I Definitely see a love for the drill going on here. And having most of the correct tools as seen in this video makes any job run smoothly big or small. I really liked some of the ways to get around not having the proper tool, such as the short socket and how to drive the nut down where it belonged on the screw....yeah that's the stuff that makes me love my tools too
Cómo se puede hader un Pulidor lija debastador con un taladro de agujerear, vi algunas ideas pero no me convencen . gracias. De usa en zapatería para ligar rebabas
Handymen don't want you to know this because they have the proper tools instead of trying to use bandaid patch jobs used by broke people. Buy the rights tools for the job...
100% My old fella had smarts like this, but by Christ everything was dogdy af, and took twice as long. Stuff worked, barely. And damnit if I didn't pick up his way of doing things. I've not got an engineering bone in my body, but boy can I bodge and half-ass things!
@@ibrahimzrashid1631 My comment was more of a sarcastic/facetious response to the click-baity title. Tricks and tips can provide the layman (woman) workarounds for little issues but I won't really care (being a handyman myself) if you use these. Most of these tips don't help with what falls under my wheelhouse of work so by all means, go for it.
The guy tht made a round tenon/ mortise frm round stock IS a GENIUS!! THNX 4 sharin' THT!!
Мне 30 летний опыт строительства мешает на серьёзных щах это смотреть, но есть моменты которые имеют право на существование, бесспорно)
Very smart thanks sharing
VERY CREATIVE, GREAT IDEAS😘👍
Искренне надеюсь это не человек зарабатывающий ремонтами или какой то починкой 🤦🏻♂️
Muito sucesso pra você
Все супер! Кроме подводки. Проще купить😂 в остальном супер бомба. Все пригодится !
I Definitely see a love for the drill going on here. And having most of the correct tools as seen in this video makes any job run smoothly big or small. I really liked some of the ways to get around not having the proper tool, such as the short socket and how to drive the nut down where it belonged on the screw....yeah that's the stuff that makes me love my tools too
Nice ❤
Cómo se puede hader un Pulidor lija debastador con un taladro de agujerear, vi algunas ideas pero no me convencen . gracias. De usa en zapatería para ligar rebabas
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Never heap batteries in a cardboard box without taping the poles!!! Yoy might start a fire!
😊😊😘😘💕💕💕💕✔✔
That was like 8x too much wood glue.
What a complete waste of time, energy, and money, this guy needs a girlfriend to keep him busy...
11:15 Okay that makes sense.
Sparks and flames near a battery can be a hydrogen bomb. I would not do that repair.
Такую хуук я знал в 5лет😊
can you tell me the camera you are using?
The only good tip was the elastic band on the ring spanner. The rest was just nonsense
⭐⭐⭐ BAD IDEA: The car battery post restoration is irresponsible. Sparks could ignite fumes from the battery and cause it to explode n
I cannot understand most of the stuff in this video because there are no explanations of what's really going on.
Why should HANDYMEN (or women for that matter) not want me to know about mainly basic DIY tips?
Handyman wont necessarily have all the tools thats why its handyman not engineer.
Bizarre! 🙄
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You just ruined a good paintbrush. Use some warm water and a scrub brush ya half a meatball
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Палец убери с экрана.
Ditch the music!
Fail at 3;05...
VERY BAD!!! 🥵
100% crap
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@@philmickey7247 💩ganz genau
Таккарди так себе обувь, на один сезон. Не рекомендую
From the series: We've run out of ideas, now we'll just do bullshit
Your reply is a joke
like many other...@@jonjurgen8911
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Handymen don't want you to know this because they have the proper tools instead of trying to use bandaid patch jobs used by broke people. Buy the rights tools for the job...
100% My old fella had smarts like this, but by Christ everything was dogdy af, and took twice as long.
Stuff worked, barely. And damnit if I didn't pick up his way of doing things. I've not got an engineering bone in my body, but boy can I bodge and half-ass things!
If you are a full time craft man yes you need proper tools but as a layman or in emergency cases these tricks are very helpful
@@ibrahimzrashid1631 My comment was more of a sarcastic/facetious response to the click-baity title. Tricks and tips can provide the layman (woman) workarounds for little issues but I won't really care (being a handyman myself) if you use these. Most of these tips don't help with what falls under my wheelhouse of work so by all means, go for it.
😂😂😂😂@@auntiecarolwe non professionals use the technical term BOOTLEGGED