29 TOOL’S HACKS FEW MEN KNOW ABOUT
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
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0:08 Wall repair
0:49 Hole in a hammer
1:17 Toothpaste hack
2:10 Tile craft
2:42 Drill hack
5:35 Rusty bolt
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I saw the 1st "hack" and was amazed on how terrible the drywall repair looked, the hole literally looked better. I'm watching the rest of the video for comedic effect.
Wow! drill a hole in your hammer for what reason?
I hate this video....
@@bryantimmons7198 horrible video. Mini scissors?? for what purpose will those ever serve?
@@stevehumphrey667 To go in your child's dollhouse, what else.
@@stevehumphrey667 The same purpose as everything else in this video, nothing/more repairs!
"Tips for people who've never done any real work in their lives but want to appear handy". Title corrected. Peace
Fr eh
😂😂😂😂👌👌👌
And that's the whole truth about this movie, these kind of tricks are just a waste of time, professionals call something like a "fluff" or "makeshift", someone who thinks I don't need such strange and permanent solutions
😂😂😂😂😂😂🛠️
There is nothing wrong in working smart not hard. Combine the two and you have a smart professional. Also many of these are "tricks" that you come up with when you are actually doing things, not just "showing up at work for 40 years in a row".
Edit: Ok... Nearing the end there are some really unnecessary things :D
If this is what the next generation need to see in order to carry out the most basic of tasks...we are fucked 😠
Glad that we're on the same page.
Muahahaha ,yeah man :D
LOL, too funny, too true.
Isn’t it amazing how many simple little hacks you can do with the right set of expensive tools! :).
Hahahaha
True
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I hate to see anyone fall from a ladder, but the view was worth it 😂
@ Liam Burke 13:12
Poor thing, she needed a hand, ahem..
"my life changed after i make a mini scissors" said no man EVER
I'm still trying to figure out why they made the mini box cutter lmao
Huge waste of Valuable time
13:13 was definitely the only bit that wasn't terrible
How the drill she's using literally has a magnet built in to it as do most drills of that brand or similar the only way you have a drill with out one is if your cheap and buy bottom shelf 20pc "Home Pro" kits for 30$ or its an impact drill
@@dustinwarren9791 yeah I was talking about the cleavage, everything else is trash
I love the part where the lady puts a magnet inside her pocket so that nails can fall off the outside of her pocket whenever she moves around instead of putting the nails into her pocket.
Or how she keep cuts the fingers off her glove and puts them on her chisels instead of just putting a glove on when she needs to reach inside the box of chisels.
I liked how she was nailing a 2x4 into the wall with maybe 1/2 inch nails
I just love her ;)
@@RylanStorm What about if you don't have gloves nearby? Are you really going to walk off to get your gloves? The covers also serve to protect the blades of the chisels if you've lost the originals.
the mini scissors is kinda cool, but is absolutely 180 degrees from a life hack.
Well if I am out in the shop and need some mini scissors and dont feel like walking 75 feet back to the house.....
Be sure to spray WD40 in the glove fingers to prevent rust
Charles Nichols
There is no method available yet to prevent one's brain from rusting.
The 21% oxygen in the air we breathe combined with amino ACIDS in the body
create RUST (disguised by the wording of "FREE RADICALS' It is nothing other than RUST.
They are the REAL RADICALS that are killing us slowly, and the only RADICALS WORTH WORRYING ABOUT.
@@andrew_koala2974 That's some heavy words bruh. 🤜🤛
If you don't know how to properly store your tools so you don't hurt yourself then you really shouldn't be using tools anyway
I love the home made box cutter idea. Once you've bought the materials it only costs a bit more than one from a hardware store and only takes all afternoon to do! Plus the blade can even cut paper!
Love the irony!
Not every country has a hardware store every 2 blocks. If you were in a village 60 miles one way, from a place to buy something , I think you would appreciate it more.
@@williamburdon6993 No I wouldnt. Because its just a dumb idea.
