Let’s take a look at some of the best Vevor Tools for DIY building enthusiasts.

We’ve tested a few Vevor Tools and can provide some insights if Vevor is really legit or not.

Does the Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaner really work on car parts? We put the ultrasonic cleaner to the test cleaning greasy car parts verses cleaning the parts by hand.

Looking for a low cost way to get your car up in the air? Jack stands weren’t cutting it and safety recalls coming out on jack stands made us nervous. So we decided to build a set of wheel cribs out of wood.

The BMW e30 needed a new dash, so we made a retro-style digital dash using a Raspberry Pi, a 7-inch IPS touch screen, and a 3D printed cluster gauge.

The BMW e30 project car has an old school Jetronic that can’t be fine tuned or modified. So we decided to see what other 3rd party ECU management systems are available for the e30 project car.

Does a Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaner really work on rusty parts? We pit vinegar, CRL, and Krud Kutter against each other inside a 10L Vevor Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner. Let’s find out which solution is the best.

Our project cars have bad brakes, so brake flaring is a must. We compare Harbor Freight and Eastwood brake flaring tools to see which is better.

Looks for gifts for car mechanics? Then check out our list of unique automotive tools any car mechanic enthusiast would love to have all under $50.