13 COOL TOOLS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT BEFORE

1) Adjustable Ratcheting Socket Tool (Preview)

2) Quadsaw (Preview)

3) 3M™ Hand-Masker™

4) Man Saver

5) SP QuickFlow

6) Eibenstock EDB 480.1

7) DECKPRO

8) Prestacycle TorqRatchet (Preview)

9) SALI DRILL PLATE CUTTER

10) OLFA SK-16

11) MARSHALLTOWN Heavy Duty Dual Scraper

12) Rapid PRO R19 Hamertacker

13) TerraTrencher

00:00 - SP QuickFlow
01:04 - Eibenstock EDB 480.1
01:55 - Quadsaw
02:52 - OLFA SK-16
03:50 - Man Saver
04:48 - DECKPRO
05:43 - Prestacycle TorqRatchet
06:38 - Adjustable Ratcheting Socket Tool
07:27 - 3M™ Hand-Masker™
08:23 - SALI DRILL PLATE CUTTER
09:09 - MARSHALLTOWN Heavy Duty Dual Scraper
09:54 - Rapid PRO R19 Hamertacker
10:48 - TerraTrencher

[rhino]

The drill pump has been around for many many years. I have had one for at least 15 yrs.

[rafaelterrazas]

THE HAMMER STAPLER HAS BEEN AROUND FOR YEAR'S. I USED ONE FOR ROOFING 20 YEAR'S AGO. I WOULD STAPLE BLACK TAR PAPER ON THE ROOF BEFORE LAYING THE TILE DOWN.

[spidermight]

A drill-operated pump has been around for decades, at a much cheaper price than this one.

[johnrobi]

Can't imagine how many phone lines and fiber optic cables you could slice in half with the terra trencher.

[selador]

1. For almost as long as there have been power drills, there have been simple little drill powered pumps that cost less than 50 dollars... 2. That is a hedge trimmer with a different blade. Figure out the blade, and you'll have the saw for a small percentage of the cost. 9. That tape/paper 'dispenser', is a paint masker, and has been around for at least 40 years. 11. Floor scrapers have been around for centuries. That said, the one shown is a very good deal! 12. Hammer stapler. Been around for at least 50 years.

[thardyryll]

3M Hand Masker? Had mine for 20 years and they weren’t new then. If you didn’t know about that one you’ve never been in a hardware store. And that adjustable socket head thing? Just the deal for tight spaces….right. What is notable about so many of these devices is their obvious drawbacks. Take the tool for drilling screws at an angle into deck boards: Even many hardwoods will quickly split when fasteners take such a small bite of the edge of the board. And that drill-powered wallboard cutter is suitable only for old work boxes, which account for an imperceptible fraction of box installations. Olfa makes nice cutting devices but I bet the fancy blades for the knife here cost way more than the norm, assuming you can find them.

[misterl]

Didn’t see anything I can’t live without. And many have been around for years!!

[stevelabranche]

I have that 3M Hand Masker. When using sprayers it is most definitely a time saver.

[craigmonteforte]

Hammer Staplers have been around for many years, they have been used for installing Insulation, TarPaper onto Roofs and many other items in the Building trades i helped building Homes in the 1970s and 80s and we used them a lot they have also had Pumps that operate D by Drills for transferring liquids since the 1970s that have standard GardenHose connections on them so that you dont need to Purchase Propierty hoses with the Pumps manufactured fittings like the one that was shown in this video

[joelgonzales]

For those who think it's better And faster to do the work manually. You've obviously never worked an entire day of manual labor. You see the thing about manual labor is that you usually have to get up the next morning and do it all over again.

[myperspective]

That square cut tool for outlets is pretty cool.👍

[dax]

A bunch of these have been around for years. That stapler I owned 20 years ago!

[thomasfernholz]

Excellent. The quadsaw: a great UK solution to a problem that countries with smarter standards don't have...

[terrytenley]

Wow very high priced tools here.. nuts..

[TJ-siug]

There is nothing new about the slap staplers, they have been around for many many years, in fact I can't remember a time that they didn't exist😂😂😂.

[YOU_CANT_BE_THAT_STUPID]

For a post driver we used a large hammer drill with a sleeved pipe welded to a broken bit shaft and a 6 ft. ladder.

[tags]

A $10 ice chipper works great for taking up flooring.

[daneapeterson]

Must of these tools have been around for decades and at a much cheaper price than you’re quoting.

[Ghost]

The deckpro is handy, but it won't work on treated lumber cause you don't gap treated decking boards .

[Biffo]

The reciprocating saw has been around for decades too and mine has 4 blades. We have been using pneumatic reciprocating saws in the UK since the 1960's; the Cengar saw.

The hammer tacker too has been around for decades too. A favourite of carpet fitter.