COOL TOOLS YOU'LL WANT TO BUY

[@chichidouglas5078]

That quick load drywall taper is called a banjo, and they've been around almost as long as drywall has, and if you pay $114 for one, you're getting ripped off. You can get better ones that have a tapered wheel attachment for doing inside corners for only $50, and you can get one just like this one for $60

[@gradyrm237]

I've been an electrician for 30 years and I've NEVER seen a drywall guy use that tape/mud contraption on any jobsite. Worthless.

[@PeterTrimboli]

I'll ask what a crackhead drywaller thinks of it instead of an electrician thank you very much

[@Trollnatioon]

Electrician for 30 and only 23 years old hell yea

[@thomassciurba5323]

I will admit that a remote control for my dust collector was a game changer but I got the job done for about 1/3 of what that Milwaukee setup cost.

[@Brdacey1]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🔨 Introduction to Innovative Construction Tools - Overview of innovative construction tools. - Highlighting Spanesi Flash electric hammer features. 01:00 ⚙️ Hilti Cordless Rotary Hammer - Discussing Hilti's versatile cordless rotary hammer. - Mentioning its impact drilling range and safety features. 02:13 🏡 Specialized Siding Installation Tool - Introduction to a siding installation tool. - Emphasizing compatibility and user-friendly setup. 03:18 🏠 Drywall Joint Tool - Discussing a tool for drywall joints. - Mentioning its lightweight aluminum construction. 04:20 🪚 Efficient Drywall Sander - Presenting a drywall sander with exceptional dust control. - Highlighting its working diameter and price. 05:08 🚗 Spanesi Flash Car Dent Repair - Introduction to Spanesi Flash equipment for car dent repair. - Highlighting its design, pulling force, and price. 06:20 🛠️ Camo Decking Tool - Presenting a tool for decking professionals. - Mentioning adjustable handle and its goal of faster construction. 07:19 🔌 Versatile Brushless Tool Base - Discussing a brushless tool base for various tools. - Highlighting its compact design and purchase options. 08:21 🛠️ Handheld Riveter for Aluminum and Steel - Introduction to a handheld riveter. - Mentioning supported diameters and durability. 09:22 🏗️ OnePlus Mud Mixer - Presenting the OnePlus Mud Mixer with advanced features. - Mentioning its mixing capacity and availability. 10:31 📷 Cable Reel with Built-in Camera - Discussing a cable reel with a built-in camera for pipe inspection. - Highlighting its capabilities and self-leveling feature. 11:35 🔩 System for Fixing Standing Seams - Introduction to a system for fixing standing seams. - Mentioning its inclusion in a kit and encouraging consideration of its price. 12:48 🧱 Tile Cutter for Easy Cutting - Presenting a tile cutter for materials up to 15mm in thickness. - Mentioning its features and affordability. 13:36 🪚 Adjustable Roller Stand for Circular Saw - Discussing an adjustable roller stand for circular saws. - Highlighting its U-shaped frame and affordability. 14:19 💡 Remote-Controlled Outlet for Vacuum - Introducing a remote-controlled outlet for vacuum systems. - Mentioning its convenience and compatibility. Made with HARPA AI

[@Maleboligia]

640x480 camera is insane, there is no reason for it to be that low res for $9000. Drone's use smaller cameras.

[@tylervance0146]

Yeah if you want a sewer cam with 1080p be prepared to spend 13, 15, 20etc grand.

[@jimdonaldson2916]

​@@tylervance0146😅😅😅

[@firstnamelastname9215]

I feel like we could make our own for cheaper

[@Fronzel.Neekburm]

Thats Australia for you, a piece of metal tubing and bent sheet metal for $70. The land down under is an expensive place.

[@danielb5721]

What about the car dent tool? $900 for a ratchet, tube and wheels. It's the engineering behind the tools that cost most of the money not the materials

[@Fronzel.Neekburm]

@@danielb5721 What about them? I didn't say anything about those tools that had some level of design to them. I pointed out one tool that is way overpriced for what it is. Not much engineering in a folded piece of sheet metal, a tube, some bearings and a rod. If it did have some engineering to it, it would have tunable height adjustment not fixed holes punched in it. Australia is number 7 most expensive country to live and very expensive to visit.

