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  @hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987Минут бұрын

  I have the craftsman version of these as they were all clearance at sears. I like that you can get the big 36" at walmart for the cheapest and tekton seems to be the most expensive. Wilde did right by rebranding to everyone as you get more price and color options for the same tool

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  @ToolsMethodsPhilosophies6 минут бұрын

  Thanks for this review!

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  @jefftovani55357 минут бұрын

  I think I said 1/4 inch for the icon shank,I meant 3/8, and yes the Wilde are 1/2 shank,sorry for the miscue!!

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  @ElectroAtletico20 минут бұрын

  I won a set of 3 Channellock pry bars in a $2 raffle. They work great!

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  @anthonyanderson531022 минут бұрын

  New here and i like what you have goin

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  @jefftovani553512 минут бұрын

  Welcome aboard my friend!!! thanks for supporting the channel!!

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  @learningwithjuan23 минут бұрын

  Jeff that Craftsman looks in good condition. Stay safe man.

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  @maddog1og25 минут бұрын

  I love those earthquake impacts . Thats all i use in my shop.

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  @1pieman27 минут бұрын

  👍😎👍

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  @JayBird91130 минут бұрын

  Thanks, Jeff! Those are great!

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  @dbgier31 минут бұрын

  You sound like a grumpy old man! Get off my lawn!

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  @graeberj753134 минут бұрын

  .36 is just under 3/8.

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  @jefftovani553525 минут бұрын

  Yes sir!! pretty thin!!! thanks for watching!!

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  @paulmendenhall522639 минут бұрын

  I have some craftsman that look like them. I liked the older matco pry bar with the big handle but the best feeling in my hand is the Snap-on

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  @Snowmannorth47 минут бұрын

  Those look like a great set of pry bars, Jeff!

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  @jefftovani553540 минут бұрын

  they fit in nicely in the USA made series!!! thanks for joining in my friend!!!

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  @simonazul48 минут бұрын

  Beater Bars

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  @jefftovani553539 минут бұрын

  Thanks simon for joining in!!!!

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  @mlieser1230Сағат бұрын

  I really need to update my pry bar set. I love those red handles! Hope you are keeping cool Jeff!

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  @jefftovani553538 минут бұрын

  When ever i see red handles lierser i think of you,lol!!! reat set for the USA made series!!! thanks lieser!!!!

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  @donwendling7800Сағат бұрын

  They are the best & no hassle warranty from Wilde Made in USA I have 4 of this set

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  @markosirko2233Сағат бұрын

  Hyper tough has the same ones at Walmart also made in usa

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  @jefftovani553537 минут бұрын

  Yes sir marko!!!! thanks for checking in!!!

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  @johndiestelow3944Сағат бұрын

  I use the Hyper Tough verson of theese. They are.great prybars.

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  @jefftovani553535 минут бұрын

  Hi john yes Hyper Tough is rebraned Wilde!!! very nice as well!!! thanks john!!

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  @tanksoldier9770Сағат бұрын

  Pry bars are one of the most handy tools to get a job done , temp up to 108 today thanks again Jeff

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  @jefftovani553534 минут бұрын

  108 holey sh#t!!!! thanks tank for checking in!!!!

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  @RobNortonСағат бұрын

  Bar none no pun! Cheers Jeff!

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  @jefftovani553533 минут бұрын

  hi Rob i thought that was a catchey title,lol!!! thanks my friend!!

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  @tmogey2 сағат бұрын

  Really helpful to know what Harbor Freight will hold up. Thanks Jeff!

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  @jefftovani553533 минут бұрын

  Yea every tool brand has hit and misses!!! thanks my friend!!

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  @PapasHobbyGarage2 сағат бұрын

  I get the batteries for my kids just because they always lose them.

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  @jefftovani553532 минут бұрын

  Hi papa hope your staying cool down there!!!!