If you are THAT desperate to cut paper, foam, or cardboard and you apparently dont have a reg ular knife or scissors (yet you have a dremel? Or something to cut aluminum wife...which just use that for cutting paper) there is no reason to do anything more than to find a scrap piece of metal and just file the tip for 2 mins to get it sharp.
@@ronnie3044 Let your imagination be free. Yours is in a straight jacket. be FReeeeeee!
I think it is for the small scale
The girl on the ladder.......HOLY MOLY!!.......she could have been hurt! Had to rewind that one several times.....
Muskrat Outdoors , dirty maan :-)
@@darekradulski6213 Ha! Kind of funny. Who dresses (or doesn't dress) like that? Keeps folks watching the video though so I guess it worked!
There was a ladder? I must have been looking somewhere else.
@@John-oe5nb Ha! Yeah I had to watch it several times before I noticed the ladder......gotta look close to spot it!!
Next time I am using nails that are three inches too long, I know two different ways to smash them over like a real pro👍🏻
Lol 😆
That's a pro secret, don't go sharing that with everyone...
At 3:55 they could have just use the hook end of the hammer :D So I guess that's 3rd way for you!
🤣🤣
@@mikkomahonen5050 That wasn't even the proper hammer for driving a nail at all. I'm not sure it had a claw.
Edit: just went back and watched it again. It's a goddamn masons hammer! There's a pointed end and a flat end. Using the proper hammer with a claw would've rendered this "hack" pointless.
Tldr; use the right tool and you'll never have to do any of this stupid crap. ;)
Best part of the video was looking down at her chest when she fell off the ladder :-)
@ Phil Sands 13:12
Nungas! mmmmmm
What the hell??
This is what the 20000+ likes are for 😂😂
13:04 gets the sideboob too.
Where is the part of video that explains the hole in the wrench shown in the thumbnail (henceforth referred to as "the reason i clicked this video")
?
Clickbait. I knew it going in, but I clicked anyway...
It's dumber than most of this shit, don't bother. He puts a screw into the wrench hole and does shit and then turns it into a wire bender that's less effective than grabbing a pair of pliers.
13:13
Buggers up a perfectly good glove instead of wearing it to protect hands
@@ghostyasha7197 best part of video
This is so handy, especially when you need to manufacture a miniature pair of scissors in a pinch...
or a razor blade
Hey it really does happen!. I lost mine the day of my daughter's 1st birthday! I was so distraught i almost cried... No wait i did. I did cry😢 this would have been useful because i really do have random tools hanging around .. just not my scissors. I had to adjust my daughter's dress but couldn't find it so i recruited my neighbor to remake me a new dress and she did....😮
Wow holding the vacuum under when drilling, WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT!?!?!
50 things you CAN'T build with the tools you have but CAN buy at the dollar store!
Mini scissors may be the coolest thing I’ve seen a paperclip used for
Man I was thinking about declaring bankruptcy over the price of box cutters but once I watched this and realized I can make my own for 4x the cost AND spend all day making it, I once again have hope in my life, even if the homemade version sucks ass. THANKS!!
13:13 is it just me or did everyone rewind it 10x times ;)
Was it nipple? I couldnt zoom, reminded me of porn on cable in the 80s
@@jackspade2576 i bet PH called her to audition after this one ;)
Why would you want to rewind it?
I just paused it, took a screenshot, zoomed in on the twins and set is a desktop wallpaper.
And 12:23 as well. ;)
@@anuraganand3623 I wonder the hack she uses to not show anything, that might be the biggest hack of all ;)
I'm drilling holes into all my tools now! Thanks!
LOL!!!
And I still have no idea why somebody would drill a hole through a wrench.
Thank You
---- to void the lifetime warranty and potentially cause structural failure of the wrench
Probably for open-end wrenches so that you can hang them on a pegboard.
5.45 the screwdriver already has a hexagon to put the wrench on
But now it's a bigger one
Yup, quite literally the shittest "hack" I've ever seen.
