I Bought As Seen on TV Tools

I Bought As Seen on TV Tools
We scoured the internet for some gems, and i bought them so you don't have to!
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[@corgolyin]

I'm more impressed with that metal tape measure that didn't bend when you measured to the ceiling xD

[@kathymarshall220]

Right? I need to buy myself a better tape measure because the struggle is real 😂

[@karanbirsinghbhullar]

that's contractor grade for ya

[@ganjalfcreamcorn8438]

Stanley is the best I've found. Craftsman tapes are ok.

[@ChrisChronos]

Yes John link us your measuring tape! lol

[@Chillz1988]

Its the Milwaukee tapemeasure

[@scotty7671]

Dunno if you had this in the US but in the UK we had an advert for No More Nails where they glued a chair to the wall and had a guy sit on it. That advert lives rent free in my brain

[@billynomates920]

roofing ties pulled a breeze block out of the top of the wall in the loft - fixed with gripfill. the whole block!

[@captainnutnut6077]

Makes me think of the Solvite(?) wallpaper paste ad. At least, I think that was the one.

[@paulseitz5749]

We have liquid nails. I think that's the product your talking about. It's okay they are hot glue for construction they are seen as the cheap alternative.

[@Boeing_hitsquad]

Canada too

[@sonacphotos]

Oh yeah, i've used that stuff quite a bit. Its STRONG. I have no doubt the advert was true.

[@andrewjmarx]

Missed opportunity for your own "As Seen on TV" style ad for the shop shades

[@kurtlarson2061]

Up vote just to make the ad!

[@adamritchey4209]

As a 33 year old, the flex tape experiment has made my life complete. Thanks john 😂

[@Gazman299]

The flexseal paint is awesome. My nephew sealed his 12 foot aluminum riveted boat with the stuff, and not a single drop of water has leaked into the boat since. It has been years since he did it. Before he did it we had to pump the water every half an hour which fast became tedious especially when the fish were biting. He applied the paint in 50 degree wet weather too. I told him that it would never work. The next day we took the boat out and he was smiling like a possum eating chit off a wire brush.

[@yell0wberry]

Funny, you should mention that, I bought a gallon can of flexseal for almost $100, I applied it to a tarp that I put over the roof of my garage, and that thing has been solid ever since………. 10 years and going

[@Gazman299]

@@yell0wberry Yep, great stuff. I'm a convert now.

[@INK1217]

I like this channel better than the main channel. This is the John the builder I started watching a bunch of years ago.

[@JasonDunn-ji7vh]

100% agree.

[@drewpickard554]

I mostly agree, I think because this one is just screwing around and not like playing with 10s of thousands of dollars of materials.

[@jstarr3676]

​@drewpickard554 the whole "you can make this it's easy(as long as you spend 10k on machinery) video guys always makes me laugh

[@trevoram19]

I didn't realize till this comment that this was a different channel LOL.

[@Sports5561]

He's trying to save face from the broken table reaction fiasco.

[@Kmnri]

The struggle to calculate in imperial units 😂

[@RyTrapp0]

Hey! We enjoy the process!😅

[@miniz2791]

1/16 over 3/4 lmao

[@joesshows6793]

It doesn’t ever get easier

[@marshalltucker9690]

As a canadian, It irritates me that I have to use imperial units in a metric country

[@walter5401]

Americans 😂

[@poolcrusher90]

I was redoing the roof on my tool shed and didn't want to buy new poly roofing panels. I used flex tape to seal up old screw holes and haven't had a leak one yet. And because the roll I bought was 4 inches wide, I cut out 1 inch squares and still have about half of a 3 foot roll left. Flex tape for the win.

[@TheLukasDirector]

Thanks, Phil

[@jester42069]

How long has it been there? 😂

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

Flex tape is irritatingly good for being a meme product at this point. I've never seen someone who had it fail.

[@jbcroos918]

​@@brahtrumpwonbigly7309 There was a Mexican KZbinr who recreated the flex tape boat with an inflatable and a pool , I think Phil sent him a ton of products and merchandise for the publicity

[@SurfingWithAliens]

Amateur looking. There is a much simpler way to plug those holes. Marine sealant caulk, lifetime guarantee. You used that crap on our jobs and the inspectors would ream you out and make you the brunt of jokes for the week.

