Japan Tool Haul: OLFA WORKS Bushcraft Knives, Wera Japanese Bits, Anex Dragon and VESSEL spring bits

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HOBI tarp: amzn.to/4aumeCE
OLFA WORKS replacement blade: amzn.to/3NxxqEF
OLFA WORKS leather sheath: amzn.to/41touWM
OLFA WORKS leather handled bush craft knife: amzn.to/475cxrp
OLFA WORKS field saw: amzn.to/484mYwD
OLFA WORKS Outdoor Knife: amzn.to/48eYUXM
VESSEL Red Plastic Spring bits: amzn.to/4au9xrq
VESSEL Blue Plastic Spring bits: amzn.to/4833AQQ
WERA Japanese double ended bits: amzn.to/41s1oQi
ANEX dragon bits, multi color: amzn.to/3Nzpxi3
SunFlag Bit Joint (Best workflow IMO): amzn.to/3uTiXN2
Milwaukee M12 FID2-0X JP: amzn.to/3uTQ9nH
Makita Bit Piece: amzn.to/3Rqs2EF
Uniflame bread knife: amzn.to/3RPp2CY
Uniflame folding camping knife: amzn.to/48oY4I8
The knife I used to the open the box by KAI DAMBO: amzn.to/41tiUnc
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Anex Dragon Tough Bits: amzn.to/3RLEJLE
Anex Dragon Tough Bits: amzn.to/3Ru1faD
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[@HeroOfTime303]

Woah....did a JDM vessel bit fit in your Milwaukee impact driver? I didn't know that was possible.

[@bzeug]

Yes, but that is a Japanese Milwaukee impact reviewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCXoYaLrpxjd68

[@HeroOfTime303]

​@@bzeugAh, I see. It's a JDM impact driver. I'm on the edge of buying a JDM impact driver because I like their bits so darn much. Anex and vessel are so awesome! Thanks for letting me know.

[@soopersooper3291]

The way Japanese products are packaged implies to me that they don't steal over there. Which is kind of incredible to me.

[@PhillyFlyersss]

its VERY common to leave your backpack, or bag, etc outside while you shop because theft is so so low. So yeah, id say they get it better than a lot in the US haha

[@phuang3]

I've been using OLFA knife for 30 years. It's very durable. Highly recommended.

[@henrymayne9209]

You should check out MIP precision ground hex bits/ screwdrivers and precision ground ball end hex bits/ screwdriver. From what I’ve seen on your channel, I think you’d like them!

[@bthondaman450R]

Heavens yes. Love the bit videos

[@DDB168]

I wish Olfa would make left handed versions of their bevel bladed tools. 😢 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you.

[@WhiteVaille]

Wow, very cool toys (as usual)! The leather Olfa utility knife is really curious. Personally, now I'm curious if I should consider the standalone sheath for mine - though I don't know if mine is smaller than yours, since it's a regular utility blade and not the outdoors one, so maybe needs a different sheath. I've admittedly always been a bit concerned about the brass knob loosening in a pocket, but fortunately haven't ever experienced that issue. Nonetheless, I do love some nice leather goods...

[@Flynn_Stones]

Does Japan have any unique/interesting precision screwdriver bits?

[@williamdgmartin]

Im gonna buy some of those

[@jinsookim3027]

What kind of bit holder can bite the Japanese bits? I know only Wera rapidaptor and Wiha centrofix bit holders.

[@HeroOfTime303]

The wera rapidaptor is limited...I tried it out. It can only gold their standard JDM bits. Double ended bits don't work with the wera unfortunately.

[@gf2e]

I don't know if I like the plastic spring loaded bits or not. It's a very nifty idea, but can't they make better chucks so you don't need them?

[@Flynn_Stones]

I'd have to try them to be sure, but I get the sense they're more intended to increase the users speed than reduce play in the chuck. I imagine you can use them to almost blindly apply mild pressure to the fastener and rotate however until the bit's own spring pushes itself in. Almost similar to how a wobble hex makes it easy to get the head in, but for phillips instead. TLDR they seem to make it less likely to fumble

[@FixitFred]

Did you modify that Milwaukee M12 bit chuck for japanese bits or was this a Japanese model. I could be wrong but by default I don’t think milwaukee chucks take the japanese style bits

[@bzeug]

That one comes with Japanese chuck. See my video about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCXoYaLrpxjd68

[@FixitFred]

@@bzeug as milwaukee sells replacement parts I wonder if its just as easy as looking up your chuck and putting it on my North American models

[@FixitFred]

@@bzeug scratch that idea milwaukee japan does not repair parts like milwaukee north america does

[@bzeug]

@@FixitFred If you are successful let me know. The USA part is 42-06-0089, found in a diagram here documents.milwaukeetool.com/54-26-3400.pdf I have not been able to find the corresponding Asian avail part number.