10 BEST INVENTIONS FOR YOUR GARAGE

1) 3D Wheel Alignment Stand(Preview)

2) Jemms Nutrunner (Preview)

3) Car Bench UL-300 (Preview)

4) BlueCave Storage System (Preview)

5) AHCON DSL3500 Double Scissor Lift

6) Equalizer™ TSK710 Terminator

7) WDT-250 Water Drain Cleaning Tool

8) Laser Tools CV Bootgun

9) Febi joint play tester

10) REMA TIP TOP

11) Wheel Slogger

12) Mini-Ductor® Venom® HP

13) Strut Coil Spring Compressor Tool

00:00 - AHCON DSL3500 Double Scissor Lift
00:56 - BlueCave Storage System
01:47 - REMA TIP TOP
02:37 - WDT-250 Water Drain Cleaning Tool
03:27 - 3D Wheel Alignment Stand
04:22 - Jemms Nutrunner
04:54 - Wheel Slogger
05:39 - Mini-Ductor® Venom® HP
06:29 - Strut Coil Spring Compressor Tool
07:10 - Car Bench UL-300
08:02 - Equalizer™ TSK710 Terminator
08:57 - Laser Tools CV Bootgun
09:52 - Febi joint play tester

[sagevishwamitra]

let's appreciate the brains and creation of such tools and devices. And realize that it is all worth the price and show appreciation to the people who took the time, energy, and wisdom to make the tools and equipment. They are priceless. And we should understand that the price is more than worth it, l am sure.

[henrlima]

Product description: "European advanced technology"
Name on the lift: "xinkong"
Sounds legit 🤣

[dgulssmith]

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

[boblamb]

I'm a retired heavy truck mechanic. I build rat rods and hot rods. I still use the floor jack and jack stand method with no problem. There are many lifts and other things out there that would be cool to own but the cost for the home hobbyist makes this one made in Denmark a bad investment due to the cost. My guess is this lift is 5 figures. Achon won't provide online pricing but i found a similar lift that has nearly the same spec's sells for $22, 700.00. Not exactly for the weekend warrior that works for a living.

[anthonygorham]

I do like the idea of the safety pins. Although when the threads sheer off and the spring flies out those tiny metal strands probably won’t do much. But it did make me feel better while watching the video.

[tobygathergood]

I have one of those induction heaters. They work really well and save a LOT of time. I have a floor mounted strut compressor which also works very well. That one is nice and portable though.

[Hugo_Furst]

Check your ball joints with a shovel: Jack up the lower control arm, close to the ball joint, so tire is approx one inch off the floor. Slide a spade shovel under the tire and pump up down. Do 9-3 check with your hands. The weight is off the ball joints and makes moving the wheel easy and you can hear/see if they need replacing. The shovel is a lever. Set your camera under the car to see the ball joint movements. I have a 89 Mercedes 560 and works just fine...😀🤔.

[TheCreedBratton]

half of these seem gimmicky, the others are too expensive

[kennethbryson]

Since I am a mechanic myself I will be honest a lot of this is very impressive but the process is just hard to deal with honestly but it's nice to see that people are still innovating on to the mechanic field since everything is now gonna be electric soon enough And by the way I'm from South Carolina so how are you all do one lol there aint no fun if I don't put my country in it and that Yahoo just kind of does it by the way text zone you do a great job on your videos I watch you every day different videos I'm going from your very 1st to up-to-date I love everything you do man cause I'm in the EDC and everything else like that It's just great to see somebody who looks out for the innovation of everyday people that should be spread world wide

[mplscarsales]

Y’all should put x4 of those scissor lifts together at same time for pick up trucks and heavy vechiles would be more stable and prevent tipping .

[noneshere]

The body shop lift & puller was the best.
I remember lugging the old heavy wheeled cross elbow frame and body pullers around the shop. If they slipped sometimes while a hydraulic chain puller was tightening : your life would flash before your eyes like a bomb went off.

[tawnihaynie]

Excellent my friend. I'm actually interested in a couple of them. Take care and stay safe.

[freddykruger]

Most of those are good in theory..not so much in the field x)

[benliu]

The powerbuilt if people complain about scratching the shock springs and related parts, I would recommend coming up with some rubber boots on the contacting surfaces of the powerbuilt, so not only it removes the complaint, but at the same time it adds value to the product.

[StreetMotorriders]

Thanks for sharing your amazing video. Good work my friend. 👍👍.

[adamwest]

5:40 similar tool I have. It’s just coil heater to water, for 8 $, and it actually works on rusty screws.

[merlinmagnus]

9:00 So it's basically a pneumatic Pearl of Anguish. Ouch!

[williamscoggin]

There was maybe one item in this video that was practical as far as cost and effectiveness. There is already low cost procedures and tools to do the same things that all of these gadgets did. But as marketing goes, when you're selling worldwide there's always enough people to keep you in business buying your product you don't care how much something cost and haven't really ever used the tried and true things that are used every day for pennies to a couple of hundred bucks.

[alsimeone]

Wher can we purchase achon scissor lift. Thank u

[DougBe]

I need almost everything in this video.