IS THIS THE MOST USEFUL TOOL IN THE WORLD? Watch And Decide!! (5-In-1, 6-In-1,Painter's Tool)

[@Indio3ce]

Can it cut trees for for surviving on the island unless u gonna be painting on that island there's no need for this tool 🙄 😒 I'll take a machete

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

It cuts, slices, and dices and it’s only $10.99!! 😃🥕🥒🔪

[@JC-fj7oo]

It WOULD be an awesome tool for opening and cleaning coconuts.

[@learninthechords2717]

Ur simple minded if u put an edge on it it can cut trees u can use the point to the end as a hammer the point as a hoe to plant seed in a long term situation the scrap for makeing wood shavings for a fire it’s metal so it make a spark with a flint. So I would take this for surviving on an island if there was an edge

[@Indio3ce]

@@learninthechords2717 take your 5way to the island n be happy then

[@brendajoycewhite5747]

So you better take 2, this and a small, sharp ax.

[@DrGooseDuckman]

Dude as a painter, Ive known for 20+ years the 5way (thats what painters in GA call em) is the end-all be all for: opening beers, spliting blunts, throwing at targets, self defense, cutting sandwiches, applying condiments, negotiating payments, and works pretty decent on all that other stuff you mentioned. Great vid bud!

[@davidgaona6877]

Negotiating payments 😂

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

You named so many I forgot!

[@noneofurbusiness1464]

Bahahaha

[@monstertrucktennis]

It's amazing how many tasks this tool can perform. I'm surprised the carpenter didn't mention nail set.

[@DJdext]

I thought I saw a bottle opener on that tool.

[@nancyselzer628]

I am a tough grader but this was one of the best videos I've seen in a long time. No verbal garbage here. No fancy boring long drawn out introductions. More people need to make precise and concise videos like this. Good job.

[@grandwonder5858]

Too bad his assertion that this tool is great for survival situations is a complete BS! Yeah, I'd like to see him cut a tree with that tool!

[@scatdog1]

Kind of like what your doing right here !

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

It's mostly the women who do of the long drawn out beginnings, middles & ends & never get to the point. Men usually do but this man does it a lot faster than most.

[@purleybaker]

It really is a great video. Quick to the point and then move on to the next.

[@bobbiemauk1879]

I appreciate no music!

[@christinamitchell2687]

I'm a beekeeper. I use it as a hive tool as it gives leverage without jarring bee boxes apart (the bees really don't like their house being jarred apart!) It scrapes propolis too and separates the frames easily. I wouldn't be without it.

[@williams.1130]

That's actually a really good idea. I'd bet I'd like it more than the actual hive tool

[@daynemyers2324]

Thanks! Great idea!

[@pidginprepper8087]

The pointed end is perfect for that back itch beyond your reach

[@Spthomas47]

Sure is.

[@mattkirby1934]

Also really good at opening 5 gallon metal paint buckets.

[@taperecorder3]

I buy a never used toilet scrubber best back scratcher in the world

[@whaguitars]

LOL

[@lolaottinger6976]

Funny, I bought one of these from a Walmart clearance aisle for a dollar, it could be the most useful tool I’ve ever owned. And, I actually used it tonight. By the way, I’m a 77 yo great grandma! 🤗

[@thebigbang4474]

Keep it going Great Grandma!

[@khgriffi]

i like how you abbreviated year old! lol

[@barbarasteed3966]

I'm looking at this too wondering what I could use it for ...all I can come up with is for scaling fish ...

[@kapoveli1310]

Hi Granny 💞

[@Scottocaster6668]

It good to keep the grandkids in line too I'll bet!