[@fred5678910]

As an aircraft mechanic, I used to keep speedout pros on me. They are much better than the regular ones.

[@spaghetti9845]

as a youtube comment creator, I used to believe pineapple didn't belong on pizza

[@Jonathan.D]

My dad was a boat builder, and he has had a set of them since they first came out. With old wood boats, they will eventually need to have all the fasteners replaced. Most of the time, electrolysis has eaten away the head of the fasteners. Before we got the speedout, we would have to use vice grips to remove them. Unfortunately, the slow process of using vice grips is still the only option.

[@TheVillainInThisGame]

Was pretty funny seeing the bucket leaking at the end.

[@caring-assoul_]

Proud gator, grip owner here just stopped to say that I love that product too. I carry it around in my drill/driver box for emergency cases. It’s definitely gotten me out of some time saving issues.

[@CR-qx8qf]

John I knew you were a great woodworker, but didn't know you knew magic... how the heck did you move that hole in the Home Depot bucket? 😂

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

Yeah, the hole saw hole was right in the home depot logo

[@efad3215]

2 takes, prolly in case the recording messed up

[@armsaaro]

Looks like they did a second take with a different angle to fully mimic the commercial. Its not like the first one was bad, it was just so quick they needed another.

[@Joe.shotit]

@@armsaaro& we had to shoot it in slow motion the 2nd time for the full effect. + why waste a 2nd bucket!

[@spud76]

One thing i loved in those TV shopping programs, was tht there were idiots who handle the normal tool, and an actor who used the new smart thing *LOL*

[@creekhandyman5974]

Mystery solved, I was always skeptical about the hole in the bucket, awesome!

[@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987]

I found out how awesome speed out is when i was an appliance technician. All the stripped and rusted screws they saved me so much time and i didn't expect them to work as well as they do. Definitely worth the $20

[@NGMonocrom]

Must admit, Sam seems very experienced when it comes to handling caulk. 🙂

[@cburgess5294]

I have one of those 'tiger wrench' tools from a different brand (I think it is one of Lowe's store brands) that I keep in the truck when we are towing the travel trailer. We call it the Dog Bone. It is a very handy tool to have on the road and I use it all the time.

[@ft3917]

one off the things i learned i school. . if you measure something and need to buy or cut it the measured length. . always use the same measuring tool for measure and when you buy / cut. then it does not matter at all how precis your measuring tool is.

[@Jehty_]

Doesn't work with digital measuring tools.

[@Jonathan.D]

​@@Jehty_He learned to measure but didn't learn when to use capital letters. Lol Just teasing!

[@dennisd1906]

Along with the other commentor, the fact that you had the metal tape out as far as you did, LOWERED IT TO YOUR LEVEL STRAIGHT OUT, then back to the ceiling without it kinking and folding is literally the most impressive thing on KZbin right now. Mine folds if 2 feet are extended just to drive me insane - that was like 12 feet of tape - *straight out*!! That was awesome-sauce, dude. John - do you remember seeing the old commercial for super glue where the construction worker glues the top of his hard hat to a an i-beam and it holds him off the ground? I mean, he has to hold the hard hat of course, but it holds his weight with like a 4 inch wood block glued to the I-beam! Used to love that one as a kid.

[@imnota]

My experience with speed outs is that they don't work in real life applications, usually when your screw head is stripped, it means your screw is stuck, either into a very hard wood, rusted, or somehting like that, you know, hard to get out basically. As you can see the stripped screws here in the video were so loose they tightened up when he used the drilling side of the speed outs. Only reason it worked, and funny enough the only screw that gave a little bit of trouble seemed to be the one that was kind of stuck in there, didn't twist at all when drilling it unlike all the other ones.

[@jamesbyrd3740]

He removed like 4 screws and the tip was badly damaged. So, I'd say it's worthless either way.

[@imnota]

@@jamesbyrd3740 Eh even if it only lasted a few screws, if it worked it'd be worth it, getting you out of the situation is the most important part.

[@angelichero6236]

@@imnota sure if your willing to spend 10 bucks every 4 stripped screws sure but in most cases theres other ways to get stripped screws out. his tests could have been done with just a pair of pliers and wouldnt have destroyed the tool after half the test was done

[@stanleyhape8427]

Agreed. It broke the first time I used it. And didn't get the screw out. Big difference real life vs short screws put into soft pine.

