I Tested The Most Useless Tool From Amazon!

[@NGNetwork1]

Tyler: tHiS iS tHe WoRsT iTeM eVeR Tyler after 5 minutes: actually this thing isn't that bad. Tyler after 10 minutes: My life is a lie.

[@zazymendez]

💀 R.I.P

[@thatoneguy5432]

😂

[@guccirotten3065]

I like how he could've changed the title before posting the video, but he was like nah, this will get more views

[@emma6648]

@@guccirotten3065 well yeah

[@GadgetAddict]

Scissors?

[@edgarcorrea7866]

I feel like that would actually be perfect for working with leather actually since it can cut it like a jigsaw cuts wood

[@TheSteveo2626]

That's definitely a gadget your mom gets you for Christmas and you never open it.

[@danielsanders412]

Eat your words. I own that tool and it's awesome! Mainly use it for breaking boxes down cause a box cutter couldn't cut the mustard on some boxes. But this tool had no issues cutting what a box cutter couldn't. Plus the blade is always sharp unlike a knife that dulls after multiple boxes.

[@jackal8176]

I'm surprised at just how well it worked the motor sounded like it didn't have the strength to do some of that.

[@natalyst]

He could've opened the box easier by avoiding the tape and just cutting the cardboard, so it didn't really even fail the box test either

[@jasonsummit1885]

I think it's made for opening boxes without harming the contents, but it would be better suited for leather work.😁

[@aaronmarcantel5367]

Can you please test- Rockwell RK7323 BladeRunner X2 Portable Tabletop Saw with Steel Rip Fence, Miter Gauge & 7 Accessories

[@SoulDelSol]

Can you compare close pins to nipple clamps to determine which is a superior product

[@ethanherrera9123]

3:24 it "kinda kinda kinda gets cut stuck"

[@priMa.Customs]

I still prefer the knife. Opening boxes is the main deal breaker for me

[@matterhaz2980]

I love how humble you are about eating your words and admit when somethings actually not bad!!

[@SticksAndHomes]

I always enjoy your content.. keep on keeping on!...

[@city9163]

I bet it would work great on those stupid plastic packages

[@BoringJohnson]

How to pronounce Mora. "Mo" is like first part of "move". "Ra" is like the first part of "Ramen noodles".

[@frankgalgano5884]

This would be great for cutting belts to fit

[@bjrnegillarsen1380]

Try spending 7 hours a day cutting buckram straps and leather at a antique furniture resto shop without one of those and see how long your hands and wrists lasts...

[@righty-o3585]

Maybe they meant cutting a straight usable line you were cutting to even out the edge. Because the knife how you used it, did not do that

[@ucitymetalhead]

Just when i thought I was going to be turned away from this thing I end up wanting it more.

[@MrMeraby]

I can see it cutting a box with something inside safer than a knife that could cut whatever was contained in the box. The other thing is, as you mentioned, is that it looks like it is safer. I can see parents feeling a bit better about kids using it for projects rather than a knife or razor blade. EDIT: I should have waited until the of the video. 😅 Edit: so, I bought this after seeing it here as I was doing a project with yards and yards of marine vinyl. I have to say, it worked great on that and breaking down all the boxes thereafter.

[@brobie_one_kenobi]

Seems to me like this product was designed more for people with arthritis and limited hand movement that may hinder their ability to grab and cut.

[@Psychadelika]

It seems like more of a craft tool good for straight lines

[@gamingwithpurg3anarchy157]

DO NOT GIVE THIS MINI SAW TO A YOUNG CHILD!

[@evan775]

Makita makes a 12volt one thats apparently pretty decent.

[@michealrachid3232]

You should have tried carpet I replaced my carpet in my house it was horrible to cut I wonder if this could have made a difference

[@DrLordStinkyButtTheButler]

Next episode, reviewing the most useless thing ever. Air....😁

[@dominicduran6986]

Well it's like a saw? What going to cut wood better a serrated knife or an electric saw?

