Definite labor-saver for me
583895
The triple-headed design lets me hit all sides of my pups' teeth with minimal struggle and time. The handle is well-designed, too, for comfort and sure grip. Easier to brush = daily tooth care = healthier dogs!
3877862
My crafts require me to move around a lot and I was getting tired of constantly having to go back to my workbench to find a tool.  I also wanted something that would help keep my clothes clean.  I started with a traditional tool belt, but it was much too bulky and, of course, didn't help keep my shirts clean.

I was hesitant at first to buy this apron because it featured a petite young woman and I am, quite frankly, a large man.  However, I bought it anyway and I'm wicked glad I did.  It's amazingly comfortable; I can fill every pocket and (because of shoulder straps) there's no ache, even after hours of work.  Some reviewers mentioned they had a problem putting it on/taking it off.  It seemed just fine to me.  The stitches and material all seem to be of very high quality; I expect this to last for some time.

There are a few things I'd like, though.  A hammer loop would be amazing.  Additionally, I'd like a few small pockets (mostly for pliers) on the outside of the large pockets.  The large pockets are nice, but 4 pliers tend to get all tangled up inside of them.  I'll probably end up patching on some pockets and riveting on a hammer loop.  I am still giving this product 5 stars as it is, overall, amazing and with little effort can be improved to do exactly what I want.

tl;dr If you are looking for a shop apron, go with this one.
3016561
I was looking for a good rolling cart to hold laundry supplies, and also needed a way to hang up clothes while doing the laundry, because I don't have an actual laundry room anymore, just a closet for the washer/dryer.  I can't tell you how happy I am that chose this cart.  There is plenty of room in the basket to hold all my supplies, a good sized hanging bar, and even a shelf underneath.  I just tuck it into the corner of the office and wheel it in and out at need.  It is sturdy, rolls easily, and I can see getting years of use out of it.  The price was very reasonable, in my opinion.  No wonder the reviews were better than a lot of more expensive ones I looked at.  Also, most of the others sounded like a nightmare to put together, speaking of which...
Regarding Assembly:
I'd like to give this cart a BONUS STAR for assembly.  The instructions are sketchy, mostly pictures, but sufficient because the cart was really easy to put together.  All I needed was a Philips screwdriver and it seriously only took about 10 minutes, no exaggeration.  Honestly it was a cake-walk compared to some "easy assembly" stuff I've has the displeasure of putting together.  I was all ready for an arduous process on this one but *boom* a few minutes and I was done.  I was thrilled, I tell you.  I did have a little help from someone holding bars steady while I put in screws, which might have made it slightly easier, but I could have done it completely alone just fine.
P.S.  I am not a big, burly, handy-man saying it was easy, I'm a reasonably handy woman saying it was easy.
2388866
I had never used a wrench with an internally ratcheting head until thies set arrived. All of my ratcheting wrench tasks had been performed with the ratchet mechanism in the wrench handle (for the record: I never work on my own vehicles, and am --on a good day-- a low to average functioning household DIYer).

The utility of the internal "GearWrench" ratchet design became apparent in my first use of these wrenches to assemble a gas grill. Step 1 of the assembly called for tightening a bolt in the interior of a metal support brace that was inaccessible to a standard ratchet due to the bulk of the handle.

Since each size is "ready to ratchet" when you pick it up, it's a definite time saver over the span of a long job.

I wouldn't want this to be my only ratcheting hardware, but I'm very glad it's now part of my toolbox.
4858928
I saw this used in a cooking show and decided to try it. This is a great labor saver and produces perfect results.  The construction is solid, the design is efficient and it is as easy to clean as to use. This kitchen tool is very well made a rare thing these days.
558960
I don't know why I haven't purchased this sooner. I have seen them used in YouTube videos, but never even considered getting one for myself until I butchered yet another box trying to resize it myself. Man, did I do a number on that thing. This little guy not only cuts my time down, but helps me to get cutting the box down right the first time. Wish I had bought this months ago!
2050981
Purchased this tool primarily for a large subfloor project I'm starting, but decided to use it for hanging a few sheets of drywall.  I was amazed at what a time saver this tool is and wish I had purchased it earlier.  I have read reviews of similar guns that "jammed all the time" but this gun has run flawlessly through about 400 screws so far.  I'm thrilled and would highly recommend this product.
464839
Worked very well, made a hard job quite a bit easier!
1380526
I exclusively pump and for 3 1/2 months I put myself through unnecessary stress! I've had the bra for 2 weeks now and honestly I don't know how I lived without it. I was almost about to stop pumping because it felt so much like a chore. Now I zip it up, put the shields in, push start, and sit back. I'm a 38G so I was worried about the fit but this bra could easily accommodate someone much lager with no problem. I can't comment on the center panel or strap because I have yet felt the need to use them. I will say this... if you plan on exclusively pumping this bra is a true miracle and seriously takes much of the stress away of having to pump several times a day!
48308
The tub on my machine was banging against the sides when it changed cycles.  Looking online I discovered the issue was the shock absorbers (Did not know it even had shock absorbers till Monday of this week).  I contacted a few local part shops and they all quoted me over $60 just for parts and $120 for labor.

