Testing The WORST Drill Attachments From Amazon!

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[TC-they]

In terms of the chainsaw having no bar oil either the manufacturer didn't think it would last long enough to require bar oil or they assume that blood would be a good enough lubricant.

[petermuller]

The "machine gun" attachment is for drywalling where you have to put in multiple screws one handed (with one hand holding the board in place). They're actually a lot of fun to use, when they are properly set up/or aren't garbage like the one in the video.
There are even some that use drum magazines so the screws don't get in the way!

[briangereau]

No idea how Tyler still has all his fingers at this point.

[timsawyer]

Why am I always so damn happy to see a new video posted of this guy playing around in his garage with cheap 'as seen on tv' kinds of products? haha

[Totalfailure]

Pretty sure that machine gun screw attachment is for drywall. See guys use them often and would make sense to leave that 8th of an inch or so out otherwise it would plow through the drywall completely.
Great vid!

[andrewapplegarth]

On the last one, you might just have a deeper chuck than it was designed for. I'm curious if it would have worked better if you pulled the long screwdriver bit out half an inch or so.

[drewanderson]

Tyler that screw gun attachment is for hanging drywall most drywall screw guns are on full power and just fed as you did the last run. It obviously isn't set right for the depth. I've used one and there amazing rather than holding every screw by hand the gun is a life saver. Revisit this gun and hang some drywall so you can see the beauty of the drywall screw gun. I don't know how you were able to buy the attachment and not see the word drywall in the description lol. Other than that I might get the metal cutting attachment. That looks cool

[thatguybrody]

you know, the most surprising thing about this episode was tyler being exited to see instructions.

[oOooOooOo]

My favorite part of Tyler's videos are the comments from tradespeople explaining how to actually use the tools.

[jw]

I recommend the sheet metal cuter attachment made by dewalt. It works great for what I used it for which was a 12 gauge aluminium sheet of metal. So much better than tin snips.

[TwelveBadgersInASuit]

The fact that you were able to uze any of theze things without severely injuring yourself actually makes them way better than I was expecting.

[HO-bndk]

19:30 "I'm gonna stop there before it breaks." A glowing recommendation indeed!

[mrhalfstep]

On the chain saw, maybe the washer is for the single screw that locks down the blade. It would give it more surface area and more "grip". As for bar lube, a little oil of any kind usually works fine on these electric type saws. They don't move very fast, therefore they don't generate much heat and, because they spin so slow, they don't throw the oil off like a gasoline saw. That means they don't require constant re-oiling. Kinda like Brylcreem, "A little dab'll do ya" A cold chain will always be tighter than one that has been used for a few minutes and a new chain will always need some adjustment soon after it is put into use. They lengthen as they break in and as they warm up, so that wasn't unusual, you just didn't account for it in your initial setup. As for your poor hand, stand on the other side of the post or cut the other end, ya big dummy. LOL (Just kidding) But for real, because this runs in both directions, unlike most saws, and you can turn the chain around AND put the handle in multiple positions, I think you can cut anything without hurting your hand.

[SOLDADITO]

The automatic screw thing could be more for hanging drywall, and the depth gauge is for the thickness of drywall being used. But that is just a guess. And it looks like the shears and drill are to be held at perpendicular from the sheet metal.

[bensnyders]

The rapid dry wall screw attachment would work just need to not put the bit so far into the chuck, bit needs to be sticking out of the drill more when tightened into the chuck should have no problems after that

[irishfan]

1:25 “Where else could it go?”

Famous last words 😂

[michaelbannister]

Thank you Tyler for making this video. Now i know what not to use on a drill. Have a great day

[bidwell]

2:02 the guard is supposed to go right above the chainsaw bar which probably helps make the bar tighter. 12:26 that is a ruler guide that attaches to the saw and helps you cut a straight line. 14:34 I like your clamps. The handles looks like tightening and loosening would be comfortable. 20:52 there should be two adjusters on the attachment. One to adjust screw depth and one to adjust screw length.

[zachaliles]

That shear thing was actually pretty impressive! That seemed like some pretty thick sheet metal, at least for this tool to be cutting.

[Guardians_Down_Gaming]

Tyler's lack of common sense is something else but I really like watching his stuff sometimes lol