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  @toddhickox47573 сағат бұрын

  Excellent, excellent unbiased video !! I love Harbor Freight but also agree a lot of bad too and you definitely checked off quite a few I’ve had!! 👍

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  @jefftovani553531 минут бұрын

  Thanks todd for taking a gander!!!!

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  @toddhickox475714 минут бұрын

  @@jefftovani5535 absolutely 👍

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  @JohnLennon-yg4ut3 сағат бұрын

  Harbor freight haters aka snap on nerds are made up of tool snobs that owe their souls to a tool truck and try to justify it to themselves by making fun of people who buy icon.

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  @jefftovani55353 сағат бұрын

  i can honestly afford SNAP ON tools without taking out a loan!! but,that being said dont buy much snap on,a few ratchets,screwdrivers ,pliers!! i love many different brands,Capri,Tekton,Olsa,williams,Tone,Koken,etc!! I also buy lots of Icon and other tools atHF that i love!!!! i always tell the good and bad about every brand!!! thank you for joining in and sharing your opinion!!

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  @paulprobusjr.75973 сағат бұрын

  Thank you for your perspective on tools. Its nice to get an experienced mechanic's views on a variety of tools.

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  @jefftovani553531 минут бұрын

  Thank you paul!!!

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  @brianoutdoors17765 сағат бұрын

  I'll be getting some ICON ratchets soon. I picked up the small low profile Quinn 3/8 that you recommended and it's great!

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  @jefftovani553530 минут бұрын

  Hi brian the Icon line has some good tools!!!!thanks my friend!!!

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  @michaellindsay89346 сағат бұрын

  You definitely have to pick and choose what you buy there. Back in their early days, they had a lot of junk. It's not bad now you just have to avoid some things. Great show Jeff

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  @jonluper86187 сағат бұрын

  I agree 100% with all you said. I have bought and tried most the items in your video and was very disappointed.

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  @jonluper86188 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for the review! I do need a new set of screwdrivers and that looks like a really good set for the money!

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  @SpeedySpartan8 сағат бұрын

  That's my problem with HF, a lot of the products are too low quality unless you step up to the Quinn or Icon brand. When you do step up to those brands, the prices become on par with others like Husky, Capri, Sunex, or Olsa (at least online). Why would I get HF and take a 50% chance of a tool being garbage when I could spend a little more or the same on a better tool?!

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  @marcschwenn74329 сағат бұрын

  Your video alone has saved ppl money, I agree with all these being junk

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  @76Starship9 сағат бұрын

  Very helpful !! You got a couple of my least-favorites on this one.

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  @josephdetellis35529 сағат бұрын

  Agree completely on the Pittsburg breaker bar. I''ve put it through so much abuse and it's just as usable as the day I bought it. Definietly worth the 20 or so bucks.

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  @wardheidbreder853310 сағат бұрын

  I appreciate your honest review of the tools you are discussing.

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  @youtuber579210 сағат бұрын

  Pretty sure the Craftsman screwdrivers you have there were made by SK. Their comfort grip screwdrivers are the same design just green and black.

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  @kevinstamper740011 сағат бұрын

  I'm a huge fan of Harbor Freight. I love going into a store and actually putting my hands on the tool. Online is OK but still not the same as seeing it right in front of you. Jeff, keep up the good work. I'm enjoying your collection and insight. Thx.

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  @nickname85511 сағат бұрын

  My 3\8 matco head stripped after about a year of daily use. But I got there supposed new updated head and havent had a problem since mines a "16 locking flex green n black baby. Great video. If you have a good matco dealer id recommend it. In my experience it needs maintenance more often but is worth it because of how it operates. Great video again. Your tool collection blows my mind with quality, quantity and diverse brands!!

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  @Gettin_To_It_Tech11 сағат бұрын

  Tools that do what they are intended to do are always the best can’t go broke on names

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  @happygarage631011 сағат бұрын

  Got all the one-time use tools. I've found that some of the central pneumatic tools hold up better when used with a good air tool oil. Using the HF air tool oil seems to kill everything. Even the pneumatic nailers aren't awful as long as you don't use the HF consumables.