[@ganjalfcreamcorn8438]

​@angelichero6236 how are you gunna get a stripped screw out with pliers? Usually they are too deep to grab onto.

[@Doobihowser]

Flex tape is ice and water shield you'd use on the edge of your roof before new shingles. Just cut down super small.

[@RS250Squid]

I think Donut broke at least three of those gator grips. They even started giving them away as promotional things.

[@JeffryJForan]

"Caulk is Life" should be your next T-Shirt 🤣

[@HitopEiwv]

As an appliance technician, I discovered the awesomeness of speed out. I didn't think the stripped and rusty screws would perform as well as they did, but they saved me a ton of time. Unquestionably worth $20

[@NoWr2Run]

YUM

[@StageRight123]

I didnt' know bots could be appliance technician's.

[@quellenathanar]

I mean, you never know when a methd-up maniac with a hole saw on a drill with a 9A hour battery...starts rampaging through your water buckets. It's best you have a role of flex tape ready.

[@thebeardedbuffoon2611]

18:22 “it’s so nice to not need two hands” while using two hands. 😂

[@nylonstringninja]

I used to keep one of those dog bone multi wrenches in my door pocket of my truck in the oilfield, came in very handy for jumping out and doing quick things so I wouldn't have to dig out wrenches all the time. I only used the gator grip socket for rounded over bolts and oil drain plugs on equipment but it got me out of a few jams.

[@DG8RS]

You earned my subscription when I saw the Gator Gripper. I got one all the way back in 1995 when I started wrenching on cars. We're talking the days of Internet e-mail groups for specific vehicles. The Syclone/Typhoon crew railed me so hard when I showed up to the first meet in Miami and I needed to do some quick tightening of my alternator lead, and immediately pulled my now famous Gator Gripper out. Worked like a damn champ! I told them it was a "toolbox in a socket" 🤣

[@dezertkingz714]

What I find messed up is I've lost tools and people stole tools but no one stole my damn gatorgrip that I've had since I was 10 lol ( and the best part is I don't remember ever using it)😂

[@Bl4ckD0g]

I've never bought a Gator Grip, but I have 2. I don't know where they came from dude.

[@imdonewithyall]

​@@Bl4ckD0git's gremlins. They live to mess with people!

[@danwhite3224]

The Gator Grip gets a lot of hate, and don't get me wrong it's certainly not a replacement for all of your sockets, but I find it pretty good for rusty or damaged bolts.

[@gtray7]

We keep tiger wrenches (we call them dog bones) on our oil caddies for taking drain plugs out. Super handy.

[@MK-1010]

The Gator grip is perfect for when I'm working on old furniture, for wing nuts and the never-quite-square, cheaply made 4 sided nuts. There's lots of screw extractors out there, Project Farm testing a bunch of them, not too long ago. I have one or two Flex-Seal products floating around, somewhere. They seemed like a good idea at the time, never got used . First time at your channel, BTW. Seems pretty good, so far!

[@lynx50187]

Gator grip breaks easily, speedout is actually helpful. Not the most durable, but works well

[@Shearper2]

Sham Wow guy and Billy Maize were the GOAT and no one can come close to their charisma scores. RIP Billy

[@TheRayInPV]

They all learned from Ron Popeil

[@paulhare662]

Colbert doing the Vax-Scene was the best sell of bad stuff to dumb people ever.

[@AntiSpaceGhost]

Shamwow guy (Vince Offer, is his name) also got arrested for punching a prostitute, if I recall correctly. Was back in like... 2008 or 2009.

[@brucedale4465]

Ya anyone buying the junk they sold has at least one bad plug wire!🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DjDobleU809]

This man just took me back to the 90s. Got me lookin up the slap chop guy. Gotta make me better veggies, better breakfast. 😅

[@therightnumber2003]

First time here. It was so satisfying watching you test these products I was wowed by while having nearly zero carpentry knowledge. How many times I think back to choosing Father's Day gifts and being tempted by these!

