defense I’m even worse on camera LoL

[@jawms]

I was gonna say you needed a carpenter to swing that hammer. Or a blacksmith..

[@hiruharada2650]

True. You're basically calibrating your arm for the hit, which lets you incrementally increase power without losing too much accuracy. In my experience it allows me to carry that calibration through to other things or spots I'm hitting. Sledges are my favorite.

[@borjesvensson8661]

My goal is always that when the hammer impacts it should go by its own power and the hand should be relaxed and only steer to not transfer unessesary vibrations.

[@MrNside]

Like we always used to say to tease the new guy: "What, are you trying to scare that nail into the board? It isn't working. Try hitting it instead."

[@alexanderkonczal3908]

You're a real one for posting this despite your near complete inability to hit things you're aiming at. You don't see me posting myself screwing up three pieces of perfectly good flooring before I cut one right to fit a doorway and its trim, or stripping out two 3" screws before I manage to drive one to depth...

[@darcywalls1262]

The reason the cement nails were failing is they were probably made in the US, they won’t have near the tensile strength as the good quality Chinesium ones LOL

[@mikeznel6048]

Yeah. Sure. Whatever you want to think buddy.

[@perwestermark8920]

@@mikeznel6048 You see the word "Chinesium" and still doesn't pick up it was a joke? 🤔

[@CalvinBDaG]

@@perwestermark8920 sadly bro, common sense just ain’t so common nowadays🤦🏾‍♂️

[@CalvinBDaG]

@@mikeznel6048 it literally went right through your head and didn’t stay/stick cause yo head is one big empty balloon. Not even helium will stay in there🤦🏾‍♂️.

[@JohnnyBeesh]

I love your short vids about these obnoxious “life hack” tools and things. Was cool that you gave this weird thing a solid go in a longer format. Someone mentioned this as a “saving dad’s hands” when you let your kid help in the garage. I wish I had it 15 years ago for just that. Keep up the nice work. This was a good vid. BTW, did anyone else catch his “is she looking” neck snap while he was going to town on the concrete?!? SO relatable…

[@michaelwhitaker5487]

Hey man just wanted to say I’m an industrial maintenance technician and a fan of your videos. You say a lot of the same things that I myself think with the bs tool demonstration videos it’s great to see one of us blue collar guys out there just being real and giving things a fair test. Love the videos keep it up man!

[@headless0ptomist198]

I might never get one of these tools but I'm definitely using the word "sefdly" from now on. Your hammer skills remind me of a carpenter we used to call "Lightning". He couldn't hit the same nail twice but when he did it counted.

[@OShackHennessy]

I’m definitely stealing this name

[@moxee33]

Lol 😆 I love that!

[@Cragified]

This tool makes a lot of sense when you consider the origin point. Many countries have extreme regulations on even gunpowder and that ram set might not be available for anyone without the proper permits. Look at the home made firearm used to kill the former Japanese PM. Because Japan strictly regulates gunpowder even not just firearms. Most citizens cannot buy it let alone find it to buy. And if Japan is like that.. well I doubt China is any more 'free' when it comes to gunpowder and firearms.

[@bilalsadiq1450]

Plus, not everything that can't be easily hammered needs something with the stopping power of a ram set. For driving multiple nails into concrete or thinner steel, it might just be faster (and cheaper) to use this than to use something that uses explosive propellent.

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

RamSet makes a 22. Tool the also make a semiautomatic tool, though not in 22. Bastards. But America and all that.

[@jeffl9534]

damn ppl in other countries! just can't trust them to enjoy being run by tyrants. give them gun powder and they might think they can achieve a better govt.

[@FunkFPV]

I didn’t even consider that 👍🏻

[@jordanlarson8310]

I mean the assassin used homemade black powder which isn't hard to make...

[@barix9495]

8:33 - "We'll get all this setup over there on the ground" - Oh thank god. I thought he was gonna do it on the glass table

[@FunkFPV]

😜 Probably would’ve been a better video if I did it on the table

[@c4hjorth]

I think the most important thing that you mentioned before testing, then never brought up again, is that with your poor hammer aim the tool at least saved your thumb from being the unfortunate target. Love your videos, keep it up.

[@lateefcarrere1649]

I have seen the Ramsets in action on jobsites I would deliver to, but 1 worker took his to another level: he had a leather holster made for it, the shells, and the hammer he liked to use with it. 🤪

[@fortitudevalance8424]

I’ve come across “Made from German Steel, manufactured in China” before. Common practice with Japanese knife manufacturers using Japanese steel but making the knifes in China as it’s cheaper. Genuine traditional Chinese knives is the one to go for if you want Chinese knives made in China.

