We should all be so lucky! Harbor Freight is where all my "Tryout" tools come from. If I break a Harbor Freight tool, then I spend the money on a real one. I've found some decent ones that way.
this is so wholesome. I've never delved into vtubers because it seemed like a lot of anime girl avatars being spazzy in video games, but this is so digestible and of course dads would have no problem listening to a literal bear talk about tools. I'll have to broaden my horizons maybe.
I'm pretty sure The Den of Tools is just a shill for Harbor Freight.
He says he isnt, but it does seem pretty sus.
The amount of merch that a company must provide to get on a hobby-centric Youtuber's good side seems to be depressingly small.
Maybe harbor freight is about all his budget will allow him to review.
We should all be so lucky! Harbor Freight is where all my "Tryout" tools come from. If I break a Harbor Freight tool, then I spend the money on a real one. I've found some decent ones that way.
This is the way
this is so wholesome. I've never delved into vtubers because it seemed like a lot of anime girl avatars being spazzy in video games, but this is so digestible and of course dads would have no problem listening to a literal bear talk about tools. I'll have to broaden my horizons maybe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4kuIQBkHiw
... Fuck I'm going to start watching toolbear videos aren't I?
Oh God. The words don't match the lips. I can't watch this.
My favorite tool reviews are from Torque Test Channel
https://youtu.be/N81a_EmLgZE?si=1RG1XxrJS8DqrJmP
I'm a project farm man myself.
Love that dude. A hero for consumers
I love those guys. Completely data driven, very rigorous reviews, and some brilliant projects.
But they're not animated bears so what's even the point?
You never see them on screen, how do you know they aren't?
Their hands are human.
I thoughts bears had the right to human arms in the US
Or was it people and bear arms...