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  @michael-masi-202125 күн бұрын

  Why would you use a banana for scale? Bananas come in different sizes.... Why not use something with a static size like a cigarette lighter?

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  @martinmiller7623Ай бұрын

  Your killing me the cutting power is close to the fulcrum not the tips your going to spring them !!!!!! Copper not fabric please😂😂😂😂❤

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  Haha, yah I know. But sometimes you come into situations where you can't get the wire or whatever you're cutting into the fulcrum and need to use to the tip. So it is nice to show people what it can do! On the note of copper vs fabric, I have a rule with scissors: if the scissors are for fabric, they are ONLY for fabric. Otherwise, they are for anything and everything! Fun little anecdote: on a few forums, I have read that some EMTs love the Klein scissors for cutting through seatbelts and webbing in emergency situations more than their special EMT scissors. While I am not sure if that's true or not, what I can say is I've already cut through some webbing with these and it was butter!

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  @martinmiller7623Ай бұрын

  Cut a penny or quit pussy footing around 😂

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  @martinmiller7623Ай бұрын

  WISS ! Klein bought a blank and stamped Klein on them you3 is correct you don’t need big handles unless they prevent carpal tunnel. Nice review.

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  Great info. I didn't know these were rebranded scissors. But in tools, with so many old great patents available for companies, and how often they rebrand things, I am not surprised! Also, I have carpal tunnel, as well, recently injured a nerve in my right hand. So being able to grip these in different ways is a HUGE help!

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  @annquach6613Ай бұрын

  The twin grips needs cutters so bad

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  Couldn't agree more!!!!

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  @scottstoolthoughts3190Ай бұрын

  Don’t sweat the petty things, and don’t pet the sweaty things!

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  Haha that's great!

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  @slayermentАй бұрын

  Nice. This would work well on the LTT screwdriver.

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  Great idea! I haven't got my hands on it yet! So definitely proceed at your own risk as you could melt the plastic. But if they used a good heat resistant plastic, which with the amount of R&D they put into their screwdriver, they likely have, this mod could likely work real well! @LinusTechTips you should send me one of your screwdrivers for review! haha

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  @JeffF-gc3dfАй бұрын

  I watched this video because im considering buying one. So I appreciate your analysis. In the very beginning, you almost complained about it being too small. But the smallness is just what makes it a good pocket-friendly tool, which is what I want. That's the only part of this video that I might disagree with. One question i might ask sog is, why didn't you include at least one flat blade screwdriver?? Better that than some of those other useless tools you talked about. Thanks for the review.

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  The smallness is definitely an advantage this thing has. Maybe I edited the video wrong as I did not mean to give off the impression that I would complain about the small size of this tool. I think in the instance you are referring to, i was merely stating that this tool is very small as a fact. It has small flat blade screwdriver which is great for glasses, or small things. But I agree, there are some useless tools on this, and could have easily had a nice beefy flat head screwdriver!

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  @rileyreed5118Ай бұрын

  Anyone know how these hold up to malco? The Klein suck because the magnet always falls out. I've been using malco but decided to try this one. Hilmor makes a good one too

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  I'm not sure about the Malco, and I barely use these, as my Klein have been holding up really well for me. I believe that there was a design change with the Klein recently where they use a retaining clip for the magnet now. But I really dislike that Klein doesn't sell their them as individual parts and forces you to buy a whole new set in order to replace one lost socket, or a lost/broken shaft.

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  @ste-c1218Ай бұрын

  Knippex BEST pliers grippers knips Etc...Just the best no question

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  @PoorWays2 ай бұрын

  Although you said the kukri blade was impractical could it possibly have an advantage when cutting material like cardboard? I usually angle my hand and blade but that looks like I could just drag the tip to slice efficiently?

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  @happylittletoolsАй бұрын

  I'm not a knife expert. But the reason i find this impractical that for every application I have, I don't see how this is better than the stock knife other than "it looks cool". It is also harder to sharpen once it goes dull. But the area where it goes from straight to curve will theoretically slice better due to its shape. But personally, most of the time I'm using the tip of the blade or I'm using the serrated blade for big cuts that involve the whole knife blade.

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  @slappydoolittle73292 ай бұрын

  Thé best one can hope for in a battle against Knipex is an honorable mention.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  Haha! So true.