[@kubischflachenzentriert4053]

Yeah, " Designed in Germany or USA " etc. is also a common thing these day's.

[@patrickancona1193]

I don’t want ANYthing designed, made, thought of, or even denied ANYwhere near that massive commie shithole

[@patrickancona1193]

I mean CHIna, not the former United States

[@jaggns5774]

@@kubischflachenzentriert4053 Designed? California. Everything else? China. Who? Apple.

[@dashofawesome64]

@@kubischflachenzentriert4053 or "made with global parts"

[@plaidjoker1321]

"If you're smart like I am" Bold statement but I love the confidence! By far the most scientific video I have ever watched, Glad I stayed through the whole thing!

[@VeXeDZERO]

Man, You have joined the ranks of some of the GOATs. Youre like Big Clive but for tools and I love it.

[@richardbarber3806]

My cousin does gutters and he came up with something like this in the late 90's. I forget exactly how he used it but I think it was used for when you couldn't reach what ever you were hammering in. Like reaching around a corner, over the roofs edge. Essentially it would let you keep your wrist straight rather than curling it under and struggling to hold the nail.

[@jameskirk3]

They're called peashooters. You use stainless steel trim nails inside the sleeve and a pin drives the nail. Malco makes a few versions.

[@rhouser1280]

7:44 That could've been the new ball remover 1000

[@FoxParasyte]

I love these full length videos. Please keep them up.

[@FunkFPV]

Thanks 😊 I really like doing them.

[@DeezNuts-xw7lu]

Amazing video dude, love how you actually test some of the products you roast. Mad respect for that man, keep it up!

[@cannawix420]

You do the revision with common sense and the correct dialect. You are that good neighbor that everyone needs. Thanks. The Argentine folower

[@averagedemographic8933]

There is a CrazyRussianHacker but you are the ReasonableAmericanBlueCollarMan

[@RLTango]

My man, Funk! Needs a demo of concrete and decides to use his concrete patio!!! Love it!

[@zacharyc8806]

Let’s all bask in the honesty, which is so rare on the internet. Just a good, honest, complete tool review. Thanks for spending the time to make it.

[@valentine12]

You finally got me to watch a full video! Been watching your shorts and now your formula has reeled me in.

[@FunkFPV]

😁👍🏻

[@howtonot580]

A tip that may help you when your trying to hit something with a hammer, aim for the base of the nail or chisel not the top that's just something I learned in masonry

[@bmo14lax]

I might try this I'm hecking bad with nails as a electrician. Seems this might be okay for driving regular old nails and not smash my finger but I don't know how long she'd last

[@johnspence8141]

The same principal applies to golf.

[@mikeznel6048]

Don’t aim, just hit it.

[@kramnull8962]

@@bmo14lax Electrician? Don't you all have hammer boy's to do that stuff? To listen to the KZbin construction comedians, you guys won't even sweep.

[@bmo14lax]

@@kramnull8962 whatever you say, dunno why you're rambling about my trade.

[@ottopartz1]

I definitely could see this being useful for an older person with diminishing coordination or unsteady hands.

[@pierrelaboom4026]

I'm 53,def.could use it! Rather not murder my fingers...anymore!

[@Crvstylvngs]

Damn. I didn't expect it to pull through one bit! Might I add you also amaze me that you are able to get up and down off your knees with such elegance, no sore back grunts before during or after!

[@yesnes123]

Have one in my tool box for 2 years now, it’s good for when you’re in a pinch or don’t have the real tool around it’s kind of handy and great for holding short nails

[@DaddyVet3D]

Bro, i love your videos man. You are one of the only creators I actually “connect” with and smile and laugh when im watching their videos. Thank you for the videos!

[@FunkFPV]

Thanks 😊

[@onefastgmc]

Agreed, he reminds me a lot of AvE but has his own way of doing things. Definitely a channel worth watching!

[@IratePuffin]

Same! I love his sarcasm and his laugh is infectious. Only channel I watch every short & video.

[@eradicater4186]

Had me nervous for a minute. Almost thought this was going to be a paid promotion thing when it actually worked in that thinner metal.

[@nick213423]

You are literally one of the only creators I would follow a link for keep up the good work

[@Houdm]

That’s pretty surprising, if the tool could last for a year or two it would be worth buying probably

[@FunkFPV]

I’d be surprised if lasted more than 100 nails but it is only $8

[@PilotTed]

I believe this design was ripped off a European or American design and made significantly cheaper and shitter. Find yourself the good one if you need it, just don't get the Chinese one.