[@MasterOfGigs]

I Think is is quite nice if you have to cut a lott of carpet or pvc

[@warviking7647]

"Maby this will suit for kids and elderly peopel" Sure, take away they knive and give them a Sharp powertool to play with 😂

[@MrCanadianhero]

my mind said that same thing. especially since at the beginning, he said, it's like a mini circular saw lol

[@JessicaFEREM]

I get for elderly, since this could make it easier for people with dexterity issues to cut things like leather and cloth which is notoriously hard to cut with a knife.

[@elijahjohnson2055]

I think the idea is while more dangerous persay it does give more control so as long as they're not dicking around they could avoid miss slips easier.

[@scruffynips13]

Conspiracy: Tyler is an investor in this product and is trying to lowball it at first and woah, it's so amazing now and exceeds expectations.

[@arrobrewer2730]

Then hes also a genius..lol

[@Imthatguyshesleptwith]

I like your thinking 🤔

[@dean5263]

Definitely a sales pitch.

[@AManOnline.]

That would make Tyler a marketing genius

[@binarytolkien6946]

Kinda what I was thinking lol

[@andrewnitzschke5998]

I got this for my mom (who is a seamstress and has issues with her hands sometimes) a couple of year ago and she loves it. Finds many different uses from cutting fabric to wrapping paper to small pruning jobs on the garden. It's surprisingly useful and far from a bad product. Good video showing it in use.

[@charliedavis8894]

No good seamstress would ever use the same cutting device on good fabric then use it on paper and garden cuttings. Sewing scissors are used ONLY for fabric! There are cutting devices similar to this but they are meant only for sewing, not paper or anything else.

[@SFANorth]

@@charliedavis8894 easily a dislike on your comment. you literally called their mom a bad seamstress for using a tool in a way you don't like. Your probably not a good one either lol.

[@charliedavis8894]

@@SFANorth Unlike you, I operate on facts, not my feelings. You're trying to claim I just don't like the way she's using the tool. I said it wasn't the right way to use it. Would you use a good steak knife to cut down a tree and then use it to cut your steak? No, because that's not the proper use for the tool. Using anything to cut crap in your garden, cut wrapping paper then use it on fabric isn't the proper use of a cutting tool for sewing. If YOU we're a good seamstress you would understand the importance of cutting a clean line rather than a ragged edge. You'd understand that cutting paper and pruning plants not only dulls a blade but can cause nicks in the edge which then gives a ragged edge to anything else you cut. I repeat, NO GOOD SEAMSTRESS WOULD USE SEWING SCISSORS OR A ROTARY CUTTER FOR FABRIC FOR WRAPPING PAPER OR PRUNING!!! Is that clear enough for your little brain to comprehend or are you still crying in your safe space because I hurt your widdle feefees????

[@elijahjohnson2055]

​@@SFANorthAgreed her mother doesn't even seem to be using the tool in a incorrect way. It seems more like a versatility tool than a specialized one anyways. Plus when you're poor you gotta get creative (I used to be penny counting poor and would use my sewing needles as thumbtacks on occasion).

[@thegamingblob2132]

So it’s a battery powered pizza cutter

[@RealGreenrh]

I was gonna comment that

[@themaneact9203]

OMG CYBERPUNK 2077 PIZZA CUTTER 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@zazymendez]

Fr that's what I thought when the video started 🤣

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

BBN

[@caseyall8811]

That's what I was thinking.

[@miglio9865]

Him: "If you were a hold person maybe a bit scared around knife" My grandpa cutting steak with a machete:

[@AManOnline.]

Cool ass grandpa

[@A-G-F-]

Thats where you use an axe

[@Nexius_]

Hold vs Drop person

[@leviwhite3381]

Alternate title: Tyler Proving Himself Wrong For 10 Minutes.

[@TheKurtTribute]

That would be the title to all his videos

[@almost3pandas]

Or Tyler uses a blister pack cutter for 10 minutes without realizing that's what its for.

