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  @pubcollizeКүн бұрын

  maybe you should review a japanese alternative to the pica/hultafors

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  @scotts4125Күн бұрын

  The VIM VHC77 kit is a full half height bit set with ratchet. It has 1/4" and 5/16" bits. It's the most comprehensive tight access kit.

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  @masterjack8222Күн бұрын

  Its rare that im exited about the release of a tool video. Yet im always happy when you upload a new video. Question for you, do you happen to know if there is a japanese product similar to Vessel QB-10B3 bit holders but for sockets ? I happen to DIY exclusively on hondas, so the only sockets i need are 10/12/14 mm to do 99% of the work. It would be so cool to just have these socket ready to grab on my waist. Thanks! Good stuff

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  @aussiehardwood6196Күн бұрын

  My favourite product in this video would have to be the 200ml oil squirter, Ive been meaning to get one since the last video thatbshowed them months ago. So glad Bzeug is back doing Japanese tool hauls, I've missed them.

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  @entasis.fifty-fourКүн бұрын

  I agree with you, but when you go to the American source versus the Japanese source to purchase, the price is double. Ridiculous!

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  @gf2e17 сағат бұрын

  What do you oil with it?

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  @mvevitsisКүн бұрын

  I don't think the 13mm anvil is actually defined in JIS, it's just a defacto standard (also known as vessel standard or Type A whereas E6 is type B)

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  @nicoquattro3950Күн бұрын

  Finally a new video. I almost thought you went broke from all the tools lol Looks like you got the CL003g vacuum. I have a white one a little over a year now, and i dont know. Its the first Makita tool that Im a bit disappointed with. Expected more suckage

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  @specialK319319Күн бұрын

  I don't think it's powerful enough to be the sole vacuum for most households. It''s still behind most "good" corded vacuums by a noticeable amount suction/deep cleaning wise. The only cordless vacuum i've used that seemed to have more suction is the Dyson and it only seemed marginally better, but I didn't do any sort of testing/measuring. For a light cleaning tool it's been fanatic though, much, much better than the 18v model. Out of curiosity have you used a cordless you thought was significantly better? or is it just comparing to a corded that's underwhelming?

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  @nicoquattro3950Күн бұрын

  @@specialK319319 We have a Dyson too. I think its the v8. Its a good fancy vac, good suction, definitely louder than the CL003, but the built in battery and the runtime is just a joke. And for the Dyson money i can buy 4 Makita stick vacs lol. Bought a cheapo 18V lxt adapter for the dyson, but then it has slightly less power because of the only 18V max. I hoped the XGT-Makita would outperform the Dyson or or at least be as good It seems to me that the older CL001g without the cyclone sucks better. And you can add the cyclone if you need it instead of having the cyclone fix in place.

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  @nicoquattro3950Күн бұрын

  @@specialK319319 We have a Dyson too. I think its the V8. Its basically a really good vac, but... - its very loud - and has a built in battery - and its not cheap I have a small corded Kärcher wet and dry vac for the really heavy stuff around the house and car stuff. Im sure thats unmatched by any battery powered vac. I bought an LXT adapter for the Dyson, but of course it has less power with the LXT battery because of only 18V instead of 21,5V or what voltage the Dyson battery has. I hoped the CL003 with its 40V would surpass the Dyson or at least would be as good as the Dyson. But the motor is too small, or the built in cyclone is the problem. Tools&Stuff made a video with the older 40V CL001, and it seems to me that the CL001 sucks way better than the CL003. Someone should make a CL001 vs CL003- video, but not me, I dont buy another vac unless one lets out the magic smoke. Long story short: I would buy the CL001 and if i want a cyclone i can attach the additional one from Makita.

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  @fredito8242Күн бұрын

  The tone kits are geared for motorcycle owners, right?

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  @markm0000Күн бұрын

  Thank you for the video. That oiler design is very thoughtful. I personally use a regular spray bottle and let it rip since oil is cheap and a few drops isn’t the end of the world. If I can get the spray head with a tube that would be nice for better precision. I have 3 aerosol can trays on the side of my toolbox and it can only fit small spray bottles so I’m limited to what I can use.

