3 N 1 tool review. SEESII 3-in-1 Tire Inflator, Portable Air Compressor & Car Vacuum Cleaner & Searchlight, 21V Car Tire Air Pump with Digital Pressure Gauge, 150 PSI Max for RV SUV Tires, Motorcycles, E-Bikes Our latest video features an "all in one tool" with an LED light, portable inflator, and a handheld vacuum cleaner, perfect for any car cleaning task. I'm building a travel van and this versatile tool will be a permanent fixture, ensuring I always have a reliable tire pump and a way to keep things tidy on the go. It's truly a must-have for van life enthusiasts!
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You'll find yourself saying, what are they going to think of next?
Check out this tool that is really three functions in one.
It's an unbelievably bright LED light with strobing capabilities,
but it's a tire inflator. And I mean, I'm talking a powerful one.
This thing has blown me away.
You've seen me do multiple tire inflators on this channel.
This thing is awesome, but on top of it,
it's a really powerful vacuum all on these common 20 volt
import batteries.
I keep seeing on a million of my tools from chainsaws to drills,
to vacuums, to you name it. So, wow, this thing is wild though.
Done a lot of the CC products for impact wrenches that use the same batteries.
But this thing surprised me. Let me show you in this video,
the features of it. And you might want to get one for yourself.
They're available now.
The Kickstarter was a big success on this and you can purchase them today on
Amazon. I'll put links in the video description too. Man, what a cool tool.
Okay. Looks like the tire's reading 36.5.
So to get this to work, I'm going to go up to,
I'll just pump it up to 40 just so we can kind of see how long it takes.
I didn't charge these batteries. They were right out of the box as it came,
but they did show full. So let's try it out and hit center button.
There it was. It took it from 36 and a half to 40 in that short of time.
They weren't lying. This thing has got some power.
Wow. That is pretty, pretty dang impressive.
So I would say that as far as that function, if I didn't want to,
if I needed something super accurate,
like let's say I'm at the racetrack and I really want to just have something
quick without an air compressor, be fantastic to use this for the pump.
I'd usually overrun it, fill the tire a little bit fuller,
and then take my trusty gauge and then knock it back down to whatever it is that
I want. And you can do the same thing on anything.
If I want a trailer tire that I want to be very specific,
I could do that same thing,
but it definitely wins on the fact that it can pump that tire and it can pump it
fast in the future.
What I'll do is I'll take this and run a tire dang near flat and then see how
long it takes to fill it back up.
One thing about this product is they claim that can even be used on automotive
and truck tires. My other ones tend to stick to automotive,
but not truck tires. So pretty stinking cool. If it'll do that,
we'll do some tests in the future.
Let's go ahead and put the vacuum to the test. All right,
we are going to switch it back super nice and fast.
I wish it had a cap for right there. I might make something,
put something in there. Okay. We're back to vacuum.
That quick here and now, oh yeah,
that's just a dump it and I take the accessories off,
but it's taken up some pretty big chunks in there.
That's pretty cool. I'll try the accessories.
Oh, that's going to be nice.
This is the one that I really expect to use the most.
Oh, it's on low. Look at that.
I was on low and it's picking up that plastic.
That is actually off that case right there.
It's old plastic and little chunks are breaking off.
I'm going to tell you this thing's a win.
The fact that I can do the tire inflation and have a little cleanup tool and it's
those batteries that I love. I'm going to give this thing a thumbs up.
All right, friends, there you have it.
We found this to be a useful tool for the fact that we can air tires as super
cool, especially this is pretty dang fast compared to my other ones.
I'll give it the full test in the future,
but also the fact that it could be a nice little vacuum cleanup tool is pretty
stinking cool. One thing I didn't show in the video,
they even show like you can take this inflation tool.
They made a little hook attachment for it. It's another little thing.
I'm sure I'm going to discover more,
but the fact that it can do that is super exciting.
Amazon link in the description and in the comments so that you can make a
decision if you want to pick one up for yourself.
You may have noticed if you're a fan of the channel that we flipped this and it
backwards.
We put into action first and now we're going to offer the traditional unboxing
and show you all the features and how to set it up if you need that.
But a lot of you are pretty smart and sometimes you just want to see if it
works and trust whether we say we put our how to wrench stamp on it.
So for those that are good,
I'd hit that purchase link and like share and subscribe.
But if you want the full unboxing and how to operate it,
keep watching.
Hey friends,
thanks for stopping by tools to wrench.com and I can't believe the cool stuff
they come up with. It just seems like it never ends.
But here we are by CC power tools. Check this thing out.
If you hadn't seen some other videos, I'm building out a travel van,
toy van, motorcycle hauler, and just simply a work truck.
I love this van that I'm building and within that van,
I want to be able to keep a set of tools that just live in that van.
