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Newest TOOLS of SEMA 2025 pt 2

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Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This project provides a comprehensive analysis of the Fireball Hardtail 614 vise, guiding the user through understanding its manufacturing origins, the cost implications of different production locations (USA vs. Taiwan), and the brand's commitment to consistent quality and transparency. It also highlights the product's extreme durability and repairability, making it a lifetime investment for any DIY enthusiast or professional.

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How amazing would that be to be able to drive this truck every single day, help people out while you get paid to do that? >> When you bring it to this position, your camera goes right over the ball. You hook up a trailer without any help. Also be laid down on the ground here to act as a tire rack. >> So after you break it loose, you instantly convert. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> So this is the MicroClimate Air3, a respirator for the modern age. Locks and gates keep honest people out. Yes. This is just trying to keep you at the scene of the crime the as long as possible so someone can see. >> I like [music] that. I like that. That's smart. [music] >> I've actually follow him on Instagram or seen your stuff on Instagram. >> Yeah. >> And tell me about where these are made cuz you do something I've never seen anybody else do. >> Yeah. So this is the Partell 614 vice. Very patriotic. This vice right here is made in USA. So we have two options to purchase this vice. We have one made in Taiwan and one made in USA. The product is exactly the same. Uh but I'm very patriotic and want to hire Americans to make this. But I also people really maybe don't care where products made. They choose value. >> What's the difference in price? Uh about 1,800 bucks >> percentage w >> uh that's about what 90% difference in price >> hot. Uh-huh. Difference in elevated price. So go for 1,800 to 1900 for Taiwan or just under four grand for the USA main. >> Oh, double. >> Yeah. Almost double. >> Double. What am I getting? Polish math. >> Yeah. Like 90%. >> So >> unreal. >> Yeah. But the the reason why is when we make it here in the states, it has to pass through five different companies. We have the foundry, then you have the machine shops, then you have the brooch companies, then you have the painters, and then you have the boxers and shippers, and then you have me. >> Okay, >> this is still my design. Or the Taiwan, they're very special because they have a start to finish factory. They can cast it in the factory, then pass it down to the machinist, then pass it down to the painter, then pass it and put it in a box from start to finish in the same house. >> But you do you do not try to hide that. You let people know you can buy Americanmade or you can buy >> Yes. It's listed on the website. >> Yes. >> Because I do not have a foundry. >> For me to own a foundry is ridiculous. I'd have to spend $50 million and try to get the EPA for me to own a foundry. So, I have to hire a foundry. >> I have a machine shop, >> but I don't have a brooch company and I don't have a paint, >> right? So, as you can start to see, this is where the price starts to elevate cuz everybody wants a little more money. >> Y >> So, everyone wants a little more piece of the puzzle. >> Is there a difference in quality? >> Absolutely not. There's no difference in quality. It's like baking a cookie. If you follow the recipe, two people follow the same recipe, we're going to get the same cookie. The materials no different, the production's no different how they're manufactured. Same exact size, same material, same quality control at the end. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> What is this called? Where do you guys find these at? >> This is a Fireball 614 and you can fire find it at fireballtool.com. >> That's pretty cool that you're straightforward about it. >> Yes. that there there's to me that deserves respect. >> You have the option of paying double. >> Yep. >> And getting Americanmade. >> Yep. >> Or if you need value and you can't afford it, you still need a good vice. >> Buy the Taiwanese one. >> And when you buy one of these though, I want to emphasize no matter which one you get, you're going to have a tool for lifetime. I do not believe in products that uh have a short life window. like planned obsolescence I guess is the way we'd call it now. This lifespan is years, decades, centuries, lifetimes. >> Hand it down to your kids. >> Tell and all the parts in here are replaceable. The wear items like the screws and the nuts and the jaws. So, anything that were to wear out, you can fix. >> Awesome. Thank you, sir. >> Thank you. Yeah, >> Scott, what makes this special? This is a self-ratcheting flare nut wrench and it's push on, push off. Made for tight spaces. So, if you want to tighten bolt, just push it on and it'll ratchet. Tighter you pull on it, tighter it'll grip onto the nut and it won't and it won't strip the bolt. It'll just grab onto the edges. And if you want to take it out, take the bolt off, just flip it over and it'll come out. So, this is the lock jaw ratchet and flare nut wrench. Where do you guys find them at? >> You can find them at www.strategictq.com. >> Awesome. strategic.com. Thank you, sir. >> All right, Kevin, what are we looking at? >> So, we make tools to make hose clamps out of wire so you always have the right size hose clamp. 