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Thank you for sharing crazy, there are so many suggestions from Nitro V to techron to fuel additives. I hear good things about gumout's carb cleaner. Appreciate the tip!

he traded this and some tools for a watch?

@rhauckenrol8962 I personally like the ball detents for a more secure fit. That same airlock system works with their miter saw, circ saw, and even the 3 inch cutoff tool (best on the market right now). Just the pricing that seems kinda steep for some plastic with 3 metal bearings in a plastic collar. You can still try friction fitting

that's my intro lol. yeah Ridgid needs more love. The fear is that if ridgid tools do better and have lifetime coverage, TTI will bleed milwaukee sales. The amount of money people have invested to milwaukee means they aren't going to dump it for a new platform but rather to get more money from those already in ridgid. We shall see what they have in store for the future. Thanks for sharing George

@@TOOL_TECHNICAL Thanks for the reply, and You're Welcome! You have good content, Class, and knowledge. 🤝😊

that's true! any attachment with the same diameters are compatible, I just didn't mention it because I was focusing on what's in the box (in case people don't wanna spend more). I love this vac and give myself any excuse to use it. Appreciate the kind words kona, thanks for sharing

@johnthompson3643 good to hear it John 🥳👍🏼

Thanks for the question angel. from what I have seen no, however I did see people complain of it. Given the noticeably higher tension vs ridgid. If the blade is sharp enough, and the user doesnt apply lateral tension while cutting, the risk could be minimized :)

@gk7588 the innovation between flex and ego is solid. The gimmick of creating false urgency is silly. Imagine if it encouraged milwaukee to increase their warranty to let's say 10 years, or especially dewalt to break out of that 3 year nonsense. As the economy gets worse and inflation takes more root, people are not out here racing to see the 2 or 3 second difference in driving a screw but instead which brand can make durable tools and cover those expensive tools from failure when money is tight.

@fabianledezma4495 too many brands focus on making a lot of tools vs making their current tools solid. Quality control is how we make sure those products are not returned defective! My replacement is still fine as of right now. In the cold I also like giving tires an extra 2-3 psi as they'll deflate overnight. Hope you registered it for the LSA so they can take care of you Fabian. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

@2010jalvarez I know! When I saw the discontinued page (alittle before I made this video) I was shocked they went with torx over combinations but I guess sparkies like the robbies (Robertson/square bits) especially in Canada 🇨🇦 . Either way still glad they sell the bits should people wear through them. Thanks for sharing J

glad to hear it gogan! - Work Smart

@MrSki-tyvm i tried 2 of these dce410 dewalts. Both had a separation from the threads to the head when stretching, especially 1 inch and up, which would make a noticeable click like they were under a lot of stress while m12 didn't. They both have value. The dewalt can do more sizes, and the m12 is smaller, lighter, and faster. I'm honestly surprised these two are the only brands making pex expanders

If you only have 4 batteries i'd say the dual charger is the better investment right now. Once you get to over a dozen the six is ideal for "set it and forget". Currently the dual is 89 at home depot but they have a sale for 160 you get the dual charger with two 4 ah and two 2 ah batteries www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-18V-Dual-Port-Simultaneous-Charger-with-2-2-0-Ah-Batteries-2-4-0-Ah-Batteries-AC86095KSBN/320511068 or you can get 2 max output 4 ah batteries with a standard charger and with this deal get the 6 port charger free www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-18V-MAX-Output-Starter-Kit-with-2-4-0-Ah-Batteries-and-Charger-AC8609340SB/328296486 if you do light work and aren't in a rush, take care of your batteries by slow charging them on the standard r86093 charger. happy new year rick (I love rick and morty)

@@TOOL_TECHNICAL Thank you I didn't know about the deal with the dual port charger & 4 batteries I'm looking into that right now Happy New Year as well! Yeah it's one of my favorites to watch lol.