[@doncripemc3certifiedsr.med326]

I apologize for being wordy. I am a KZbin fan of yours. I am writing this to several presenters. About 60 years ago, I took high school woodshop. Thereafter, I learned a few basic things from my grandfather and father. Over the following 20+ years, I had neither the money nor the space to do any woodworking. About 25 years ago, some tools were passed on to my by parents, so I took over my garage, but my skill was rudimentary; the things I created were crude and imprecise, but I enjoyed the process. About 5 years ago, I got very sick. During my recovery, I discovered you and your colleagues on KZbin. Since then, I have been a junky watching mostly woodworking videos. I must THANK YOU and your colleagues for teaching me so very much. I moved to a new home and created a shop on casters (I have to move cars) and have tried many of the things YOU have taught me-and bought way too many new tools!. I now spend as much time as possible in my shop and have actually created some pretty good project products and shop furniture. Without you to help me through my convalescence and your clearly understandable videos, I don’t think I would be enjoying this hobby as I do. Thank you and the whole KZbin woodworking community.

[@Hudaphuq]

As a career handyman/tradesman I have worn many hats and carried many tools. Flooring, drywall, carpentry, surface refinishing, etc and a 5way is hands down the most essential tool out of an *extremely* limited list of tools that are invaluable no matter the job and it can even replace others on that list in a pinch- looking at you, razor knife i just had and now can't find. I've seen guys shrug their shoulders over losing an expensive drill, but i've also seen roofers drop their $10 5way and make a special trip down the ladder just to fetch it and if you know anything about roofing or a roofer's mindset you'd know going down that ladder without a damn good excuse is a cardinal sin. This tool has so many uses beyond what's displayed here and half of them you don't realize until you improvise. One of my favorite uses is to simply use it to pry back flashing on a metal roof so I can get my brush behind it onto the fascia- gives a much better finished look when you don't have paint on your metal and can't find a cut line because it's behind/under the flashing.

[@aab-el9bd]

what is your extremely limited list?

[@HorseLuvr101]

Having just remodeled an 1880’s house, can say this tool made a huge difference! Be sure to get one with a full tang(where the metal inside the handle does all the way to the end of the handle) as it will be stronger if you are doing a lot of prying.

[@NuJB8]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m a woman and trying to diy with different projects myself. What a great things to have a professional like you digesting inf for us. Thanks and thanks again.

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

You’re welcome, NuJB! 🙂

[@larrysmiths1]

The pointed end was originally designed to scrape the crud out of groove in the paint can where the lid seats ;-)

[@MrVisde]

A 5-in-1 and a paintbrush were the two tools I was given at the beginning of each summer when I worked as a painter in college. I’ve been using the same 5-in-1 for 25 years now, super handy tool…

[@eustacemcgoodboy9702]

Ah the classic Boomer myth (lie) of paying their way thru college by painting houses in the summer.

[@Pat206]

@@eustacemcgoodboy9702 You doubt that 'boomers' worked during the holidays? Do you think their parents were rich? haha. Please tell me, what generation are you?

[@eustacemcgoodboy9702]

@@Pat206The numbers don't lie. Boomers dropped out of high school at age 16 then worked jobs that bought them houses by age 25. Currently Boomers possess over 85% of all of America's wealth because they made sure to wreck the economy for their children and grand children.

[@eustacemcgoodboy9702]

@@Pat206 The plan for your 40 year old children to have the standard of living you had by 25 is for you to die and leave your vast wealth as inheritance.

[@gr3gwendt]

I am a handyman and I use this tool for removing glued down tack strips under carpet, removing underlay glue, removing caulking and most recently installing new grout. I bought one about 8 years ago and have used it contantly. Recently it broke so I went looking for a new one but had no idea what is was called or where I got it from. This video helped me find a new one. Its an every day carry for me.

[@wonttakethewidepath7851]

Somebody should give this guy a t.v. show. He’s awesome. Pretty sure I can trust his advice.

[@THEJR-of5tf]

S Harper. Home Improvements OH, its already been done.

[@tallswede80]

@@THEJR-of5tf what?

[@meluhdrama]

Best hand-tool ever. I just taught my teen how to use it. I feel like I was passing down secret knowledge to a new generation.

[@pedraw]

Test. ask your teen next week if they remember what you told them.

[@meluhdrama]

@@pedraw he's been making good use of it during the quarantine. School work is scarce so I've put him to work!