10 times stronger. 90% lighter than a regular hose clamp. Show you how it works. I'm using stainless. You're going to make a loop. Feed your end through. Pull it tight. So that one time, best clamp on the market, header wrap, exhaust wrap. Two times around fuel, air, water, hydraulic kind of pressure. Make sure you're not crossed or overlapped. That's your weak spot. Take your tool, slide your nose in. You got a pin and a pin. We're going to go over those two and around. Quick twist like a bread tie locks you down. Notch on the end. If you're not there yet, pop it in. That's it. Tighten it up. No twisting. You're push pulling. That's how we get a 360 seal all the way around. When you're tight, you're going to finish it off. If you're doing an air hose, turn it on. If you're getting hissed at, you're not done yet. 180 locks you in. 90°. If you absolutely have no space, you can cut it loose. All the way over. Tool pops up. About a quarter of an inch is all you need. >> Once you press that down, that locks you in permanently. That is your brand new hose clamp. 10 times stronger, 90% lighter. >> What's it called? >> Clamp. Clamp tools.com. >> Probably not. >> All right, Michael. What are we looking at with this? >> So, this is the MicroClimate Air3, a respirator for the modern age. >> Okay. >> So, I've seen the belt mount mounted ones. This one is a one and you done all inside the helmet. >> Yep. It's all included right in here. All in one design. >> So now this is a positive air pressure so you don't have to shave. >> Right. Yeah. So air is being drawn in through these filters and then through a blower and clean air is coming down here. Positive pressure so it can be loose fitting. Well, >> who's this designed for? >> This is for uh powder coers, grinders. It's particulate only, so it doesn't do paint, but uh silica dust, uh wood workers, so cutting concrete, anywhere where you have a dusty environment. This is a really comfortable >> price for something like this. >> So, we're 5.49 for the respirator only. A really popular product is to add a bundle of the uh accessory kit. So, this is $649. It includes a wall mount, the charger, the uh microfiber cloth, and then these accessories. >> Where do you guys find out more information? >> Okay, >> so you can go to microclimate.com. We're selling it there, but also on uh Instagram, and we also sell on Amazon. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> All right, Stephen. >> So, this is our standard line with Carile ratchets. It's made on a 90 to design. So, basically, this is the amount of space that you'll need to be able to engage the next tooth. So, you can go ahead and move that if you'd like. >> Yeah, we'll keep that on there. It engages and you move it. It moves about 4° every turn. All right. That's a lot of space in engine compartments these days. A lot of times you have less space. So, let's take it down to 2°. half of the space that you had with that one. We'll put this ratchet on there, which is our 180 position swivel head. So, it swivels to about 280 degrees. So, you have a lot of flexibility there. A B, it's 180 position. So, all you need is 2° of arc swing there and it's moving, right? Well, that's still that's better, right? But we've taken it to the next step with Carlile Tools. We've taken it to basically about the width of your finger is all you need. Or being able to put a socket on a fastener in essence is all that you need. >> You put it in here and it engages and you're moving it with just that much space in a uh >> what makes this one. >> So the this is a 90 to design, 182 design. This is more of a planetary gear design that stays in constant s tension uh throughout the uh uh throughout the uh >> put why didn't you put the swivel head on it? >> Um just the different designs right now. Uh this is really new. Um this is a a little bit older of technology from that perspective. So >> what is this called? Where do guys find this at? Uh, Napa Tools is where you buy it at. So, you can buy it at Napa Tools store, you can buy it at naponline.com, or you can buy it at cariletools.com. >> Thank you, sir. >> It's 100% lifetime guarantee over the counter replacement. >> Oh, nice. >> Yeah. >> Very cool. Thank you. >> Okay. [laughter] Now, all you're going to do is do