The Stanley FUBAR does what it;s name implies. It F$%^& things up beyond All Recognition. Well at least that whats we think the name means. The bar weighs roughly 8.5 lbs and has quite a few features. It is a nail puller, sledge-hammer, 2 tiered jaw for plywood and decking and even has ergonomic comfortable rubber grips. The grip and leverage are unmatched. This is a tool that and demolition pro must have.
toolnut is awesome!!!!!!!
The FUBAR is awesome.
no offense, but the last few videos i’ve seen from you guys have two guys talking about a tool… would it have killed anyone to nail some boards to something and see how hard it was to use the features on it like the 2×4 grabber and such?
you guys say it’s “awesome” but from the way you are talkin, ya never used it…
Some products really aren’t the type of items you need a visual, in-use, demonstration of. Some are more product introduction/overview type videos and this is one such video. This is an update of a tried and true tool that works well. I think most viewers are capable of seeing the updated design and equating that to the applications.
The goal in this instance is to inform viewers that there is a Fubar III and let them know what’s new about it, not to elaborate on how it works. My point is that different products warrant different approaches for different reasons.
With TIA doing daily videos which no other tool sites do anymore. They have to prioritize how much time you to put into a video. Would it be nice to show it in action yes, but the time it takes to build/film/edit the video takes up time. It’s a give and take on how much resources to put towards a video