Comments by "" (@krollpeter) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. China's Cousin Eddie: Why don't they sell it as what is, a cheap impact wrench that's good for occasional smaller work? It is a good value for the hobbies, no need to lie about data or copy the big name brand.
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  2. Almost everything in Japan oozes a quality level and refinement in detail that make things outstanding, often a joy to use. Only Germany is comparable, however loosing it recently.
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  3. The hot water is indeed relevant with this product. For me is the only one that works really effective in the bathroom.
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  4. "Protects Horsepower" - marketing goes into overdrive
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  5. Interesting! I would be concerned about the occurrence of mold inside these filters.
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  6. Actually the Craftsman are a surprising good value for the occasional "screwer". Most of my screwdrivers are Wiha. I like their light-weight handles that balances them well. They can not be broken by appropriate usage, only by brute force. These are tools for a lifetime.
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  7. I watch him always at 0.85
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  8.  @Steamrick  In a German test powders fared better when using 60 C temperature, liquids when washing cold up to 30 C. It's a while ago, I don't have the link anymore.
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  9. Husky for the casual user, Wright for the engaged amateur. Unfortunately, both not availabe here. Surprised about Gedore!
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  10.  @nevermorefrompast-qx5wb  The Japanese didn't do that. They sold cassette tape recorders or cameras with their own design. Well, we knew it wouldn't last long, but it was cheap. They also never polluted air, soil and water like China does. And they did not aggressively claim territories of other countries.
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  11. I concur, overall it's Loctide. But I am surprised about the big differences. I was thinking it's all the same cyanoacrylate.
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  12. Caraway. The Granitstone for only 20 bucks is also good.
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  13. So the claim is true, but if the difference is worth the effect ... probably not. That's a good one, here, well done!
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  14.  @richardmack2262  4 environmental catastrophes in total, with about 4200 death and about 28,000 sick (incl. Fukushima). That Rock? you are joking. China is claiming from almost every single neighbour around land. Fukushima I'll give you that, bad. Even Germany, my country of birth, had it's pollution issues during the 50s and 60s. But they were in no way comparable with what China is causing to Asia and the world. I am getting sick and tired of you Wumais. You must think the entire world is stupid, otherwise you would not write such a brain salad. Don't you think you are making yourself to a clown?
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  15.  @ProjectFarm  How are you going to test the daughter? You can't just let her run around with her lawn mower overnight.
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  16.  @john-paulsilke893  We do have some things in common with Japanese. The only country in Asia where people are punctual, reliable, and a person has a pride when doing a good job. You can find videos on Youtube which show exactly this. Albeit for Germany that decreasing, I suspect.
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  17.  @mmm365  Germany There was a post deleted that mentioned China in a negative connection, as an example for having little quality awareness.
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  18.  @2down4up  how can a tire ever have too much traction? The tire companies are spending millions on developing tires with better traction and they say the more slippery tires are better? For who? For slot racing?
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  19.  @mmm365  Good. Also reliable people to deal with.
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  20. Would it be useful doing this again?
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  21.  @ProjectFarm  so is it
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  22.  @2down4up  thanks for clearing that up, Richard!
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  23. Suggestion: Led headlights. I know there is a multitude of them in the market. And also an incredible amount of reviews. Most of them are useless sales pitches. Just focus on light output, beam and cut-off. One type only, for example, the widespread H7. It is difficult measuring the lifespan, but consider leaving them all on constant for a week or so, to find early burn-outs or overheating issues.
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  24. The Festool tools are not made to be the strongest, or the highest speed tools. They are made to last 8 h a day for many years.
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  25. The biggest disadvantage here is, only two products tested
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  26. With 280 million views making these videos would provide a good part of the income, so my guess. If you are good at reviewing and do not accept bribes, then people will trust you. I must say that I am often surprised about how well he extracts what are the essential questions for the products, and knows how to find that out the answers. Then presents it in ways that almost everyone can understand. My criticism would be two points: - in the last time the speaking speed increased too much - the product bias is naturally US
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  27. Did you swap to an e-drive now?
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  28.  @alfredomarquez9777  I do not believe they are completely honest, but your examples have mostly nothing to do with the environmental catastrophes caused by China. Irreparable damage to air, water and soil in never known dimensions. The closest I know off is Russia.
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  29.  @tommyinla  I stand corrected - Thank You!
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  30.  @kmetmosnja6341  If you have an entire bag full of these and go to clients, lighter sure makes sense.
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  31. Interesting how nicely the drag figures align with the visual results! Confirms the validity of the tests.
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  32.  @natetv1494  I concur. The means he uses might be simple but the methods are 100% valid.
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  33. Suggestion: Crimping tools
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  34. More than 400,000 views in 19 hours ... very impressive!
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  35. Everyone can make a good hair blower for USD 400. The art is making a good one for $20. For this little more performance or convenience, I do not pay 20 times as much.
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  36. One-man testlab! Simple, logical, understandable. Gold!
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  37. This is one of your best. So simple and so meaningful, amazing .... You are a one-man testing Institute! Do you do all this yourself?
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  38.  @ProjectFarm  Truly amazing work, Sir! I noticed too, that so many fry pans are really uneven heat distributors. To me that's more important than the last bit of non-stick properties, because good heat distribution over the entire frying surface helps a lot with cooking control. You included this point prominently.
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  39. To me low wind speed and super-low noise at lowest setting are important. Yet I do not quite understand how you rated the wind turnover at low speed. Better score for high wind turnover at lowest setting? At lowest setting, the fan should produce a mild breeze, and be as silent as possible. Overall, the range of adjustability in between lowest and highest is relevant, not a high wind speed at lowest setting.
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  40. Actually the Hart is also ok for the occasional user at only $ 54
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  41. Brilliant, Sir! I will be looking at the VGO gloves for motorcycle use, and sure also at the Milwaukees! Hope I can find them in Singapore.
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  42. It shouts out loud: We need a new test!
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  43. Please consider redoing with bicycle chain specific lubricants. As well, I suggest bearing grease. The last review is 4 years ago.
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  44.  @themarast  I think Project Farms tests can find out which drill is useful for the hobbyist, or the engaged hobbyist. It can't be the subject finding out which is the best for the Pro. That knowledge comes from years of Pro-use. For example the brand Hilti. You pay 3 times as much as for regular, good electric tools, but the thing will work every day, every minute, for years.
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  45. Suggestion: Belt conditioners (drive belts). Do they make a difference?
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  46.  @ProjectFarm  How about something for everyone? Which is the best potato peeler? Which is the best cutting board? Which is the most effective laundry detergent? Which is the best band aid? Which bra supports best? (ok, never mind, the last one might be difficult for you)
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  47. It's time a Chinese company buys Knipex. It must be possible to bring another renowned, good manufacturer down.
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  48. Sometimes I watch your video because it is always interesting and there is always something to learn, even though I am not directly buying the reviewed products. This is one of those. It seems you could test anything, from tools, pots and pans, lubricants, condoms, to ocean liners. What kind of things do you personally love most to test? I would be interested in a mini electric screwdriver, too.
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  49.  @willmorrison1022  This is not rocket science to test for all of these companies. However, as the OP said, only few companies actually do this and design their products accordingly. Milwaukee sure is one of these few. Constantly more expensive than others yet not the most expensive ...and constantly near or at the top! The higher price will be somewhat offset by longer service - value for the money!
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  50. If that little oil of higher viscosity improves things by lets say 50 %, then woudln't it be good draining part of the TF and then topping it off with a higher viscosity one?
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