ingenious, handy, would probably retire them after a fall.
353992
An interesting and ingenious setup. These little nut/cam hybrids can slip into very narrow and hard to reach areas.  They feel solid when placed, and are easy to clean.

I would retire these earlier than I would retire cams or regular nuts. I haven't taken a fall on one yet but I would bet the ball would end up warping or ending up misshapen.
1359943
I feel like command hooks are one of the best inventions out there, they are useful in any situation and are very easy to remove once you need to move or want to change things around.
4303410
They do their job well and were a great value but I can already tell they may fall apart with much more use.
619099
They won't hold a great amount of weight, but I think that is a good thing for a rental building. It keeps the tenants from breaking the ceiling panels.
1264254
These things are surprisingly useful.  Only loses a star because the bases are too light.  Fixed with a brick.
1215482
Clever little clips.  Just like any fabric-covered rubber band, though, they will eventually lose their elasticity and break.
4537726
These are nice, serviceable little screwdrivers for occasional use swapping out a drive, or opening up your computer case. The design exceeds the quality of materials used in their manufacture. You will need that metal rod arm included in the case just to keep the screwdriver bit in place. If you just use the plastic holder, the screwdriver head will slip frustratingly if you use even the slightest force to bear down on a stubborn screw. I imagine that they would be not up to a professional's high-volume use, as an occasional user, I have been quite happy to have these on hand. You buy it for a particular task, but with all those different sizes and configurations, you soon start discovering all sorts of broken electronics that you can take apart and marvel at. Everyone lucky enough to be born into this age of technological wonder should disassemble an old computer hard drive before they die. They hide magic things in there.
3162734
Very handy, but a little stiff to be able to pick up easily.
4496542
These things are handy.  If you drop one on a hard floor, be prepared to glue the colored disk back into its slot. Also, on one of them the hinge got stuck. Maybe WD40 will work--haven't tried it yet.  But, overall, for the price, they are useful.
1054
Awesome idea to change out the wheels with these. I can move around on almost any surfaces without the need of a mat. I can't say if these will work out on the surfaces you may encounter. With these will increase the wear handling of the chair without the worrying the originals to break down prematurely. Oh, by the way, found that some have reported that theirs broke upon using them. They are built well and they will have to be inserted in all the way to work properly. I can see how these can bend if it is not inserted correctly.
1301190
Pretty ingenious gizmo, works great. Only minor downside: the coil spring that pushes the tongs apart can become dislodged but you easily reattach it by cutting the monofilament line to spread the tongs wide open, re-attach the spring and then re-tie the monofilament. This device will save this old guy many trips up n' down the ladder to clean the gutters and for that I'm very grateful.
2967411
I feel pretty dumb for having just now discovered these. My dad gave me some Handyman magazines (or something like that) and this was one of their recommended products. I don't haul stuff on a daily basis, but a lot of times you need something that's more robust than a simple bungee cord, but not as cumbersome as a tie-down strap. That's where the Cordzilla really shines.

It has a little mass to it, so it's great for holding down a tarp or loose items. The end hooks are fairly high-quality, although I don't know that I'd leave them out in the elements. I wouldn't dare try to secure something heavy like an appliance, but you'll get a quick feel for what they are good for, and I really dig it.

One thing to note: The outer shell is prone to snagging. I used mine to hold down a bed full off loose limbs and even though nothing was sharp, I noticed that tree bark easily snagged the outer covering and kind of made a mess of a little section. No big deal, but I would be very hesitant to use these with anything that's abrasive or prone to snagging. Otherwise they are good to go.
882138
Great idea.  If you've got one or two cables you want to keep from pulling out or falling down behind some furniture, these are ok.
1265888
Relatively stable, clever idea.  Would be helpful if additional or thicker rubber pads were included.  I needed to beef mine up to make it fixed.
312480
These are genius; instead of clawing at the ground like a maniac for small piles of leaves, I now use these.
424906
They have a tendency to sometimes pop out of the wall mount system, but otherwise do a find job of holding tools
4591809
They work well, however they are fragile.  If dropped they are gone.  Also too expensive.