Almost did the job...
341589
I like to keep my lenses in pouches in my case to add a little protection and keep everything organized. These are OK, for that purpose - almost... I am disappointed in the quality - as the fabric that keeps the drawstring in place at the top of the neoprene is tearing / letting go where the stitching is.  Now, i know these were very low cost - but still.  I keep my very low use lenses in them, and they are all separating / tearing.  So, if you plan on using them often, you may want to get a higher quality pouch, as they won't last very long, or at least mine didn't.
4192601
Did the job in extended where it need to be.
1717612
Did it's job, but was a pain to install. The corner in the top right did not want to stick for some reason.
2302046
It got the job done. I was able, after 45 minutes, to add a link to my metal Moto 360 band. But at a cost. The kit is now almost entirely useless. The hammer/tapper never worked, I could never get it to apply enough pressure to make a difference. The one time I was able to make it do anything I bent the pin on the smallest of the pushers. (As you can see, I do not know any of the terminology) So with one broken, I moved on to the next, I got the pin in, and part of the pin beneath it out, but when I went to pull the bottom pin out of the watch to separate the links, it was stuck. So I went back to the pusher pin and tried to pull that out and it was stuck as well. In trying to get it out I broke the pin off. The exact same thing happened again with the third pusher. In the end, I broke all three of the pushers, ruined a link from the watch, and was left with a number of mangled up pins/pieces. Maybe it was how I was using them, but they sure weren't meant to last.
343313
They got the job done, they didn't have much room to grip though and one of the files snapped under pressure.
1093518
Did not work for the intended purpose, but I WILL find a use for it :-)
1710335
Did the job in the end. I tried use this with a socket wrench with its extender and attach it to the squared back part of this tool. The tool gave up when I applied force to it causing the square in the middle to go round. Fortunately, it does have an alternate octagon shaped fitting in the back that I was able to use with a plumber's wrench. I was then able to remove the oil filter from my '13 Prius.

I'm concerned with the quality of this tool, I've used other tools/sockets that can go for years without a problem. Option 1 (socket wrench) on this tool gave out on the first try. I should probably give it 1 or 2 stars but I'm trying to be fair since I was eventually able (even though I struggled) to remove the oil filter which is ultimately what this tool is supposed to do.
1692091
Since laptops and cell phones have made themselves a part of the dining room table decor, I figured it was time to come to grips with the inevitable power cords that always seem to be in the way. This seemed like a nice solution for an under-table mounted power supply- just enough for occasional uses, but not enough to become an electronics charging station.

=== The Good Stuff ===

* The small, low profile size and the black color made it disappear under the table. Happy, there are no silly "status" LED's to draw attention to the unit, and the size was smaller than the support struts on my wooden table, so no banged up knees.

* The unit is able to handle two laptops and two phones charging all at the same time. Sort of.

* It has survived at least 30 days of use, not always a given with anything electronic.

=== The Not-So-Good Stuff ===

* I was not a fan of the power cord. It is just about impossible to get the kinks out of the cord, and it is stiff enough that it is problematic to route in anywhere without some form of clamp. I didn't want romex staples nailed into my table legs, so zip ties were the order of the day. A softer, more pliant cord would have made this so much easier.

* The mounting itself was a bit problematic. There are two provided screws - maybe #6 wood screws. These didn't strike me as anything that would hold up to constant plugging and unplugging of cords and cables, so I ended up coming up with my own mount. I glued and screwed the unit to a piece of fir stained to match the table, then anchored that with several screws.

* Of course two outlets/USB jacks was not enough. But to be fair, twenty would probably not be enough.

* Charging times for phones and tablets seemed about double of the times for the OEM chargers.

=== Summary ===

The device does what it is supposed to do- provide a decent solution to the problem of desk/table power for electronics. My own opinion is that for a dedicated solution, it could have been a little bit better thought out, but I'll admit to being a bit of a perfectionist.
3301509
The finish had come off my old drains and did not match the finish of my faucets.  I was able to make these work, but the threads at the top flange popped if you put enough pressure on them to pull enough pressure to keep the rubber seals from leaking.  I had to add a little JBweld on the top thread and let that set before fully tightening down on the seals. I also had to add extenders to the bottom pipe as they were too short to reach the trap.  After that all was good and my sinks look nice again.
1307172
Almost Stays above 90% efficiency. Even strained.
284901
Did the job, although I had some trouble installing it. Maybe that is mostly because my fingers are losing dexterity and feeling. Once I got the screws into the device, it has worked well.
4080798
It wasn't meant to work with the built in system in the car and required quite a bit of auto ability to complete.  So I gave it 3 stars assuming it would have done what it is meant to do just I was unable to do it myself...

On the plus side the return went very smooth so I was grateful.
3893928
Technically, it did the job it claimed it would do.  But the product has some strong design flaws.  First off, getting the disk to turn to buff more than a narrow strip required manually rotating the disk while cranking the handle, which meant a third hand was required just to keep the overall device stable.  If you turned the handle the wrong way, even briefly, by mistake, the disk would be shoved out of the machine.  (Less of an issue, ironically, if you're holding the disk to rotate it as per my first complaint).

In it's favor, it did render an unusable disk usable again, albeit with a lot of grumbling and muttered oaths from the operator.
4801198
it did the job well but unfortunately I loss this tool on the job, going to have to order another one :(
3948552
Would have been better if it could close to prevent accidental spillage.
36469
Needed it for a quick job - worked well, back in the toolbox for another day
1725763
Did the job!  The adhesive wasn't really sticky enough in some parts but don't know if it was due to my inability to get all of the old adhesive off.  Not that I didn't try but it is tough to remove all the original double sided tap.