[@skizztrizz4453]

Gotta love the transparency 👏🏾🗽

[@R.I.PXXX999]

So thats who threw a slushy at me that night!

[@saulogabrielmontanarorosa]

Transparency and excellent tools 🔝🔝🔝

[@saulogabrielmontanarorosa]

transparency and also the designer the 🔨⚡is very well compactly very well compact & excellent others 👌

[@marknichols5827]

sORRY THE SHEETROCK BANJO HAS BEEN AROUND FOREVER, I'VE HAD ONE FOR 25 YEARS AND HAS BEEN A GREAT HELP

[@LET_US_TALK_OPENLY]

Really cool tools

[@michaelmartin2262]

Capt. Americas vibranium hammer.

[@airfleet7916]

Was using the drywall taping tool (a banjo) 40 years ago. It's hardly a newly designed tool. There are some great ideas, though.

[@LadderBarrier]

Nice tools I think we need a bigger work shop!

[@altanika9545]

Finally a new vid, better go grab my popcorn

[@katiluschris]

25+ yrs in the drywall trade. the aluminum box that dispenses paper tape is called a Banjo. Back in the late 90's when I first started drywall we had a 13 man white boy finishing crew. we did 350+ homes a yr for over 10 yrs, We used the Banjo,5 men using banjo while 2 men wiped the tape behind them. I still use that Banjo today. the sander with vacuum attachment I have one similar but the sanding pad spins at 100-1000+ RPM

[@ApothercyCold]

I don't see how that hammer can "absorb shock" without reducing the force applied to the nail.

[@nastyfall2009]

Pls do more stuff like that! Never miss the new uploads

[@JesusTorres-qr1gz]

Very neat indeed, nice toys.

[@stevenbeckett8633]

We call the drywall tool a banjo

[@davidleis9160]

Always great to hear you tell the price after each item 😁

[@andrew_koala2974]

Always great to hear you " mention ' the price after each item Undertake an expensive reading program to increase your vocabulary and improve your knowledge of the English language. It is self-evident that your vocabulary is very limited. Do crossword puzzles to improve. You can do it. Good luck and good bye

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

@@andrew_koala2974 They tell the price after each item. His sentence is correct. Meanwhile, your character salad of a comment is an insult to English.

[@johndurrett3573]

@@andrew_koala2974 Trolls. Just cannot get away from them.

[@publicmail2]

$120 Milwaukee outlet remote, you can by of brands for $20

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video shot, keep it up, thanks for sharing:)

[@arthurspooner36]

Body shop had many of these but Commercial built since 1945.

[@bravobrk]

I have that hammer and really like it, nice design like the rubber handle. Only thing that's different about it is that unlike rounded faced hammers this one has "edges or lines" and if you strike a piece of wood at an angle unlike the rounded hammer what will leave a round dimple this one will leave a bit of an edged one but not as big.

[@john1josjohn1jos]

15 minute video to show a bunch of average every day tools and a Milwaukee remote outlet 😳

[@Doc.Holiday]

Nothing new about that drywall taping device? We used those in the 70s. It’s called a “Banjo” by drywall finishers.

[@mal6232]

Milwaukee socket €120.... Chinese rf remote socket with keyfob .. €10 delivered to your door. yep..sounds about right

[@noveltycrusade]

Honestly, the remote socket was the only thing that grab my eye. Seems like a neat idea, thanks for the heads up

[@pauly51]

Do you have link to Chinese socket?

[@bigjamie40]

@@noveltycrusade😊

[@noveltycrusade]

@@bigjamie40 👋

[@Gang-GangAy]

A couple of things are new to me and most of the tools I've already seen and used and I live in Serbia, where we are technologically behind

[@dingdongdaddy589]

Just buy a 4 pack of smart plugs for $15 and control it from your phone….

[@t0fast]

That's not how they're intended to be used. If you're making a cut, you need the vacuum turned on, make the cut, then turn it off. No one wants to do that while playing with their phone.

[@Crosshairs1329]

Cool tools… I’m in!