[@Johnny5Toy]

This whole video is an advert to USE THE METRIC SYSTEM! You know, LIKE NASA DOES

[@andylbonczyk1]

And the rest of the world even UK

[@carstenschwertfeger9349]

Every time I see you measuring something I could scream. It's good that we use the metric system in Germany, it's so much easier and more accurate

[@creekhandyman5974]

More accurate? How can it be more accurate?

[@carstenschwertfeger9349]

@@creekhandyman5974 I was referring to the simpler calculation in my imagination because I absolutely can't handle the imperial system. 1 meter = 100 centimeters and so on are much easier to calculate

[@zack9912000]

um, no, we are American. We dont want to be like the rest of the world. It isn't hard at all to understand. People are just dumb

[@Stealth86651]

How can it be more accurate? Just add decimal places until you hit the tolerances lol.

[@1pcfred]

@@carstenschwertfeger9349 There's 12 inches in a foot and 5280 feet in a mile. Miles are metric. A mile is one thousand paces. A mille! Rome conquered the known world using it. You guys fell a bit short when you tried using metric. Just saying.

[@jam5158]

I used that flex seal tape on the connection from my tub to the p pipe on my trailer and it held for 7 years without leaking. However I tried to use it on a 30 gallon water tank on the outside and it held for like a minute then started leaking from the pressure. I cut a hole in the top and taped it from the inside and it held till the tank cracked from the sun over a year later.

[@joethomas777]

"But wait there's more" lol

[@rekroar]

I didn't know how much I wanted to see if the Flex Tape actually worked for the hole in the bucket. I was always skeptical when I saw those commercials, and I have not thought about it in many years. However, there is another thing I remember about Flex Tape, and I'd like to see you test it. I remember him cutting a boat in half, taping it back together, putting a motor on it, and it worked. I always thought the forces it would experience in use would cause the tape to fail. I also assumed, and still do, that it is very temporary. A time lapse of the tape over the hole in the bucket should be great because I'm curious how long it would take for a leak to develop and all the water to empty out. I checked KZbin for a link to the boat video and found this. It's even more extreme than I remember. If you go to 1:20 in the video linked below you'll see they built a metal frame and covered it entirely with Flex Tape. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJC5dJ17aZ57q5Ysi=HSq_4V-LE3GThWIh I suspect it's one of two things. It's either editing, and underneath all that Flex Tape is an actual boat frame rather than just a metal frame. Otherwise, it is real, and it does work, but they're once again using editing to hide the leaks. They show us about 20 seconds of video with the boat in use, but the cuts would allow them to swap the boat for a real one covered in tape and/or empty the water accumulating in the boat. The camera angles never give us a look at where the water would be accumulating in the boat either.

[@TravisRayLive]

The SpeedOuts are great. You only use the cutting side only if the removal side doesn’t work. I’ve had mine for years, and they’re still amazing.

[@douglasphillips1203]

I've had generic easy outs in my toolbox for years. They're a life saver when you need them. The gator grip thing sits in my toolbox. Haven't used it in ages but it is super helpful when you have some weirdly shaped broken thing that won't fit anything else. I'm pretty honestly surprised at the flex tape stuff - might have to just get some of that to stick in my emergency kit.

[@joannaknudsen2509]

I actually used the speed out right before I watched this video. I’ve only ever used it a few times but every time I’ve used it it’s worked. For just doing projects around the house they’re definitely worth having.

[@maddogshwa]

I gave two people a set of speedouts years ago. Glad to see they work.

[@TheClownfight]

That flex tape stuff does work as advertised. It saved my 100 gallon plastic horse watering tank that a rougue heating element melted a whole through. I did some surface prep, but am super pleased with the product

[@Lizziesboi]

Before you drilled the bucket I was thinking.. "that's a pretty expensive bucket to be ruining" 😂 The tape looks similar to the flashband tape we use for temporary repairs on roofs 😂

[@CallMeJarv]

Your cutscenes are TOP TIER !!! Talk about nostalgia on nostalgia. 😅 awesome video man and now i need to get a tiger wrench and gator socker ASAP.

[@johnathanzimmiond6067]

My wife got a gator grip for me as a stocking stuffer. I used it to take a bunch of lag bolts, j hooks and eyelets out of the walls of our garage. It ws pretty nice for that, I wouldn't put a bunch of torque on it, but for snaller things it is pretty good.