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  @Tony_Sol2 ай бұрын

  Yor''re definitely wrong - washers should be on both sides of the blade, to prevent frictions

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  @bobcollard112 ай бұрын

  I prefer the Rebar version with locking knives and other tools.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  The leatherman Rebar is a great tool. But i like having scissors on my multitool as I tend to use them a lot. So I usually stick to models that have scissors. Though sometimes i deviate and pick a tool without scissors and then regret it at work! Haha

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  @bobcollard112 ай бұрын

  @@happylittletools I also have a Leatherman Style PS which has scissors. I carry one or the other at all times. Of course it does not have a knife. Safe on planes etc.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  I modded a Leatherman style CS to have my house key instead of a blade. But i leave it in my work van when I'm working because i don't want to lose my house key, and try to minimize whats in my pockets to just my work stuff while working. I don't like having to fish through my pockets for what i need all the time.

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  @nriyo32 ай бұрын

  What is that little ratchet?

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  I can't remember off the top of my head. But check out my Japan Tool Haul video.

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  @user-jr7qs8tr3f2 ай бұрын

  Спасибо за видео!

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  @Alex_Vir2 ай бұрын

  Would Leatherman have made their replacement blades in the neverslip style there would be less material, unless the head would have been made thicker. The loss of material would come due to cutting away the part where the blade is screwd against and the drilling of the hole for the screw. I think the bigger factor is clearance, as with the neverslip style the screw is in no position to get pressed against what is being cut, with larger workpieces, but the leatherman market theirs as a wirecutter so no big clearance is needed.

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  @gamelanfrombali2 ай бұрын

  Good taste in tools, man... Nice banana too

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  Haha thanks!

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  @user-jr7qs8tr3f2 ай бұрын

  Спасибо за видео!!!

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  @hogwashsentinel2 ай бұрын

  seen those same pliers under different names. husky even had them back in 2016 or so

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  Yah, since I made this video, I've seen them around a few times! Didn't know Husky made them at one time.

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  @eemonster2 ай бұрын

  they were proably used to grip valve stems that had the handle broke off

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  @Tarniccom2 ай бұрын

  Not sure if you have a pair but you should get a pair of Utica Fence tool pliers. So much better than any modern copycat I have seen

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  Utica made so many different fence tool pliers. Some of them really intrigue me so I will definitely look this up, thanks!

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  @TheNoNotReally2 ай бұрын

  I think it's just as likely the designers of twingrips, vampliers, etc. have never even heard of these very niche antique pliers. I don't think anyone copied anyone. It's an idea that you can come to from seeing how people actually USE pliers in the real world without copying anyone.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  That very well could be the case. You also gotta remember that while these niche antique pliers may be niche to us now, they are not niche. Gas & Burner pliers were used by many trades. There are so many different companies that made them and you can find them very easily at garage sales and antique tool shows throughout North America and the UK. Also a copy of the utica pliers that are in this video are still made today by some companies! Finally, it isn't bad to copy. Originally before patents were invented, everyone copied. Copyright/patents were invented to allow inventors to be able to be the sole profitors of their inventions for a few years. As it was understood that copying is a very important aspect to innovation. Unfortunately lobbyists got legislation put into place that made these patents take way way too long to expire. While i think it is completely plausible for someone to come up with the idea without having seen it (as we see from history, just about every major invention had two or three others in different places also working on nearpy identical projects), i think that these companies definitely have a team of people who look through expired tool patents and antique tools hoping to rediscover something they can profit off of! But again i should Reiterate, copying a feature and innovating on it is not inherently bad and is necessary for innovation.

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  @Goodoo4U2 ай бұрын

  What a stupid take. The innovation with the twingrip is that you have ~2x the leverage of the old style tool, as the pivot point is much more foreward, while you can still grab the same stock!

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  I think this is a pretty fresh take. No one else seems to be talking about the relationship between Screw Removal Pliers and old Gas & Burner Pliers. I was pretty clearly just referring to all screw removal pliers and just the screw removal function. But for the fun of being childish on the internet, I will hit you with a: "Nah uh! You're take on my take being a stupid take is the stupid take. So there!"

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  @AToolWithTools2 ай бұрын

  Moving the pivot point forward is innovation? Klein has been doing that for ages on their lineman pliers.

