Lemme guess, joining power cords with an overhand knot? I thought that was pretty common knowledge. I've been doing that so long I don't even remember where I learned it. Probably my dad.
Why cant these types of sites realize we as viewers don’t need loud obnoxious music. We’d like to just be watching silence! Very helpful ideas. Thanks!👏🏻🇨🇦
I really love these videos... made by persons that actually DO THINGS instead of wasting time in chat rooms or gaming. Thank you for helping to make my projects easier!!!
Thanks you for so many useful tips. I specially like the picking up the metal shavings with bag on the magnet. I always had trouble cleaning the magbet after pciking up the savings.
I never knew that plastic soda bottles would shrink from a heat gun! That information alone is worth watching this video, along with all the other great little tricks!
yes.. and this now is another reason i can justify buying a heating gun. I had been avoiding it because the only reason were few, that i could think of, such as for to shrink heat shrink tubing.. but i can just use a lighter for smale jobs.. but I like the idea of using it for softening and shrinking plastic from bottles for making molds I m wondering if i made strips out of the plastic bottles and wrapped something, overlaying the plastic strips, if the plastic would, if it got hot enough, become sticky and the strips would stick to eachother.
Lot of use of these know how depends obviously on tool equipment as we can see it here. For normal there is less time for home working people to make fantastic helping tools before solving a problem...
That nail in a drill for making holes is neat - maybe someday someone will invent something like this purpose built to put in a drill and drill holes....
HaHa. Or maybe they can invent nails in 1/16th inch increments that we can smash the ends down and have a whole set of different sizes. Say, like, up to 1/2 inch? And they could fit into an index case for easy storage. Nah, it'll never catch on.
Я просто показываю идею как без сверла. Если даже потерял береш обычное сверло болгаркой делаешь паз и готово как заводское. Я думаю вы поняли что я показываю просто идеи
For the one with filling a screw hole with sawdust and superglue...that works great if you're going to paint over it, or it won't be seen. If if it's going to be unpainted and seen, use wood glue instead. I worked cabinetry for 20 years and would always have jars of sawdust from each type of wood that we used. When I got done filling a hole, you could barely tell there had been a hole there.
Some of these tips are SO OBVIOUS, yet they've never occurred to me before watching your video. E.g. the idea of using a threaded bolt to spread wood glue, or the plastic-bag-over-the-magnet Thanks so much for sharing these.
a lot of these things have been used in Russia for decades because certain tools and items weren't available to them due to the wests refusal to engage in trade post USSR, the Russian people have been forced to improvise in a number of ways. most videos like this on RUclips are generally from Russian content creators
Круто, такой сборник реально полезен
How refreshing that this video not only actually has useful tips and tricks, but the author didn't call them "hacks".
and talking 15 minutes about what he is going to say in the first place.
For videos of this sort we could very well do without the music.
Qual e a melhor lavadora de roupa da Brastemp
Гениально! Вот это я называю творческим подходом! Лайкос!
Классно!
мужчина с головой и руками - это клад!, спасибо
Спасибо вам🤝
Какие классные видео, самые лучшие!!! 👍👍
This guy is a genius.
Круто
A lot of good ideas! There was only 1 that I already do, so thank you for all the other ideas. I'll use many of them as I need to!
Lemme guess, joining power cords with an overhand knot? I thought that was pretty common knowledge. I've been doing that so long I don't even remember where I learned it. Probably my dad.
Why cant these types of sites realize we as viewers don’t need loud obnoxious music. We’d like to just be watching silence! Very helpful ideas. Thanks!👏🏻🇨🇦
🤝🤝🤝🤝
@@umelec-diy 🇨🇦❤️ love you ideas. Many sites are removing music and just showing great ideas. Music is a distraction. Thank you!
Danke für die Tipps, hat Spaß gemacht zuzuschauen.
Great ideas, the miter clamp was brilliant. Thank you, sir.
Всё классно, многое из показанного применял, работает. Спасибо.
面白い！ 飽きずにずっと観ていられる。 アイデアマンですね！
😉👍🤝
Всё гениальное просто. Просто фантастика!
Отлично😅
All right! Turn your brain on turbo level!
Правильно всё. Главное включить мозги )))
The hole saw at the beginning of the video was missing the drill bit. No need to make a wooden guide.
Saved to Favorites & Liked.
There are some really useful ideas in this video, thanks for posting.
안녕하세요.
수고 많으십니다.
정성 가득 공유해주신 영상 즐겁게 감상하고
기분 좋은 마음으로 다녀갑니다.
오늘은 좋은 날 좋은 하루 되세요^.^
🤝
very good video
WOW real tips!
Some of these tips are useful for DIY around the house. Thanks
Todos estos consejos siempre serán útiles, ya sea para unos o para otros.
Some brilliant ones in this that I have not seen before. Cable tie and dowel for cavity fixing is genius. Liked and subscribed.
Why not just get a cable clip? 😂
Great Video! Thanks!
Чувак, ты просто какую дичь мутишь))) кайфово получается) продолжай)
😉👍🤝
Супер идеи, человек творческий, успехов вам!
I have never seen those types of tricks. This was really incredible.
excellent content, ideas and music
Спасибо! Постараюсь запомнить, много полезных придумок!
Congratulations my friend
The first RUclips video that any basic DIYer is able to use these hacks with basic tools
das war ein klasse Video
Super!
Thank you!!
Со скобками лучше чем с дырками,теплее как минимум
Очень рад что в восторге от видео😉👍🤝🤝🤝
Good stuff, thanks!