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  @notme232Күн бұрын

  ichi translates to "one". So it seems they are saying "SK one one"

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  @fabfifftiКүн бұрын

  panasonic has a 1nm cut off to save stripping threads , it is designed to allow you to tighten by hand once the 1nm torque setting cuts out

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  @gf2eКүн бұрын

  If you wanna bring power tools on vacation, you should get an RV. Someone on Reddit said, “RVs are for people who like bringing their home improvement projects on vacation” :)

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  @bzeugКүн бұрын

  Ha! I love it. We almost did buy an RV. Instead we just over packed our minivan.

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  @pubcollizeКүн бұрын

  @@bzeug are you familiar with the Steve Lehto channel?

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  @gf2eКүн бұрын

  @@bzeug I really like traveling with a toilet, shower, kitchen and refrigerator. A minivan could be a lot of fun if I was going somewhere that had most of those already there. We do end up at camp sites some of the time, but other times we are just in random BLM land. Back to tools: I’ve seen some people on Reddit suggest they don’t have enough space in their RV for both a drill and an impact driver. I kinda smile and nod. I have an M12 drill and a Makita LXT drill. I opted not to bring my 7.25” circular saw; a 4” cutoff tool is enough for whatever wood working we might do. I have a shop press, which I used to repair some suspension brackets on our last trip :)

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  @alexrains1893Күн бұрын

  Those discontinued Felo screwdrivers used to be available in Australia rebranded as Minimax but now also defunct.

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  @Robert-nt3znКүн бұрын

  I need more regular videos! Can’t get enough! Heading to Japan tomorrow and recommend store to visit for tools?

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  @bzeugКүн бұрын

  I'm jealous. Hope you enjoy the trip. If I were going to Japan I would go to Factory gear, Import Tools, Astro Products, and I would try to find some camping equipment stores and home center type stores. Also the used/thrift store scene is also interesting to me. I am also curious about visiting farm/heavy equipment dealers like Kubota. But those are all dreams right now. I've have been thinking more and more about making some trips to make videos of, but I am the rookie! Many in my audience have already been to those places...regularly.

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  @Robert-nt3znКүн бұрын

  Awesome thanks for the recommendations!

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  @fredito82422 күн бұрын

  Is the blower from the Japanese market ? Also is it lxt or xgt?

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  @bzeug2 күн бұрын

  The blower is XGT 40V, they also have an LXT version. If you buy it from Amazon Japan I believe you get a better set of accessories, and no warranty of course. Here is the Amazon Japan affiliate link for the exact one I got: amzn.to/3xAvsyP

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  @fredito82422 күн бұрын

  @bzeug tried using your affiliate link but doesn't ship to US. Thanks for the info though 👍

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  @Gardens1442 күн бұрын

  Thanks for another video, you owe me a bunch of money😂

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  @1kontrabida3 күн бұрын

  I just got my first vessel today and all i can say is right after ordered more of their stuff.

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  @tremorflow36144 күн бұрын

  Great videos, am an Australian living in the Philippines. I have bought two JDM Makita's. Am looking for 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm etc.. impact bit set. Have a few Vessel on the way thanks to you but the smallest I see is 1.5mm. Is there any other brands with a long shank. It's mostly for RC use, Helicopters, and land vehicles.

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  @user-nr6no5hx4h4 күн бұрын

  JAPAN 🇯🇵 FOREVER 💪🤘✊

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  @popebobcat37165 күн бұрын

  Long hex bits: I ordered the wiha centrofix after seeing your video. I ordered it from Tool Nut. If you go there, near the bottom of the main page, under Toolbox Essentials, you will find the Screwdrivers category. Select that then select Bit Holder Screwdrivers. From there, the Milwaukee 48-22-2322 9-In-1 Square Drive Ratcheting Multi-Bit Driver appears to have long bits like those you say are discontinued. There is also Wiha 28348 12-Piece Insulated SlimLine Blade Belt Set on page 2. Again, it looks similar to the bits you said you were looking for.