[@jordanlarson8310]

Buy one and do what the Chinese do... reverse engineer it but make it better instead of worse lol

[@Houdm]

@@FunkFPV fuck

[@IratePuffin]

@@PilotTed so basically exactly like everything that’s made in China?

[@johndeerekid167]

I've used something similar to this. But I think we called them fence hammer pliers or fencing pliers or some goofy name like that. They were great for starting U-nails and other odd shaped fasteners when building fences.

[@RollTide24-7]

Man this guy's sarcastic since of humor is absolutely GOLDEN! Really do have a lot of respect for him!

[@solidcobalt]

Great content as usual; no nonsense with actual tests being performed and the typical dry humor lol, keep it up my friend

[@SanjanaRanasingha]

Finally! Even though it is a pretty messed up and a very hard time over here and I still find enough time to enjoy some of your videos brother Love from sri lanka!

[@patrickancona1193]

Lotta respect for you guys, I wish Americans would wake up like you guys did, we are praying for y’all

[@BigZ971]

Hope you are well. I know things are rough going over there.

[@Stacked3403]

I love that you looked over your shoulder after putting that nail in the concrete to make sure your wife didn't see haha love your videos

[@jhoffster92texasaudits18]

I saw your short videos on Facebook. And I love your descriptions. Thank you for the content. I am now subscribed and I hot the 🔔

[@Paios]

Thank youfor sacrificing your patio's integrity for our amusement! ✌️❤

[@TheAwkwardBanana]

Wow I'm seriously impressed with it punching through that 10ga sheet metal.

[@henryl3617]

As someone mentioned they probably used Chinese steel. I used to work in a shipping and receiving warehouse. We had two large I beams that was from China. I was there for two years and they never got sold. They would always set on the equivalent from America. We would have to move the China steel to get to America steel.

[@neilsiebenthal8696]

You do know the bulk of steel comes from China right? Up until the 90s the steel from China was trash, but it's the world leader now.. Just denying it won't change it.

[@grantlyons868]

You’re finally someone saying what I’ve been thinking for years with all these stupid hacks that create more work to use the wrong tools for the job! Keep up the good work, love the videos!

[@jakelincoln3740]

Thank you very much for the video sir. It was cool to see one of those gimiky tools actually work somewhat decent. I also enjoyed seeing another grown man swing a hammer the same way I do

[@rhouser1280]

If it's made in Germany China, It's gotta be good!

[@FunkFPV]

That’s where the best tools come from 😁

[@killas6097]

"I'm not too familiar with the wood, aside from my own" I love this guy lol

[@Dmowery5036]

That totally surprised me! I actually hammer nails in concrete but it’s still fairly green. That might be something to look into to save on your fingers. The nails we use are only 1-2” long.

[@leviswranglers2813]

Strong Lock Picking Lawyer vibes going on, especially in the first 5 minutes. Even got a sectioned tray. High class!!

[@phillipkrieger3975]

The 1/8 sheet metal impressed me 🤣 I literally said, “holy 🤬 it actually did it!” 🤣

[@MyLittleFranky]

When I was a landscaper, I was rushing to get a concrete base prepped and was smacking starter bars into an existing concrete base and dropped my two pound mash hammer onto my thumb and blew it's guts out under the nail. Not saying this woulda helped but there ya go

[@bmo14lax]

The time has come! Can't wait to see the sarcasm from Funk about how this tool can do everything.

[@cdjones7605]

Please do more full length videos please my man! Makes my day honestly, happy wrenching man take It easy!

[@iRskeezy]

"maybe we'll run a nail into the concrete slab where my wife won't see" ... Proceeds to hammer a nail into the concrete next to the patio table where, I presume, his wife sits 🤣

[@brianfox340]

I'm pretty impressed. Nothing like what they pretend, but I really didn't think it would work through the thin metal.

[@basdewildt7973]

Always love your videos, thanks for making them.

[@pierrelaboom4026]

NO! I haven't followed your shorts. But they come up all the time, and I am impressed and your combos;facial expressions, commentary,and there was one more thing..Oh, your beginning to "get humor". Blocking up forklifts? In your van? Big man Big van! Just frickin around,your videos are way ahead of mine! Keep up the fun!

[@swirrllfolfsky9803]

Judging by the grain in the hole in the wood, it looks like it might be red oak. If so, that's a pretty hard wood, and very hard to drive a nail into without predrilling

[@IllusiveChristie]

My buddy bought one years ago, he didn't want ammo in his house from ram set. It was made from powder metal. By the 4th nail in his basement it broke into pieces.