[@davideisenberg799]

Very nice. I think you did just that. Passed on good useful knowledge, to the younger generation. Good for you. You should be proud.

[@fellspoint9364]

A good mom! Keep them busy. They’ll thank you in the future.

[@billgiles3261]

Teach him how to use the lawn mower next, then the weed whacker.

[@iknoukno6250]

This guy is a salesman. I dont even need it but im gonna buy one.

[@mmercier0921]

This is a tool everyone takes for granted. Carried one for 20 years, use it every day, never thought about it... like the hammer and speed square.. you just replace it if you lose or break it. Never thought about it. I have about 5. The wood handle embee tools are the best. If you can find one, sand off the base handle wood and expose the steel. Now it is a chisel too. Most of the newer chinese models are junk. That is why i have 5 of them.

[@sergioadiazm2107]

agree.... i neither need it, but hell i´m buying one today.

[@damo8754]

I bet you've used it already 😏

[@Crossword131]

You think you don't need one...until you have one...ONE THING: Y'all, get a GOOD painters tool. You'll know because it will say Husky or have a METAL ASS END. This is super important because you don't get the pry/chisel use out of a $Hitty tool. The metal butt lets you use it like a driving blade, by smacking the metal back of it with a hammer. Don't cheap out and DONT LET ANYONE LESS EXPERIENCED THAN YOU TO USE IT. They'll mess it up. Believe me. Lives will be lost.

[@geronimocruz9123]

😁😁

[@jublywubly]

I use one of those tools for weeding the grass and driveway. The concave rounded edge is great for hooking around the roots of weeks in the lawn and either side of the pointed end works well to scrape weeds out from between slabs or the expansion joint in concrete.

[@davideisenberg799]

I am A siding installer, have been for thirty years. this is the best tool in my tool bags, I use it at least 30 times a day. I could not live with out it. esp useful for getting the steel fascia under the drip edge, no other tool works as good period. its a life saver. and very useful for stretching up a low siding panel to match your siding line when a panel or two gets low. for vinyl or steel siding. just put it under the nailing flange and give it a shove up, and staple it into place. I would pay 50 bucks for this tool if i had to. it saves me that much in time on a day to day basis. love it.

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

Couldn't agree more, David! I probably could have made an hour-long video on just the random carpentry tasks that I've used this thing for over the years. At the start of a demo, I just walk around with it in my hand, loosening things and probing things. It's more like an extension of my arm at this point 😁

[@yell0wberry]

I saw the last part of your sentence, if I were you I would definitely keep my voice down, the people who work in marketing at Home Depot may be listening

[@davideisenberg799]

Yeah, true fact. I better shut the front door. On the last part of that sentence. I would hate to pay anymore then I am paying now. But if I had to.. i would be forced in to purchasing another over priced tool to do my job. But hey, it saves me time. And energy. So in the long run. It saves me money. Besides I would just throw the price if the magic 8 in 1 right into the bid if I had too. Or I would probably try to make my own tool of some sorts. Lol

[@greekkidshows9373]

You can't work without it You probably could live without it

[@JamesMcCutcheon]

You can get a husky brand 15 in one tool for 8.98 Lowes, home depot.

[@christophermiller2075]

I’m a trim carpenter, I’ve always told everyone this is the best tool ever, I actually carry two in my belt

[@off6848]

I’d say cats claw is probably best tool for trim carpentry specifically five in one is best overall

[@harlonpeppernuts]

The best thing about this video is how quickly, and thoroughly, you go through the information. I'm sick of people chatting for 3-5 minutes before they get to the actual information. You totally sold me on this tool. Thanks!

[@nana_ginny]

I am very protective & get upset when my 5 n1 or 6 n 1 are not in my toolbench. I use them for many things, but I did learn 2 things I didn't today. Thank you for sharing all this info.

[@flashatrno]

Amen to that, Jennifer!

[@stressfree9780]

Jennifer Kane because u get to the point - I’m subscribing to your channel

[@mehagoilusion1634]

Totally agree

[@emaw3420]

He is a great teacher. I bought this 15 in 1 yesterday with him in mind lol.