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  @Roger_Icce11 сағат бұрын

  I can't go into harbor freight with a clear conscience, many years ago I lost a job in manufacturing that I really loved, making racks and baskets for the electroplating industry. Couldn't compete with the Chinese who were selling much poorer products at a much cheaper price. I have friends and family that have lost jobs due to offshoreing production too. Then I think of once great American brands like SK, Skil, and Milwaukee now in the hands of the Chinese, and wonder who is next. I don't think we have a lot of time left before our once great country turns into third world banana republic. We could turn it around by supporting domestic production, but Americans are too shortsighted to look beyond their own self interest. And that self interest is not enlightened.

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  @paultuttle786311 сағат бұрын

  I have those punches and they are the worst. They break every time I use them.

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  @TylerSnyder30511 сағат бұрын

  Btw when it comes to the batteries, I buy the large packs of cheap ones for my strobe lights and other Halloween decorations. I need a ton of batteries for things that only need to run for the one night, and I'm not going to spend $75+ on batteries. I only buy energizer max for my flashlights.

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  @TylerSnyder30511 сағат бұрын

  Call me snobby...etc, but I basically will not touch any imported " hammer " with a 10' pole. I call them hammer shaped objects and as far as I'm concerned Harbor freight does not sell hammers. I had a cheap hammer chip on me and cut my cheek when I was a kid, and decided then that I'd never touch a crappy import ever again. If it's not American made ( or japan or europe ) I just won't touch it, for now there's still Vaughan & Bushnell and their Grayvik line, and so many vintage Hammers to be had. I have american made hammers from the 1880's, 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's,80's,90's,00's all the way up to a number of Vaughan hammers bought new in the past few year's and one a couple months ago. Just because you can get a cheap " hammer " doesn't mean you can't afford to spend as much as $50 on a good real hammer, you don't actually need that many hammers ( I'm an enthusiast ) or to buy them all the time so the added cost isn't going to really hurt your wallet. People are free to disagree, but I've said it again Harbor freight ( and Home Depot now ) does not sell hammers. They sell hammer shaped objects.

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  @IMPACTRATED11 сағат бұрын

  Another good video, your 100% right on those wire brushes, those bristles always fly off. The Icon magnetics trays are worth the $10-$20 price tags over those pittsburgh ones.

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  @BrianF.196912 сағат бұрын

  I haven't bought much from HF but so far I've had no failures. There are certain things I tend to stay away from. Some of my better buys are a 12" x 36" wood lathe and a 17" floor standing drill press I bought there maybe close to 20 years ago or longer. I use the drill press quite often and other that a on/off switch they are still going great.

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  @BrianF.196912 сағат бұрын

  I never could bring myself to buy any of the HF drills. Now I'm glad I didn't. The only air tool I've bought is a middle priced paint gun. So far It's been great for what it is and it's capabilities. I did buy a compact wood router that the base was slightly off of 90 degrees from the shaft. Other than that it did what I needed and still works. I'm lucky enough to say I haven't had any failures as of yet. I have had some really good buys there in the past.

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  @WildBill198412 сағат бұрын

  Great Video Jeff, harbor freight has a place, just understand that it’s cheap for a reason.

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  @waltertur973112 сағат бұрын

  I've been thinking about buying that new earthquake air impact gun

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  @1pieman12 сағат бұрын

  I have a compact air drill and a 3/8 air ratchet a 1/2 air ratchet I bought from the HF Man before he opened the first actual retail location they worked great for many years if I knew then what I know now I would of bought some more Lol keep the good content coming jeff Please and thank you 👍😎👍

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  @vinnielem421512 сағат бұрын

  Great follow up video. Both videos have useful information and safety tips. Thanks Jeff !