Being born at the tail end of the 80s (89) seeing all the youtubers with silver hair is really making me feel old lol. I just turned 29 on the 15th and im being slapped in the face with it lmao. Great video MD, my favorite US made tools I have are my 12pc wright grip 2.0 set and my mini channel locks and wilde ignition pliers.
7.00! You stole it! I have the same compressor; it's excellent! That nail gun is still desirable because it fits in tight places. Vaughan hammers still made in USA and still excellent and a fantastic deal at the big boxes.
Great video thanks brother. Happy Independents Day. I like the tools hard to beat the older ones. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again brother
My top ten USA tools Channellock 738 long reach needle nose, Channellock 415 smooth jaw tongue and groove pliers, Wilde G262FP flush joint slip joint pliers, Channellock 546 crosshatch teeth slip joint pliers, Channellock 350s ironworkers linesman pliers, Channellock No.GL10 is channellock's vision of the knipex cobras, Wilde G251FP flush joint tongue and groove pliers, Wilde G269P tongue and groove pliers, Channellock 424 mini tongue and groove pliers, Snap on 44ACF mini slip joint pliers.
Apart from all of my Channellock pliers, I'd have to say my Bondhus Torx and hex keys are my favorites. I also have an old Craftsman 1/2' ratchet that I really like. Happy 4th, sir!
Awesome list. My top 4 usa made tools are... Snap-On screwdrivers Channellock oil filter pliers Craftsman wrenches and sockets of different sorts. Happy 4th Bro.
How light is that Senco? I used a Porter Cable clipped head framer recently and that damn thing got really heavy towards the end of the day. I knew there would be some Channellocks in this video... Kinsey condition, should bring top dollar if you were ever to sell to a museum one of these days.
Very good. Nail gun i worked. For. A. Medium. Sized. Architectural Woodworking. Company for. 20 years All we. Used. Were Senco nail guns and. Their nails i personally. Own my own Senco. Setup of. Finish Guns and actually. Love. Their. Tiny.1 and a half. Gallon. Compressor because. Of its lightweight. And. Quietness! My. Top 5. USA tools. Would. Be. My. 1970s. Sears. Craftsman. Ratchets. And sockets. Topped. Only by my. Dads. 1950s. SK Wayne. Ratchets and sockets. Not that they out perform. My. Craftsman. Sets but. They. Fit in my hands better and. Have the nostalgia. That. They. Were my Fathers. Pride. Tools. When he. Taught me how. To do so many. Things. Growing. Up. Both. Sets. Are. Complete. And. Working. Like they are. Intended. To. Due to. Care and upkeep. With normal use i. Also used the. Heck out of. The Senco. Framing. Gun. You have. Many years. Ago. Building and renovating. Houses as my start into. Construction an woodworking professionally
They kind of got inundated with requests after I started making videos about their tools, lol. For what it's worth, I bought about half of the Capri stuff I own. Thanks, Brad!
mdlee52 ain’t nothing wrong with getting free tools and anyone that says they wouldn’t take them either doesn’t truly love tools or is full of shit lol
md--I've found it pays to buy the best you can afford; the items work better, look better and you spend less down-time having them repaired. The only thing I might do with the Senco is give it a new coat of paint. I was surprised to hear that roofers like your Rol-Air compressor; it looks a little ungainly for that use. I think most roofers opt for the pancake style for stability on a slant roof. With the tank being small, it must run almost constantly to keep up with the demand. It sounds like it meets your needs, however, and at a great price. I've always liked U.S.-made tools; there's just something about the quality built in (better steel, better feel in the hand, better design parameters). Two manufacturers that come to mind right away are Snap-on and Harley-Davidson; there's nothing else quite like their products, and it's the reason they're so highly sought-after.
Happy Independence Day, good video topic. I am partial to my craftsman USA made socket set I bought in the fifth grade, older Williams ratchets, Lisle automotive specialty tools, Delta Rockwell stationary power tools. and both of my grandfather's metal cased double insulated hand power tools.