[@MikeJones-vb1me]

Yep when I moved from painting to carpentry I brought all my 5-ways with me. It’s a flat-head screwdriver, the point is a Phillips head too, and the point works awesome for removing staples. One other awesome use is to pry on material to level it, like adjusting a sheet of plywood or even a window to level it.

[@starvethebeast6480]

You can also use it in conjunction with a sanding sponge to hold a door steady while painting. Place them together as a wedge between the bottom of the door and the floor. They're also fun to throw into wood and sheetrock.

[@andrewsimpson2808]

That just changed my life

[@starvethebeast6480]

@@andrewsimpson2808 lol. Happy to help.

[@seanramsey94]

Working in apartment maintenance I have discovered that the large majority of my work can be done with 5 tools. Channel locks, leatherman, 5-9 in one screwdriver, painters tool and a flashlight. I absolutely agree with the idea in this video.

[@kennethrow]

The end of the handle is also good for smacking a wall where a nail has been pulled, indenting the area so you can mud it nicely.

[@greezythumb]

I'm doing drywall work in my garage right now. You just made my project that much easier. Thanks a bunch.

[@frederickdrenning850]

I worked for 20 years as a faux rock carving specialist for a company that built realistic concrete climbing walls. We used 5 point tools almost exclusively as our carving tool. It was the perfect all in one concrete carving tool!

[@ridiculous_gaming]

I have been curious about this tool for years, but never discovered how truly useful such a tool is until now. Thank you for a fantastic and practical video.

[@JPENA13able]

Tengo una herramienta similar a esta, como soy aficionado a los acodos aéreos, le vi un gran potencial, con eso, a tales fines le saqué más filo de manera que pudiera cortar fácilmente la corteza de la rama a trabajar. Hice una prueba, pero se requiere dar mayor afilamiento

[@vigilantobserver8389]

Great video! I renovated an apartment and barely used it because I thought it was just a putty knife... Damn!

[@johnshader4287]

I'm in the construction industry. I never leave home without that thing. When I do...I need it. A great tool in its quality versions.

[@RFC72]

I too am a professional carpenter and it appears I need to add this in my tool cache. I have always used a bar scraper for many of the tasks in the video. I have contemplated the 5n1 but always thought it was gimmicky until now. Cheers.

[@trojan7593]

I have also used mine for protecting the wood when hammering in nails...place the cutout around the nail and if you miss? You only hit the flat surface of the "100 in 1" and no ugly hammer indents on the wood.

[@willg8742]

I’m a labourer for stucco. This tool helped me scrape and clean so many buckets and flashing. Easy to clean, small and light weight. Amazing tool

[@kendus01]

This is a good tool I always use to get me out of binds.Especially doing floor work. Strip n waxing ,etc.. Underrated Tool!

[@chistopherjohnson6881]

I’ve carried one and referred to it as the Magic Tool for 20 plus years. Mostly, as a trim carpenter, it’s great for prying baseboards and casing off the walls. And scraping drywall mud off the corners near the floor before running new base.

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

Thanks Christopher. Yep, pulling trim is 90% of what is routinely use this tool for

[@mark-1901]

Professional carpenter for 35 years I've had one in my tool pouch since day one. Best tool ever.

[@allyw1364]

I bought one recently and I love it!❤ I bought it originally for removing old sealant from a bathroom vanity but realised it has way more uses Thanks for showing us many more uses👏👏

[@alexandergermanis679]

I got a couple of these in different sizes when I was working as a house painter. I still use them all the time on a variety of household projects. And the best part is they only cost a couple of bucks.

[@LordRuckus]

I spent 10 years as a flooring installer and carried a "5-way" all day, every day. These days it's always near the top of my toolbox. Some things just work.

