I BOUGHT £150 WORTH OF CHEAP TOOLS FROM TEMU

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"In this video, my girlfriend and I explore a £150 haul of Temu tools to find out if they live up to the hype. Temu reached out to collaborate, so we couldn’t resist putting these budget-friendly tools to the test in my new workshop. Whether you’re a seasoned DIYer or just curious about affordable tool options, you’ll be surprised by the quality we discovered. Watch to see which Temu tools are worth adding to your collection!"

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[erlingbrox]

This is the first time you've let me down, buddy. Temu should be avoided for so many reasons.

[ColT-zw]

As a retired mechanical engineer i got just one word ‘NO’.
Put that junk back in the boxes and send back with a polite note saying ‘thanks but no thanks’.
I’ve worked in heavy and light industries in the USA and the UK on Paper machines, effluent plants and high speed converting lines for 38 years so have a little insight. You can listen to or ignore me but buy cheap you buy often and just remember, its cheap for a reason buddy!
By all means use them, but you will learn the hard way.
Go look at and try some quality tools, you’ll notice the difference immediately.

[braikka]

I wouldn't buy a thing from Temu.
You might get lucky. But, I'm guessing that most of it should be put straight in the landfill

[sandy-bygk]

Shilling your viewers is bad enough and to team up with temu is even worse. Anyone with any sense would stay away from temu

[jimbobs-critters]

Most of these tools look shoddy at best, but those 'carbide' bits look like masonry bits, not for metal

[cp]

These tools will round off bolts and make life very hard for you in the garage. You’re better off to advertise and buy quality tools; Halfords, Draper, Silverline, etc, are all quite cheap but will last much longer.

[Nicknofish]

The advantages of having Temu tools are that they will be less likely to be stolen. If you had a work shop full of snap on tools, you wouldn't sleep at night! I admire your assistant. Lovely. Cheers.

[motorcyclegarage]

Anything electrical give them 2 months of use, before commenting.

[mikadavies]

I use a fair number of tools on a Construction site... Over the years, I have found Halfords Professional range to be the best fit and longest lasting.

[brian]

I always buy Halfords tools they are lifetime guarantee they are reasonably priced and they are very good. I also buy Makita Milwaukee impact guns I think these are as good as you would ever need in a lifetime. Halfords toolboxes are good as well.

[chrisktm]

TEMU tools are crap. I can’t believe thou have stooped so low. The carbide drill bits are for masonry! Not steel as stated in the description as well as the files stated mini files.

[silenceboss]

"Lets undo that bolt" proceed to tight the bolt. " It works perfectly"

First and last time here, bye

[witnesspropro]

Maybe get yourself a gimble for your camera from Temu. Watching this video gave me motion sickness 🤮

[FrugalShave]

Do not install the Temu app on your phone. It gives them too much access.

[Markycrewe]

Jesus, I don’t think half these comments realise this is YouTube, and the video is for entertainment and just to see how the tools perform 😂. Keep up with the videos bro

[robertlove]

I shop Temu and the tools have been good for Me working on My own stuff.

[alanrichardson]

The files are intended to be that size because they are needle files!

[Vteccer]

No matter what you do bud there is always someone who wants to cause aggro or get themselves on someone else's platform, you do what helps you to build the channel, don't let it get to you, love the channel

[dave]

From what I've heard of Temu it's a big hit and miss but you can get "half decent" stuff that doesn't quite match the glowing description but is often surprisingly good value and quality for what you pay.
I really wouldn't buy cheap tools though mate, I learned my lesson when I bought a cheap hammer from the only shop open on a Sunday afternoon back then and the mate who had borrowed mine was away for the weekend. Used it once on an impact driver, a smart tap rather than wellying it, a bit actually splintered off and embedded itself in my forehead, no big deal but it could just as easily gone into my eye which would have been. Better to pay good money for stuff you know won't fail, not stuff that seems to be ok, when tools fail it can be life changing, why professionals spend a lot of money on Snap On stuff.