The high tension banding tool has been used for at least 40 years by the us navy in emergency piping repair. I personally used one to make emergency repairs to a submarine stranded at the north pole. It is a great tool and can apply significant force to a pole or pipe if used correctly. With practice, it can be used very quickly.

Steel pump jacks I have are at least 60. I went to aluminum 20 years ago. Posts 8 feet apart might as well set up 2 ladders

06:52 -06:59 love the crimping tool person using it. Brand new gloves, vest, hard hat, safety glasses, jeans nicely pressed..........and boots all ragged with holes in the sides!😂

Don't know if you listen to your comments but wooden pump jack poles are dangerous and banned in a lot of places. I had one fail on me once about 13 years ago. Luckily I as only about 5 feet off the ground and I didn't get injured. We use aluminum pumps/poles/and wall planks these days.

@pnair5120

9 ай бұрын

Not Legal here !!! OSHA

Those pump jacks have been around for 20 years

Always enjoy watching your videos

7:50, So it pushes the container through in order to get into Tighter Spaces.

The temporary barrier has been around for decades, other countries dont have the stringent safety rules that should be standard everywhere, not to mention, should be paying attention to your surroundings, not your phone as he probably was

The Dielenzwinge is a neat idea , but salt or pressure decking boards don't get spaced because the wood shrinks when it dries .

14:38, Twist Tie Device might sell good in places like the Napa Valley, or large Farming communities.

11:30 Best EvEr!... Used it for my 89g Sony ActionCam and it worked!!!11!!1!!!!

Is there a larger version of the automatic cable tie tool? I’d like to carry one in my car for the next time I run into a Just Stop Oil protest…

Who knew we needed a handle to hold a handle on a paint can?

@jeremynelson541

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

What happened to telling the price after each item?? Like the cable tie??

Love this channel

what the hell is the pump jacks about? they've been around for a long time

I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what. Kudos!

Pump jacks have been around for over 40 years they are outlawed in many states

@walldoo99

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, I was going to say that

@fattydaddy4285

9 ай бұрын

No fucking way would I trust that pump Jack shit! It just looks janky as fuck!

Some of those tools looked pretty decent, others looked like gimmicks.

pump jacks are one of the most dangerous things in construction trust me i have been on them!!!!!!

4:11, This may also be helpful in situations where the Jaws of Life would be necessary. Imagine Gently Prying your car apart rather then RIPPING it apart because someone heavy set managed to get stuck during a light accident.

You call that small chunk of wood A LOG HA HA HA HA

Surprise... its a HILTI 2:10... welcome to Germany

..First item ,pump jacks are no longer ASHA approved in much of the country any longer ,, their not new , have been in use for 50+ years ..

@user-qb2zm2zq2g

10 ай бұрын

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@michaelrutledge7048

10 ай бұрын

You took the words right out of my mouth.

I have the timberline sharpener. It is worthless trash. I prefer a hand file

Lol, that’s a good one

5 Grand for the Cable Tie Machine, Holy Fuck, Bet workers who go ask their boss for one, get laughed out of the office, Bet the cable ties are 10 times the price as well of your bog standard ones as well. Very Cool tool, with a very niche market to match that price tag. But no worries, China will have reverse engineered one in a few months, and be only 150 bucks lol

I love that banding tool I own one GREAT tool....edit* what! $130! I think mine was like $275

@user-po7tw2he9y

9 ай бұрын

Not a new tool I was using one of these in the late seventies and still have it!!

@chris76-01

8 ай бұрын

Where can I get one and the banding and clips that go with it?

Cool

I didn't realise America had gone metric

Good :)

The vacuum device “alleviates work”

@zacandmillie

9 ай бұрын

I picked up on that too.

You know how in Walking Dead whenever they are camping outside all they do is set a thin rope with some cans hanging from it around the camp? Well, I think they could benefit greatly from that plastic net deployer. Heck, I wish I had one from when I go to the beach, haha!

Consistency through this video channel is not what it used to be. Lately, the last few items have no narration or information or prices relayed a simple standard of discussing the product. What the product costs in the name of the product should be standard.

@jamaicaninsidernews7195

10 ай бұрын

So true, their ripping us off man, their giving no much info or prices on the products for quite some time now (botched) my, my how far they have fallen.

Why are people investing in tools to cut trees more efficiently when we should invent tools to stop cutting trees.

@jamesbrooks5442

6 ай бұрын

Trees grow jobs

@darrenyorston

4 ай бұрын

We all need a tooth pick from time to time.

Learn to sharpen your chainsaw with files, the hinge you Cut while felling trees control the direction, the logsplitter spiltting Lego size wood… is just…. Stupid🤣 Sorry! Liked the video though👍🏻

@cactiguide

9 ай бұрын

I came to the comments for the splitter. Never do splitter videos ever show stringy hard wood like elm. It’s always wood that you could easily split by hand.

Tarea 27

If you are advertising to a US market, why are you speaking consistently in metric? Please also mention standard. Thank you.

0:24 Dude stop using communist numbers.

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First coment

@Voided_Arrow748

10 ай бұрын

U arent first theres someone who was 16 mins ago and ur 15 mins

@connorobeirne934

10 ай бұрын

You're not the first comment. But the second.

Really sucks when a small company has one of the most innovative products that solves huge issues for an important trade and nobody wants to help us show it off. This channel would be perfect to show it but there is no email address and nobody here to call. 4.4 million subscribers could really put my company on the map to get my products seen but I am talking to a rock. Thanks so much TechZone.

@chris76-01

8 ай бұрын

Tell me more about your product 😊

These products are WAY TOO expensive !! There are easier and less expensive alternative options available. DON'T BUY THIS CRAP !!