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  @popebobcat37162 күн бұрын

  I watched another video of yours and realized that what you really wanted was the narrow, long bits. The above two are not narrow. However, I found Wera Kraftform Kompakt Metric Turbo Set, 18 Pieces on Hartville Hardware's website but for instore only. The metric and SAE version appear to have some very narrow bits. So you may want to keep an eye on Wera.

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  @user-yt9pt3xs5v5 күн бұрын

  Hola Bzeug !. Ya he recibido mi kit Pixhawk 2.4.8 de Aliexpress Tengo problema con la instalacion del firmware fmuv3 rover que es el que me indica debo descargar Tengo muchas preguntas que hacerte tu que ya tienes esperiencia , que clase de bateria debo ponerne ?. Puede servir una de 5v de un powerbank ?. En su cable aun lado pone bateria y en otro creo esc no tengo ahora a mano el pixhawk perdoname tiene el kit el gps M8N Yo compre en otro sitio el TFmini plus plidar de beneveke pero estoy con la duda donde se conecta y como conectar mi receptor FrySky FS iAB10 y el Cytron MDDS30 al pixhak estos dias consegui o eso creia instalar firmware ya que en mission planer no podia salia error siempre , probe en el QGroundControl y pulse en px4 firmware.. Igual cometí ahí un error.. En la tarjeta microSD solo se guarda las coordenadas de las misiones que quiero haga ?. Cada vez que abro el Missión planer debo de nuevo hacer todos los pasos de instalar firmware calibrar brújula etc ?. Cuando tenga ya por fin instalado el firmware Rover y todo lo demás que te decía receptor emisora y el mdds para controlar y dar corriente a mi robot , cuando lo lleve al campo al conectar al Pixhawk la batería el se pone en marcha solo o debo pulsar en botón luminoso que viene con un cable de creo casi 10cm conectado para que se ponga en marcha ?. Perdoname son tantas preguntas y dudas que me lío Recuerdo alguien me dijo no hace falta luego llevar ordenador detrás con la telemetría que el pixhawk ya con las misiones cargado en su microSD ya se pone en marcha pasando por donde le he puesto como misión esto es correcto ?.

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  @blacksheepbear63827 күн бұрын

  I feel like I would want some PH 1/2 and T25 duplicates though? I would only need a couple PH1 and like 3 PH2 and 3 T25… but I’d hate to have to order more of those if I’m using them in my impact, though the Vessel bits are very strong.

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  @adamm34928 күн бұрын

  this quickly became a jap bit review

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  @adamm34928 күн бұрын

  will they work whilst being charged?

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  @adamm34928 күн бұрын

  and butt plug

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  @reeset96768 күн бұрын

  OMG!!! Thank you for explaining the JIS dot on the "phillips" screw. Around 2012: I had a job (one of my first) to wall mount a flatscreen. The TV was on leg-brackets. There were these huge (like between a dime and a penny size) "phillips" screws with the dot, holding the leg brackets to the back of the TV. My large phillips kept caming out, it wouldnt grab the screw. I had to use a large pliers to slowly unscrew the "bolts" I sent pictures, and asked a ton of people, no one knew what that dot meant.

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  @michaelWells-ef9bx9 күн бұрын

  ~ Tap on Ur Right hand Bruh.... “ Is it Soft & Grippy ?”..... whats Ur point ?

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  @marexxx66610 күн бұрын

  Love Proxxon for garage and car projects! 🫡

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  @Drqgonss10 күн бұрын

  Do you perhaps have any alternatives to welding a washer on the bitholder? I want to be able to use it with 1 hand but i dont have a welder and dont feel like accidentally melting the exterior.

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  @BumpNrun6910 күн бұрын

  1:50 -- Bah-bye privacy, wonder how many people bypass the agreement terms just to move-on. Not knowing that they mention your privacy is not being hidden and they have rights to anything you do on their camera?

