USED TOOL SHOPS IN JAPAN ARE UNDERATED!

Everyone goes car parts hunting in Japan but what about tools? There are lots of used tool shops all around Japan. You can always find something there for a bargain!
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[@Lasenggo]

Buying tools is like a slippery slope, you start off with a drill and next thing you know your garage is full of tools that's waiting for something you can use it for 😂

[@Driftjp]

My biggest problem I buy tools and don't even have a garage.

[@Trafficcontrol16]

It’s an awesome problem to have

[@robertharvey7392]

He who dies with the most tools wins!

[@JimLake.Junior]

This is literally what happened to me lol

[@bobbg9041]

50 years of tools, my 800 square foot basement is full, and so is my 550 square foot garage.

[@arandomcallsign]

The converted prices to USD was really useful!!

[@heydigighost]

the way sam's accent made "pawn shop" sound worried me for a second lol

[@_JulianC_]

lol I 100% heard porn shop 🤣 but then it clicked that it was pawn shop

[@FirstLastOne]

Well, technically it's a 'Tool Porn Shop' for most people I know. 🤣😂😆

[@vortex69pt]

Well, to be fair, it IS a "porn shop for tools". What? No one else spent the video going "Oh, yeah..." "Ohohoh...I like that!", etc.?

[@zuraki5231]

so glad you actually went to a shop for us this is awesome

[@PandorasFolly]

10000% shits awesome

[@joshdane5657]

Japan makes some good tools like vessel,tone,ktc,nepros,koken,engineer pliers and more. I like this video. I'd like to see Japanese tool box tour!

[@ciaranMartin06]

Them prices are an absolute steal man

[@danking6446]

some are for sure! but i noticed a lot of the clean power tools are only 20-25% savings compared to new & warrantied buying in Japan

[@ShikiKaze]

The PP200D is the BIG D Hole Puncher. Can punch 8mm thick steel plates. $800 is a steal compared to over $3k after tax for a new one, used one are around $1,300.

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

a drill can put holes through thick steel and only costs a fraction of that, why would anyone pay that amount for a tool that is also much heavier?

[@marceildoelfjunio4397]

I love that Toyota Hiace van in the start of the video lol

[@sorensenDKuki]

I would be in there every week spending my paycheck. Old school Makita stuff that is still made in Japan, oof. Most of the stuff we get here is from China now. I have to special order the good stuff from Japan sometimes cause they just last longer. But that is the nature of the beast, to produce stuff for cheaper to get more sales now. Everything is plastic parts now also, cheaper and lighter is not always better. Look for the pink Makita cordless stuff 👀

[@xzedwordx]

Holy shit, I'd be in there every pay day as well.

[@user-iw2gj9gk4j]

Bcs Makita corporation build their own factories and choose to manufacture in china, some are manufactured by third party pay less for for cheaper parts but pass those tools in quality control inspections and if they are failed those ends up in resale markets too.

[@erlindahugo435]

can I ask where is that shop? I really want to go there , and it's holiday now here in Japan so I think I can travel😂 please?

[@isickofit]

Those woodworking tools had me. Japanese steel and woodcraft in one..

[@chrisehmke9530]

Thanks Sam! It was great to see the used tool shop. It would be awesome to see the bigger shop as well.

[@davidmcinerney4943]

Please do more tool shop reviews in Japan! Great video!

[@davidyarbrough2197]

That's awesome they do that in Japan. Closest thing in the US is pawn shops and those aren't always deals. 21:20

[@bobbg9041]

13:11 its a reamer, it can be used on a mill, or a very accurate drill press it is to size a hole and make it round most holes are slightly egg shaped from a drill bit just the way they cut but if your making precession parts you need a remer to stay in tolerance. These deffently should not be stored loose in a box it will dull them also. They should be stored in a cardboard tube. Or plastic tube. You can also use them on a lathe.

[@AverageJoeBuilds]

Pp200d is a giant hole puncher- at first i thought it was only avaliable in other countries but its here in America too

[@scottloersch555]

​@@brandonsmith3029they are $3200 here in Australia

[@multishit6664]

punchin' giant holes daily with my pp200d

[@UkStiggy]

The PP290 is a steel hole pinsj4 and is £1600 new here in the UK

[@harlanborders943]

Wish there was some stores in the U.S. like that. Dam pawn shops are a rip off here priced higher than new or just plain junk.

[@danielridenour8626]

The Hitoki is the same a Hitachi and in the US is now called Metabo HPT. The 53,000 jpy impacts are $344 usd. In the US a Metabo HPT 1/4 impact, charger and 2 small batteries is $180

[@hankhank3129]

These adventure videos are the best! So much cool stuff!

[@mitchellemmett1780]

I watched an American youtuber compare an American bought makita tool and a Japanese bought makita tool, and apparently, the Japanese bought tool is built way better and performs much better also.

