Costco FEIT Rechargeable LED Pivot Head Flashlight + Head Lamp Bundle $29

Costco FEIT Rechargeable LED Pivot Head Flashlight and Head Lamp Bundle for $29. There are other powerful rechargeable LED pivot flashlights ( https://amzn.to/2Cff5KY ) and powerful 1000 lumen headlamps ( https://amzn.to/3hxrxWt ) online. This bundle comes with 2 pivot head 500 / 250 lumen flashlights with clips and magnetic base and a really powerful 1000 / 500 /250 lumen head lamp with different color modes. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

This flashlights come with clips making it convenient to clip it to a jacket or cap and the pivot head with magnetic base can be used on metal surfaces and angled pretty practical for preparing you bag for hiking,camping, road side automotive kit, or for the tool box. I prefer head lamps to free up my hand when working.

It uses Micro USB to charge the battery. While i like rechargeable flash lights, i would have preferred if it was USB C as in my previous video i have move to standardize all my devices to USB C. I got a RovyVon ( https://amzn.to/33lFyzM ). The first one is the RovyVon Aura A23 about $49 ( https://amzn.to/38WnkpQ ) which is less than 3 inches and outputs 1000 lumens of light from powerful Cree LED. The second one is the tiny RovyVon A3 about $29( https://amzn.to/2U8J3W7 ).

Why switch to rechargeable USB?
Similar to the XiaoMi 1000 Lumen LED flashlight ( https://amzn.to/2D1FBVj ) i reviewed earlier ( https://youtu.be/DNApf8x-x24 ), I wanted to make a move to have all my devices and flashlights go towards a USB rechargeable platform. Its so that i can carry one primary power supply or wall charger and not have to worry about battery form factor. For example: if my 5.11 LED EDC pen light ( https://amzn.to/2TSyojx ) which i carry runs out of power, I will need a new AAA alkaline dry cell to replace it. If my RovyVon A23 flash light runs out of power, i just need to plug it into my 26,800 power bank ( https://amzn.to/38SMh5B ) to still have continuous light. Great for camping and emergency preparedness.

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How to use SMALL DRILL BITS on a DRILL Chucks

If you need to use a small drill bit on a regular drill chuck to drill pilot holes, you will notice the new chucks have gaps. I love my Ryobi 18v power drill which i bought from a kit (https://amzn.to/30quh1O ) it has a newer chuck that has teeth to hold round drill bits better, however the gap too big for small drill bits such as 1/16 and 3/64 bits from my bit set ( https://amzn.to/3hc9Ziz ). I like staying on one platform of tools to share the family of Ryobi 18v battery ( https://amzn.to/3cPX0zM ). Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

For years I have used Aluminum Tape ( https://amzn.to/2Yl5Xvv ) to use smaller bits. I basically cut a 1.5 centimetre 4 inch strip. I wrap the tape around the bit. I then use the drill chuck to compress the aluminum tape for a strong grip. After adding the tape, it will stay on the drill bit for the life of the bit. Usually they kits come with multiple small bits as they are meant for pilot holes and drilling delicate materials.

They do sell Small Drill Bit Chuck adapters ( https://amzn.to/30o0DdH ) that work if you plan to keep your drill bits original. They are delicate and solves this problem as normal small drill bits are not meant to be drilled with a lot of pressure or force.

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Ryobi Drill bit sets: https://amzn.to/3hc9Ziz
Ryobi 18v battery: https://amzn.to/3cPX0zM

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Costco! 5 Gallon Gas Cans $15, EZ Pour Spoutfor my older gas cans and spouts.

Costco has a New 5 Gallon Gas Can with Smart Control spout for $15!!! The new spout is a little easier than the strange yellow straight spout from the past. There are other 5 gallon gas tanks online: https://amzn.to/2O4FnkY . I have older gas cans with vents and pull out spouts. I bought a EZ Pour (https://amzn.to/3f5wjbR ) gas spout kit for my older gas cans. I use the simple spout on my old gas cans. The EZ Pour also fits the newer gas cans, so i can use it like a funnel.

Overall the new gas nozzle is simpler and easier to use the prior straight spout 5 gallon gas cans. You will you use your palm of your hand to push and release the valve of the spout. I have several 5 gallon gas cans from Costco. I normally just use them to transport gas from the gas station to for my law mower or for emergency gas. I older gas cans with vents and pull out spouts. I bought a EZ Pour (https://amzn.to/3f5wjbR ) gas spout kit for my older gas cans. I use the simple spout on my old gas cans.

Costco has Scepter 5.3 gallon gas can that normally sells for $12, on clearance for  $9.  There are other 5 gallon gas can on sale online: ( https://amzn.to/2OUijVU ).   I needed a new gas tank as my other 5 gallon gas can started to leak after the cap gasket tore.  I owned my other 5 gallon gas cans for about 5 years.

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