[@winfinit]

Now that’s something new! Usually you see same idea circulating on many popular channels, I haven’t seen this take yet! Thank you for delivering lots of fun through every one of your videos.

[@951WoodworkDesigns-bx4kn]

I bought the tap out set many years ago, and although they won’t last long, you’ll be glad you have it when you need it.

[@g.e.fourie5672]

Would love to see you compare the 10-in-1 type tools with the single use type tools and see if they are really worth it.

[@BidenCanSuckMyDTrump2024]

I had 3 measuring tapes that I've been using on a regular basis. A 100 foot long Spencer Logger's Tape in tenths of an inch, a 25 foot long Stanley Power Lock, and a 6 1/2 foot foot long Zippo mini measuring tape. They've been more than sufficient enough to do the vast majority of measuring in my life. That "Measure King" tape is definitely a load of BS.

[@incubus1995]

The speed out is pretty dope for use in a pinch. I’ve bought it probably 8 years ago and used once. Saved me. Worth it to me

[@rickyj0112]

We used to keep a gator grip in our oil shop for when people came in with stripped out oil pan bolts works like a charm

[@Obnoxiouspatriot]

14:35 or maybe the MeglaJohn 😂 Happy Father’s Day!

[@garywhitt98]

John…always entertaining, seldom accurate. Love it!

[@christophernolen4117]

You showed up on my feed today liked and sobbed. I was entertained thank you and a big thumbs up to Phil and Tom Soler.

[@Ashitaka1110]

I have a Kobalt-branded Tiger Wrench, don't know what the story is behind that or who originally came up with it. Inherited it with dad's tools. Thought it was cheesy at first but I have to say I find myself reaching for it a lot. Not only for being able to quickly find the right fit, but you can also use it as a nut driver, or do a sort of half turn as a wrench while straightening out the handle mid-motion when there's an obstruction to deal with (bolt up against a wall etc.). For under $20 it's crazy handy to have around.

[@1985tomak]

Dude, your content never ceases to please. Keep up the good work! I vaguely remember that Gator Grip… I swear my dad had one when I was a kid

[@coltonkruse2313]

I just love how much fun you have in these videos. Don't give a shit about the horrible products lol. I was also waiting for the "GATOR DON'T PLAY NO SHIT." Line, didnt disappoint.

[@artistic_spaz3724]

Hearing you straight up giggle after the flex tape was hilarious! 😂

[@timbo4973]

Time to switch to the metric system 😂 the calculations with the tape measure killed me.

[@brandonmiller7122]

I also have the Gator Grip ha. These things I get in my stocking from my lady every Christmas. I actually use this for when I need to screw down hooks. Not the greatest but it does the job so I keep it around.

[@shlatekkin]

I have the Speed Outs and them suckers work in a pinch. The box they store in is crappy but theyve helped me with dozens of stripped screws over the last decade.

[@Magnedyne]

The gator grip is primarily practical for rounded off bolts. Wouldnt use it on good bolts tho.

[@maxmotors9497]

I’ve used a gator grip socket in a pinch. I went and bought one specifically to solve a lost key for a bicycle hub lock issue. The nut is a strange convex cap with weird tooling in it to fit the “keys”. The gator grip is basically made exactly for doing what I needed it for in this circumstance, but I’ve never used one for anything g else !😂

[@christoferallen5204]

The Speedout works great as long as you know how to do it properly. I've been able to get every single stripped screw out I've come across with it

[@Watchdog99]

#20 on trending is impressive John! Well done, congrats.

[@austinny8879]

There is a store inside the Columbus flea market in New Jersey called AS SEEN ON TV and has all the things that were sold on TV at one point in life.

[@tiesflies]

You've been able to accomplish so much. I'm so proud of you brother ❤

[@Far2hip]

Never without my fresh Speed Out kit. IM definitely not an “As Seen On TV” buyer type. But in those times you’re dealing with soft junk metal screws that strip out WAY too easily, the Speed Out bits are a life saver. 👍🏻😎👍🏻

[@garyday6681]

I have a 90's dif version of the tiger wrench. Has saved me a bunch not having to crawl out from under car to get a diff size on oil changes etc. Also a go to in getting into tight spaces. Not an everyday tool but great to keep in your most common used tool caddy or drawer.