[@Justin1020304]

Should of said “Tyler Eating his Words for 10 Minutes”

[@ThorMaxx]

This is nothing new……

[@littlejackalo5326]

@@almost3pandas @Almost3Pandas why would you need a cutter for a blister pack? Or are you incorrectly using that word? You just peel the cardboard off the back of a blister pack, or push the pills through the foil. Cutting a blister pack with this wouldn't do any good anyways. You would only be able to cut it where the plastic is glued to the cardboard, and it wouldn't help you in any way. Maybe it would help with clamshell packaging with heat sealed/welded flanges.

[@thomaspatterson2847]

It would definitely be a decent tool for leather working or semstressing

[@colesisler582]

I was just going to say, leather work and probably working with fabrics

[@juanlara8582]

I was about to like but there was 69 likes

[@rikzel]

Maybe pvc foamboard too, that stuff is kinda hard on your hands to cut with a normal knife, but too weak to cut well with a saw

[@robotslug]

I use it on fiberglass and it works very well.

[@hattielankford4775]

Parade float

[@voidfest]

10 minutes of Tyler in denial

[@alejandromendoza3673]

What

[@bentramer682]

@@alejandromendoza3673 he first assumed it was useless and spent the entire video hoping he was right. He wasn't.

[@CeeJayThe13th]

@@bentramer682 glad to see you recovered from being hit by the car.

[@ANPBand-nb8en]

@@CeeJayThe13th wait what

[@CeeJayThe13th]

@@ANPBand-nb8en it's Ben Tramer. He was going to go on a date with Laurie Strode but he ended up hit by a car.

[@jerod5636]

I bought one for my mother quite some time ago. She’s getting older and doesn’t have much strength in her hands anymore and she absolutely loves it. It is amazing for cutting open those stupidly tough clam shell packages that almost everything comes in.

[@calzonemoto4651]

If you remove that guard, I think I found my new pizza cutter.

[@Nate138]

Genius

[@tiocybot]

only for the thinnest of thin crust lmao

[@endtimeteacher234]

Great idea

[@advisorgee]

you should invest in some pizza scissors

[@jamesmcfry2851]

Yes

[@pillpill6885]

when she hits you with the “choke me” 1:31

[@Ekstasii]

This is the most underrated comment I've seen on a KZbin video.

[@CorporalMathewKane]

😂

[@oOblackeaglleOo]

🤣

[@cutlogic181]

That gave me a whole new perspective on Tyler. Lmfao

[@YotaNinja]

The practicality of that for me, is breaking down boxes to put in the recycling bin at home. Doing it with a box cutter takes forever, and the razor blades dull quickly.

[@Russ0107]

Why does it take forever? It takes less than a minute.

[@colossalbreacker]

that looked like a pain in the ass for boxes, the secret trick for thick carboard boxes is a Sawzall. Rips through them like butter. Really, a sharp knife is usually fine though.

[@AstoundingAmelia]

@@colossalbreacker they do have a point about blades dulling, I have a knife that I need to resharpen because it got into the hands of cardboard

[@Jaster_Mereel]

It might be useful for those with arthritis or limited mobility in their hands. Edit: and Tyler says just that in the video. So...useless comment? Maybe.

[@ThePrufessa]

This comment is more useless than the cutter is.

[@ThePrufessa]

Just kidding. When he switched to cardboard this was the first thing I thought. It's meant for arthritis sufferers or people with no mobility for whatever reason. Injuries or disabilities.

[@zazymendez]

It's meant for a cripple like tyler we know y he bought 🤣 it

[@BobbyJohnPhil]

"There might be an item more usless than this, i dont know" me: I've been called upon.

[@davidklug9406]

Where’s the blister pack test? That’s where this baby would excel

[@matthewalbright6108]

I second this

[@baileyelizabeth8029]

i actually saw a comment saying that it was initially marketed for blister packs!