Found a few videos online on how to do it, and being I am a little bit of a handy man I decided I would try it.  It was a little bit harder then I thought it would be, mostly due to lack of room and it being on the bottom of the washer.  But an hour latter they were in and working great.

My advise if you want to do it your self.
1) find some YouTube videos showing you how.
2) use both methods to do it.  One method is access from the front of the machine the other is access from the back. by having access from both sides then it will make it easier to pull the pins out and put them back in.
3) do not try to do it with out unscrewing the control module (back right side of the washer)  For me at least, it was right in the way of pulling one of the pins out.  2 screws and slide it back and out of the way is all it takes, so 30 seconds could save you 5 to 10 min of fighting with a pin to get it out and in.
757937
I almost passed this up, because I was having tension problems with my Brother XE5100 and thought an inexpensive bobbin thread might cause issues. Glad I went ahead with it. It works perfectly and I have had no more tension problems.  I have used  it for about 40 bobbins so far with no breakage, jamming, or any other problems. The spool really is huge, just as stated, and will not fit on a standard horizontal bobbin winder. I used a cone insert from my serger cones and I works like a charm. Had to hold it up a bit for the first 5 or 6 bobbins, but now there is enough clearance that I can just set it and go. I will certainly buy this again.
4805594
It's not very easy to operate it smoothly.  However, it saves me a lot of labors.
3782463
I'm five months pregnant and as it's July, I've started to experience some normal swelling in my ankles and feet. I sit at a desk for 7 hours a day, and wanted a way to prop my feet up from time to time to give my feet and ankles a rest. I debated sticking a box under my desk, but ordered the FUUT (for $8 how could I not try it?). I love it! It was easy to install, didn't damage my desk at all, and is a comfortable way for me to elevate my feet on and off throughout the day. It's not even visible on the other side of my desk. I work at a corner, and it was still easy and straightforward to install. Took some adjusting to get it just right for the height/distance I need, but it's a great, needed new option for this pregnant lady! I even noticed a decrease in leg cramps last night after my first day using it.
4175918
Love this thing! It made installing molding a piece of cake! I'm getting ready to make a box and this will be the first tool I grab when I am ready to assemble!
4815587
So glad I bought this! It was truly a time-saver (life-saver!) to go hands-free while pumping. I even used it after I quite breastfeeding as a binder so that my breasts would quit leaking milk sooner.
4843254
This tool was the missing tool for my electronics toolbox. QUALITY. The ease of crimping is perfect. Trying to get the numbers to line up is kind of a pain, and I've realized pointless. I just find the size that fits the wire I'm using, regardless of gauge. It works awesome. So much easier to cut down the long winch cables you get for a universal install. Amp installs, redoing your battery, anything that is large in size, this thing is like squeezing butter.

Overall, I should have bought one earlier. This thing is a lifesaver!
4110193
I have 10-month-old twins and this bra has been an absolute life-saver. I would never have been able to exclusively pump for my babies for as long as I did without the use of this bra. People say "make your own by cutting holes in an old bra", but it is not nearly as useful to have something that zips in the front AND is adjustable and can be used with or without straps. I would just wear a nursing bra and put this on over it. I've used it pretty much everywhere you can think of, including on an airplane, to pump milk. All I need is my pump and bottles, my hands-free bra, and a cover-up, and I'm good to go. Any time I realized I'd left my hands-free bra I would freak out and try to postpone pumping if at all possible in order to get my bra, because pumping for 45+ minutes while holding things in place is just not an option.