The Best Tools at World of Concrete

Yeah. All right, guys. It's the start of another adventure. And one of the things that actually brings me to World of Concrete are the people. I got some of the best people. And I want to introduce some of the people I love to hang out with. Brent, tell them your name of your channel. >> Brent with BYOT. >> Yeah, he's an awesome [music] dude. Last time we went to Bingy and talked bodybuilding. Mark. >> Mark with Homestead Garage. Check it out. >> Brian, that fixed guy. >> Brian changed my life because he got me the best hotel room ever. $250 for the entire week. And the only thing I got to put up with is the crack next door fighting with her boyfriend. But [laughter] that was a 500 a.m. wakeup call and I didn't even need to set an alarm. All right, we've got Travis. >> Tools by Design >> and his lovely wife, girlfriend. >> Not partner. Liv Tools by Design. >> And you know, I'm confused because I've only seen him um you know, propose to her a number of times and I never know. >> Huh? Yeah. [laughter] Yes. >> With a pair of packs. >> I give her tools, so that's how I keep her around. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> All right. That's why it's tools by design. All right. But you're not here for that. But we got a ton of tools, cool stuff that we're going to go check out. So, without wasting any more time, let's get right into the very first one. >> All right, Kevin. What are we looking at with this? >> Looking at the dragster dolly. Adjustable from 36, 42 to 48 in. Made to move all your tri machines with round bar and square. >> Meant for trials, but now you made a new one. >> Yes. Go ahead, Mark. Show them how it's done. >> Nice and easy. >> That simple. >> Hey, even a caveman can do it. Or a whimpy guy like me. >> Snap it onto your new first deck. Move all your heavy materials around like that. 28 in wide. Designed to go through most interior doors. Adjustable handle for different >> Well, now how do you get the wheel back out? >> It's that simple. Just flip it back out. >> And now you can take that same wheel off from that and if you're in the concrete business, you can slap it onto a a concrete trolley. >> That's correct. And that platform will hold 300 lb. >> So you've created the platform itself. >> Yeah. >> And now the wheel is adjustable. Go for from that to other equipment. >> That's correct. >> Okay. So you guys really got this thing dialed in. What is it called and where do guys find it at? >> It's called the Dragster Dolly and it's available at dragsterdy.com. >> dragsterally.com. All right. Thank you, sir. >> Thanks so much. >> All right, guys. What do you think about putting a wheel underneath four other wheels? Good idea, bad idea? Well, anyway, that's up to you guys to decide whether you think it's right for you. The next one is the actual sponsor that brought me out to World of Concrete, and it's a pretty cool concept. Let's just drive right into this one. All right, guys. We're at the Space Cap, and this turned a pickup truck into a service van. And this is really designed to outlast three or four service vans if I'm understanding this correct. Is that right? >> About three or four truck cycles. >> Okay. So, and one thing guys, these guys are the ones that brought me out to World of Concrete to allow me to film all of the coolest tools, gear, and equipment that you're seeing in this video. So, I want to really show you guys what this thing is capable of doing. Walk me through it, though, will you, Richard? >> All right. So, this is a model called the Diablo. What this is is this will fit onto any truck, Ford, Chevy, GMC, uh any Ram, any of your your your basic Ford model, I mean model truck. So, you got uh 8ft beds, 6 and 1/2t beds, and this will uh fit them all standard. Okay. So, what you're seeing here right now is a fully unfitted contractor package for the Diablo. Got your shelving. We have plumbing packages, HVAC packages, electrical patches, or you can just get it empty and build it out yourself. >> So, you can get the empty shell and the empty shell costs about how much, Richard? >> Starts at about 10 grand for an empty shell. >> Now, this will slide and fit right onto any standard pickup truck. >> So, the only difference is if we go from a Ford to Chevy, there's a kit that we have that'll fit into the bed, >> okay? And that's what you'll change out or your camera would change out to the camera of the manufacturer which we supply. Our camera's OEM for the backup. Our key fob for the doors is OEM. So they both work perfectly for their manufacturer. >> So now once we start to outfit it, do you guys do the outfitting or is that something that a contractor can do himself or both? >> Both. We have quick shift packages. So if Joe plumber