12 Tool Demos That Blew Me Away

>> All right guys, it's all about the craziest tools that I found going across the nation to all of these different trade shows. We're going to put them all in one place in this video and it's about the best tools and the best demos that I could find. So, let's just get this one rolling. This is the Buddy Load Binder attachment. It goes on to your existing ratchet style load binder and what it does it allows you to use the power drill to operate your binder rather than do it manually. The nice thing with our system is you can still do it manually. You have the option of doing it manually or using the power drill. And it's within 4 seconds you can fully It's all aluminum construction. We have a lockout system on it so you can actually lock it out if you want to protect your equipment. It's all aluminum. We have a heat treated drive gear. We have a big drive nut on here so when you put your unit on it's going to stay on there. What What is this called and where do you guys find it and how much does it cost? >> It's the the Buddy Load Binder attachment. You can buy it at bossbuddy.ca. The cost range is from 80 to 110 dollars depending on how many you're buying. And how fast can you install it? You can install it with two bolts. You can install it in about 2 minutes. You just take the two bolts off, put it on and away you go. And designed to go on any load binder. Thank you, sir. I made a vow many years ago not to make this channel about me and it's all about you guys and it's about them, the small companies that you often see on these channels. And this next scene coming up is exactly that. We're going to meet one of my friends who's become a friend in the industry who sells these two very particular tools, but here's the gig. We also sell the tools from their competitors inside the Dirt Monkey Shop. But that doesn't mean I'm only going to sell the version that we sell. If you do want to see the version we sell, go go on over to the Dirt Monkey Shop, you'll find it. But this guy I've known for a long time now just being in the industry. He's a good dude. These are good people and so I do want to give them some some love whenever I possibly can. So, check these guys out. You can buy it directly from them or you can find the competition that we sell in there. Let's go. This is our guaranteed for life multi-purpose drill bit, one bit to drill everything. That tip is 10 times tougher than carbide. Not brittle and chippy so go from drilling a piece of metal then go into a piece of concrete with the SAME BIT. TILE TIPS ARE TOUGH ENOUGH SO even that corner right there you don't want to worry about it breaking stainless steel thick tanks or armor so they're not going to break on you like a normal bit. And every time you wear it out you get another one for free. baddogtools.com Thank you, sir. This is our guaranteed for life cutoff wheel. You cut and you grind with the same wheel so you don't have to switch blades to cut or grind. So, I can go instead of having this snap on me, make that mistake of turning it. Not going to break apart and they're just tough. Then turn around and cut your metal and then grind with it. PVC plastic without the load up. And when you're done cutting that blade it's cold to the touch. You ever wear those out you get another one for free. Lifetime guarantee on a cutoff wheel. And what is this called? Where do you guys find >> This is our endless HD2 cutter grinder on baddogtools.com. Thank you, sir. All right guys, next up is a tool that I don't know anything about and I would probably never buy. But it looked to me like it was important enough to film for you guys cuz not only could some of you guys maybe use something like this, but it also might save some of your guys's lives. It's that toxic masculinity at work, guys. One guy not knowing anything about another guy, but still wanting the absolute best for him. What are we looking at with this? This is the Halldane drill isolator. I mean when you're drilling down inside the sidewalk, this is insulated and it's tested to 10,000 volts, rated to 1,000 volts with a high injection molding nylon 11 thermoplastic mix and it means that if you hit a cable by accident you're not going to get electrocuted. Where do you guys find this at? We We We sell this all over the world. We are Insulated Tools Limited and you can buy this from most of the distributors all around the North American market. And it's called the what? >> It's called the Halldane drill isolator. But we don't just make drill isolators. We make these sorts of things like these things here. So, this is our insulated torque wrench which is kind of the same deal. Made from a high injection molding nylon 11 and you can see here how you can set it real easy. There you go. And then on the connector you can click it and get it just to the right torque. Very important that electric connectors are tightened accurately. All All right. Thank you very much. It's really great. Thank you, sir. All right guys, coming up in just