doubles and bubbles. One dice set. Run the tube again up to your up to the flusher. Lock it in. Set your depth. Tighten the bridge. Then dial into the flare you chose and pop the cam. Turn the dial in to finish the flare. Pop the cam. But once you get out of it, it's really professional flare. >> Now this is called what? What is this tool called? >> The FT 351 flaring tool from SUNR. repairs. >> What does a unit like that go for? >> Anywhere between 350, 400 somewhere in there. >> Where do you guys find out more information on them? >> Um, you can go to srnrauto.com. Check us out there. We got a lot of different things, products available with your local parts typically. >> Awesome. S ur. >> Thank you, sir. Thank you. >> Ralph, what are we looking at? This is the Zyclop speed ratchet. It has 72 teeth, meaning it's got five degree pitch in it. You can take it, you can pull it back and put it into a 15° knuckle buster. You can take it, put it in line, but then when you go inline with it, you can put on a speed sleeve and you can spin it. >> You can also forward reverse here push button eye lock in all positions. Lock it in that position as well. Available in a/4 in 3/8 and 1/2 in lifetime warranty. >> Very good. What is this called? >> Wera Tools Cyclop speed ratchet. >> W E R. >> Yep. It could be Va if you're in Germany or if you're in the US it's >> all right Sam. Show me this one, will you? >> All right. This is Powerbuilt Kick Tech universal lug wrench. Main feature here on your lug wrench. You got a pedal. Don't normally have that on them. What's it for? Of course, you can get a ton more torque when you step on the end of a long rod to get your rusted, jammed lug nuts off there. So, that's the first thing. And it instantly unlocks and converts to a swivel. So, after you break it loose, you instantly convert. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Take off your lug nut lug nut. Super fast, really quick. Especially if you got your older cars, things are getting stuck. And actually, there's one more feature I'll show you here real quick, too. It actually has a storage mode. Oh, it's already right there. Folds right up. Very easy. Locks. Very strong. >> What is this called? This is the Powerbuilt Kickte lug wrench. Where do you guys find it at? >> You can pro We don't It's not released yet, but it'll be released in about 6 months. And uh it should be on, I believe, Amazon. Uh I'm not in sale, so unfortunately I can't answer that question, so I'm not sure about that one. >> All right. Apologize for that. >> How many sizes of this do you have? >> Um, so we've got the mini, the multiaxis, which is the same size as this, but just gives you better clearance in narrow areas. This is the standard, most popular still. And then we go two sizes above that. >> It's just basically a wrench extend. >> Yeah. So, the wrench just fits right in. You can see right here as well. >> And it just plugs in all. >> Where do you sell these at? Um, so we'll sell them through uh your local Macco Cornwell uh dealers. Um, and if you ever have any trouble finding someone, you just reach out to us on our website. >> What's your website? >> Uh, muerc.com. >> Coupoops.com. All right. Thank you. >> All right, Ally, what are we looking at with this one now? >> So, these are commonly known spider bungees. Often tearing, breaking. This is just from being here inside the shows already weathered and breaking. Okay. >> So, we're trying to reinvent it with the new, it's called the cranking. And it'll consistently be holding pressure on your chains. So, you'd pop it open, pull it out, twist it back to green, and tighten it down. >> Now, how long before you got to double check that? >> Double check that. Depends, you know, depends on your condition, how hard you're driving, how fast you're driving. But ours, what we say shouldn't have to pull over. Put them on and go. >> Okay. Now, these are for semi- tires, but you also make this for passenger vehicles as well. >> Yes, we also make them for passenger vehicles. The only difference is your spring size, making it a little bit better for cars and all sorts. >> Where would guys find out more information on these? >> Um, the cranken.com would be a great place to look gloves. >> The Cranken. >> All right. Thanks, Adam. >> Hey, thank you, >> William. What are we looking at with this one? Not. >> We are looking at our brand new Dominator Smart Carts, a wheel carts that can lift up heavy wheel sets just like this. Can also be laid down on the ground here to act as a tire rack. You can lift it back up and actually eject the wheels by using the kick plate right here and then kicking it forward to grab the load. It also includes a smart disc holster so you can remove a disc and store them for long-term storage at a very mobile platform. Where would guys find uh find this online? >> You can find this at gaytool.com or any of our distributors uh throughout the