[@random_bs_goo9154]

I second this

[@kremit5084]

A box cutter could probably do it faster and cleaner

[@random_bs_goo9154]

I second this

[@borkmcfink]

One day we will look back on these videos and say, "remember the good old days, when Tyler still had all his fingers?"

[@admiralgeneralaladeen8830]

For real i almost can’t watch him with any kind of knife in his hands, anxiety level through the roof

[@mewhenthethewhen4079]

You won't believe this, but he somehow still has them all

[@60anthonyh]

I think the utility of this is it's a lot more precise than the knife in cutting cardboard and leather, or any other thick, hard to cut material. It's also much easier and faster than using scissors to cut those things. If you were cutting a lot of those things, it would definitely save time and fatigue as well.

[@wackyboy542]

"If your an elderly or someone who can't be trusted with knifes" * moves knife further away from him*

[@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043]

The hands are no where near the blade and there's a guard. It's not like we're talking about a regular sized portable saw where you have to worry about kickback thanks to high rpms and jagged teeth on the blade. It's a slow turning sharp blade with no teeth.

[@Murpler]

tyler:this isnt great knife:cuts through everything they said it would, and only failed on a box, but even then, opened it

[@greatleader4841]

No it didn't fail on the box, he just tried to open it the usual way by cutting the tape. he could have easily opened the box by cutting the cardboard next to the tape.

[@jamesmcfry2851]

@@greatleader4841 Genius

[@Murpler]

Great Leader well, That would be way more complicated then a normal opening, and way longer, so I think it deserves at least 1 L.

[@agoddamnferret]

@@Murpler they're not designed with "do it like everything else" in mind they're meant to be assistive objects for people who otherwise wouldn't be able to open them but in our society for whatever reason no one wants to fund assistive tools so they get marketed as "make everything easier" products or you know "as seen on tv"

[@Vader99ify]

I have the Black & Decker version of this that I've had since before Amazon even existed. I use it to cut vinyl siding instead of using tin snips. Works like a charm!

[@Zippytez]

My father had the same tool when I was a kid. He loved the thing for clam shells. It tears through them. He still uses it semi regularly and it still works near as good as the day he got it

[@phoneusandfroboof829]

@@Zippytez please explain how he opens a clam with this

[@slipmagt]

I have that one and Ive used it to cut up HDPE milk jugs and it was fantastic for that.

[@razordu30]

@@phoneusandfroboof829 I don't know if you're kidding, but in case you aren't, "clamshell" is what they call thick plastic containers that often hold electronics.

[@davidburroughs2244]

Thanks for coming back on that, R, cause I was wondering "raw seafood?!" too

[@justincenter4061]

A lot of niche products like this are designed for disabled people but advertised to the general population because the design team and the marketing team are not on the same page. Whenever you see specific use gadgets like these, always think "is there a disability where this would come in handy". This is for someone with strength, mobility, or coordination issues to cut things.

[@MrGelowe]

lol this is not specifically for the elderly or disabled. I own this thing. It came in super handy when I need to cut large carpel. Using a knife or scissors would have been a giant pain in the ass. But best use case is opening those plastic packaging. This shouldn't even be compare to a knife. More appropriate comparison would be scissors.

[@ryangrissom3532]

@@MrGelowe I feel like for wrapping paper it would come in handy. I'm not good at the sliding the scissors across the paper without tearing it

[@jamesmcfry2851]

@@ryangrissom3532 same bro

[@bigbeefscorcho]

It’s also done to make it more accessible. If it was made only as a medical device specifically for the disabled or elderly or something like that, it would probably be much more expensive.

[@MrGelowe]

@@ryangrissom3532 I tied on wrapping paper and scissors are better (assuming you can use them ;)). Zip snips are good for stuff that is too thick for scissors. Either way I got mine for $32 from Amazon returns bin. No reason not to get them for that price. Don't think I would have bought them for full price $44.

[@torquetheprisoner]

the most useless usefull tool on amazon

[@AManOnline.]