[@briseboy]

Great video! As a drywall finisher, painter, and for carpentry uses, (I've used it for ALL these) Tip: First thing to do with the tool is to sharpen the leading edge to knife sharpness, including the back side of the pointed part. Sharpen ONLY the beveled side, and, if necessary create a matched bevel on the inside of the point. Use a well-stabilized or bench grinder. and finish as you would any precision blade. You will find just how handy this is should you neglect to sharpen it in this way. You will most like do it as soon as you discover its insufficient sharpness. It is also useful as the go-to tool for house and even engine cleaning and prying. Whether in those window corners (and some windows have lattice or even odd-stained glass shapes, so that sharpened point will be useful in perfectly finishing painting. House cleaners, working on floor and any surface edge will vastly improve the speed of their complete cleaning with this tool. In a pinch it will unscrew and screw your razor knife to change blade, or even remove switch plates. You will need to carry less tools around in noncarpentry jobs. Ive used it for so many things that they cannot be itemized here. I always keep two, one in car for emergencies.

[@brodriguez11000]

Be careful with those edges and points. I had to return one because it was so sharp it represented a danger just handling it.

[@matsudakodo]

@@brodriguez11000 I was going to say. If this thing is sharpened, it will require a cover or holster so you don't end up cutting yourself. Seems inevitable.

[@Michael-vm8kj]

@@matsudakodo I’ve got one that is a Purdy brand that is folding so I think I will try sharpening it

[@CF542]

I've had one of these for years and never used it for more than a bit of scraping and putty smoothing. Now I have a whole new appreciation. Thanks!

[@Okiknox321]

The butt is also rounded for when you're smoothing the wall. Use it to push in drywall on nail holes. It makes puttying faster

[@dimitar4y]

oh my GOD PUSH THE DRYWALL ON HOLES, that's genius

[@DeepThinker193]

Lol I read this wrong.

[@ytsux9259]

Omg! No one has thought of that, ever! 🙀

[@ytsux9259]

@@DeepThinker193 The butt... holes.

[@deeeeeeps]

Why not just use the back of the taping knife? Why would you grab another tool for that?

[@rauladame2105]

The point at the end of the bevel can be used to set finish nails. I use this tool on all of my finish wood working. I have 4 of them because it is a great multitool. If the Island trees are soft woods, this tool would cut limbs off of island soft wood. :)

[@stephaniecisneros1003]

Thank you...the cylinder thing I'd driving me nuts lol.

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

I have always considered a 5 in 1 to be an essential hand tool to have . I am not a painter, I am a cabinet installer and finish carpenter but this tool is always in regular use. one thing I use it for a lot is when I am caulking , I use it to clean out excess caulk in tight little spots, I like to to be realy clean, none of that smearing a heavy bead of caulk with your finger and calling it done crap on my jobs, also makes a good pry bar, putty knife in a pinch , paint can opener, knife to cut old caulk joints when removing old trim or base and many more things!

[@MrSknottykid]

I’ve been saying this for years! It’s probably my most used tool. A lot of my work jeans have a small hole in the back pocket from carrying around my 5.

[@Tommy-es4hp]

I've had this tool in my arsenal for years and had no idea how useful it is! Thanks, I'll be finding uses now that I've begun woodworking.

[@victormc1975]

Totally agree. I've had mine for close to 20 years. First used it on the job in a shop. It never left my side.

[@malcolmbaldwin5735]

maybe you'll get that $1 raise now

[@zachariahrehak801]

I've said the same thing for years. There are several tools that lose their spot in the belt to the 5-1. Also, the longer the flat edge, the crappier the 5 in 1. I prefer the stubier 5 in 1 like the one you are holding in your garage for the interview portion of this video. NOT the wider HUSKY 5 in 1. There are different classes of 5 in 1. There has to be a point to stop adding on the this tool. I personally don't even like the teardrop nail puller. Glad to see someone else that values the 5 in 1.

[@brad22law]

I love this tool. I’ve been using it for years on all kinds of jobs. I keep it in my back pocket when I’m working. You are right this is the most useful tool you can own!

[@bethm1893]

I love this tool too. Have always had one. I recently learned that you are supposed to use the rounded end to push into nail holes and round them out before filling. It works really well, especially if the drywall paper is a bit jagged at the edges.