country. >> All right. Thank you, William. >> Absolutely. >> Hey guys, quick question for you. Is there anything new in the booth this year? I'm going through the show filming everything. That's cool. >> Right here we have the UMAX 300. That's that was the prototype last year. Got it here. And we also have this is the prototype this year which is going to be edition. So, we're looking at a trailer locks this time. >> And as you can see, a coupler lock. And then as it's we have the shield over it, both sides hexagonal. So, you'd have to cut both sides to get through. Okay. >> So, you couldn't just cut one side, twist it out. So, with this one, you'd have to cut through the shield and then cut through both brackets just >> to get to the drain. So, >> okay. Have um >> So, this this makes criminals loud and slow. basically extremely it's not it's not really meant to be a complete theft proof. >> What uh has lockpicking lawyer looked at it? >> Um not sure. We'd have to ask our engineer on the that one. But you know there's a there's a saying locks and gates keep honest people out. This is just trying to keep you at the scene of the crime the as long as possible so someone can see. >> I like that. I like that. That's smart. >> All right, Steve. What are we looking at with this one now? >> Hey, this is shock strap. We are the original constant tension tie down strap. We were tired of our straps coming loose, so we incorporated this heavy duty urethane shock absorber that keeps constant tension on your straps. When you tighten it down, gives it a preload and constantly pulls on the hook so that when you hit that bumpy trail, your straps don't come loose. So the straps take out the take take up the tension so that the shocks they don't come because as we can see it you can see where the straps are actually coming loose. You can actually see them >> flip-flopping loose. All right, so here's the scoop. I do use shock strap long before I ever knew you guys. We do sell these now in the Dirt Monkey shop because they're tried, trusted. I've used them over and over again and I I believe in them. I I grab shock straps every time I tie down. I go for the shock straps. And this is not because we sell them in the store, but if you do want to buy a pair, go to the store and get them. I I grabbed them long before we ever worked together in the store. Hump for years. >> Years. Oh, I mean it's getting them close to a decade probably. >> Yes, >> for sure. >> Yep. That's how good they are. They really are as good as you've probably heard from from other people as well. So, shocks wraps are available at the Dirt Monkey shop >> for sure. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you, >> Steve. What are we looking at with this one now? >> How you doing? We're here at uh SEMA. We're here with the Gate King and um we're going to show you a product that's revolutionizing the way that you use your tailgate of your pickup truck. >> Perfect. >> Very, very simple. So, every pickup truck has a set of cables. They look like this. In time, they get frayed, they kind of stretch, etc., etc. What we we wanted to do was make your tailgate a lot more versatile. With the cables, all you can do currently is open and close your tailgate. Put a set of gate keys on. It only takes about 10 minutes. We use the same factory hole pattern. We slap these on 10 minutes later. Now you have a tail you have a tailgate that is functionable. You can put it in any position you want. It locks in place. And the first question we get from our customers is it weightbearing? Can it really serve a purpose other than holding up? The answer is yes. There you go. Shows you the strength when you're done. We made it super simple. You literally close your tailgate and it resets itself. It goes back to neutral so you're not in the way. A great feature of the product, too. If you open your tailgate, let's say you're towing a trailer, you can bring it down, I don't know, about right there. When you bring it to this position, your camera goes right over the ball. You hook up a trailer without any help. And most importantly, you're not going to damage your tailgate because you're not going to touch the jack of your trailer. Very, very important if you're towing a trailer. >> What's the website? >> The website's thegateking.com. >> Thank you, sir. >> Dale, what are we looking at? >> What we're got here is we got speed pin. Speed pin allows you to easily adjust the height and the rotation of your ball with our quick release technology. We put it into our quick release hitch pin. And we've also had that same technology in our coupley block. >> So tell me about what makes this special compared to other hitch pins that may be out there today. >> There are things that are different. This is a 100% titanium pin. So it's the strongest hitch pin on the market. The quick release technology and…

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