U S F U L L

[@winningsmile4504]

U S F U L L

[@SallyStangler]

I love how this comment was edited but the misspelling is still present

[@torquetheprisoner]

@@SallyStangler i know 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@sneersh9107]

should be most useful useless

[@stevesowerby3333]

Fabric and leather cutter. I should know, I used one for years.

[@thetrapkittysavethepoorlit6719]

8:45 So your saying my children can have a saw in their hands instead of a knife

[@SwtchStories]

I feel like its more for accurate cuts 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@michaelsegarra2709]

Maybe a more safe or secure way too or for sheet metal or plastic?

[@sbryant1993sb]

@@michaelsegarra2709 id say plastic or thicker fabric

[@giantcrayfish7588]

Honestly it’s just motorized scissors

[@thekinginyellow1524]

Its just a waste of money

[@shots_fx7083]

Ikr this dude is honestly so stupid it kills me

[@reedramey7394]

I swear I've seen a bunch of people say first but this is definitely the most I've ever seen it.

[@troygunn9904]

Most ive seen as well😂

[@suggs144]

Maybe they were all typing it at the same time. Lol

[@kayking6358]

“First” is easily the most annoying thing in comment sections 😂 like why do we even care?

[@THEDUSTINTAYLOR]

First

[@WrongWayFPV]

@@kayking6358 exactly.. so dumb

[@owenkh8195]

Funny he accidentally made a great commercial for this product 🤣🤣

[@SadDice]

"this thing is absolutely useless" "let me order that"

[@migold8309]

Just like me i guess

[@HAVEYOUMETMIKEHAWK11]

Got one of these a few years back for Xmas and absolutely love it! The best thing it is good for is the heat sealed plastic packaging on things!!!

[@alexehhhh]

For future reference: blister pack is the name you're looking for! Cheers

[@TheTotallyRealXiJinping]

I can confirm, I’m pretty hip with my blades. I see a Morakniv Companion Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife with Stainless Steel, 4.1 inches, I watch.

[@roberthobbs6318]

Should of tried it on a seatbelt, it might be a good emergency item to keep in your vehicle.

[@andie_pants]

The paper test made me think of the John Green line: "It's the failiest of passes."

[@shadybandit7]

I are green hello

[@konversion]

"Hey guys, in today's video, I'm going to spend the entire time eating crow!" Haha, this was great.

[@AlmaAdamAlex]

I bet that if you have to cut away at something for an hour or 2, that tool would be great

[@RadDEATHTRAP]

Yep works great in a factory setting where you’ll be using it (pneumatic version) all day

[@richardmillhousenixon]

@@RadDEATHTRAP Pneumatic or corded electric are both viable

[@RadDEATHTRAP]

@@richardmillhousenixon doubt it... the electric version wouldn’t be able to have enough torque to cut through 4-6 inches of rubber mats and quickly

[@richardmillhousenixon]

@@RadDEATHTRAP Corded electric versions can be surprisingly powerful. Just put like a 1 horsepower motor in it from a hand router or something

[@richardmillhousenixon]

@@RadDEATHTRAP I use both (battery) electric and pneumatic tools on a daily basis for my job and even battery electric tools can keep up pretty well with pneumatics

[@davidp2888]

Doesn't know what it's used for, says it's junk and then is upstaged when it actually performs well. Classic.

[@Get_Ogre_Here]

Hey, at least he admits that he was wrong instead of just scrapping the video, he turns it into more of an advertisement for it :p

[@davidp2888]

@@Get_Ogre_Here Definitely. I give him props for that.

[@jamestcg1468]

@@davidp2888 what is the tool actually used for?

[@HingerlAlois]

@@jamestcg1468 They advertise it for example for cutting stuff like leather, rubber, thick plastic packaging etc.

