13 "Best" Tools Under $20

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• FI

  @Fixthisbuildthat · 1 year ago · pinned

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• VI

  @videogame1291 · 1 year ago

  With the laser measuring tool, I feel like you should&apos;ve taken a look at the instructions you tossed aside before dismissing it completely when you couldn&apos;t get it to turn on, to see if it was a different on method than you&apos;d expected (as discussed in another comment)

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• GU

  @gunsandcommissions · 1 year ago

  When slotted screws finally evolve out of existance, we will have officially reached nirvana.

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• AP

  @apollo3604 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The bit keyring has been great. As a contractor, everyone at a job site has all the bits we need clipped our tool belts. Not having to run back to the truck, or get down off a ladder has been a huge benefit. &nbsp;Short versions, long versions. Phillips, Robertson, t25, t30. Etc. All my team carry one of those.

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• CH

  @christopherport1415 · 1 year ago

  Funny enough, I bought something advertised as a manicure/pedicure rotary tool a while back to clean up 3D prints, And it legitimately looked like a simplified version of that one, including all the tips.

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• DA

  @danielmacdonald16 · 1 year ago

  I have the carabiner bit holder. It is extremely handy. Over the past year I have only lost one bit that I had not seated properly. If you change bits frequently this is an excellent option. Clips to your belt loops as well.

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• PA

  @paulbaker1604 · 1 year ago

  Hi Brad. &nbsp;Always enjoy your videos, especially when you nerd out on tools. &nbsp;I especially appreciate how you review the functionality of the tools. &nbsp;So even if I am not buying that specific tool, I know what to consider. &nbsp;But as a very casual hobby wood worker, I always like to see what I can get to make things easier, without committing to a large expense. &nbsp;Keep up the great work!

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• RW

  @rw7532 · 1 year ago

  Those little socket sets are good to throw in a desk drawer at work.

• BE

  @Bettinasisrg · 1 year ago

  Idk on the last one maybe read directions? Sometimes the on/off is not intuitive and requires 3 quick button presses or hold down for 3 seconds? Just a thought. Thanks for the great real reviews! As a metal worker hobbyist I&apos;d love to see this covering metal, welding, cutting, etc stuff!!

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• ST

  @Steve_mos8541 · 1 year ago

  theres TONS of great utility knives, one of MY favs is the toughbuilt with the PryBar built in, IMO the most comfortable is the Fiskars

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• SO

  @sociopathmercenary · 1 year ago

  The Railer tool brand makes an excellent key chain bit holder along with various bit sets.

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• RI

  @richpeggyfranks490 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I use the WD-40 Specialist Corrosion Inhibitor on my cast iron tool tops. I spray it on a rag, wipe it on, buff and drape a rust-resistant machine cover over the whole thing. My unconditioned shop is in coastal Texas and rust was a constant issue. In the last 30 years I think I have tried every rust treatment with varied successes. This seems to work among the best, at 1/2 the cost. Thanks for another info-taining video.

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