How does the nut have a inside hexagon?
@@peterneerincx23 yes! Yes, a million times yes. I looked at the ID of that nut going on and was like "round doesn't work on hex", but what do I know? I'm just a dumb mechanic. If you really took the time to machine that to work for what you are doing then it's not a hack
Bloody hell, after all these years and I never thought of that!
13:13 Best "drool pack" of 'em all!
12:49 Pro tip: you see that there hole at the end of the sawblade? That's called a hole wot is used for hanging stuff up. You can actually hang the saw up on a nail on the wall with that! Amazing.
Saws usually come with a safety guard over the blade. So stupid people don't cut themselves in the store. Hmmmm
Yeah she's not the sharpest "tool" in the workshop is she! 😂
or just Put it in the Box with the handle out and the blade in
29 ways to cut up and destroy useful things to make useless things
sounds about right
How do you find bottle caps and ring pulls useful once you've drank the contents?
@@cliffdunlop8891 That is pretty much the only the only useful tip in that whole video. The rest was completely fake horseshit, terrible jerry rigging and time wasting, where you're better off investing the same kind of time in a job and just buying the right tool with the money you earned.
I’ve never been more happy to sit and stare at a painting while having a beer, fuck yeah
The masking tape end fold over and tear was a "Why didn't I think of that?" moment. A great solution to a common irritating problem.
Oppol
@ rand mayfield
Have to agree. Much easier and faster than bending a 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch end of the tape back over itself.
I totally agree. It's not an idea that you'd think up because it's not the sort of problem that makes you stop and think about a solution but it's a great hack as you get a straight tear across the tape and an easy to lift edge on both the tape roll and where you stuck the tape allowing for repositioning if required. Top tip!.
When it's dark twenty four hours a day in northern Finland these ideas appear reasonable. Vodka and meth help.
You doin' ok man?
Lol not just in Finland cheers
i enjoyed the video, loved the overalls
3:50 you have a claw on your hammer, you don't need pliers to bend the nail. You could also pull the nail.
4:50 there'sno need to plunge the screw into the bar of soap, just run the threads across an edge.5:00 youdon't need a depth Guage when drilling for an anchor in sheet rock that's thinner than your anchor is long.
5:50 your screwdriver already has a place for using a wrench, it's underneath the nut you needlessly used.
8:26 you're joking, right? All that work for a tiny pair of scissors that won't cut anything because they aren't heat treated which will never happen because they're made from a paper clip instead of quality steel.
I see a lot of these hacks that seem like they take longer than their added value. Hell if I put all my wrenches on a carabiner and hooked it to my pants they’d fall off 😂
I’ve seen so many tricks about hanging pictures too. Some of them look neat until you try them.
Here’s the best tip I have for the younger crowd. Toothpaste. When leaving an apartment and you get all your pictures down - fill the holes with toothpaste.
@@brandonmiller5394 Love the toothpaste idea! But 9 out of 10 Dentists would agree- it's best for PREVENTING cavities, not filling them!😂 Plus, if you're selling the place and too lazy to bake cookies to make the house smell better, I guess a minty smell is better than cat piss soaked carpets 😂
Thanks for showing me how to spend 3 hours building my own scissors and making my own exacto knife! Both of which I can get at the dollar store. In 42 seconds.
For .50 cents as well.
I'm such a man that just finding a little magnet would take 3 hours so.... yeah
The Vaseline one really? Take the 10 seconds and remove the plate.
Why do that when you can have the vaseline contaminate your paint.
this is literally the worse RUclips video I've seen
I think she was out of rubber bands so couldn't remove the screws.
Why is it any harder to cut a line with paint than to do it with vaseline?
or put some cheap adhesive paper tape over the metal parts and peel off once done
As a mechanic I feel I’m a bit passed those hacks 😂
Of course I know this is not for mechanics. But it’s funny anyway.
This video must be referring to the millennial definition of "men".