needs a upfitted plumbing package Diablo, we can do everything for him and ship it out usually in 3 to 4 weeks and be on his truck good to go. And anybody that has a service van knows you can't get that done that quick. >> So what does it cost? And if they want to have they just want to one and you're done. They just want to grab it and go and have you guys design it and build it. They're busy doing what they do, which is jobs. >> A fully upfitted package starts around 15,000. bit 15 grand. >> Yep. And they're good to go. >> And it turns a pickup truck, any pickup truck into a service van that you can walk in and out of. But what about securing it? >> Gotcha. So easy to get out of. So, as far as security, >> this is not something easily breaking into. And here's the cool part. The key fob works on your doors. So the the key fob to your truck works on the doors >> correct >> to your space cap. >> OEM >> OEM. >> Yep. >> Now do do you guys install them at the factory for people or is this something that they install themselves? >> So the Diablo would come fully ready. It'll come with your key fob tied into it. It'll come with the camera. Everything's plugandplay. So when you get it, most your guys, they're pretty bright. They know how to do wiring and things. All you do is put the kit into the bed. There's brackets here that tie into the uh truck bed itself. So, we don't do any drilling or anything. And what happens is 3 years from now, give you an example. Whenever you're buy that brand new truck, this looks out, goes in the new truck, the truck bed looks brand new. I mean, branded. >> Where do guys find out more information on these? >> They go to www.spacecap.com. Spac.com. spacecap. >> Yep. >> Thank you, sir. >> Thanks, buddy. >> Another thing too about Space Cap is they already have some prefab models available. So, if you're a busy contractor and you just want to buy it and forget about it, they can get you set up. So, check them out. Now, next, we're going back into the building industry. And sometimes you just got two boards that aren't quite long enough and you got to stretch them. Well, here's a special tool just to do that. >> So, here's the beam puller. It's also called the beam stretcher. So, imagine you have two beams or panels or whatever. You just want to get a super tightest seam ever. Uh, so you put them like this. And this is just to showcase that actually gets very tight. You put it on top. Whack the hook down. And now I have like 1,500 lb of force with just my fingertips. Now you can see it gets super tight already. And to get this one off. Oh, like that. That's the B puller. We also have the screw down version here. So, that one you just saw was for uh timber construction. This one you can use with steel, concrete, timber, whatever. You just crank the handle and you get a super tight seam. >> Where do we guys find this at? >> You find this also at stehop.com. >> Steadox shop. >> Yeah. So, we have two three day ship shipping time in the US and we have warehousing in Michigan. So, >> awesome. >> Go ahead, check us out. >> Thank you, Dennis. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. Thank you so much, >> Wolf. That was a pretty cool tool there, don't you know? And speaking of cool tools, we got another cool tool for you coming right down the pipeline there, don't you know? Now, coming up, this guy's got not just one cool tool, he's got three cool tools. But uh let's do enough talking in there and let's just get right into it. >> All right, guys. Elliot, who does not look like an Elliot to me, has three very unique products. Yes, sir. >> All right, Elliot, show me the first one, will you? >> Okay, first one here is a hydraulic punch press. It's a electro hydraulic punch press that putting out 17 tons of punching pressure and it only weighs 31 lbs. So, let me punch a hole here. That's it. >> Only takes 2 seconds to punch holes and it only weighs 31 lbs. It's very light, you know, portable model. You can take anywhere, punch holes with it. >> Yeah. >> And next one is a automatic feed magnetic drill press. So this uses the annular cutter. I'm using 15/16 diameter >> through a/2 in structural steel. and let me start it up here. So, he's talking, but you can't really hear him over the sound of the machine. And I'll just do a voice over and explain what he's saying. Is this got a magnetic base and it automatically senses how much load is required and does all of the drilling for you so that you can set up a couple of the these machines to run simultaneously and one guy can be drilling multiple holes at the same time. That's what she said. So, what you said, which may not been heard, is one guy can operate two, three machines simultaneously. >> Yes. >> And you can put any size bit you want