[@paulbonaventura4969]

That intro brought me back to a time when life was easy

[@user-ny9po2lm1x]

The Nick Offerman portrait is awesome!

[@mrthomas7511]

His level of sarcasm and humor is perfect!

[@Luke-we9gj]

My dad, brother, and I absolutely covered the bottom of our old aluminium boat in Flex Paste. It’s basically paint. We used to boat for 30 minutes and have 6in of water in the bottom. Now it stays bone dry for several hours! Flex products are the real deal.

[@stanleyhape8427]

I usually get these types of things for Christmas from family. I have the tiger wrench, but it's a different brand, and I've used it multiple times. It deserves a spot in the toolbox. I have the gator grip, and it stays because at some point, I'm going to find a use for it ..someday.. I just know it. The stripped screw tap broke on first use. I've used flex tape and caulk and have been satisfied with the performance.

[@tsmngt]

This is my new favorite KZbin channel.

[@lye1559]

Where I work there is a small section filled with as seen on tv stuff, one of the items I saw on the shelf was a tabletop fire pit, that costs 40 bucks

[@kevinbrooks4993]

The gator grip works, kinda. I live in the south, so we get rust. Rust kills this thing quickly.

[@calebbigelow7556]

CRC has the same system for caulk. Equally as expensive but it's good stuff and so convenient

[@jacobcerniglia6035]

Congratulations, youre the first person i have ever seen outside of the infomercial to get the speed out to work

[@marks47]

2:25 sounds like Impact Gel. Actually a decent material. The last time I checked, they had specialized in saddles.

[@w1-em4nq]

thank you, i might actually buy that tape now

[@charitiekbyrd1]

When the video started I was going to suggest reviewing the Flex tape and then I got to the part where you did! I was so excited I didn't even think it would be on this video lol. Awesome video, keep up the great work and be safe! Happy Building 😁

[@Delusionsofgrandeur1975]

The number two reference, "Priceless"!!!!!

[@BillCamsworth]

I will say that the universal socket is absolute magic for taking off partially/mostly rounded bolts. I have used it multiple times when a bolt head is just about impossible to grab even with vise grips with no issues

[@woodandwheelz]

I received a type of speed out screw remover set, I believe it was called "The GRRRiiper" (LoL) (I'd have to go out to my tool box to check) and the Gator Grip socket, which came with it's own pouch, way back in the early 90's. I still have them both and they both work great. If I remember, I'll email you a picture of them John. Great video and God bless.

[@BudgetBuilds3]

I own the speed out and have used them A LOT for automotive use. Never failed me. Though my set looks a little different packaging wise.

[@rickwoodcock2146]

RTFI!!! The best part of the Speedout is the REVERSE flute drill bit. If properly used, most fasteners come out while you are drilling the hole. …unlike EZ Outs that drive the screw further in when drilling.

[@swp466]

On the screw extractors, you're supposed to perform both operations with the drill in reverse (so you don't have to switch back and forth). Take a look at the cutting edge on the drill portion -- it's left handed...

[@bayze2449]

Was doing a job with my neighbor and mentioned the old commercial of the gator grip, he got me one for helping him. It’s not bad, slips sometimes

[@brandonmiller7122]

I have the Tiger Wrench and have for a while now. It actually comes in handy quite a bit. I keep it in my shed where I do not keep many tools for when I need to loosen or tighten a bolt. The thing works real good, for $16 ha.

[@DasGrinch]

Both ends of the Speedouts are left-handed. The drill is reversed as well, so you don't drive the screw deeper into the material when you drill it out.

[@laurasmith2173]

Best 90s kid tv revisit ever.

[@espy0008]

I have the speed out in my box right now. Its helped remove quite a few stripped screws.

[@MasterYoist]

5:40 I have one of these. Pros: Can handle multiple nut/bolt sizes. Can be used in olace of deep sockets. Cons: The pivot often causes problems whereas ratchet with deep sockets and open end wrenches are much better.

[@ChuckWood]

When I was a mechanic, on rain days, we would go to the shop of commercial companies that didn't work on rain days (roofers etc) and do mass oil changes. I would take that spinning wrench and an strap wrench and do 12 different vehicles.

[@SALMANNATHANIMAX]

The viewer retention of this video is damn near magical. KZbinrs. LEARN FROM THIS GENIUS.