Yup. Tips for soy boys who've never done anything physical before.
One thing I liked out of the was that nice "rack"... So what was the hole in the open end wrench for?
She does have a good rack
Pretty sure you can't drill too deep into sheetrock when using anchors. How thick is your sheetrock?
@@krisg822 What are you talking about? You use anchors like that for sheetrock (gypsum board) for light loads, and drills aren't meant for metal or wood specifically. Some bits are better in certain materials, but you can use metal bits or wood bits in any drill.
@@krisg822 Okay? So you agree with what I said, that BITs can have specific uses, but DRILLS, do not. Also, you CAN use any bit for gypsum board, it just might dull quicker or not create as clean a hole. Don't come at me like I made some obvious mistake in my argument when you failed the reading comprehension portion of your analysis.
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I was seeking entertainment, instead I acquired knowledge hiding in plain sight. Thank you so much!!
I had the opposite experience. :)
Bruhhh if this brought you knowledge you should really pick up a book these videos are the down syndrome kids that are basically vegetables of "life hack videos"
14:14 - Just cut a pool noodle and use that instead of soda cans. If the temps drop below freezing, you'll thank me.
1. when your wall is broken put some silicone and not wall mud
2.when painting a door put vaseline and not take it off
3. make a hole in you hammer and not use pliers like you show later on
4.put toothpaste on your painting and then your wall and not clean it and don't get a picture hangers and a coke can
5.drill a hole in you wall and hold a vacuum instead of cleaning it after your don't drilling all your hole
6.get a magnet and put it in your pocket and have the nails fall of and not just hold them in your hand
7.why the hell did you have to drill a in you hammer if your showing that same thing done with pliers
8.most "MEN" know to put a piece of wood on the other side the the wood to not get blow out
9.if people war working on something they will not get a coin and they will get the right size wrench
10. you don't need a magnet because most screwdriver are magnetic or you just stab it in and hold it while you screw it in
11.put soap on you screw because that will not help and use a center punch to star the hole and not just have the screw on the drill and hold it while stabbing it in
12.up tape to know have far to drill when you putting in a drywall anchor, this is only useful if you trying to have the right depth on something that is not hollow
13.use head of the screw to make an indent, some screw are just flat so just get a countersink bit or just a get a big drill bit
14.get a nut and put it on a screwdriver, all you need is a smaller wrench
15. buy a screw bin
16.disassemblea fly smacker to make a drill bit, just buy some
17.make a make a cable holder because "MEN" don't know how to wrap cable apparently, better yet just buy one
18.make a hammer holder because "MEN" aren't going to have a tool pouch
19.don't make that dump thing for drilling because you already going to use a vacuum to clean up after
20. make a small scissors and knife because "MEN" need some dump small tools
21. be dump and have you saw stick out and not have the blade in the bin
22.just hold the screw, it's not that hard I do it al the dam time and look you using the drill just fine
23.don't use coke and lemon use rust remover
24.put can in between buckets and use all the buckets and just have can laying around
25.make hole in a bucket and not buy a tool box
26.waise a leather glove and not just buy a tool box
27.use a carabiner and and not have a tool belt
28.make a cable hold, you leave it on the floor your still going to trip
29 you don't need a sponge you just need to watch were your hitting, and who the hell even has a sponge in there hair
30.using pliers to hold the nail while hammering is slower then just holding it and hitting to slowly till it stuck and then hit it hard and at 0:48 the dummy is using hammer that is more harder to nail with due to it's weight and some how she can't do it with a normal hammer, maybe because shes a girl and not a "MEN"
why do they make this video if it says this in the description "This video is made for entertainment purposes. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, safety and reliability. Any action you take upon the information on this video is strictly at your own risk, and we will not be liable for any damages or losses. It is the viewer's responsibility to use judgment, care and precautions if one plans to replicate." why the hell do you put this in the description and not in the video, maybe it's because if people knew it was a lie wouldn't watch it or it's because your greedy or just both
Yeah! none of these ideas are going to withstand real situations. These people can make Airbus using cardboard and hot glue
Your title is very misleading, millions of men know how to make micro scissors out of paper clips
Greasing things to prevent paint from adhering would be a great idea if the grease wouldn't get in the paint and ruin the entire job lol
Do you have to use 7up cans in between the buckets? Or will any kind work? Yeah a lot of these tricks are silly. But watching her was worth it.