[@wezerd]

only the finest chinesium

[@IllusiveChristie]

@@wezerd exactly!

[@mikescherrer4923]

Why wouldn't he want Ramset blanks in his house? People are silly...

[@kramnull8962]

@@mikescherrer4923 Perhaps a felony in his past.

[@jic1]

@@kramnull8962 The US government doesn't consider tools like that to be firearms, that's why they often come with integral suppressors (requiring a bunch of paperwork, an often lengthy approval period, and a $200 tax stamp if you want one on a firearm). However, maybe there's some kind of state law that might apply in his case.

[@diezelpwr1202]

Love the shorts mate, always a good laugh. Keep it up brother 🍻

[@aguycalledlucas]

I can see myself using this when I'm trying to nail things over my head and it's difficult to the nail. Definitely cutting off the nail puller. Thanks for the review.

[@nickkennedy9034]

The first issue I noticed was that the thing is made from cast metal. Which for the pliers is fine, however unless you are springfield armory and know how to make casts sturdy that anvil/driver should be made of some heat treated steel.

[@Greasymarsupial]

>Simping for springfield >being ok with cast products

[@nickkennedy9034]

@@Greasymarsupial Listen Springfield is the only company that I can think of that is 1. Widely known 2. known to have okay cast parts I could mention some blacksmiths that I am familiar with who made a cool sword for the renaissance festival, but that is far too specific.

[@BeetleBuns]

@@nickkennedy9034 cast steel or iron swords are bad swords, in EVERY circumstance.

[@nickkennedy9034]

@@BeetleBuns but have you considered that they look cool

[@BeetleBuns]

@@nickkennedy9034 you make a compelling argument, and I concede

[@markkollman870]

I mean this in the most respectful way possible. You my friend hit a nail like a girl. Great vid.

[@bmo14lax]

I'll second this and say I also hit nails like a girl

[@Zappero]

So, how the hell do you hit like a man? Do you use your ding dong as a hammer?

[@hughmann7485]

I mean you let the hammer do the work. If you need more force use a heavier hammer. If you need even more use a even heavier one. Or just use a hammer shot

[@ThatCasper]

I clicked 'thumbs up' the moment I read the warning at the start of the video! Love your content man. Please keep it up!

[@slingerssecretlaboratory]

I enjoy your content, my friend. Both the logical information as well as the well placed humor. Bravo!

[@richwilliams5326]

I love these videos! Did he put a nail in his own patio 😂

[@FunkFPV]

It’s for Science 😜

[@blaydCA]

@@FunkFPV That's the SAME response wifey is gonna use when she sees that damage and cuts your nutz off! 🤣

[@robsdeviceunknown]

I honestly cannot imagine any scenario where that would need to be used lol Oh wait, I know... if you want to let your 5 year old help you 'build' stuff and they want to hammer in a nail. That would protect your hand from the inevitable bashing from the kid.

[@RJ-wx3fh]

Personally, if I'm driving long nails and/or nailing at a weird angle, it seems kinda useful having that extra surface area to hit and a support to keep it straight . Maybe also older or disabled DIY/woodworking folks who may not have the coordination or grip to drive, say small panel pins. Same as the tubey guides that slide on a screwdriver bit. Probably not necessary and maybe even more time consuming for a pro, but handy for kid, disabled and older folks.

[@michaelemerson1949]

Mason here. I use 1 inch concrete nails to mark points and range lines off of. 1 " is less bendable than the longer but hard to hold and I can imagine using this.

[@kylemullen6834]

Nailing tack strip in to concrete for those who always hit baseboards

[@thatprickoverthere]

Don't underestimate a child's ability to miss

[@RandomAxeOfKindness]

I have one of these and have used it. It was a gift, because I used to have a toolbox that was nothing but gadget tools, a weird hobby my brother and I both had. I've used it a few times to nail sleepers and such to concrete, and it does absolutely work -- it's easier if the first tap is medium-light. It's slightly easier than using a pair of pliers to hold the concrete nail. It does work as a lightweight hammer, if you don't have an actual hammer with you. It doesn't really work worth much for any of its other functions. I wouldn't bother carrying it around, but as gadget tools go it's about even with the spring-pin Gator socket -- it does work, if you're careful and don't overtax it, but it's a good thing that it's so cheap.

[@petermccuskey1832]

Love this. Your videos are always hilarious but this one is exceptional.

[@plg2208]

The problem was clearly that you weren’t wearing flip flops. Would have put you in the spirit to understand all those other great functions.

