Comments by "Biomorphic" (@biomorphic) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. I do the same. I spent hours to research on a item that cost me $20. Probably I could buy all the saws with the time I spend to select the one I am gonna buy. I am glad this guy does the job for us.
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  2. It looks to me by far the best. At least the design is different, and the building construction is clearly superior.
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  3.  @QuantumLeap83  I made the same comment. In Europe many professionals buy Hilti because it's well known to be the best. You don't buy just a tool, you buy a service. I don't think all the Hilti tools are necessary better, in some cases DeWalt, and Milwaukee especially, might be better, but in most of the cases I think they are not. It would be great to see Hilti in these reviews.
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  4. I have seen a lot of these videos, and DeWalt is always a good bang for the price, as well Milwaukee is always a good pick if you are looking for a top tool. Which means, accordingly to your budget, you can go for one or the other brand, and get all the tools you need and use the same batteries.
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  5. This man is a treasure, he needs to be preserved.
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  6. Looks like a good idea.
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  7.  @jnellie1970  now you know the right one was probably the Wrangler! I go for the Diesel one, you know, model fit!
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  8. I didn't know carpenter jeans was a thing. However, an hot model would have made this video next level!
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  9. In the past I had a Dyson, and it was full of problems solved in later models. Dyson is probably still the best on the market. I own a Tineco, not the model reviewed. It has a brush specifically for hard floors and it came with two batteries, which is very handy. The problem with the Tineco is that the filter clogs very fast, you need to clean it after every use. It comes with two filters. I had better results washing the filter, rather than using the automatic cleaning system. It works, but you basically clean one to clog the other. I would not buy the Tineco again because you need to clean the filter way too often. If I had to choose one today, I would probably buy the Dyson.
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  10. The TopTeng seems to be the right choice to chop my wife in pieces. I don't want to spend $550 for a one time job!
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  11. You blow out my mind! 😀
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  12. I don't know, I feel this is one of these tests that you should have left to your wife 😀
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  13. A similar test has been posted by Torque Test Channel. I recommend you to take a look.
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  14.  @mikemason9137  I think it's the right call, one should pick a brand, or better a line, and stick with that, so batteries can be reused. Sometimes you might not have the best tool on the market, but sharing batteries is a big advantage.
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  15. Which are the use cases for a right angle drill? I don't understand why you would need one, but I'm not a professional.
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  16. I frankly think this test could have provided completely different results using a different bread. I would not spend more than 40 bucks on a toaster, no matter what it does. Mine was included in the rent, so I didn't have to buy one. 🙂
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  17. Now I'm no expert, but I have friends cutting woods for the stove, and none of these chainsaw will last enough, neither will do the job fast enough.
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  18. Festool left the chat.
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  19. Surely not, he will sell them on eBay or somewhere else, at half the price, most likely.  @JoeR203 
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  20. I would like to see how well the chainsaw would cut cousin Eddie. 🙂
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  21. Great review, as always. I would love for you to include Hilti in the next ones. In Europe, it is well known to be the best brand, and, by far, the most expensive as well.
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  22. Next time please include Italian tools from BETA and USAG. Those are very well known Italian brands, and they do wrenches, screwdrivers, etc. I would like to see how they do perform against German and Spanish tools.
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  23. Good electricians don't use these, they use scissors for the most part. It's faster. They know how much force to apply to strip a wire, because they do it all day long. Professionals master simple tools.
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