I think the guy must have genius in his blood. I just saw his pex water heater repair and I think his "outside of the box" thinking is brilliant. And I also left a way too long comment of why, and why it may be of interest. He's gonna be a giant help to me, I already know, and I think he's too effin' humble to YET see what he'd done at the time of that video. I felt I just had to jump in and try to give some food for thought fo others after seeing what he'd provided to others. Bless you and yours (no I'm not religious. The Devil is already hanging around for my last day. I'm such a prÌč̣ķ, he's gonna make me Sargent At Arms)
A genius of a man! Don't see how he ONLY be a self trained engineer, but with or without the Official Mechanical Engineering degree, he's top shelf when it comes to Mech Engineeers, imo!
Redneck, my a$$! You're a top of the heap, possibly self taught, self created, engineer! Haven't seen many pf your other videos YET!!!, but I just left a h€ll of a long comment at the one you posted about the wire repair on your water heater. I said why I think you hit on something that is genius, and why, along with my ASAP plans and why. BTW, did you ever change the wire clamps out? Did you need to? How long were they up? I'd love to know if you see this, if you have the time. If not, I get it, and you're worth gold, imo, if you do respond or not. I'm your biggest new fan, and certainly now subscribed. Thank you for this post and the (hot) water heater post, sincerely and immensely. Best wishes to you and yours, for all of your days to come!!! May they be many!! Come to my funeral one day, and I promise to get up and thank you personally!!!!
@nothankyou5524 I appreciate the kind words. I only left the redneck pex clamps on a few days but I'd expect them to still be holding but didn't want to risk a flood.
Love the end results. Nice to see the family gets involved.
I think the guy must have genius in his blood. I just saw his pex water heater repair and I think his "outside of the box" thinking is brilliant. And I also left a way too long comment of why, and why it may be of interest. He's gonna be a giant help to me, I already know, and I think he's too effin' humble to YET see what he'd done at the time of that video. I felt I just had to jump in and try to give some food for thought fo others after seeing what he'd provided to others. Bless you and yours (no I'm not religious. The Devil is already hanging around for my last day. I'm such a prÌč̣ķ, he's gonna make me Sargent At Arms)
Nice Job, Ryan. And I saw it in person! 😁😁
A genius of a man! Don't see how he ONLY be a self trained engineer, but with or without the Official Mechanical Engineering degree, he's top shelf when it comes to Mech Engineeers, imo!
Redneck, my a$$! You're a top of the heap, possibly self taught, self created, engineer! Haven't seen many pf your other videos YET!!!, but I just left a h€ll of a long comment at the one you posted about the wire repair on your water heater. I said why I think you hit on something that is genius, and why, along with my ASAP plans and why. BTW, did you ever change the wire clamps out? Did you need to? How long were they up? I'd love to know if you see this, if you have the time. If not, I get it, and you're worth gold, imo, if you do respond or not. I'm your biggest new fan, and certainly now subscribed. Thank you for this post and the (hot) water heater post, sincerely and immensely. Best wishes to you and yours, for all of your days to come!!! May they be many!! Come to my funeral one day, and I promise to get up and thank you personally!!!!
@nothankyou5524 I appreciate the kind words. I only left the redneck pex clamps on a few days but I'd expect them to still be holding but didn't want to risk a flood.