[@MildarValsik]

A max I'm ever willing to pay for a tool I might use a few times around the house or for 5 builds is $100. Yet if the tool does one thing decent enough $50. If it's not going to be able to be used for every screw job it's not much more than $75. However that standing up screw gun one is great and worth more than the short screw gun that auto feeds. Saving me from a chiropractor bill is more valuable. Free opinions use it before I start charging for them.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

You can buy a Milwaukee nailer and retire your hammer

[@lindonjarvis6255]

Cool

[@tinacheez1450]

Great vid, keep it up guys!

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY TZ

[@dgulssmith4063]

The channel is a drug, once you get into a video there is no going back

[@kellwng]

Wow $114.00 for a joint banjo, that not even called a banjo anymore. Most of these tools are expensive, but I have used this one importuned tool everyone can use and it will only cost you $0.21, its called a pencil

[@fhclappen8595]

Hilti cordless hamer drill is very convenient. However, when battery the expire, it is imposable to get a replacement. Or it is totaly unafordable if you do find it. Rendering it totaly useless.

[@ghost6500]

Interesting video... But the background music sucks! Tuning it down would be a great improvement.

[@axemastersinc3269]

3:30 That is a Bango invented in 1939.

[@2AWolfe]

That drywall atoer is called a banjo. Not new

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Praktisch

[@DoubleD72]

Ryobi is From China. Not Japan.

[@christiang.9485]

Zum Glück bin ich schon so alt, dass ich nicht mehr jeden Irrsinn auf der Welt verstehen muss. Bei manchen Tools kann man sich nur an den Kopf langen, bei anderen wo man zumindest einen Sinn darin sieht, da ist der Preis einfach total überzogen - also ich bin nicht geizig, aber für das Geld kann man sich die Teile "schnitzen lassen"

[@EvanIsmail4115]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kingabdolbig4306]

Wrong information. Yello Ryobi is not from Japan but it is from the USA. we don't have in japan this kind of Ryobi

[@steventurner8428]

What is limited in the limited life time warranty and in what country will this limited warranty apply. No I didn't get past the first hammer. Like most currant technologies they are designed to FAIL and as they are single use only unrepairable.

[@hadenoughofthisBS]

6:06 $800 where??? It's $4000 everywhere I have seen.

[@roppa789]

Cut the squeaky voice.

[@TadaStudiosvideos]

what is the background music of the mud mixer part of the video?

[@Memeperson-d2j]

Ah ok

[@stensballe3683]

i would buy? this is toys for ppl i eould employ

[@th3d3vil08]

Stiletto hammers are better

[@apsuaha]

Ryobi may be a Japanese company, but it's N America factory is in South Carolina.

[@theone-ou3gd]

There chinese from TTI same as milwaukee and rigid. Makita and metabo htp are japanese

[@jrzyxe]

Only thing in this video that seems useful was the hammer everything else seemed like a gimmick or was waaaay overpriced for what it was

[@michaelchristianson-m6n]

7:07 if you made the effort to neatly setup every screw like that then you may as well just fucking drill the screw down lmfao

[@playdg]

Ryobi is from Japan? I think that's the one 1st world country TTI doesn't even have an office in.

[@saulogabrielmontanarorosa]

🔝🔝

[@daveallen63]

Cool and all but there is nothing new, just redesigned tools that have been around. Not really impressed.

[@roberttorres8477]

Ryobi is not Japanese that offensive to them

[@roofer6534]

lie its 89 dollors

[@JeffRL1956]

Any particular reason why the narration sounds so patronising and condescending?

[@t0fast]

It's AI naration used on many videos. As to why you feel it sounds that way, you need to look inward...

[@sameftek9799]

Dutch accent?

[@majki6262]

🦊

[@bobmanp8653]

this wasnt very good

[@aaroncapricorn5867]

8:15 and half of their contributions are masked, facades, fakes, short cuts, non-existent

[@t0fast]

It's a chinese company... not India. As far as place of manufacture, they're made in a handful of countries.

[@LetsSeeFastHowYouGo]

ryobi is from India not japan

[@glitchyboyg7409]

Fourth!

[@tribounty1392]

Annnnd yet i don't want to buy any of these. You must be running out of content

[@ysagas]

You’re a gamer you don’t have a use for these

[@tribounty1392]

@ysagas lol I've been a multicraft technician for 15 years kid. PLCs, relay logics, robotics, machining, fabrications, welding, pipe fitting, mechanical troubleshooting. And I say again. None of these are useful or there are better versions.