[@Irwhodunit]

When I don't have a project going, I keep mine in the mudroom. Perfect for scraping mud off of shoes & boots.

[@jaredcanon5965]

I keep one in the door panel in my truck for the same thing.

[@ede-armond476]

At the 2:24 mark, all that paint scraping reminded me of that SEINFELD episode where he was freaking out that with all the coats of paint on his 50 year old apartment that the walls were closing in on him.

[@franksuggett6745]

I came upon this video and since I have been using one as a carpenter for over 30 years I had to watch. HC pretty much nailed it. Introduced my son to one 20 years ago and he told me that pretty much every guy in his VW bus club now has one in their toolbox. Good job HC. What is a 5 in 1 now like a 15 in one.

[@flick22601]

And the best feature, no batteries required.

[@dancindavey1515]

flick22601 That not what the cardboard it came attached to said.

[@josemadera8820]

YEAP

[@malcolmbaldwin5735]

its not a sex tool you dipshet

[@markhutton6824]

@@malcolmbaldwin5735 You're using the wrong end! ;)

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

The new ones have a flashlight so they ruined it~!!!

[@Michael-bs8fm]

I use this tool all the time in the sheet metal trade. My favorite tool, I use the tip to cut the metal by striking the backside, I use the point to open up my drives and also to open up the slips.

[@benfaulk8597]

As a beekeeper, an hive removal specialist, the Husky is my favorite hive tool!

[@bigslick]

my Husky is afraid of bees. He got stung once and went AROOOO for like an hour.

[@SidneyChism]

I have a set of Huskies in standard and metric, but I don't know how to use them to remove hives. I can't find the nuts where it is bolted on.

[@gordonthompson8600]

I use 2 of these for removing glazing beads when I'm changing double glazed units,they are so useful and never damage the window frame 👍

[@keithstanton4504]

I'm in the flooring business and have used this for almost 40 years.My dad(who was my boss)called it a handy-dandy.I still call it that.

[@mattallen1660]

I’ve been a glazier for 19 years this is always in my bags/back pocket best hand tool ever

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

Thanks Matt! I don't meet too many glaziers anymore. Great to hear from someone with your level of experience :)

[@scottadams3855]

I have been a glazier for 32 years and I have this tool for one job when replacing draught proofing on pvc windows sometimes the rubber draught proofing is glued in the corners and the pointy bit is great for scraping out the rubber from the groove.

[@acropolisnow9466]

Which brand/model can you reccommend?

[@mattallen1660]

Jingo Unchained I like the Hyde brand.

[@cooperoldford3586]

This tool is great for Interlock as well. Scraping sand in between stones and using it to pry stones up or move them. Great tool to have overall

[@justme-gd4gq]

Did water damage restoration / mold remediation for several years. This tool was a must to have nearby during demo, came in clutch for so many situations. 👌

[@iwirt6347]

I'm 60 yrs old, been using that tool since I was 17 yrs old because I couldn't afford to buy more tools

[@jimibones178]

Damn boy, 43 years and still cant afford more tools? Tools are free man. You pay for them upfront, but they return youre money in a matter of weeks. After that they just make you money

[@Jaiden_Anime_Shuns]

You couldn't find anymore tools? You couldn't get a job and have $10 to spare? Maybe you just suck at surviving. Lucky you found 1 tool that does it all

[@michaele1201]

When I Ieave my 5 in 1 behind, all work stops until I backtrack and find it. Cant agree more, it is probably the most versatile tool in the bag. Super useful 👍👍

[@mitchy880]

I love tools. I don't need one of these, but since I'm stopping at Menards today I can't help but pick one up. I'm sure once I start using this tool I'll wonder why I didn't buy one sooner. Thanks for the review.

[@grorme2554]

Not much of a DIY person. But came across this many years ago and loved it. Then my son borrowed it, loved it, and it never returned. My daughter got new home and was dubious about the version I got her for their toolbox but soon singing it's praises. Titanium 14-1 non stick ordered.