👍🤝
Молодец! Очень понравилось!
Спасибо👍🤝
the cable tie with screw in middle for using as rawl plug AND as a cable holder was a good one. thanks :)
Muy buenas y pravticad ideas
Excelent!
Thank you
Спасибо.
Отличная подборка 👍👍👍
Спасибо Алексей🤝
Видосик для рукожопых конечно, но лайк все же
Niiiiiiiiiiice
Good stuff !
One of the best collection of tricks out there! Thanks!
I really love these videos... made by persons that actually DO THINGS instead of wasting time in chat rooms or gaming. Thank you for helping to make my projects easier!!!
heey!.... u see? i died with that granade 🙃
This video worth a million dollars
Nicht schlecht, wieder was dazugelernt :-)
Thanks you for so many useful tips. I specially like the picking up the metal shavings with bag on the magnet. I always had trouble cleaning the magbet after pciking up the savings.
😉👍🤝
@@umelec-diy
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Beleza
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Good Ideas!👍👍
Спасибо👍🤝
Супер!
I never knew that plastic soda bottles would shrink from a heat gun! That information alone is worth watching this video, along with all the other great little tricks!
how do you not know that its plastic
Opens up a whole world of molding possibilities
yes.. and this now is another reason i can justify buying a heating gun. I had been avoiding it because the only reason were few, that i could think of, such as for to shrink heat shrink tubing.. but i can just use a lighter for smale jobs.. but I like the idea of using it for softening and shrinking plastic from bottles for making molds I m wondering if i made strips out of the plastic bottles and wrapped something, overlaying the plastic strips, if the plastic would, if it got hot enough, become sticky and the strips would stick to eachother.
Tatsächlich genial. Danke für´s zeigen
Lot of use of these know how depends obviously on tool equipment as we can see it here. For normal there is less time for home working people to make fantastic helping tools before solving a problem...
rất hay và hữu ích😍😍
pilot bits are awesome
PUISSANT MERCI
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Since I've retired I've begun making things out of recycled wood and these tips will come in infinitely handy!! thank you very much!
i like wood
Excellent. Save this video in your tool box.
un saludodesde colobia gracias por tus enseñanzas son muy utilesb
Saved to my favorites !!!!!
Делайте точно так же и тоже поднимете окуп. Главное ничего не путайте и играйте спокойно)👔
Спасибо👍🤝🤝🤝🤝
Danke mein Freund
You do have some good ideas
Many good tips! Thanks
Серега, привет🤝 отличная подборка!👍
Спасибо Семён 👍🤝
Bravo!!!
👍🤝
very interesting and informative Thanks
You Sir are a genius... Brilliant
many good ideas 👍
Excellent, have subbed
The bottle cap knobs would be GREAT for a razor knife
Для безруких это просто кландайк.
That nail in a drill for making holes is neat - maybe someday someone will invent something like this purpose built to put in a drill and drill holes....
HaHa. Or maybe they can invent nails in 1/16th inch increments that we can smash the ends down and have a whole set of different sizes. Say, like, up to 1/2 inch? And they could fit into an index case for easy storage.
Nah, it'll never catch on.
@@riverraisin1 All extra unnecessary, costly, steps. This is for the handyman, NOT a professional.
Using tie wraps for anchors is a super idea!
Outstanding. I especially liked your use of plastic bottles for dust collection and forming custom trays. Thanks for sharing!
Muito interessante e proveitosa .Gostei muito . Obrigada .
Thank you!
Bra och effektiva idéer,.
Thank you.
You have some fantastic tips & ideas thank you
👍🤝🤝🤝
Спасибо. Все применима.
Спасибо👍🤝
This is like 2 minute crafts and life hacks... That actually work.
Батенька да вам к Доктору надо с вашими полезными советами! А то что то редко у него видосики выходят...
класс
Superb, some fantastic tips, you are a superb tradesman,
Great ideas!
This is by far the best I have seen for a small hack collection.
Спасибо👍🤝
Nice!👍👍👍
This man is a genius!
Рабочие идеи!
😉🤝
Merci
👍🤝🤝🤝
гуд!)
Дак забыл центрирующее сверло поставить. Коронка всегда идет с ним. Без него,если потерял, проще другую купить.
Я просто показываю идею как без сверла. Если даже потерял береш обычное сверло болгаркой делаешь паз и готово как заводское. Я думаю вы поняли что я показываю просто идеи
@@umelec-diy I’ve
Thanks
nice woodwork
For the one with filling a screw hole with sawdust and superglue...that works great if you're going to paint over it, or it won't be seen. If if it's going to be unpainted and seen, use wood glue instead. I worked cabinetry for 20 years and would always have jars of sawdust from each type of wood that we used. When I got done filling a hole, you could barely tell there had been a hole there.
👍🤝🤝🤝🤝
Very awesome tips on how to make things easier! 👍
Some of these tips are SO OBVIOUS, yet they've never occurred to me before watching your video. E.g. the idea of using a threaded bolt to spread wood glue, or the plastic-bag-over-the-magnet Thanks so much for sharing these.
a lot of these things have been used in Russia for decades because certain tools and items weren't available to them due to the wests refusal to engage in trade post USSR, the Russian people have been forced to improvise in a number of ways. most videos like this on RUclips are generally from Russian content creators
What I liked was that he made the video bi-lingual :)
some of the cable tie ones are very handy!, but please... cut those cable ties flush!, those will cut you to pieces!
@@joesaiditstrue Ah, I wondered about all the Russian names and comments...