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I was not expecting to learn about snap on tools dates. But this has changed my tools perception. I usually get cheaper options. What do you recommend for Power Tools?

Cool stuff, I find it interesting how much some tools have changed while some are pretty much the same. Thanks for letting us have glimpse at the vintage Snap-On

But the chinese grinder doesn't work unless you use a piece of tape, a small coin, and a mars bar to macgyver together a new way to hold the disc....

They are probably for bigger battery's posabley

Great information

You should show more custom made tools you made

I need a schedule to see when you are on Live. I keep missing it.

Or take a flat head screwdriver and separate the ends

AAA Battery tech here. I use a set like this all the time. Here is a tip that im sure you already know. That tool tends to work a little better if you put the and that is opening up towards the open end of the terminal 👍

Flathead screwdriver does the same thing😂

LOVE SNAP-ON!!!

I have that problem all the time at work wish they bought quality tools 😭💀

I have soaked the pistons in the Parts Washer for a week first.

Snap-on tools or Chinese zm2 you know that but you're not that bright so you're just old and you think you know what you're talking about

Even if they did work, it wouldnt be for long.

Could of hammered it in.

Cheap Chinese made are good for sacrificial grind/drill/weld/one-off-mod probably only use once ever customize. I have a small screwdriver modified to scrape glue out of the groove for spline for rattan seat/back.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that has to try so many times to say what I want in 60 seconds or less!! It's frustrating ain't it Buff? So many takes just to get a short to come out as something I'm happy with

Grumpy Buff is fun to watch! Lol

I like the new format. One of the reasons I quit watching some of the channels that have gotten really big is because they are turning into this big professional production and I don't really like that. Of course I know I get a lot of comments on my channel that I'm not professional enough on my format so you know it's just personal taste in what you know people like I guess

Red strip on handle is for positive terminal which is larger than negative side

Longer video was good

Adds another perspective for those of us that don't create content. Interesting and hilarious at the same time.

Buff is like every boss i had as a kid!! Lots of knowledge but no patience to teach you…….ornery as hell…. I love it!😂😂😂 Get his annoyance level up just a touch higher and youve got a good formula!🤣🤣🤣

Free tools that work great! Thanks for showing us this tip

Fumbling around, unrehearsed and uncomfortable........... sounds like all of my content 🤣 Planning anything is definitely NOT my strong point. A second pair of hands to hold cameras, especially for shorts, and advise on stuff could make a difference. I really enjoyed this little 'behind the scenes' episode 👍

I went a step further. Old free standing laundry tub with a cabinet below it, $25AU. 20L (5 gallon) can in the cabinet, $8 ebay 12v pump, screws straight into the 3/4 tap outlet on the drum, with a hose to the tub. The standard plumbing from the tub has an old sock on it to filter the used fluid running back into the drum. Add a $2 hollow brush to the hose, home made sub $40AU ($25-30US) parts washer.

Economical yet effective, great idea!

New subscriber I love your content I learn so much ❤Thank you

All clean!

Pliers in the dishwasher!!!

Thank you sir!!!

I've had a speed square in my tool pouch for years, one of those tools being a carpenter is a must!😊

The brush that you called "This thing that you put in the drill" you can get at harbor freight in a kit called engine cleaning kit

Definitely sir!!!!

Hey Buff. Later in the stream, seeing the Zephyr on a different angle, if you take off the back section of roof, behind the wide pillar, and the trunk lid, that would make a very nice looking ute 😁😁😁

Back to the Datsun 1200 around the 1½ hour mark. We had that same 2 door fastback, and the 4 door sedan down here. Maybe 1% of the sedans still exist and been saved. Maybe about 2% of the fastbacks, and I'd say at least half the utes still survive 😆 Other small Japanese utes here, were based on the Mazda 1000/1200 and Toyota Corona RT40. Much smaller than the Courier/Mazda B series utes. The RAM 50 was called the Chrysler D50 here for a few years, then became the Mitsubishi L200 Express, when Mitsubishi bought out Chrysler Australia in 1981. Fully imported from Mitsubishi, initially running the 1600 Saturn, then growing to the 2.6 Astron in the later versions, called the Triton.

Howdy folks catch the replay

How many feet are in a yard?.... well, that depends on how many people are standing in it at the time!

Hee. Big ones. :) Fortunately for big roughish carpentry project I should be able to use precut sizes of plywood. (I am not handiest with a circular saw between the noise and vibration and my arthritis, even if I've got a fence to clamp on for one direction. :) One day perhaps I'll have a full scale woodshop with better solutions for that. :)

Great for marking out cut lines on full sheets of plywood.

Those are nice!!!!

You shouldn't just bought a t square

I wasn't there. I was back from lunch long before it started. Then had to work back late, so couldn't even get the tail end 😪

Good video Buff very important tool for framing stairs.

Lol

They sell T-squares. Now you can’t put your L-square in a corner 🤷🏼‍♂️

A primer on T-squares! T-hanks Buff and Kim!

You can also buy a T square. Used to cut ductboard.

Really, cant look at that angle and tell what its for? How old are you 16?!?!? Wow