Binge watching your channel like all the rest. All the best sir. You seem like a very friendly individual and I must say most people can’t pull off a mustache very well but yours is top notch! Glad to see your getting tools sent to you now for all your hard work representing them for their companies.

That Purdy brush cleaner is awesome!

That brush spinner is ingenious. If I painted more, it would definitely be on my go-get list.

I’ll add one to your list ! A Canuck lock pick manufacturer makes some super “ jugglers “ ( good for wafer locks ) , such as found on file cabinets , parking gate controllers , electrical panels , etc . The also make two “ Hall passes “ for entry lock sets , without a latch guard . On any given site , the Maintenance guy , is always on a two hour lunch , when you need to get in ! Needless to say , be transparent , when you have saved 1/2-3/4 of an hour by these methods ! Personally , I’ve found 98% of clients are happy you saved them money !

Man you really deserve more subscribers, honestly love your videos. A passionate guy that loves his tools, who else loves buying tools to make our jobs easier and makes us look forward to a problem to arise and we get to solve it with the tool for the job.

Those spring tools are one of my all time favorite tools. I use them quite often

The spring tools are amazing I came across them at Sherwin and purchased so happy I did.

Great timing, I've looked at all three of these in the past month!

I use the Chanson magnetic stud finder it’s the same principle. I’ve used all those fancy stud finders with the depth sensors and all and they don’t hold a candle to just a strong magnet.

I like the stud buddy, we have something similar here in the UK - they are called the Hanson Stud Finder, brilliant little things, I have one in every bag. Good to see what you guys use over in the US 👍

I want the spring tools. It’s been on my list.

I much prefer the CH Hanson magnetic stud finder over the Stud Buddy. The CH Hanson has a level in it. Helps point the finder straight down for better reference where the stud is. You can also rotate the level 90 degrees and use it as a mini level. On painting, I basically tell my clients that I don't paint. I'd rather not deal with the mess and cleanup.

Please do more videos like this. Very helpful. Spring tool was an instant buy. Maybe do a video on your top 10 favorite tools if you haven’t already?

I used the professional spring tools 5 piece set you can find on Amazon at the elevator shop I worked at, my goodness they were great center punch tools, my boss owned the set never even used them. Now I’m back doing trim I was up 45 feet in the air today setting Brad nails awkwardly on the pump jacks, would’ve never thought these mechanic spring tools would be helpful for trim carpentry but of course they are lol

Wow great content! Love the channel. I subscribed yesterday and have been binge watching you like Netflix. Lol thanks for your time !

I like the brush spinner, great idea, reminds me of a yankee drill....

Always something to learn in a Millis video 👍

Excellent video as always!

Just an add on , in about the same price range : the Malco small tin snips ( bout 1/3 the size of Wiss ) .Basically : straight and cuts right , and one straight, and Cuts right . On standard sheet metal , they are quite powerful ! Good enuff for standard sheet metal ! Malco makes a pile of other interesting devices !

Cool stuff!

The stud mark has an even funner name lol (skid mark) but it’s even smaller about 13-17 dollars in Amazon and comes with 3 earth magnets. It’s so easy I had my 5 year old daughter finding studs for me when hanging stuff in the house. The best part is they stick on the side of a tool pocket in my veto bag ( because of the metal on the tool In the pouch. Worth a look.

I carry a pin punch in my lockpick kit , BTW if you ever need picks or jigglers and warded picks , check out Sparrows , made in Canada ! I need a Stud Buddy ! I’ll for sure carry it in my front pocket !

The spinner is a great tool to have ! Hey I bought those interface pads for rts and dts sanders, lot cheaper than the pads ...those were less than $25

SpringTools are the best! Woodcraft also have them and they go for $18 on Amazon

Just Subscribed- Right on the the purdy spinner "tip".

My spring punch Just sheared off after a year of hard use. Amazon already sent me a new set.

Love made in the USA 🤩🤩🤩

Wile I see the Tanos "Festool" box system in the back - do you have any car packing system like Sortimo ore Bott?

Have you tried the Franklin pro sensor 710 stud finder? It’s the only one I actually like

Could it be used as a glass breaker ?

Reduce, reuse and recycle ♻️

Just paint the nail without setting it whats the difference?

I'm going to make my own stud finder as the price has gone up.

I prefer made in the U.K

You just can start paint bucket challenge. It's fun too. No need any screw rotating accessories.