[@AlexKall]

If it was project farm he just had different models. The Japanese one was a newer model, hence why it performed better. He's been made aware of it but he doesn't seem to care to make a sticky comment or make a note of it in the description. Japan however gets the new models before the rest of the world, and by quite the margin.

[@faizanahmadahmad9155]

As American is Chinese made 😂

[@N1rOx]

@@AlexKall Could have been Torque Test Channel who tested the Makita Impact Driver made in Japan vs non-Japan. He found that the Japanese model performed better.

[@AlexKall]

@@N1rOx can you link it? I can't find any such video.

[@AlexKall]

@@N1rOx I did find a test on the TD172 but he referenced the "US equivalent" XDT16, which is the previous model. The US equivalent to the TD172 (DTD172 in Europe) would have been XDT19, which wasn't released at that time, Makita tools are always released first in Japan. You can get TD173 in Japan now, you can not get that model elsewhere yet (unless they have just released it and I've missed it). The next model will generally be better than the previous model. It would be equivalent to comparing a Milwaukee Gen 3 to a Gen 4 and saying the Gen 4 was better than the Gen 3 because it was made in the US (example), it was better because it was a newer model. The difference to Project Farm is that that Torque Test Channel acknowledges they are not the same model but a new and an old model in the pinned comment, something Project Farm, last time I checked, has refused to do.

[@OneIdeaTooMany]

When I moved to Japan, I shipped most of my tools there... Everything except the power tools and battery chargers because Japan is 100v. While I did buy second hand tools online, I don't think I came across one of these places. Cool video!

[@interceptor7905]

100 or 110V?

[@grapsorz]

what i actually miss now is a good set of Japanese style cross screw drivers. it's used for carbs etc.

[@joshdane5657]

Jis screwdriver is nice. That japanese industrial standard it's actually different than a regular Phillips in the USA. I ain't had any more problems getting Honda rotors off since I found out what a #3 jis vessel impacta screwdriver or bit does!

[@grapsorz]

@@joshdane5657 yes you need the right tool.. here a set of 3-4 of those screwdrivers is 50-60$ here.

[@marvikenplowingandracing4668]

13:09 reamer, holes (after bore) to like 0,01mm clearances(/steps), nothing like it, but only one size like 14,53 most of the time (made to size, per application, from the factory).

[@scoobysean555]

5:38 that's a nibbler for thick steel

[@scottloersch555]

20mm hole punch for steel and are $3000 Australian new

[@wobblysauce]

Yep, they are great.

[@dR1Ugz]

13:28 Reamers yup! You dont have to use them in a mill. You can absolutely use those in a tap handle

[@trub420]

The fact that you can leave the music in is awesome. I'm actually jamming to that.

[@maxi4492]

My old 2003 & 2006 Hitachis laugh at those babies.

[@PandorasFolly]

Steal on the bandsaw blades. You asked about prices in the states. All the corded tools and hand tools and bits etc are great deals. I want those wood working tools. Battery Makita stuff, the prices are like 15%-40% off. But no warranty A lot of the makita prices are hard to judge because makita has so many tools that look exactly the same but like one driver will submersible or for use around High voltage or have a much better motor and be more expensive. Also we in the US get a much smaller selection of Makita tools than everywhere else and the JDM tools are made to Slightly higher standard. Example that black camo drywall driver I don't think is available at all in the US except through

[@dusanmilojevic3017]

I can buy at that price any time in Serbia,expensive premium tools (brand new) at half store price.

[@allanmaccaul1465]

Big Makita PP200D is a hole punch that retails at $2900- in Australia

[@christopherharris6005]

Awesome video as always Sammit. Definitely we would love to see a bigger second hand tool shop.

[@SuPrAmAd101]

seems expensive for used. Brand new units in the uk for £60 for impacts and £100 ish for drills. Brand new batteries are around £45-60 for 5ah

[@TEEGEEAYE]

In nz a makita 18v drill and impact driver kit 2x 5.0ah and charger will set you back $729.00

[@SuPrAmAd101]

@@TEEGEEAYE wow! Ive seen kits with the impact and drill go for £300 max

[@multishit6664]

$77 to $130 usd?? for what some chinese pos? lmao. This is japan made makita dingus.

[@harlanborders943]

Yeah I have noticed that UK seems to get better deals than any other countries.

[@uuhhhjacob]

Doppppee! I love to see new content, especially when it’s unique stuff like this…also relatable cuz I enjoy finding steals here in the thrift shops in America . Thanks Sam!

[@brendensiebert3518]

I love that you allways listen to the comments. Best jdm Chanel on KZbin!!!! Also love when you do the vending machine stuff too!

