You are brave. Are the batteries unique?
Vevor Tools - What Is Your Experience?
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JHZR2
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My ultrasonic cleaner is vevor. Found it on fb marketplace for cheap. I think they are cheaper than HF or other imported goods to begin with. Works well enough. Doesn’t owe me anything if it fails. I don’t use it for much of anything important.
"Allegedly defective tools and hardware from a China-based seller on Amazon have been linked to two deaths and at least one serious injury"...both involving Vevor branded tools
https://nypost.com/2025/06/04/busin...ed-to-deaths-life-changing-injuries-lawsuits/
https://nypost.com/2025/06/04/busin...ed-to-deaths-life-changing-injuries-lawsuits/
Buyer beware!!!
They are unique as far as I know. I don’t think I was brave, just cheap and bought these things in the middle of the night on Amazon, without really thinking. These were tools that I never had in all my years working on cars. The moment one of them gives me a hiccup, a Milwaukee tool will replace it.
I purchased a pack of the sound deadening butyl Matt. I sound deadened a 24 Toyota rav4 hybrid, all the doors and cargo space areas. The product stuck very well as it should, and the results were very good.. but I'm only speaking for the sound deadening butyl Matt product.
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I bought a Vevor bench grinder from HD. I'll be extra careful.
The guy that bought chains for his big rig, yeah, not a good idea.
My buddy has their circular saw blade sharpener, pole hedge trimmers, exhaust fan and a few other items and loves them. He just sharpened a bunch of my blades last week, it is a very heavy well built sharpener, and hardly any plastic to it.
I've bought the odd tools here and there from Vevor including a set of A/C gauges and Vacuum pump. Pump pulls down past 200 microns and gauges held that... after taking it apart and sealing everything.
Vevor stuff is perfect for the odd time use. In my experience, at worse you have to slightly modify and/or "repair it" before use. I wouldn't stock my tool box with Vevor but for something relatively simple or that you don't expect to trust your life to, I would continue supporting vevor
Vevor stuff is perfect for the odd time use. In my experience, at worse you have to slightly modify and/or "repair it" before use. I wouldn't stock my tool box with Vevor but for something relatively simple or that you don't expect to trust your life to, I would continue supporting vevor
That and anything holding up 15000 pounds over my squishy body, Vevor always springs to mind. Not.
Vevor is hit n miss. I've got a 3/8" air impact that's vevor and its been fine so far it's small for tight areas and has decent power. I also have 2 diesel heaters that I heated my 24×24 garage with last winter with no issues. I don't heat it 24/7 just when I work out there a few times a week and its been the cheapest heat source I've tried yet and its a really nice heat warms everything up quickly I've noticed.
I've watched this guy for awhile, seems to know tools. His experience with the company wasn't great.
They have a store in Fairbanks I've been wanting to visit.
I bought some Vevor sound deadener w/foam and it was great, but that is a lot different then tools...
I can't even believe they would do that. Just WOW
I have several items from Vevor...
1st was a bottle filler. Basically a big 2 gallon stainless funnel on a quick handle operated measuring pump thing that I use to fill 1/2 oz and 1 oz bottles from a 5 gallon bucket. Works excellent for the 3 years I've had it.
2nd is a Ultrasonic....works well I guess, don't really have anything to compare it to.
3rd is a PWC dolly. Design could be improved upon, but it does it's job well.
4th is their powered trailer caster. Worked pretty good within it's intended limits
Just ordered a 20V (18V) PEX expander....I have a small PEX project and the Dewalt / Milwaukee versions at $400ish were a bit excessive considering the scope of my usage....Vevor had one with 2 batteries for $169, it's worth the gamble I guess...we'll see.
1st was a bottle filler. Basically a big 2 gallon stainless funnel on a quick handle operated measuring pump thing that I use to fill 1/2 oz and 1 oz bottles from a 5 gallon bucket. Works excellent for the 3 years I've had it.
2nd is a Ultrasonic....works well I guess, don't really have anything to compare it to.
3rd is a PWC dolly. Design could be improved upon, but it does it's job well.
4th is their powered trailer caster. Worked pretty good within it's intended limits
Just ordered a 20V (18V) PEX expander....I have a small PEX project and the Dewalt / Milwaukee versions at $400ish were a bit excessive considering the scope of my usage....Vevor had one with 2 batteries for $169, it's worth the gamble I guess...we'll see.
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I was "gifted" a 30 year old pressure washer that had a Honda GX160 engine and a locked up pump. I removed the pump and got the engine running normally. So, not wanting to sink a lot of money into this thing, I took a chance and purchased a Vevor pump for $69. Pump bolted up no problem and knock on wood, so far, works as advertised. We'll see how long it lasts.
We just got a Vevor pump cart (cart with a water tank on it with a battery operated pump to water flowers.) It only lasted less then a week before the pump died completely and one of the tires spring a permanent leak :/
Well at least Amazon warrantied it fast. New cart is here though not been tested yet...