in it, right? >> Correct. Y. >> Okay. But we're not done yet cuz you got even more cool tools. Tell me about this one, Elliot. >> These are called needle scatterers. So to clean the surface of the steel uh whether it's a existing paint or rust or we here at the concrete show. So, we are showing the uh here's a concrete stuck on a shoot >> and you can use this. >> Make sure there's not a Okay, Elliot, how do guys find your tools? If they want any one of these things, where do they go? >> You can go to www.nitoccoi.com, netoci.com which is n i p o k o h k i.com neatoci.com All right, thanks Elliot. That doesn't look like an Elliot. >> Thank you. Appreciate it, my friend. >> All right, this next tool, at first I was like, "Oh, this is perfect for farmers." But then I realized not just farmers. We're talking about guys that do demolition that have to drop off loads at waste removal sites or guys that do a lot of off-roading that need protection for their underside. Let me just show you what this is and let maybe you guys could figure out some of the different application of this because the more I look at this one, the more possibilities I see with it. But a lot of times what I see as a possibility, you guys are like, I would never use [clears throat] that. And I just want to hear from you. Is this a good idea or is this not a good idea? Personally, I remember having the problem that you're about to see back on the farm so many times and this thing to me would really make a difference. But you guys have to tell me what you think. >> All right, guys. Some of you probably know I grew up on the farm. This was common, more common than you can think. >> All right, Ryan, what are we looking at with this? And tell me about it, will you? Well, what it does is kind of three solutions. It keeps the grease from fleeing all over the bottom of the truck or on the road. So, there's the environmental side. Then, it keeps the junk out like our picture on the wall there. That's from a company that does a lot of work in landfills. And as you know, from being on the farm, >> the same thing happens in the harvest when those trucks are out there in the field. And guess what? >> The stocks are cut about ujint height >> and they wrap up. And guys have told us that the stocks wrap up so tightly around the U-jint that they'll actually push the pinion seal out. >> So what they want to do is keep junk out. Well, the way the system works is it's just two halves from the same mold so they're perfectly in balance. They don't throw the drive shaft out of balance. The covers ride on the drive shaft. They rotate with the drive shaft or the drive line. If it's on the drive shaft, great. Or the slip yolk, great. Doesn't matter. But they simply you have adjustable or different size pads according to the diameter of the drive shaft. There's a lot of diameters like 32. So you got to get the know the drive shaft diameter or we can sell you a kit with a lot of diameters in it. But you simply clip the pads onto the cover, assemble the covers together, and they clamp tightly on the drive shaft. >> Do you got to drill? >> No drilling, no fabrication, no cutting, no nothing. Does it help with mud at all? >> Oh, sure. It keeps the mud out of the U-jints. Yeah. Like guys in in rock quaries that are dump trucks that are working on rock quaries, things like that. Yeah. They're getting rocks occasionally tossed up into the U-jint. It'll break the joint. >> Yep. Yep. Okay. So, what does a unit like this go for? >> Well, the multi fit units, like if it was for a drive shaft, they're about 135 bucks. They're selling at places online for 128. >> How long does it take to install? about 10 minutes each. >> Where do you guys find it at? >> You can look at it at ujintcovers.com or you can also find it >> at highquality truck parts. >> We'll just go with ujintcovers.com. >> There you go. >> ujintcovers.com. >> Yeah. Thank you, sir. >> Thank you. >> This next one I walked right past and then a guy sitting down looks at me and says, "Do you hunt?" And I'm like, "Yeah, I hunt. Why?" And then he showed me this and I realized this is not just for hunters. And after you guys see this, what else do you think you could use this one for? Let me know in the comments down below because I would love it. >> Jake, what are we looking at with this? >> So, right here we've got our 900 lb capacity aluminum spits lift here on a brand new Ford F250 that was built by D-Max Rhino for SEMA in November. Full DC power. Crane weighs about 40 lbs. Full install weight less than 100. >> Plug this Anderson plug right here for the power. Got our remote and we're ready to go. >> That fast. >> That fast. >> And how much will this lift, J? >> This will lift up to 900 lb. >> And it'll just slip right into the back of your truck. You can carry it in your toolbox. And if you're who I mean you tell me who would use this. >> Anybody that needs to lift anything in and out of their truck. >> So mechanics, guys going hunting, >> plumbers, HVAC, construction, oil, wind, anybody, military. >> Where do guys find this at? >> Spitzlift.com. >> Splitslift.com. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you, sir. >> Anytime. >> All right, guys. Now, this next one may not seem like a big thing, but to me it actually is. I've back in the day had to work on a lot of job sites where it was uh commercial uh construction. I had to be OSHA compliant. Uh one job site in particular stood out where it was so hot one of the Minnesota Vikings players passed over and died from heat stroke and heat exhaustion. And we had no relief. And in fact, here's a little bit of an interesting side story. It was so hot during the day that I had went out and rented lights and set them up so that we could work at night. And the general contractor we were working under would not allow us to do that. They forced us to work in the heat of the day. And it was nauseatingly hot and absolutely dangerous because we had to have full gear on. We're talking about full pants, uh, safety vests on, hard hats on, long sleeve shirt, and we are working in it was absolutely the it was I don't I can't even begin to describe it. And on a different side note, interestingly enough, I don't know how this happened, but they were the executives that wouldn't allow us to work at night stayed out onto the job site, of course, while we were working, overseeing everything in their airond conditioned cab. And somebody had released all the freon out of their air conditioned, not cab, uh, trailer. They had a whole trailer and it was fully air conditioned and vented out and they would sit in there in their air conditioning while we were outside sweating uh like you know it was terrible and somebody had let all the freon out of their air conditioning and made them actually experience what we were experiencing. I don't know how that happened but it sure was satisfying to see it happen. And this next thing can help guys that are forced into situations like that. To me, this next one is huge. It's not a big thing. It's a huge thing. Let's just get into it. I'm talking to >> All right. So, Milwaukee has a new >> Tell me about this, will you? >> Yeah. This is our new Bolt red lithium cooling fan. Compatible with all Milwaukee head protection. is going to be delivering the most powerful air flow to the user. And you have the ability to accessorize where that air flow goes with our different ducts in the [music] back. >> We've got a very ergonomic balanced design. The lightest weight band only 230 g distributed between the front and back. Very comfortable. When worn with the helmet, we can see temperature reductions of almost 40° inside of that head protection. >> Holy. Yeah, I >> not very often will I say holy crap. But >> wow. >> Yeah. >> Talk about making a guy's life so much better. >> Yep. >> Is it out? >> So, our fan is available for pre-orders at World of Concrete and we're going to be shipping in April of 2026. >> Yeah, you better hurry up. Get that out before summer hits. >> It'll be ready before summer. >> Dang. Right. That's pretty cool. I don't know about what you guys think. You know, little things like this that make our lives better. Being able to work all day long saves your head, man. I'm telling you right now, >> that that right there, that's gold. That That is my gold list right there. Not a big thing. That's my gold list. Hannah, >> that one >> that this one is. >> So many times I feel like I'm cooked at the end of the day and you feel nauseous. You get done and you're just like, I just I want to go home and vomit and lay down in air conditioning and get in a cold shower bath. >> Why wasn't this done sooner? >> We've been working on it. >> Yeah, Rob, what the hell's going on? >> We've been working on it for 2 years. So, we wanted to make sure we had the right design for you guys that's really going to provide that solution you're looking for. >> Yeah, I love it. I love it. I think this is one of my one of my uh world of concrete favorites. >> Heard it here first. Thank you. I'm going to be honest with you guys. I wasn't even planning on going to World of Concrete this year. I was kind of on the fence because in past years, I haven't always been able to find the coolest new innovations. It's always just been maybe something a little bit bigger, a little bit faster. But this year was absolutely gamechanging. The tools, gear, and equipment I was able to find brand new stuff that we should see, stuff that we've never seen before, uh, and stuff that I've never seen…