[@markargentine6259]

On a used tool when I see made in Japan. I get excited

[@interloperdrones1172]

4:20 buy it.. and get a bedroom attachment. Your wife will love it I garentee 😂

[@travisstamp7428]

Ahhhh...a man of culture 😂

[@interloperdrones1172]

@@travisstamp7428 😂😂👌

[@LIL_GOATUK]

I just found this video on the playlist

[@rodrigomorales4334]

Bros from the past 💀

[@mrlithium69]

Yes the pricing is really good compared to the US. we wish we had something like this. compare to the US where they are probably destroying all old tools and/or throwing them away for insurance instead.

[@roddtober8945]

The other coloured Makita impact drivers at 18:10 look so good wish they sold them in other countries.

[@AlexKall]

They do sell some of them elsewhere at certain times, but not that often. I've seen red, yellow and black mostly.

[@PedalandTrek]

That PP200D is a hole puncher. It is really impressive.

[@robertrada4783]

The mish mash tool bins at American resale shops sure as hell don’t have anything close to KTC sockets.

[@OllamhDrab]

(Bit of a pro tip: The bigger sockets get, the less likely the difference between metric and SAE even matters. )

[@turbro7185]

Do they use snap on and matco in Japan ?

[@ragerbomblife]

Great prices on pretty much all of those items....a huge selection there....would enjoy seeing more

[@Jofunukun]

A lot of the rusty or worn tools can be cleaned up, even dull ones can be made sharp again..

[@SpeedySpartan]

Damn a shop like this in the US would NOT help my tool addiction lol. This was a sick video and it's cool to see all the Hikoki tools over there, since here in the US they're called MetaboHPT and we don't get a lot of their lineup... Love the brand and the feel of their tools though!

[@BOOSTEDLCS1327]

You can actually buy the 71cc or 63cc grass cutter and use the engine for the go ped so that it can keep up within the power band

[@orionpaillette1398]

You have more info about the builds ? Thanks

[@kilobravo584]

This was awesome love these videos!!!!

[@pollyskirt1]

Yes more of this please Sam ,good content .

[@mick0matic]

i wonder if the HILTI products are any cheaper, cant imagine. Wish they sold purple Makita everywhere

[@jasonpetrich4141]

Those makitas going for 80 bucks there are $300 USA prices with 1 battery that place is like name brand harbor freight you have a gold mine right there in tools at those prices !!!! Thats crazy low

[@FrancoGio]

Good video, and you should go check out some of the rc drifting around there 👍pretty sure there's quite a few places

[@kkainaluu808]

We’re in Japan is this shop?

[@OceanicGyogō]

Nakabuchi Tsuyoshi casually playing in the background 🤭😅😂

[@Altered.Images]

I have an issue with going to flea markets and seeing tools and going “I could use that one day”

[@wroth26]

Alot of the prices are much better than where I live for used tools

[@melvinbrumski1446]

Sam don’t sleep on them wood working tools!

[@alessandrofirmani700]

its insane they even come with 6 months warranty!!

[@spoid54]

The PP200D is a cordless hole puncher, never heard of one but sounds cool

[@davidd15b]

do a fishing gear one

[@cblack1863]

That Makita PP200D is a big hole puncher. $3400 CAD New!

[@jordanfromthewaikato]

We used to have a second hand shop. Owner heavily inflated the prices to the point he was charging new prices for used goods. I wouldn’t mind buying tools at that price. Save me a lot of money.

[@Born_Texan]

That heavy makita PP200 is for punching holes in up to 1/4 inch thick metal. Brand new ones cost like 3K usd.

[@eve9n857]

see alot of them in sunday carboot sales in England (mostly stolen)

[@FirstLastOne]

Maybe times are tough in parts of the world but for used prices, those are average to high when I can get NEW for nearly the same or less of the same brand/model or DeWALT, Milwaukee, Bosch, Makita, Hitachi/HPT, etc. I was clearly expecting better prices for used when you said "INSANE" but I'm guessing you meant insanely high for used. 😄😆

[@multishit6664]

Its Makita dude.. you cant buy any of that stuff here for those prices..no idea what you're on about.. look up the price of a Japanese made makita drill

[@thedjkay]

Milwaukee is a Chinese brand it won't have a big change in Japan, especially if they have Makita and Hikoki

[@LeftOversTTV]

Yes more tool stores please!

[@SkipJack666]

Damn this is basically every dad dream house

[@nothinghere1996]

tool workers collect tools. You are at heaven's gate.

[@AuralioCabal-nl8gi]

Japanese Corded tools would bec220 V and 50 Hz I would think , so you need a transformer for North Americans , but cordless ones use 12V to 18V just get American chargers. some of the cordless tools are cheaper used here in my Pawnshops in Canada,example a Makita1/4 Impact Driver or Drill about $100 with a battery Charger extra$40, a Makita Grinder @120 with battery. But the Makita tools here in Canada might be Made in China, as most tools are now MIC., no matter the brand.