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  @ate-ē-ate2 ай бұрын

  Totally agree. Old tools are gold tools, we can learn from their robustness and ingenuity. We also save creating waste, rather than continue the disposable lifestyle most of us fall into. Also thanks for adding subtitles.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  The disposable lifestyle is hard not to fall into these days. You're welcome! I have subtitles for each of my videos. I think it's important to have.

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  @squirts13 ай бұрын

  there is a ratcheting model...

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  @mvevitsis3 ай бұрын

  There are no true JIS B 4633 screwdrivers anymore. Vessel makes their screwdrivers to ISO 8764-1 (DIN 5620) which is intended for ISO 4757 screws but is backwards compatible with both JIS B 1012 as well as ANSI Type I (Philips).

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  @AndersLie3 ай бұрын

  Hey just some constructive criticism for the video, the fast forward voice is really obnoxious. Maybe try doing a voiceover separate from speeding up your narration

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Thanks, i will try to remember that next time i do that. Typically when watching youtube i watch it at 1.25-2x normal speed, so i forget that others aren't used to that!

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  @feynthefallen3 ай бұрын

  Talk about overengineered...

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  @kevbu43 ай бұрын

  All knowledge is worth having. I see this wrench as being useful mainly for one handed and possibly blind operation. It looks like the kind of thing I would buy if I was bored at the hardware store with some extra cash. But there are an awful lot of moving parts for a wrench.

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  "It looks like the kind of thing I would buy if I was bored at the hardware store with some extra cash." Indeed this was the case!

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  @kronop88843 ай бұрын

  Talk about crossing the river for water... interesting from a design standpoint tho...

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  @steve-qr5up3 ай бұрын

  Why is there an open banana in the corner?

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  @gibsoneustermann98463 ай бұрын

  i believe that’s a paper weight. but hey he could’ve been hungry.

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  @adjutant3 ай бұрын

  For scale

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  @TlD-dg6ug3 ай бұрын

  Dumb design, huge housing. What bolts do you ever get that have that much clearance? If you want something like this, get the Knipex pliers wrench. Or the wera joker self adjusting

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  It is definitely not a wrench i recommend.

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  @arrebarre3 ай бұрын

  I can see it being very useful for when we put up "kabelstegar" basically metal things that look like ladders but hold cables, they use 10mm, 13mm and 15mm nuts that are all easily accesible to mount to ceilings, extensions etc. When you're on a huge ladder or up in a skylift it's nice having less stuff on your belt PS: I do use knipex ones right now though ;)

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  @AToolWithTools2 ай бұрын

  The PliersWrench has its own clearance issues but much larger range, and the Wera self-setters require a whole (expensive) set to cover the same range as a single classic adjustable, and are just a copy of a really old design anyway that shouldn't cost as much as they do.

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  @happylittletools2 ай бұрын

  Not many people take time to learn about old tools. So it is often forgotten that the Wera Self-Setters (i think you're referring to the jokers?) are a new take on an old wrench. The thing Wera did differently with the Jokers, is that they installed a spring in a new spot that made the original old wrench design they are based off of, much more useable. I find that most of the useful new tool designs now days, (likely by necessity) are new takes, or straight up copies of old, long forgotten tools.

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  @TlD-dg6ug2 ай бұрын

  @@happylittletools That would invariably be the case, as there have been hundreds of thousands of parents on just about every design fathomable. So invariably any new idea (at least for hand tools) will lead back at least in part, to an old idea.

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  Here are some thoughts in no particular order. 1. I did not expect the belt drive. Brilliant or weak point? Time will tell 2. I generally dislike multi bit holding screwdrivers. This is kinda making me rethink this as I watched you use the Hazet. 3. While that is a rad tool I think there are too many failure points for professional use. 4. Your final thoughts are spot on! We live in a disposable world. I grew up poor. So buying new wasn’t an option. 5. Love this channel! Please keep up the good work!

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  1. Considering belts are used for so much and the belt feels robust, i don't think thata the issue. 2. Haha i think for medium duty work, the Hazet is fantastic! 3. The biggest failure point is all the plastic internals. Definitely not something worth buying. And i only bought it for the fun gimmick of it and not for use. 4. As more and more people realize this, i hope there is a resurgence in fixers and tinkerers. 5. Thank you so much!!!

