In this video, I’m diving into the top three tools that turned out to be game-changers in ways I never anticipated. These tools were originally intended (and bought) as ‘nice-to-haves’ in my toolkit, but they quickly became “can’t-live-withouts.” Whether you’re into cycling, mechanics, or just love discovering versatile, reliable tools, these picks might just surprise you as much as they did me! Stick around to see why these tools have earned their place in my workshop—and why they might deserve a spot in yours too!
Bosch GAS 18V-10 L (cordless vacuum cleaner)
Unior 1613/2BI (pedal wrench)
Bosch GDS 18V-400 (cordless impact wrench)
Hyndai SAC 55751 (silent compressor)
Power tools
Electric and pneumatic power tools.
Bosch Keyless drill chuck (SDS-plus to round adapter)
How to assemble a Bosch Keyless drill chuck (SDS-plus to round adapter) – is it good and practical?
A SILENT compressor for your workshop?
Some general tips & advice about compressor shopping and maintenance.
And my review of the Hyundai SAC 55751 silent (59db) compressor.
Bosch GBH 187-LI One Chuck review / presentation – FLOP? :)
My experience with the Bosch GBH 187-LI and the Bosch GBH 187-LI One Chuck. An article related to this video: Bosch Pro power tools and customer support.
The 4 Power Tool Classes Explained
The 4 basic quality classes of power tools explained. Are the “hobby” class power tools worth buying?
Dremel 4486 Keyless Chuck review
My experience with the Dremel 4486 Keyless Chuck (on a Parkside tool)
Dremel 4486 KEyless Multi Chuck & Pakside rotary tool
Why Dremel EZ SpeedClic and 4486 Keyless Multi Chuck are awesome – and a review of the Parkside rotary tool
Parkside “Dremel” (rotary) cordless tool improvement
How I’ve added a bearing to improve my Parkside rotary (“Dremel”) tool – reducing the vibrations.
Parkside rotary tool (“Dremel”) review
Parkside rotary tool (“Dremel”) presentation and a short review
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