Only 7up.
How is making tiny scissors or a utility knife hacks?
I can't think of when I would every do that.... unless I want my kids to play "Barbie murders Ken."
I wanted to see the hack with the wrench pictured in the thumbnail and it isn't even in the video!!!
Tommy J me too🤬
Thank me later:
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4:05 Alternate Hack... Drilling through wood... Use a smaller bit (half the size, even smaller...) right through...
Correct size bit. Drill half way through, flip, drill through from the other side...
Result.. a clean hole from both sides...
Side hack... Want to drill to a specific depth... wrap masking tape round the drill at the desired depth (Don't forget to re-check the tape as it can move.
Side hack 2... Hitting the surface with the drill chuck and making a mess???
Drill the hole through 2 washers.. When the chuck jaws hit the 1st washer it spins it on the face of the 2nd and the 2nd should stay still on the work face so not damage it.
I've even hammered nails into wood through a plate with a tapered hole so if I misalign the hammer with the last hits, no hammer smack into the wood...
and the tapered hole stops the nail head from trapping the plate (Ok learned that the hard way... ooo and obviously hole at the bottom of the taper needs to be at least 1-2mm bigger than the nail head or hilarity ensues...)
cheap modification to this... if no plate available... an old bit of ply... you can just nail it to the surface then rip it away.. can leave bits of ply under the nail tho.
I even considered making a flat surface punch... Lump of metal. Hole about 8mm through. Make a punch in the lather at least 30mm dia stepped to 7.5mm.
push punch through hole in metal, file down the 7mm end till flush.
Use... Hit nail until its close to the wood, (closer than the depth of the hole in the lump of metal....)
Now put the metal over the nail, through the hole, and use the punch until it hits the metal...
chamfering the edge of the punch helps.. as with the metal so hitting it near the edge doesn't smack a long crease into the work.
I usually just smack things with a hammer till there's a couple of nice hammer head circles in the surface and b done with it.... Or use a posi drive screw.
That was funny, and YES, there WERE things I don't think of.
Wish I was a stack of stuck buckets!!
I've never seen someone struggle so hard to open a can of paint.
Murkin painters use a phone app
That macro photography is lit!
I knew this was a clickbait title but I really wanted to read the comments!!
15:56 No need to use pliers to hold da nail --- just ask SOMEONE ELSE to hold da nail while YOU hit it wif da hammer :P
I was about to leave...then they brought out the blond! 13:05
Me too, and bra-less no less!!
@@wendlormsby i noticed that too. Best part of video.
She was the one doing all the 'hacks'.
There were hacks?
Works every time.. :p
12:27 When your lass is supposed to be making dinner but she's taking a nap under the sink
Whaaaaaaaat???? a vacuum cleaner to suck up dust BEFORE it hits the floor????? Absolute genius.......
Real men drink beer when hanging up pictures up the wall, not coke.
Well played!
3:29 "Honey, I'm just gonna grab a couple nails from you..."
Everywhere else - just use the right tool for the job.
yeah this shows you got bored at 3:29 and didn't watch till end look at how our honey look likes at 13:14 :p
Answers to questions no one asked. As usual, the supposed "hack" takes ten times the length it takes to go down to the hardware store to buy an *actual* solution to the problem
14:49
Now your fingers are safe.
Me: Until you use those gloves to grab something sharp or hot. Lol
I'd like to point out that 1:08 works exclusively on cheap hammers because a good one should be hardened to some degree.
