12 COOL TOOLS THAT ARE REALLY WORTH BUYING

I appreciate trying to make a ladder safer, but gutters are not strong. I don't care if the gutter gets damaged, I just mean that even though the ladder is clamped to a gutter, that doesn't mean the ladder is secure.

On below posts, there has been some criticism on the ladder clamp. I own a construction company and had a ladder blow sideways in a strong wind. No one was hurt, but I did buy one of these items. It is not intended to keep people from shaking it hard back and forth as was depicted in the video. It keeps the ladder secured to the building in the case of strong winds, one leg settling/sinking into the ground a little, and it does help employees with the transition of going from roof to ladder. Just some real world feed back. I use it for my 40’ extension.

Ladders shouldn’t be touching the gutters at all during access to avoid potential damage as guttering has very little load bearing strength. That’s why I carry stand off bars that attach to the ladder tops and support off brickwork etc…the only way to be sure is to fix an eyelet into mortar and rope your ladders in place.

At the 9:00 mark, that drill driver set is pretty much the same as the Makita kit I bought 30 years ago.

As many agreed here, the gutter is probably weak. A secure connection to a weakness takes away from your reaction time. Just use a bungee, it gives time to react to side to side slip. For those that are using a product to keep the ladder from falling back while on it, the ladder was too short.

Problem with the gutter clamp is the gutter will not support that much weight in a fall. You just wind up dragging crap down on top of you.

9:00 -- I have one of these that was made by DeWalt. I got it maybe 6 years ago. I used it when screening in my back porch, and I found it invaluable for speed and convenience. Drill the hole... counter-sink it... then drive the screw. That used to be three distinctly different steps, where it actually made sense to -- no joke -- buy three different drills, because otherwise you'd be swapping between bits on each screw. At any rate, Kreg isn't the only manufacturer of this tool, and it isn't a new tool, either.

Attaching a ladder to a wobbly gutter, that really make sense... 😅

Reciprocating saw? Ooooooooooohhhhh!! This is Jetson's Space Age stuff here. Next up -- The Cordless Screwdriver.

At 6:16 you can get the board out of the trunk without any tools 😅

Been painting 40 years and I can’t think of a possible use for the angled mini roller that I couldn’t do with a regular one.

Pretty cool combination using chainsaw and having a shaver in one tool very brilliant idea nice combo

I think Milwaukee makes every kind of tool imaginable for people who hate to work hard but need too work harder

What freaking genius came up with the idea to clamp the ladder to the gutter that is the stupidest thing I've ever seen.😮

great content: the problem with cool tools and inventions is the MSRP, nobody has a poor in mind. they all just want that money. that is why I and many others like knock-off companies.. the knock-offs may not be as good, and some better, but the thing is they are cheap enough for a poor to buy.

I work in construction and I love these videos. Some of these items are kind of ridiculous, but a lot of them are very practical a few of them. I actually want to buy.

You don't set ladders on the gutters!!

Thank you for switching to Metric but also keeping Imperial units on the video. I believe this helps cross referencing and hopefully ease the conversion to Metric one day.

Now you have an ER visit and have to replace a vinyl gutter held on with 10 wood screws.

I can see spike-ease being quite the tool for anyone wanting to derail trains. Hopefully they are not available to the public. Someone that motivated though would likely create their own version.