[@cenonsvlogs]

Japanese tools are rated AC 100-110 volts..

[@buildingfilming]

This place looks like a dream!

[@jdmnizmo]

Prices weren't bad. New and used pretty comparable. Especially with our bidennomics, prices never went down.

[@Odd_Redneck]

So if jimmy and the bois go back to ebisu they need to pack up here

[@AzN_devil]

95% makita tools bought in japan are better than the ones they export. used tools pricing on ebay is ridiculous imo, might as well buy new in most cases except for the ones that gets sold from "home depot return pallets". the pricing is relatively high at least compared to what i have access to. these shops are great if you need a random tool that you will only use once or twice then gets stored away/trashed though. either way looks like i should visit one of these stores next time when i go to japan. thanks!

[@AlexKall]

What is your source for "95% makita tools bought in japan are better than the ones they export."?

[@Ozlozcircuitresearch]

The best thing for scrubbing tyres is an old wheel balancer just hook the motor up to constant power and use a wood lathe tool just like a wood lathe you will have to make an adjusable tool stand

[@alternervnich9418]

This is accually pretty good Quality stuff. You cant compare this to amazon prices accually

[@derrickfencer]

Italian dude here, prices are very good especially for small bits compared to us. At the moment I could buy some new cheap decent Chinese power tools for the same price of a used Makita there, but I would prefer to rock some good used power tools instead of some unbranded shit.

[@Shushiknow]

I like Japan but its too far away for a tool shopping spree and I can find similar stores in florida.

[@justin.john.hranyczny]

As a makita fan from the states it’s awesome to see all the Japan market tools. Is there any reputable stores for new makita in Japan that will ship to the states?

[@alexb.1320]

a certain tool forum has a few people that utilize amazon japan as an easy source since translation isn't an issue. it should default to showing you only items that will ship to us over here.

[@graham6137]

Isn't most of Japan 220v? ​@@alexb.1320

[@SilentCanary]

Can you ship stuff back home while on vacation? And if so, what’s the process and price on that? Thanks bro

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

I'd love to see tours of places that sells knicks tool belts fujia vessel studs from a usa non translated view. I watch electrical work tuber all the time but alot can be lost in subtitles and translation. They love our usa tools but I want to see there's since I'm already importing what I can already. I wanna know how much a proper knicks tool belt cost at least.

[@lindsaybrown7357]

I believe the Makita and Hikoki tools in Japan are Japanese made, whereas the overseas markets are supplied by their Chinese factories. The pricing on the battery tools didn't seem to be much different than what I'd pay in Melbourne.

[@AlexKall]

It depends on the model where it's made. There are also factories in Europe.

[@jeanious2009]

That’s tool heaven, everything gets a second or third or fourth chance to operate for another owner.

[@djdeaf13]

I dont get why they have a used tool store, why dont people use it till it wears out or stop working? Also, the major tool shop Bauhaus in Europe sells allen keys and sockets in singles. So if you only need an 7mm allen key, you can buy that.

[@bhartissimo]

Thanks for the video. Where's this tool shop that you showed us?

[@howardsimpson489]

For $NZ, divide by 100 (shift decimal point two figures to the left) then add 10%.

[@howardsimpson489]

Japan power tools 100 volt, not world standard.

[@peter-pg5yc]

If you need an old tool ebay and i didnt even leave home. Some never used. No flight required..

[@sethpinson4694]

Id love to go shopping in that store!

[@blackadder1966]

The "cheap" tools outside imo aren't that cheap. I've seen new tools only a few dollars more. Yes cheap brands, but with at least 1 years warranty as a minimum. For example here in Australia you can buy a jigsaw for $30Au which is $19.50 usa.

[@trackdaze9184]

Couldn't find a single slide hammer on Amazon for "like 200 dollars". The majority were cheaper than the 6000yen one on the wall. Put down the crack pipe.

[@turmlette]

That mikita thing is for cutting re bar

[@donnavillanueva1995]

those KTC sockets, damn.. these tools are mostly made in Japan, only fews from china

[@jaydenspick1602]

Bruh I think it’s probably cheaper to fly to Japan buy a bunch of tools and come home 😂 after a sick trip in Japan

[@ls_812]

Makita PP200D - Hole puncher

[@patrickcardon1643]

Love rummaging through second hand stores ... problem is restraining oneself from not buying everything that looks interesting

[@codustv1465]

the makita one you are confused about is a rebar cutter

[@keithrepton2937]

We've got a used tool in Britain it's loosely known as a prime minister, no fookin use whatsoever.

[@wiengs1480]

To much for second if open all maybe impresif

[@janernstd9842]

More used store shops in Japan tour

[@carlsneyd1315]

Will be great to see more used tool places

[@Dk_Velo]

the makita pp200d New is around $2,600 usd before taxes lmao