And when they came across me to review this, I said, absolutely,
because I know I make a lot of messes in the cab, you know,
just eating and traveling on the road, hauling stuff in and out.
And I thought, well, this is pretty cool.
It looks like a neat little vacuum comes with some accessories just to dump it
out. Nice, quick, and easy has a HEPA filter.
That's easy to change in there.
And then has these little safety switches as well.
I noticed that it won't function. It's kind of cool.
It came with a spare filter.
Even the big reason that I really wanted to do this brand as
well is I've started to get a lot of these import tools that run the same.
Either they, some call the 20 and some are called the 21 volt battery.
This attachment here fits my chainsaw.
It's a like shop vac that I have. And I started like going, dang,
it's really nice to get tools with multi-use batteries,
especially something that's really economical.
So these are the type that charge right here. It comes with a charger,
super easy, but let's check this thing out because this thing,
not only is a vacuum, if you notice in the background, it'll fill tires.
And then it also is even a strobe light. This thing surprised me.
I didn't know about this. I did see here a couple different vacuum attachments.
Okay. So that's kind of slick. Okay.
Well, that's going to be nice for getting down in between seats and whatnot,
or even in the couch in the RV, that's going to be handy.
We got a nice little one with little bristle brushes if you will.
And then a very traditional type of cleaning brush that we're going to try out
here in a little bit as well. So pretty sick and cool liking all of that.
So let's just set those here for now.
And we'll throw this in and look at the vacuum
function of it first.
What I found was interesting is when you power this on,
hold it for two seconds. What I kept doing, I was grabbing the trigger,
which is fine for the vacuum. I want to make a note of that. Okay.
That's what you're doing. You have different power cycles here.
I'm going to go ahead.
It's strong enough to suck some stuff in there. Look at that.
It wants to take that bag all the way in.
There's high and off.
If you forget and you stick the spotlight or the tire inflator one
on there, watch what will happen. I had to learn this the hard way.
So I'm just going to show you now clicks in.
And now I've blocked that and you're going to get a code when you use the
trigger. Okay. So you read the manual.
It's going to tell you there's some different codes between E1 and E0.
So if you go in there and take a look at that,
you're going to see that it's saying there's something restricted.
So once I use the manual, so that was like, wait, something's not right here.
And what that something that isn't right is that for the vacuum.
Okay. Go back here again. You're going to use this trigger.
And then you have to reset it by taking the battery out back in.
We're good to go. And then again,
to determine what type of vacuum suction and how fast you want during the
battery, you have a high and low. So
tell you what, that thing's got some little suction in there. Doesn't it?
That's pretty cool. Okay.
Let's switch over to the tire feature and the spotlight.
So I'm going to go ahead and pop this off.
This one's got those same little safety contacts.
Got a little arrow that lines up there. Click that in place.
So now if I were to hit the vacuum,
I'm ended up with that code because I'm restricted, right?
So now I'm going to switch to the buttons up here. Now, if I hit this one here,
I could toggle between presets of an auto.
I think that one's a bicycle. That was a motorcycle, a bicycle.
And then like your inflatables, like a ball or a pool toy or something like that.
Okay. I'll go back to this car one. And then this one, here's the light.
So try not to blind me in the camera, but I'm telling you,
it's going to blind you. You got led down here, led up here.
If I hit that again, if you got trouble going on,
you want to get some attention as a stroke feature,
slow it down and then back off. Okay.
So to do the inflation, we've got our adapter here.
I'm going to go ahead and thread that in.
And then we will go out and try this on a vehicle.
Another really cool feature about this tool is when you look in the manual,
you're going to see that you get these accessories for filling up different
things like basketballs and inflatables and different things for life of me.
I could not find it in here. I got a hold of them and they said,
Hey, we double check everything a couple of times before they get shipped out.
Check the bottom of the tool. Well,
what they meant by the bottom of the tool is check this out.
It actually has a little spring loaded drawer holding the accessories
so that you can just take this thing and carry it with you and have what you
need on it. That is ingenious engineering right there. Great job.
So this is the type of compressor that when you air it up and set it to
the number that you desire, it's going to go ahead and shut it off.
So you could compare it against a good known gauge or whatnot,
but just for functionality in this video,
cause I'm excited just to learn how to use this.
I'm going to go out there and check this out.
So I'm on the car one here and this is where I could go in here and I can,
you know, put it up, put it down, whatever I want to do. Let's just use a 36.
I got a trailer tire. I think it's a little low right now,
but let's go out and do that now to start the pump. Okay.
We're going to use this button here to go ahead and just start it.
And then like say we'll stop on. So I wonder if you decided you want to stop it.
If you do this trigger here,
you're going to end up with the code because it's restricted and that's not how
it works. All right, friends. There you have it. Hope you enjoyed this one.
Like share and subscribe. Make it a great day. Keep wrenching.