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You think that would work to remove vehicle paints without wrecking the sheet metal?

Thank you for your great video Some one gave me 12 years old but mint condition labtop It needed to replaced cmos battery I have no idea until found this clip, Thank a lot 😊😊

This was a aster class. Thanks

At 60 years old, I am an accomplished woman who has managed to open the washing machine thanks to your video. Cheers🍻!

Wish I'd seen this before I started to remove a snapped bolt! Hinge drill bits are my new best friend! 😂

Can anyone assist, in the video the power craft biscuit joiner has a black button on the top at the front. What is this for? Video is very helpful.

Touch grass is used on the Internet to tell someone to go outside. The phrase also implies that the person the insult is directed to spends too much time online, and they physically need to get outside and “touch some grass” to reconnect with the real world.

Appreciated. Very thorough.

Do you really need to put the shrink wrap over the battery as well as the insulation tape? Would the insulation tape be enough? I don't have a heat gun or the shrink wrap. If I have to get those on eBay then this isn't going to be a cheap fix after all !

The very best video on here for this type of repair/replacement. Thank you for saving me a fortune having to call a plumber. I followed your instructions to the letter using a good quality syphon - and it’s perfect now. Thank you again👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The WD-40 tip is a really good one. I bought a used laptop which had an asset tag sticker on the lid that was very difficult to remove without leaving residue. WD-40 did the trick and removed the adhesive completely. The only downside being WD-40 leaving a greasy film on the surface, but that can be removed using detergent.

These work ok, you just need to do them by hand, rather than use a driver. Yes 1 or 2 in a pack will fail - but you find that with nearly any multi item packet. Also you "set" the fixing by using the very top hole, regardless of which subsequent hole you use. Lastly, depending on what you are attaching, you may even need to install it "upside down" depending on the weight.

Please note, WD40 will leave a residue that needs to be cleaned off with white (mineral) spirit or denatured alcohol and dried completely before adding new silicone. Otherwise the new silicone will not bond properly and will leak water through it, which will get worse over time.

Why did you use the Zinsser 123 in the bathroom but the wallpaper coverup in the other rooms?

I’ve always enjoyed removing broken studs

I’m not sure what the advantage is. If you’ve filled a hole then the only thing you don’t have to do is put the plug in. It doesn’t really save time does it?

Not very useful on a timber framed building

My kid countersunk the wrong screw into a furby toy that is now stripped and blocking the battery compartment from shutting, any ideas?

the rubber band is genius!

how deep was the hole dug cheers

Nice

I don’t have all these tools and supplies. How do you do this without having to spend a fortune on tools?

i was a electrcian for over 40 years, and i would never ever use a neon tester to test for dead. i was always told to chuck it in the bin, when i bought one when i was serving my time. i made it to age 65,when i retired, by not using crap tools that a diy person might.

I found that our 6mm cooker wire is connected using that first box you showed. Should I change it to put in a wago box?

ah yes grease copper :) not break bolt :) 💚

Great video. Many thanks

I might do that.

Thank you for your knowledge sir !. And taking safety seriously is smart. I learned a lot !.

Wow…you posted this video 14 years ago. Well…it is still really helpful!! However, I wished I watched it before using PTFE - as I made every mistake in the book and have some minor leaking to a bottom entrytoilet outlet valve. On a bright note I get to do more practice - this time using the correct method. 😊❤

Use a left hand drill

Judging from the dried grass on the walls, they don't care enough.

Gre8 vid, thanks man, that was well explained

Great tip thankyou, i only have a small Car so doing this helped me transport it home.

This is a great set, so useful, have used mine countless times.

Those drill out bolts you made are great, I'm surprised there's no one that someone makes (or is there?).

Better in 2024 with the arrival of impact drivers :) Almost spun me around the drill a few times these back in the day when I was using a combi or even mains drill.

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VERY good tips thank you!

Great video as always

Cuánto vale

In east Lancs the wind only blows in one direction - head on.

Hahaaaa how in the world do i remove the screw 😅😅😅😅

Thanks for sharing this video. Do you think it would still work if I made this 1m long? I have been researching all the parts you have used but I do want to make sure that if I design it to line bend a 1 metre piece of 2mm acrylic it will work. Any help would be much appreciated

Thanks I now know what I'm up against

Thanks for your video, would never have attempted this before, but with everything so expensive to replace I think more people are trying to fix their own. I am so glad for people like you who do these videos, was also lucky it was same make and model so no surprises, and of course so chuffed with myself. Thank again, big thumbs up from me.. 👍👍

That alarm sound for when the cover was removed is annoying AF

Thanks for making this video

I find plastic spacing wedges are very good for running along the gap between the cill and the frame rather than a screwdriver, usually a 1mm plastic wedge fits perfectly and lets you get right to the back of the gap and with no risk of scratching anything. Pipe cleaners can also be handy to push down the weep vents to help dislodge anything and doing it when dry tends to work better but with the current weather you could be waiting a very long time for that 🤣 (Good to see you back posting videos!)

👍👍👍. Thank you

Thank you so much..... I'm simple....lol....but now I can do it,👍