@DoctorRickSanchez aww jeez rick (morty voice) I got both deals. As long as you register for the lifetime service agreement within 90 days of the purchase date, your 18v tools, chargers, and batteries are covered for life

@Kaleb_RoSs still a good investment! I gotta chill with spending but I saw festool has an robot exoskeleton for lifting. 4000 ish bucks but has a compressor built in. Pressure builds and senses when you lift then articulates to match. I don't think it's perfect but still really cool as a concept.

@Chad-wk2pm glad you have something you feel works for you chad. Hopefully the fuel prices where you live are fair so you get the most bang for your buck

to you as well man, if I could learn even 5% of the stuff you've shared through your videos, Experience and skills are more valuable than gold :)

Don't beat yourself up, every day is a chance to learn! The good thing is you didn't just throw the tool away and more important didn't throw in the towel and just hire someone. These can be frustrating but removing alittle material as I showed makes all the difference while that inner spring helps hold good tension. Just keep the bearing properly lubed and take care of your tool so it will take care of you :)

As I say in many of my videos, gotta get that ZOOM IN ACTION

don't think you got to the end of the video but at 22:40, I indeed state I'm purposefully moving more material to not only test it's ability to move material but also test the anti drip. when you let go of the trigger the plunger should back off to stop the tube from continuing to dispense :)

@ I’m just trolling Srry man Good video

a septum ring. you should focus more on the words and tools.

@@TOOL_TECHNICAL just being a dik 🫡 What would you say then this ones ok or pos?

@Volkovic7013 appreciate the kind words volk! I love this vac, was cleaning off the carbon build up on a 5 burner stove with it a couple days ago. I honesty give myself any excuse use this vac it's awesome. My only issue is I wish they made the battery port a bit wider to fit their biggest battery the 12 ah max output exp. Apparently the laser welded frames sink even more heat which would also be good for the ridgid inverter from the video I did recently

@TOOL_TECHNICAL i feel like I'm gonna use mine for everything lol

@@LeadStarDude enjoy it

@TOOL_TECHNICAL Enjoy it? Those prices are actually high for this region. The last time Trump was in office, regular 87 octane was only $1.57. Hopefully, he will get it back down to that within a couple of years. I was just wondering where that price is so high so I can avoid that region like it has the plague. Make sure I don't plan any vacations in that direction.

thanks for sharing proxy, i hear good things about metabo. as for theft, fasten it to a spot in view at all times or if outside to the tailgate of your truck. things that size have no real safety other than flex inventing maybe a chip inside that can "freeze" the tool with an app that can report it stolen. If you've seen my other flex videos I complain about the ones I got from lowes as there were issues. for the crown stapler i'd try another brand of staples to confirm that the staples are not the issue (same with nailers where some nail brands work better than others without jams). otherwise it's flex so assuming you registered the tools within 30 days it's a lifetime warranty so they will fix or replace it for you.

@Fergatron71 it does claim to avoid build up. If the financial/time investment is viable to the owner, go for it. I hear good things about techron fuel as well but it's not available near me

@@TOOL_TECHNICAL I think it might save you money in the long run. Possibly...

@mac11th I agree mac, if ptfe tape and pipe dope are needed they should be included out of the box. Some people do say it works I'm assuming it may for VERY SMALL water hammers. I'd solder in real sized arrestors to fix the problem correctly and replace them every X amount of years depending on when they start showing signs of wear

Glad to hear it worked out :)

@glennverdeyen5685 for the average driver id say 3-5000 miles between oil changes (with a new filter) but yes you can shorten intervals if you notice your vehicle heats /cooks your oil more than usual. I'm not a fan of conventional oil so I'd say 3-5 k miles or 1 year (whichever comes first) with synthetic oil

@TOOL_TECHNICAL For a stock car I agree with you whole the way

@glennverdeyen5685 hope it all goes well, here between rust, cold weather, and parts needing to be ordered it can all go very well or very wrong 😭

@TOOL_TECHNICAL wish you luck, I am blessed no real winter to speak of and the good cars stay indoors when there's salt on the road 😅

...So, so sorry you own a super-expensive VW---that's what I call Audis!😮

@Funkydood tell me you dont know 💩 without telling me 😂😂😂

@@marketersabbir93 what is SEO?

