Funny story the screw extractor pliers were invented in the usa I have the original pliers. Pretty interesting story I will make a video you will enjoy!!

Just pulls out that futuristic alien technology box cutter and wings the blade around like it's nothin.

I got the 17 inch one....feels powerful just holding it. Good to keep in the car in case you need to hit something or someone.

I liked the veiled hints that he would stab someone with the snap-on if he had to

It is amazing how many tool sellers have no idea about tool description. The worst are the sellers who tell you the size of the package the tool comes in as if this would be a necessary factor in your purchasing decision.

I use the plastic scrapers all the time, work great to pull off stickers, get burnt gunk off a cooktop, or light scraping when you don’t want a razor

Good luck warrantying the Vampire Tools screw extractor pliers (or anything else for that matter). I contacted them and they told me I needed the sales receipt from four years ago. Of course I don't have it. Why would I? So I strongly suggest to buy the Engineer brand instead. They are less expensive than Vampire ( supposedly Vampire cost more because they are "lifetime warranty") and Engineer is the actual manufacturer of Vampire. Vampire warranty sucks. I sent them a pic of my new Engineer brand replacement screw extractor pliers. No reply LOL.

You and I both chipped our Milwaukee demo screwdrivers in the same spot. It's hilarious. Day 1

So, the size is a bit misleading in the name. 12 inch "OAL" is overall length, which includes the handle. The blade is 7 inches, the handle is 5.

The Milwaukee demo/duct screw driver is great for punching holes in sheet metal. Then it the tip isn't straight on both sides so you can get better leverage for prying.

I have their pry bars. I didn't even know about these. Thanks!

Handle is identical to there Dominator prybars. Which are the best I've ever had. Definitely a beast of a screwdriver you have there.

The length refers to the shaft past the handle as is common with screwdrivers. I have the full set of five pry bars and the 54in pry par, and all the screwdrivers (and the select screwdriver set which is Taiwan). Pry bars are great, the tips on the screwdrivers, including the USA made one impact screwdriver line you reviewed, chipped. Wera is better for the actual screwdrivers. The tips are vastly superior. YMMV.

Wow I literally have this in my shopping cart a few days ago. I just saw your video your video and when heard it was marked wrong I went back to buy it. I guess the seller got wind of this video and now he of the price to $25

I like my Anex No.9210 demolition driver the best but it’s a bit more than 15 bucks. Although I really do like the square shank on the mayhew

I have the straight and curved mayhew pry bars and I’m pretty sure this is just the small straight pry. I really like them, but the thickness of that head isn’t gonna fit in many slotted fasteners. That being said I love them. Price is right, they make picks and scrapers with same handle and they’re great. They are tool truck quality (rebranded Matco I think)

$25 right now! That price sure went up quick!

I bought some imported thing (I think it was a storage cabinet) but came with a "cheap" JIS pattern long shank screwdriver. It's magnetic, has been quite durable, and is probably going on year 3 or 4 now. I need to get better JIS drivers but I have almost developed a sentimental attachment to that driver. Heck I used it tonight to strip a floor fan and extract a failed thermal fuse.

I’m rather fond of my Wera Demo. drivers !

My Mayhew pro curved pry bar is the best pry bar I've ever used. Better and more comfortable than snap on's in my opinion

I'm more interested in that 007 box cutter you got. Were do I obtain one of those?

You might also want to check out Anex tools ultra low profile offset screwdrivers for those super tough to get screws

And with that video the price is up from 15 to 25 in 2 days

Been wanting a set of the dominators , Mayhew is a solid brand I even tried out there zipties lol I did a quick review check it out if you get a chance!

Fyi screw extraction pliers have been around a long time and were being made here in the USA long before the Japanese Vampliers ever came out.

Stickers always bugged me on tools. Estwing hammers have 3 and none come off easy. Nice Vaughan hammers they put them on the wood handle and those stickers are bad too.

MPBS10A - The 10" SnapOn Straight Striking Prybar. They do 10", 12", 24" and 36"

Hello again Doc Thank you for another Great Video. How big is tip. I'm thinking, it work real well opening Aircraft Engine Cowlings. I was using my old School Craftsman Screwdriver, and broke the tip. Again thank you

Nice tool you got right there. What is the name of the scraper or box cutter? In trying to look for it..

Why would anybody even consider the Chinese Milwaukee when you can get an American made Mayhew.

I can't break mine, They get much bigger

How do you use the Milwaukee demolition for conduit? I am not familiar with that feature I would like to see it work. I thought that notch in the blade was used to start up nails or say help pull a stripped screw up while using your driver.

$25 now.

Amazon doing their usual quality job on dimensions - did the listing say that it weighed 150lb too?

One of our members of parliament looked up dominator in parliament and found a porn channel, he has now resigned 😁.