[@FunkFPV]

I think you’re required to have toenail fungus too

[@Steve-wx1gk]

The thing is that a pair of pluers can do the exact same thing, the real factor is the really tough nails. Great video.👍

[@Slicksparky]

Great job on the video. Been looking forward to this. Follow along with all of your reaction videos, I like your long format videos as well. Kudos to you on building a KZbin channel on the side while you work your trade during the day.. I thought you should know that you inspire me to make videos that I've always talked about but never did. I'm a Sparky. Thanks for the work you put into these videos. You always bring a laugh on your shorts

[@FunkFPV]

Thanks 👍🏻 Making videos is a fun way to be creative.

[@Steelersrg8]

The disclaimer was hilarious love that type of humor. Keep up the great work.

[@jameshansen1148]

I searched your channel up because I always see your funny shorts on my feed.... your hammer technique will forever haunt the rest of them I see in the future! LOL

[@giantpunda2911]

Wait, so are you suggesting that if you get the prime hammer and put a 22 pistol up against it, it becomes a DIY ramset? I would very much like to see the lifehack video of that.

[@dpav7994]

If you ever find yourself needing to hammer nails into concrete or steel, just don't. And definitely don't buy a tool that's going to help you do something you shouldn't be doing lol. Ramset is the way to go if you want your nail to go in with 1 clean go and stay put.

[@deadnthehead4557]

Ha! I was literally thinking this same thing! I was completely blown away by using nails in steel

[@joebersani8068]

Love all the videos, the best part of this tool is the packaging.

[@waterworks09]

Funk I gotta say I love your videos. But the main reason I love them is each time I watch them I feel like you're a good buddy who's house I came over to and after a couple of beers you look at me and say "let's do some fun shit" and this is what we do. You have a great vibe to you and I would happily take your expertise in my boatyard any day

[@FunkFPV]

Thanks 😊 Most of my videos start with me wondering what would happen if…..

[@zeze3305]

Everything is a work place if you are brave enough

[@jonjonr6]

I think that mistype "safdly" was an amalgamation of safely and sadly.

[@FunkFPV]

LoL

[@JD-wn3cc]

The only youtuber that would not refilm the first hitting scene just so he could look like he's hitting it perfect first and everything!

[@Reach-fe8yi]

Always enjoy your long videos. Keep em coming

[@acme_tnt8741]

I've never paid attention to it but I wonder if Ramset box advertises how many pound feet of energy they have. Be it the shells or the gun. A 2# sledge has unbelievable energy. Higher than many pistol calibers. A .45 cal 1911 with regular cheap fmj bullets (which penetrate well for a pistol) will not go through 1/8" mild. I have turned so many groundhog silhouette steel targets into funnels but they never poke through. It's weird cause 9mm just pokes holes through them.

[@JoeBaR-202]

Im kinda dissapointed about how far that tool got , never expected it nailing trough metal ,however it says more about the quality of the nails

[@FunkFPV]

I honestly wouldn’t have been surprised if it exploded the first hit but it actually did okay

[@MrOllieBD]

Genuinely, a really good video. Funny, informative and definitely didn’t feel like 20 mins. Hope the wife doesn’t see the concrete. Cheers mate 🤙

[@fabbricatopersonareale]

hey man it's great to see your channel growing, really enjoy the content. you deserve 1 million subs+. keep it up

[@theteenageengineer]

You’re hammer swinging isn’t as bad as you’d think, the head on that thing is so tiny it’s hard to get a decent enough swing while also being able get enough force into the nail.

[@benjaminandrews956]

Would actually be a nifty tool if it was made out of quality tool steel

[@XantheFIN]

You have good taste of humor. Love it. I just noticed i keep watching your shorts now months but not yet sub. I did right away.

[@thetruth9405]

As a mechanic I can say ur hammering skills are amazing

[@GoodStuff1992]

whatever happened to using slip joint pliers.

[@volvo09]

Yep, anything on hand works for me when I need a nail held.

[@paedahe4975]

If they where going to rattle off countries on the packaging, why not just list all the countries? China, Taiwan, Germany, Japan, USA, Mexico, Austria, ect. Confuse everyone a little more.

[@dofrint2027]

I love this channel keeps evolving 👍, can't wait another review and test 😄 . I don't want you just stop at Short videos mate.

[@CRAZYCR1T1C]

Dude your hammering skills are fun to watch.

[@chrissatterwhite711]

This should definitely become a series on your page

[@MsRambette]

Great to see you think about safety all the time 💜💜

[@finhas8865]

Here, where very hard wood used to be common, builders always use some lighter taps initially, building up the holes and not whack it from the start as it is known to bend the nails.

[@kentuckybeardsman]

That stance you have going on , wow😂😂. Great vid man