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@e.z.e.932 little science never hurt :)

@@Apache-Helicopter-Life appreciate it apache, gotta keep it honest. I do try to respect time and cut out what I can :)

there may be small dots as suggestion points marked but I took the length and width and measured dead center so the brackets hold the light as evenly as possible. once marked just slap in the bracket screws and you're good :)

The holes are pre drilled/marked.

That dewalt with the powerstack is next level emmett, worth every penny. I was most bummed ridgid didn't offer dust collection. I have asthma so particulate extraction is huge for me. and yeah the m12 was a let down for many but the m12 line is solid overall with several specialty tools like their rotary, pipe shear, and cordless ratchets.

Yeah, I think it’s just a class of tool that really benefits from more voltage than M12 can provide and isn’t hurt too much by the extra bulk.

@@emmettturner9452 If the m18 fuel version drops it will sadly be over 200 bucks most likely. gotta pay the red tax

Yeah. …and since the RIDGID version is also made by TTI, who makes Milwaukee, I have to wonder if the M18 version would be notably improved. 🤷‍♂️

@@emmettturner9452 Technically AEG is making the tools with the "Ridgid" name being licensed from Emerson to TTI for US sales. I would like to think TTI is sharing tool technology through the brands the same as the RP brushless impact from craftsman looks suspiciously like the dewalt 845 but red. Makes sense to not waste materials and if I can get my hands on Ridgid tools with milwaukee tech at Ridgid prices WITH LSA coverage, I would not mind supporting that direction.

appreciate it Kaleb. That's why my family calls me "too technical" it's where the name came from, just added an L so people looking for tool videos find me easier lol. Sorry if I yap i know people like short form content but it's kinda hard to cram it into a youtube short.

@@Trump-The-GREATEST from the same brand? And the grease isn't necessary just a tip for those with stubborn valve cores

@freshmeat3552 no worries meat, we can always use a fresh start :)

appreciate the feedback. The dewalt is textured plastic unlike the milwaukee which is much smoother plastic (i like the tactile feeling better). the weight is no heavier than a basic screwdriver and feels very premium. I like tools that don't feel like they're gonna break easily. Both models have no flex in the handles so laying force into tougher materials is no issue but of course don't put any lateral tension on the blade as any blade will snap with enough side load. the handle seems to be heavy duty plastic with metal screws/inserts. the bearing is inside the head of the knife securely screwed to the handle instead of cheap knives that have bearings in the handle and adding the blade head to it. I'm not positive on the bearing but given dewalt used a variant of ball bearing on the tanto knives i'd assume they used something similar here. An overall good blend of metal and plastic. Too much metal = heavy but too much plastic = cheap/vulnerable. Hope that helps :) ~ Work Smart

@@TOOL_TECHNICALThank you very much for the reply!🙏❤️

@hanumarn7882 for sure ! Gotta give credit where it is due. Good or bad I gotta keep it honest :)

@danpidde9729 really doesn't matter here, the m18 non-fuel is 1000 bucks and the dewalt is only able to beat it with a 5 ah battery with one size. The fuel m18 expander is 1800 and even faster. There's nothing unfair here. Even the m12 fuel is faster but given the stress of 1" to 1-1/2" I'd leave it to the dewalt for versatility. If you're in a rush any of the milwaukees will do as well.

@HamSandwich07 If you mean just the easy reel/bump assembly replacement, you'll get it at home depot www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-REEL-EASY-Bump-Feed-String-Head-with-Speed-Winder-AC053N1BFH/311264918

@tellit_one3613 preventative maintenance goes miles compared to fighting when mechanics have to charge you the harsh prices to repair