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  @bigdadynickable3 ай бұрын

  Why are you not sale this ?

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  There are ebay affiliate links in the description. I do not make these.

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  @bigdadynickable3 ай бұрын

  @@happylittletools they are out of stock

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  One of the best tools ever made by man!

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Agreed. A tool I actually use more than my Knipex Pliers Wrench (which started this crazy journey I am on now), is the Eifel Plierench! Check it out!

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  I love these scissors. When any of my buddies begin to really get into DIY electronics. Glad to see banana approved

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Klein makes multiple of these scissors, but I really love the grip on these. I am thinking of getting the ones that have a flat blade and non-dipped handles for work applications where I need a straight flat blade that doesn't have the hook in it like these have.

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  One should be aware of the differences in bit depth for any tool using a bit and chuck. The Japanese bit standard will often not “lock” into a European or American bit driver.

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  That's a great point! I use Makita Drivers, so I haven't had an issue. I also might point out that a lot of bit drivers use magnetic retainment only, which japanese bits are great at. My Hazet 810 uses magnetic and multiple ball detents, and japanese bits retain great in them. But certainly there are many north american made drivers that Japanese style power bits will not work in. I should have pointed that out!

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  I got into Japanese tools when I was a bike mechanic. I got a number of Hozan and Vessel tools that there were just no European or domestic alternatives. I also did not have a banana for scale! That would have helped me with my purchasing decisions!

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  100%. I don't purchase anything without first seeing how it matches up to my banana for scale. Every serious mechanic, technician, and maker needs a banana!

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  @glowytheglowbug3 ай бұрын

  interesting design, would love to see the internals of the blue one

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  That's a great idea! I will put that in a list of video ideas i have! Thanks!

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  @scottstoolthoughts31903 ай бұрын

  Dude! Just found your channel. LOVE IT! The “Banana for scale” is AWESOME!

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Thank you so much! Banana for scale is a tried and true internet tradition i dare not break! :)

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  @scottstoolthoughts31903 ай бұрын

  @@happylittletools 😆👍

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  @farrasammarmajid84083 ай бұрын

  For my vessel like in your video is easy to get rusty

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Mine hasnt rusted at all. It's mostly plastic so i dont see rust being an issue. Where are you having rust form?

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  @prasadvn5243 ай бұрын

  Really love that toolbag.

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  I know!!! I wish I had picked up the bigger one too while I was there!

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  @senthiljams3 ай бұрын

  "I don't like when they try to add extra features on a plier" It's ironic to say that when you specifically bought this new knipex plier for the extra wire cutter feature.

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  I don't like it because they usually implement them poorly or at the expense of the main function. And specifically when i said that, I was probably referring to the screw driver flat head at the bottom of the handle. It is also possible for two things to be true: i dislike extra features, but I want the extra features. And it's okay to have competing wants. I'm a hopeful person and I am always willing to challenge my possible misconceptions to keep myself on my toes! 😀

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  @pricedlx3 ай бұрын

  I subbed just for the banana. Also some decent content. But please keep em coming

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  The Banana is a vital part. Banana is life.

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  @Jben79763 ай бұрын

  I thought that was pretty weird....a banana???? Lol...why????

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  You're asking some important questions! Haha

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  @Jben79763 ай бұрын

  I have the cobra 4"....​@@happylittletools

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  @timothyoutman74273 ай бұрын

  Wow a PB Swiss Tools display ...... I've never seen another PB Swiss tool live in the wild except mine. They make the best screwdrivers in the world .... ya I said it 😆

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  I love how everyone have their different favorite brands! PB Swiss definitely is up there for me too!

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  @snesleywipessqueegeeservices3 ай бұрын

  I absolutely love it and would love it in 'real life'...not just for fun.

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  I wanted to like it for real life. But the spine of the blade pops out too far and makes using the other tools more difficult.

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  @BlaBlaBlaInDaHouse3 ай бұрын

  Great video!

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  @vl_hantverk3 ай бұрын

  Nice blade, and i like what ur saying - just for fun , life should be fun ! Thank you 🙌

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  @happylittletools3 ай бұрын

  Im really glad to hear that you like that! Thank you for the encouragement!