[@sm8821]

YES it is. It's also a badass landscaping, gardening tool. Honestly it's just a badass tool all the way around.

[@trojan7593]

I agree that it is THE tool for a survivalist! In addition to the uses shown in this video, I used mine yesterday to adjust the screws for my landscape sprinklers. Who woulda thought to use it as a screw driver, too?

[@slc.images]

so that's what the rounded edge is for lol. I've used this tool for everything but that. Also great for shaving drywall edges when your cut was just a lil' over

[@soxrule74]

I'm a plumber and keep one of these in my tool bag. It's great for scraping old wax rings off closet collars.I also use it for prying stuff.

[@corymcgrath5652]

A great compliment for a Junior tool kit. They are not sure what it is for yet, but life's experiences will teach them. Good upload.

[@scottlarue1834]

I'm a painter, I use my painter's knife almost every day. It is one handy tool.

[@WoodWorkTherapy]

Thank you for the video on this. My wife used to do painting and tried to explain why this was the best tool ever, and I think you added to her list! LOL

[@ziggy2377]

I do control demo for water damage and this tool is the best, great for pulling baseboards & casings without damaging drywall, taking the faces off of cabinets without damaging them or the countertops, the list goes on and on. I’m always telling everyone to get one.

[@bobbucks]

I just use mom's butter knives for all those chores. By the time she notices the tips I'm long gone.

[@matchosan]

Until dinnertime. You always come back for Mom's cooking. That is how she gits you.

[@k.fuentes7448]

My silverware drawer is full of screwdrivers.

[@markmccormack1796]

I built my cabin with one of these.

[@user-vh2te6qx6s]

😆😆

[@mihnic0504]

Lol

[@MikeSmith-cl4ix]

But you had a hard time digging the footers.

[@Lil_dangys]

No you didn’t!

[@marcelbeauregard5879]

Cabin in the Woods

[@timhanson3368]

Works great for scraping glue off of projects when either partially dry or completely dry

[@Wonkabar007]

Also great for cleaning thick mud from JCB excavator buckets, and really good for lifting heavy slabs up enough to get your fingers under the edge.

[@pennatter7094]

I have been doing some renovations on an old home and I have to say the one tool I reach for on many occasions is this one!

[@michaelwoo8752]

I bought one because it look interesting, now I know what to use it for. THANKS.

[@mariomichienzi1905]

Wow! Never realized how many different things that could be used , we usually use a just a flat bar...but the five-in-one looks a lot more versatile👍👍

[@deanroadifer6013]

works better than any brush for cleaning a bench top, doesn't leave dust behind and you also feel anything stuck to the bench top and you can use it to scrap the bump off leaving a smooth surface.

[@ZENO357]

Great video - mine is now going from the closet to my tool bag. Thanks.

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

Thanks William!

[@teressafogarty7165]

I love this tool! I’m getting ready for new flooring and it was so handy with staple remove. They underlayment had so many staples and it fits in odd spaces.

[@sherryhorne3198]

My dad used it to dig out small tree stumps one time. He always carried it in his pocket. After that, we started calling it the 20 in 1 tool. I have 3 of them now and gave them to my kids for Christmas last year. Love this tool!!

[@5446or5446]

Bought one a few months ago based on this video for about £6. Have used it probably a few dozen times since, from scraping off caulking, taking off door jambs, removing plastic beading, cleaning paint rollers, removing wallpaper, opening beers, scraping off high spots of wall filler. Etc. Probably the best value for money tool that I have bought.

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

👍😁

[@CB-iv6zn]

Great insight. Been a handyman for a long time and never appreciated the use of the tool! You made my day

[@julainehanus8588]

Damn !! I'm a girl that loves and protects her tools , Thanks for sharing .

[@ThysaniaAg]

I recently bought one for a big paint job! Great tutorial video! It gives me a lot more ideas on what else I can do with it besides scraping and opening cans! 😄 Thanks!

[@dodieheisey]

Wow, as usual thanks so much. It’s nearly 4 a.m. on a Sunday; I’m going to hit the hay and am taking my 5 in 1 tool with me.

