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I went with 16's.

@ awesome thank you

Thanks my man! I appreciate that!

Thanks guy!

That's good stuff! 😂😂🤣🤣

nice

Doesn't it tho!

don't worry my grandma is fine.

You and me both brother!

Sorry about that my man. You think no music would have been better or maybe different? I try to mix it up with different types on different videos

Hope it helps!

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I gotta say I use it and I'm glad I purchased it. I think I may be off on how much it cost. I think the DeWalt was 3 bills tool only and this one was not nearly that much and had a battery plus there was a special and I got an extra battery with it. So deal for sure!

I love it! For what it came with and the price. I haven't had any nut or bolt that it wouldn't remove. I lost footage of a rear truck bumper replacement I used it on, no problems and you can see it in a few other videos I've used it on different things. It's tough. I was looking at the DeWalt for sure but for the tool only and that price... I just went with this one. Thanks for all the info man!

@@dixiehandyman Fantastic! The Kobalt XTR looks like a great value, doing 700 ft lbs. The DeWalt DCF-900 also has a non-torque "finger tight" mode where it tightens the fastener to a minimal torque spec and then pauses, e.g. and then to allow you to torque it with a torque wrench, or dial in the mode/speed you want to use for final tightening. It looks like the Kobalt has something similar, do you use that feature?

@@jdaniels1313Of course who can forget about the even larger DCF961.

You're right I think everyone should do that

thank you

I think you mean less junk! And you're 100% correct on that. I am planning to rid myself of these doors, but at about 200 bucks each I just can't throw them out. Can't bring myself to do it. I have a property that I think I can make use of quite a few. And then I'm building a house for me, maybe next year so I'm definitely using 6 to 8 in that house.

So you're not a youngster. Thanks for responding.

@@dixiehandyman 79

That was the last year?

@@dixiehandyman no my age..

So you're definitely a youngster!

Not sure what that means but thanks for watching it.

Yw

Lol

Sorry. I can't agree with that. "Most"? You can't be serious!? Most people who serve never see the first hint of combat. So, here's the thing about your statement. Anyone who sees that it's a fireworks short and knows they have any type of issue with it, they can swipe away from it in an instant and it's gone. So no, you can have your opinion but it's not realistic. Freedom is to be celebrated and PTSD can be treated.

Land of the free!

MURICA!!!

Amen the land of the free! Let's keep it that way!

Calm down. Think about what you're saying.

Amen!

Love it!

Totally understand. The easy part was the fact that I only needed to get to it, and replace it. That saw works great again and it was definitely not something I wanted to toss out over such a small issue. Thanks for watching and commenting friend!

Keeps your tires wearing evenly. Thanks for catching the video! That was such a hot day.

It's actually a red with an orange tint in it. It's called Mille Miglia red and it means 1000 miles which back in the day was a 1000 mile race in Italy.

Yes sir and she's actually all original

That's what it looks like to me.

She's a 1974

@_F_J_B love the name!

@@dixiehandyman I'm no expert but I owned a '77 for many years. Learned how to work on a V8, suspension and exhaust systems at the same time. 😂 Loved every minute of it.

@@dixiehandyman I also have @_F_J_B_ I couldn't believe they were available! 😂

All original c3 stingray.

Yes a c3 and I think she could definitely be a beauty!!

Excellent guess! You win!

What kind of car do you think it is?

Before I installed the strips it was bad. I used a laser and a marked stick to get the strips right and the ceiling looked great. There is video of me working on the drywall on the walls and ceilings and they turned out great

You got that right! I have one now my man. I filmed that on a whim. It's my most watched video

Glad I could help! Don't forget to sub

Is that a serious question?

I've read this comment a couple time and still not making sense of it. It's a common practice to install return air units inside closets. In the case of an attic unit I would think your air registers are in the ceilings and return air in the closets also. The difference is a register is usually about 6 inch pipe and the return air are much larger.