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Thanks, now I know what my brother-in-law did wrong 😍

Throw some pink noise through those and measure the true response… you will be truly disappointed. Ever wonder why high end speaker manufacturers don’t make this type of speaker?

Did you use the Brasso? What was the result?

Thank you, very very helpful!

Iwishwhrn my friends Visitor closes drawers they could Not slam ! No matter how hard they try!

That's cool and everything but I like to keep mosquitoes out from my porch

Nicely done! 👍

Thanks for the clear step by step. Not much of a handy guy but this video made it possible to do this task myself. You're awesome! Just saved me hundreds on repair costs.

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Excellent video!! Thanks 👍🏾😊

You should have your own show on PBS. You are a natural in front of the camera and with voiceover. Plus, perfectly accessible and educational.

You cannot beat steel wool and/0r magic eraser with soap water or water spot remover spray.

what is the width of the stool

First youtube video I've seen of that being done like the plumbers I work with do it. Either brass or stainless: 3/4X6 nipple, 3/4 tee, and a 3/4 90. Nice rigid mounting for an expansion tank. Even has a nice place to add a dielectric when appropriate. good for you. Seriously. Good for you.

Man, good video, but I wish your videos were more often.

What type of vacuum is that

Thank you for the video. I’m pretty handy have learned over the years as hubby is truck driver. The video just gave me the confidence I needed.

I would love to motorize mine.

Personally i think the response curve route would of been more useful Great video though

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I have a progressive form of multiple sclerosis and my husband passed away in September. I called someone in my rural area and it was going to cost $200 to clean it when the vent is only 18 inches from the outside wall. I'm wondering if I have to clean it so perfectly and shiny like you do? If not, I think I can do it myself.

Yep, remote work = messy work. I have a standing desk that I mounted three monitor mounts to (allowing open space under them) an underdesk cable management tray (with surge protector) and a underdesk wire drawer. All of that makes room for two laptops, coffee, my weather station display, keyboard and mouse. Oh, and a headphone hanger that clamps on to the side of the desk. I could use some Klipsch speakers though....

great video! did you make the mat for your office chair? It looks like some flooring vinyl... Or did you buy it?

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Good video a lot of great ideas

Absolutely fascinating, many thanks. You did a great job with the camera & and storytelling. I really enjoyed watching the placement & covering up of the cord & strip outlets.

Man - getting my office fixed up was a SLOG. I'm not a naturally very organized person (obviously) and it really took a lot of effort to go through the organization steps ... BUT - now that I've done it, my desk has remained neat and organized, and I've been hugely more productive as a result. I'm SO glad I finally took the time to do this project.

When you put two actuators on a board, did you wire them in series or parallel? Or how did you run them together?

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Excellent result

Excellent job. Straightforward and informative. Thank you!

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When you put the sock back on, don't let your wife see you walking on the carpets.

I’m still so confused

I thought classical, jazz and soft music was great.

Stupid question here. Is the tape necessary in this process?

Thank you, well done!

Hi! What material the skid shoes are made of please? Does the blower have gas shut off valve? Thank you!

For the setup with the fabric. How do you attach the hanging loops at the top of the speaker? You cut a hole in the fabric or move where the loops are positioned?

Informative and well done, you made it look easy. Thank you.

I grabbed a sheet of 5mm MDF and laid it down over the carpet in front of my desk. Job done. Cost: 6 English pounds (8 bucks).

I hate carpets. I just happen to be lumbered with them. I moved into my current brand-new house a few years ago and it had fitted carpet throughout except in the bathroom. It really looked nice as the builder showed me around. Pristine beige carpet everywhere! It didn't stay pristine for long. Soon I was buying a more powerful vacuum cleaner. As I got older, I needed more stamina to push the nozzle across the carpet, especially when the suction was turned right up. But as time passed, inevitably the carpet got dirty. So I then purchased a carpet washer. This does work, though the manufacturer's genuine detergent (which you're supposed to use exclusively if you don't want to void the warranty) costs and arm and a leg. Actually, both arms and both legs. That liquid is exorbitantly priced. I should have had all the carpet ripped out ages ago and had wood flooring laid instead. I have a lot of contact with European families and in practically every house I visit, they have either wooden floors or ceramic tiles, both of which a dead easy to keep clean compared to carpet. I believe hard flooring is also the norm in Australia.

I'm hoping this will work on my rainbow steaks coming down from my hinges on back glass of jeep hardtop

Where dude you find the cheapest at? Sorry if i missed it

A leaf blower does wonders too!

I was taking my kids to the pool and ran back in the house to get towels. In the garage I heard a metal crash but very abrupt. This video is perfect! It’s only the left(red) spring but will do both. Thank you sir! And your son ! Very informative and even sharing the mistake was awesome.

Just replaced my toilet following this guide and so far no leaks! thanks for the help!

19:41 - This thread starting technique will work on _any_ thread type: NPT pipe, PVC adapter, machine threads, sheet metal threads, wood screw threads, Romex clamp locknut threads, nylon threads, etc. It even works on the fine threads of a Nikon camera lens adapter and the plastic cap of your milk jug! This is definitely a time saver and you’ll never “cross thread” again!

Awesome! ou made it look easy and very clear! Thank you

I followed you guide on how to replace the T&P valve and all was good for about 2 months and now I am getting the dreaded leak again. I am confused at this point what to do next. The heater is Bradford White and the Temp is in "A" position. when I check the water temp coming out of faucet (via infrared thermometer) is comes out at about 145F. I checked the water pressure on the outdoor spigots and it was about 60 PSI. Any idea what to do next? Thank you