[@gregoryminor6943]

I guess the next time I'm at Home Depot I'm going to have to go over and look and see what new stuff they have on it didn't realize it added things to it but it is a great tool and it fits in your back pocket so good

[@JenGM24]

As a mechanic I also keep one or two of those around, they are very convenient for that job to.

[@sjr7822]

I remember the first time I saw one of these I knew I had to have one, even tho' I didn't know the full purpose, 24 years ago, and still have it and use it for various chores, just like you showed

[@markharmon4963]

I never know why I bring it along. All I know is it is put to work within five minutes of arriving on the job.

[@sfajacks96]

I'm a woodworker, but I have some houses that I need to take care of. This tool has been with me for years. I strip out caulk in all houses every four years, including mine, and recaulk, and this thing takes out old caulk from sinks and tubs quickly. Harbor Freight finally came out with a good one a year or two ago at a really good price, but they last so long, I haven't needed to buy one yet. The HUSKY I bought years ago even came with screw heads that can be inserted. I keep that blade and curve just sharp enough to clean build-up and dried junk. I already have a roller tool. Thanks for keeping this to the point, quick, and on topic. I'm a high school teacher, and some of the videos I watch make me look for new ones to watch.

[@FerallHog]

Whoever invented this thing is an absolute genius and obviously, a handyman by trade turned millionaire

[@thesisypheanjournal1271]

Don't forget that you can re-sharpen the blade. I use the sharpening guide on my Dremmel when the edge of my Precious starts to get dull.

[@AlainLemay69]

The sharp point is great for marking wood for rough cuts

[@josemoreno3334]

Someone gave me one a year a go and it's been setting in my tool box. Now I know I can use it for other work I do like electrical, Coax and telephone wire installation . Thanks for those tips.

[@tianzining]

I don't do any paint job, but I still like to own one after seeing this

[@jayson3900]

I can assure you, he barely scratched the surface of what you can do with this tool! I've used it for so many unrelated things in my life that it's not even funny.

[@ef3371]

I would use it to reflect sunlight to alert the plane circling above the desert island. Once rescued I can get back to my beautiful hammers, crowbars, DeWalts, knives etc.

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

It must be useful. Mine keep disappearing! lol. The oscillating/multitool is super useful too!

[@TheHonestCarpenter]

They’ll grow legs on a job site, Ropes 😆 I’m most definitely doing a similar video on the multi-tool soon. It pretty much changed renovation. Thanks for watching!

[@rodpotts2666]

The Ropes of Renovation -Right I have several ,I don't know where they go.

[@douglee5599]

The Ropes of Renovation The oscillator sure changes construction, also so much safer in difficult places!

[@johnpatrick1647]

If you guys have a wives like mine, I'd check their tool boxes. 😕

[@billsye5703]

The Ropes of Renovation Love my rigid multi tool

[@007Yasir]

I have this tool, it is a life saver. I’m using it now for scrapping off old silicone around my bath tub. Thanks for your video.

[@johnkelley9877]

I will buy one of these soon. I had heard of them but I did not they had so many uses. Thanks for this review.

[@DonaldAJr]

Thank you for making such an amazing video. I love great content. Honest to God I've seen them and I've never used a single one of them for anything other than scraping paint. The first thank you is also for showing me another tool I need to add back to my tool collection. I haven't seen my last one in years. When it comes to paint rollers, they're a dime a dozen for the most part and I hate wasting paint. That is freaking annoying.

[@michaelknibbs]

I don't think I've ever used it for painting - though that's what I bought the first one for! I use it all the time to remove trim - i cannot believe how strong it is as a short pry bar. In remodeling work (as distinct from demolition and reconstruction) it really comes into its own. With a hammer, my favorite thin, short flat pry-bar and a Stanley knife - I'm off. I have abused these too. They can be hammered through the occasional nail when nothing else reaches and a sawzall is a 'nuclear option'. Yeah, a machete might be the first desert island choice -but this thing is right behind - together with a roll of baling twine.