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

Blue shirt, "C'mon man!" Did you vote for Biden? Just messing with you! Great video

[@gigachad1087]

Fun fact most people that commented already have not finished the video

[@Usef320]

Fun fact this is in literally every comment section now

[@jackforhome823]

Fun fact:it's common on youtube

[@Usef320]

@@jackforhome823 Fun fact: Thats called common sense

[@koldex1701]

True true

[@jackforhome823]

@@Usef320 bet

[@brysonrodden5112]

PLEASE TRY THIS ON THOSE STUPID PLASTIC PACKAGES or "blister packs" as someone else put it. I would buy this just for that if it works good😂. I tend to cut myself or my item if I use a knife. PLEASE LIKE SO HE WILL SEE THIS

[@GreenTizle]

Paracord is orange, his shirt is blue, if youre reading this i typed it while I poo

[@chinosims3768]

I feel like the test would e made more sense if he was using a everyday kitchen knife or sum

[@jackofastora8962]

Tyler the type of dude to go “alright guys, today we will be comparing an ak47 to this pipe gun I made, I have high hopes for this pipe gun and I don’t think the ak will work well” The pipe gun proceeds to explode while the ak works as intended, jamming on the last round due to Tyler messing with the chamber “Eehhhhhhh, it works. Was it Easier than the pipe gun? I don’t think so.”

[@isaacboyd9181]

I think the cardboard cutting being easier is a big selling point for me because cardboard destroys sharp edges as a person that works in retail i may actually pick one up

[@Tyrantus4]

Easycut 2000

[@noodlesthe1st]

This seems like it would be really useful for cutting cardboard in a straight line. I resize carboard boxes pretty often at work and cutting a really straight line through thick cardboard with a knife is not that easy.

[@archetype2709]

Bosch make a much higher quality one of those, I use it for making long continuous and accurate cuts on thick fabrics and sheet materials (heavy canvas, sail cloth, heavy gauge pond liner etc) over long lengths like laying out a whole pond liner and doing 5m+ cuts. The principle of it works great, the worx one is just a cheap home user version.

[@THESEXYAPE]

Tyler’s just salty after all his work with sharpening a butter knife that there’s something that cuts some stuff better than his knives🤣

[@jonw3758]

“As seen on tv” no “as seen on Tyler tube”

[@itzmish1320]

legend has it Tyler likes early comments

[@joshuaschritz8151]

You tried But if he does see yours, I'd like to be there for it

[@nathanphi9158]

I'll comment for the cause

[@itzmish1320]

Me to ,because its never happening

[@dr.trikesd220]

Nope

[@gnomeking8036]

Good luck

[@Forklift_Fella]

I'm so glad Tyler can offer these unbiased reviews.

[@philodox7599]

I would in no way EVER give that to a kid. Their fingers could fit in there and cut their fingers off. That thing is WAY more dangerous then a knife or scissors

[@youngwickrecords8252]

They would have to have fingers that are really tiny to fit in there. Im pretty sure it is 3/8 in

[@philodox7599]

@@youngwickrecords8252 kids fingers will 100% fit in a 3/8 gap my pointer finger is 1/2 thick. I could get my pinky into that gap and I am an adult. I kids fingers would fit in a 1/4 or smaller gap. Most of your finger thickness is mushy skin and tissue.

[@youngwickrecords8252]

@@philodox7599 yeah

[@philodox7599]

@@youngwickrecords8252 I never realized that my finger was only 1/2 thick until i started typing my reply to you and measured it lol. I was like " kids fingers will 100% fit in a 3/8 gap" then I thought " wait how thick is a kids finger? " then i measured my finger and was like O WOW i guess a kids finger would actually fit.

[@thetrapkittysavethepoorlit6719]

@@philodox7599 Let’s them cut off their fingers and don’t let’s them get medical care just put a bandage

[@Blackraven6]

I mean it looks like shit, but for someone old or who cuts like 1k cardboard box a day - this can be useful to leave pressure of the muscles. I think.