a minute we've got a tool that strikes real close to home for me. Something that I have used and I absolutely love. But before we get to that one we've got two tools that may not fit for everyone. The next one is not really my cup of tea. I couldn't justify the expense of using it. It's the stair climber you're going to see. But the one after that I could absolutely see using and this thing I would have used for many years. So, let's check out these next two tools and then I'm coming back in on the one after that that I've personally installed and had phenomenal results with. So, let's go. Okay, William, what are we looking at with this? It's the Zonzini stair climber distributed by Movetek Innovation. It can lift up to 880 pounds. All electric, automatic and it's really fast and safe. Where do you guys find this at? Well, you can find it on our website, movetekinnovation.com. It's all manufactured Well, it's distributed in the United States and Canada, but this is an Italian product that we import. We are the sole distributor in the in North America. Thank you, sir. What is this called, Ben? The Rhino Pull 1000. The Rhino Pull and it shuts off automatically when it hits. Remote control or you can operate it with the the throttle, the the thumb right there. How much will it lift? It'll lift 1,000 pounds on a single line. Now, of course with 39 feet of cable it gives you enough room that you could actually put a snatch block in there and mechanical advantage is doubled. So, now you can turn it into a 2,000 pound pull. The By Rhino Pull. That's it. Thank you, sir. That powered winch I would love to have. We've got a janky version of it that we use for processing deer. So, anytime we harvest a deer hook the two legs, hit the button, raise it up. The thing's spitting and sputtering. It's like from the 1940s or something. So, anything that's an improvement on that, perfect. But coming up next is a tool that I didn't know a whole lot about and you guys probably do. It's called I Grip Studs. And a couple of years back I took a set of dirt tires on my Mecalac loader and I studded them as an experiment. I was trep I was trepidatious? I don't know if that's the right word. I don't even know if I'm saying it right, but you guys know what I mean. I was hesitant about putting these things on my tires, my loader because if I did damage to the parking lot I'm liable. I have to pay for those parking lots and I have. I've paid thousands of dollars in damage in different parking lots for oil leaks and for scraping too hard and for wrecking curbs and you're liable as a snow plower. So, putting studs on a tire was not something I was going to jump into too fast, but when I did it was a night and day difference. It's on It's the only one that I have done is the Mecca lock loader and the amount of traction those studs get is in freaking sane. And the damage it's done to the asphalt is non-existent at all. I am a huge fan of these eye grip studs. I was going to put them in the Dirt Monkey shop and then we can't import them. There's import problems. So we don't have them in the shop. So if you guys have studs, know where you can get good studs All right, you guys have told me over and over again, why don't you get studs for your tires? And here they actually are installed and in the different kind of various tires. Plus you can also install these on the bottom of your boots and these are called eye grips, Melanie, is that right? >> studs, yeah. Eye grip studs, here they are. And they're removable, you said. >> They are removable with the same tool. So with the same tool So it comes with the install tool and it comes with the de-install tool. >> remove it by the other end of the tool, by the shoulder here. All right. So if guys don't want to switch out from their dirt tracks or the dirt tires, stud them. All right. Thanks, Melanie. Okay, it's the easiest Some tools are cool but you don't have a use for, that's this next one. If I could figure out a way that I could justify buying it, I absolutely would. I just personally don't have a use for it. But I'm going to show it to you guys cuz maybe you guys can justify buying it. Okay, it's the SLA products right here, brand new. We're going to put the jaw in tool. It's as easy as that, interchangeable. Okay. All right. I'm going to go over here. This is going to cut 750 MCM copper. Very clean cut on copper. Yeah. And one of the beauties of this product is we're going to be able to take this and we are going to remove the jaw, put on a guy wire cutter jaw and we're going to cut a piece of guy wire with the same tool. Same product, different application, different material. What is this tool called? Where do guys find it at, Dan? >> This is the brand new SLA 7 and D tool, Husky tools. All right. >> Available at any distributor of Husky tools. Thank you, sir. >> Okay. Brian, what are we looking at with this? So this is our new couple attachments. So this is our water pump. In the utility field people use it for a flooded vaults, flooded basins, etc. here