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  @TheMandalore0410 күн бұрын

  Bought the hazet based on this video. Rock solid on quartet in long bits. Have some 80mm wiha and wera bits and they have quite a bit of play. Do you have the same issue or are they all as solid as the japanese bits you demonstrated?

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  @abibodlogistics11 күн бұрын

  Do you know how to set the screen orientation to change from vertical to horizontal and vis visa.

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  @herrbela8412 күн бұрын

  I have the Omnidrive from Genius Tools. I love the versatility.

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  @eugenew671712 күн бұрын

  Tried the craftsman,,,or the kobalt versions

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  @Shiva-ld6bw14 күн бұрын

  I've actually used this 100v charger with 130v for over two years now. I could have bought a converter which is relatively cheap but since it did not get hot I just left it as is. This is wrong but I use it at work and charge on a concrete table and unplug after use. Battery lasts a long time, charges quickly and I have two.

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  @dickachu392114 күн бұрын

  ok we get it it is rubish, so what is beter options? snap on some other "made in china us boutique"??

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  @HiFiInsider16 күн бұрын

  appreciate the detail review.

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  @ambig118 күн бұрын

  for home DIY user, will this wera 8009 Zyklop act as a replacement for kraftform & stubby screwdriver?

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  @josepuro279620 күн бұрын

  Great Vid …I just want to say Thank you for speaking slowly and explaining everything perfectly 🙏🙏🙏

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  @jessicalawson141721 күн бұрын

  Question: could the issues you had with the bits be due to jis vs Philips? Japan is largely moving away from his screws so the bits might perform better in a Philips

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  @Once-qf3uj22 күн бұрын

  How to clean this pencil case when it’s dirty?

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  @Shiva-ld6bw22 күн бұрын

  Panasonic makes one like Makita that's way more controllable.

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  @Midwesternhighlights22 күн бұрын

  Ive never seen black in u.s.

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  @johngladney10323 күн бұрын

  Did he die ?

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  @jackgreenhow248024 күн бұрын

  You have play in your sockets because you’re not supposed to line the hole in the socket with the ball on the 3/8 drive, sounds crazy but if you look inside the sockets themselves you’ll see the indent on the other 3 faces for the ball to sit inside. Hope this helps every 👍🏻

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  @barks08123 күн бұрын

  the fact that people dont know this and still complain about slop is funny as fuck. Idiots among us

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  @Leon-Belmont25 күн бұрын

  I saw this video and even if it is old i will like to ask you about the wiha, it seems there are 2 versions of the wiha "red" the one you talked and the "yellow" wich you also have it there but you didnt talk about 😭 for what i heard, the only diference i know is that the yellow has something called "ESD" and its supose to be something to prevent electric discharges... or sonething like that 😅 do you know if they have other diferences? I want to be sure of wich to buy 🙏

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  @CivicSi101125 күн бұрын

  Personally I don't like traditional reversed selector for ratcheting drivers, because if the switch is not in a good location you can accidentally actuate it when you're quickly driving something.

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  @fenwickchristopher123726 күн бұрын

  On production lines they use the pin as the socket never gets swapped as each "station" is for a specific task. Very interesting with the placement of the ball, I too always lined up the hole with the ball. Tested it and it does make the socket fit tighter. Think it goes to show that unless you really pay attention to it, it does not really matter.

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  @karl326128 күн бұрын

  Please put intended use in the description of your posting. The moment you state 12 gram difference, I think wtf? I was interested in learning about these tools. The information you provided is quite useless. Function is everything! You present as someone that does not use tools for a living. Please put intended use in your descriptions to make it easier to identify relevant posts.

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  @tylerlevings857829 күн бұрын

  Used these for YEARS with my Makita impact. Love them

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  @karelmagnusson873329 күн бұрын

  @bzeug can you use this adapter with a bit extension then use regular bits in the extension?