[@cympimpin20]

So basically the cutting power is pretty alright, but that little safety guide and motor housing prevent it from getting in places a knife could easily be worked into. Also @TylerTube You should test the various Dremel attachments like the knife sharpener or the flexible neck.

[@justingregersen8084]

Wrong channel, you're looking for @ProjectFarm

[@noodlelynoodle.]

The flexible necks are the only way I ever use a Dremel and now I want to put one of these blades on the end of it so I can swing it around wildly

[@misterfister6096]

That's a fabric cutter... It's the thing used to cut your t-shirts in shape b4 they r up for sale on teespring 🤣🤣🤣 ...

[@thephoenixking1086]

This would be great in SCHOOLS, allowing Children to cut stuff but not with an open blade, this can stab injuries and worse, Stabbings from happening. I think this is a good idea for people who want to cut stuff but not having a sharp blade hanging around or as said, in a school where children may hurt themselves (YES I KNOW they could still cut their fingers but at least it is not a Knife to the Neck for example).

[@cheezeburger6423]

Do you have the stupid

[@penedrador]

Just imagined a kid sticking its finger in this... But you got a point

[@thephoenixking1086]

@@penedrador Well as said, A finger being lost is better than a child stabbing someone in the head or somewhere possibly causing death.... Plus Children are Children so won't know how to use a Knife properly and may end up cutting themselves very badly.

[@danbuckley6584]

First impression... This guy would be fun to watch trying to figure out what a sewing machine is. Bonus points if the beard gets caught up

[@geraldhenderson3795]

I’ve actually used them in wrapping present because it helps make nice straight lines and scissors sometimes get stuck

[@nonapplicable5499]

I like how Tyler learned and grew from this video he made.

[@benito7622]

Tell me why this man does what I do test random stuff in my garage but he was smarter and tested a KZbin channel 😂 😂

[@kirstleann8187]

you can start one too!!

[@MegaAndroidMen]

Believe it or not this could be an extremely useful product for elderly. I definitely See my grandma using this tool since she has rheumatoid arthritis

[@CraftBrewBen]

What they're really good at is opening the impossible to open packages that electronics and stuff come in.

[@Thegreenpig22]

Yes the clamshell packets! Freakin reviews did a video on something similar

[@greatleader4841]

my 5 year old self took 10 seconds to realize how to open those packages with your hands on the drive home from toysrus. you rip from the area they hang those packages from. Unless they have no hang hole...then you bite the plastic and make a hole in it then rip from there.....I was a very impatient kid.

[@CraftBrewBen]

@@greatleader4841 good for you, but they are a pain in the ass regardless. A good sharp knife works, but these are a good option.

[@davidurdahl6656]

You missed it's only good use... That awful sealed plastic clamshell retail packaging....

[@brettwalker5579]

I appreciate you not being a wrangelstar with a machete

[@El_Fartooo]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@jo6048584]

I had no faith in this thing! Amazing video and thank you for still putting this video knowing you were dead wrong! Haha

[@gustasd4008]

you missed the point its way more accurate then a knife.

[@60anthonyh]

More precise and less fatigue if you're making multiple cuts.

[@joelashton6328]

It's not that it's a bad tool, it's that a knife does it quicker, easier, and cheaper. Also, doesn't need charging.

[@richiefrankland9471]

I think they’re pretty useful especially when laying carpets

[@jboomhauer]

You didn't try blister pack. That's annoying as hell with knife and scissors.

[@JeffMartin2510]

A knife never needs batteries, so there's that.

[@SynysterIce]

It takes a rechargeable battery you plug in for a few hours

[@DeanjAust]

this guy is like a train wreck, I just can't look away

[@epicman2552]

You need to cut things like felts and other fabrics like towels. I have one of those and it is great

[@69_natalia_420]

My hoodie came in the mail and its so comfy!

[@Cardinalfloors]

I actually used one of these for rubber roofing. Thing is bad ass. Also for cutting tarps.

[@procow2274]

But is it more useless than a app that gives you a shortcut to your other apps?