residential. And this is do 39 gallons per minute. Okay. Holy crap. Okay. >> That's It's intense. Call this our splash zone. That is insane. And this retrofits onto a weed whip. Yes. So this will go Yeah, so we have numerous attachments that you can use with any couple head attachment for the 36 V, 18 as well as our 40 V XGT line. As if weed whips weren't fun enough already, now you can pump water with it. Bonus, that's just another excuse to go out and buy yourself an extra one. But next up is the next level in loppers. It's a ratcheting lopper. Let's go. So on your hip, like most people do, where you close it and you put it down here and jump all over yourself, what you do is you back it up and when you do, that pin's going to move forward. That changes the leverage, makes everything a little easier to cut and you get nicer cuts out of it, too. You get nice clean cuts with it. What is this called? Where do guys find it? >> ratchet lopper for our company, Better Garden Tools. We're here in Louisville, Kentucky. Thank you, sir. And what are we looking at? >> It's a ratcheting pruner that will actually handle up to 1 in. But if you've got small stuff like flowers, you can still clip those. But let's say you want to cut something large. Instead of you squeezing and twisting and rolling, when you close it, you reopen it and it clicks. That changes the leverage, makes it a whole lot easier for you to cut that stuff and you get nice clean cuts with it, too. That's just a ratchet pruner. It's available on our website, bettergardentools.com. I have two big dirty dogs and I don't know why but they love this next thing. They lay on it, they roll on it and I like the fact that they actually use this thing. What are we looking at with this, Barbara? This is called the Texas two-step. And every time I step on that mat, that's what we're going to lay onto the mat, see? We call it the two-step cuz you're going to take two steps. It's going to take 85 to 90% of what you're going to carry in off. Now if you wipe your feet, it takes 100%. >> Okay. Are you sure it's not just your shoes? Can I step in it with my shoes? Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. Now, uh one, two, three. Holy buckets. When you do that, make sure that you get your whole foot, you see? Okay, what is this called and where do people It's called the Texas two-step and it's at pro-selections.com. We have various sizes, colors. And is there a website, Barbara? >> Yes, it's pro-selections.com. What is it? >> pro-selections.com Thank you. So this is our motorized pneumatic spray glue gun. Wait a minute, it's a spray glue gun? >> It's a spray glue gun. Hook it up to your compressor under 10 V outlet and we're spraying hot melt. It's perfect for going over big areas. The hot melt will give you instant tack and set up in only minutes. The nozzle has six air ports. The glue comes out of the center and it swirls it in a circular orientation and you can adjust And you can adjust the pattern at the same time. >> the pattern. So right now I'm refining it to a smaller circle so the beads are getting a little bit thicker. What is the glue gun called? What is the company called? >> Brad, company is Surebonder. This is the Spray-Dash-500. And what does it go for? How much is it? Oh, it's probably a $500 plus glue gun for industrial, you know, carpet ceiling and large scale applications. Thank you, sir. Mark, what are we looking at with this? >> Today you're looking at the Camo Clip Drive. This is a tool that attaches to any drill that you choose. It installs a deck by you standing up without having to be on your knees. And how what you were saying, how many square feet can it do? >> You can do about 400 square feet about 30 minutes at a normal pace. Absolutely fast and the easiest way to install a deck. And how much does it cost and where is it? You can get these at any local store coast to coast in 20 countries, Home Depot, Menards, Lowe's, online, Amazon, you name it, we've got it. They retail for about $120. Thank you, sir. You know guys, Frankie and I have built a lot of decks and one thing about that last clip was all of those screws were kind of set up and ready to go. And I don't know about you guys but every time I've ever built a deck, I could never find screws that set themselves up for me like that. So I don't know if this tool will set the screws in place and then drive them home. So if you guys have ever used that tool, love to hear from you. If you know a better option than that tool or if that's the best tool that you've ever seen and used, great. I just want to hear from you guys. But that's going to call it for this video. So what did you guys think of this round up video and checking out all of these cool tools? I hope you guys enjoyed going along for the ride. It's kind of fun >> [music] >> going back into history and checking everything out and then bringing it to you with a fresh set of eyes. But that's it for this one. God bless you guys and go get them. We'll see you on another one.