I Found The Best Home Depot Black Friday Deals!

Check out the best Home Depot Black Friday deals that I snagged this year! From small cordless tools to woodworking shop essentials, I got everything at unbeatable prices. Get ready to save big this Black Friday!

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[Danilyn_Livao]

Great haul! You really scored some amazing deals this year! 💯 I love seeing how these tools will improve your projects! Keep up the awesome work—love what you share!

[rta]

Love the humor; especially the dig at bourbon moth.

[aball]

Brian, I've been a big fan of your channel almost since the beginning. You've come a long way since then.
Cheers

I also want to say to everyone out there that no matter how long you've been doing something you can always learn.

I've had a clamp on fan for a few years and I never thought about using it to blow away dust on tools.

[RayandSandysWoodworking]

This is why I love your channel, you look for bargains for us that don't have a lot of money to spend on expensive tools. I know you have some but you also show us little guy's a cheaper alternative. Thank you very much!

[waynegammon]

Hi Brian.
Hope things are well with you and your family.
I'm sending you seasonal greetings, hope have a wonderful Xmas an a happy new year.
Yours with kind regards, Wayne from Cornwall, UK.

[kenerickson]

Glad you took my suggestion to get the Bessey clamps. I have 3 sets and a friend went to get some last week after I told him about them.

[jimrosson]

Great video as always Bryan and great tools I’ve bought them clamps the last couple of years they work great for small projects. Happy holidays to you and your family

[hansangb]

@11:00 I thought the bits went the other way. But it's been a while. Also, I do remember using the bigger bit to "bite" worked for me. Back in the days, I blamed the tool/screw because I didn't know I was supposed to be square to the wood when screwing in :)

[clifblanchard]

I’ve used the speedout for years, you have to apply a lot of pressure and go slow to get the stripped screw out. It generally works for me, but not every time. Great video!

[adam-qfvz]

Great love to see some home Americans have some amazing size houses!!

[johnstangel]

Brian you need to try the Milwaukee flip knife with the 3 extra tools attached to it. A Phillips bit, a flat bit, and a 1/4 inch socket, plus it flips out and retracts by pushing the button on the side it's a super handy tool.

[jaredvandyke]

I also love the clamps deal. I bought 2 packs of 4 last year on sale and use them often

[jeramiahshastid]

Definitely want to see remodeling videos. Happy holidays. SEMPER FI

[michaelhinson]

Holy crap! You are wasting away dude! The progress is fantastic 🤛🏻 plus you are finding us great deals pity I can’t utilise them over here in the uk😂.keep up the great content oh and tell cuz he’s mellowing 😅

[jaredvandyke]

I have 2 sets of the speed out bits and like them. I couldn’t tell from the video, when you were doing step 1 and drilling them out, were you in reverse? A common mistake is to use the bits like a normal drill bit and use it going forward. These you drill in reverse so when you go to back out the screw in step 2, it screws into the head and then backs out the screw.

[attheworktable]

Hey where do you find that password logbook? I need one of those LOL - Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Black Friday!

[johnrice]

I’m interested fer sure in the knife.👍👍

[williamwilson]

When you first drilled it out did you run the drill in reverse.

[tpp]

That speed out really works, but you have to use a hammer drill and use low setting speed. I’ve had a lot of success with that speed out screw and nail. Both mechanical and construction work.

[alexcollins]

Nice one B, BTW those speed outs should work, we use them all the time in the automotive industry. Some brands are better than others but the only difference I have seen is the longevity of them. We call them them "easy outs" Not sure what was wrong with yours, may try a cobalt drill bit instead.