Also, at 6:33, wouldn't it be nice if there was some sort of tool (a bit, if you will) that you could put in a drill to make round holes in things? Maybe available in various sizes as well? Someone should patent that.
It would be cool if that existed for u know maybe harder materials then paper but that must be madness.
I know just the guy!
*in walks solid carbide drill bit*
not sure a regular bit would work well with paper though
I like the bit at 13:15 👍
Millennials sure have it easy. I was born in 1977 growing in the 80’s we lost in the dark ages. No computers, no internet, no cell phone and no social media. We were lost in the “dark ages”, oh and I almost forgot youtube to show hacks and tricks to less complicate life!
Lmao "few men know these tricks" Makes a pair of tiny scissors out of a paperclip.
6:40 When winding an extension cord round and round... it coils like a spring on the ground when unwound (and actually causes wear in high points and internal twists that destroy your lead)...
WIND IT ON AS A FIGURE OF EIGHT. When you unwind it... no twists... (also doesn't trap heat as badly for those high amp devices like waterblasters usually killed when "I lent it to a friend and it blew up" when he uses a 20m lead mostly wound up on an old reel, in the garage on something round the back.
Funny thing I run that exact set up deliberately and haven't fried mine yet... Ahh the experiments of a maintenance engineer...
13:13 is my favorite part
Me too😋😘
Holly cow! I’m glad I know things
Yeah that totally works your average person definitely has a torch laying around. 😂😂😂
I think this may be the first time I found the ads on a video to be more interesting than the video itself! Rename this to "Stupid Ideas That Have No Purpose" and it would be more accurate!
Best part was view into valley of Kidron.
A lot of today's kids were raised by parents who didn't take control of their own lives... and these kids want to learn how to do the things they should have been taught from the beginning. Videos like this are great for getting them thinking about different ways to tackle situations. And say what you will, the ones who are seeking this kind of thing out are doing so because they want to learn and grow. I'll take someone like that over someone who was taught "right," but never bothers to grow.
As I once told my students, I can teach them the science and the math; I can't teach them intellectual curiosity.
The bucket separation I already figured out myself. 😁
Some of these are helpful. And fun. 👍
“The wrench and the quarter”. I’mma teach the boys something at the garage tomorrow.
This video is pretty good I guess.
I'm more interested in the music for some reason! I don't know who the person singing is, but the lyrics are nice for everyone and if she did a version that had zero electronic buffoonery, and had a lot more old sound, it would ring with us old farts.
I'd be very interested in hearing something like that. Maybe new music can get a grip!
No, the video is shit, and so is the music.
Shazam says Basics feat. Frigga, maybe she sang some other stuff you like
Shaving cream makes a crap hole filler.
The Vaseline trick works for spray paint, not brushed.
Cardboard is a good one.
Why hob a nail over?
Marking the spot with toothpaste marks the wrong spot. (about half an inch too high.)
TP rolls are ok, but velcro takes up less room.
Paper for layout is great, while you are at it, mark the paper with where the hangers need to be.
Decent caulk trick, not necessary with smooth surfaces.
Not sure about the saran wrap on the paint can. I may try it, but a proper paint tool works fine.
Vacuum is good, if you have the extra hand.
Dividing a board is good.
Tape is handy if you have trouble with finding the end.
Magnet is good, hadn't thought of that one.
Wrench extension should be on the other prong, it won't slide off.
Again, Why hob a nail over? Use the right length nail.
Using a backer is great.
Using a coin in a pinch is OK, better to use the right wrench.
Better is to tap the end of the screwdriver into the board for a starting hole.
Same here, screw does not need lubrication.
Marking the depth with tape is great, I do it all of the time.
Not sure how well this would really work. you would get better results pounding it in backwards with a hammer. Use a countersink or forestner bit.
Elastic band trick does not work.
Why put a larger threaded nut over a hex that was designed for a wrench to apply torque?
Would work, but other options are more efficient.
Would work.
Seems like a waste of space, you couldn't lay the outlet strip down again. Use Velcro ties or a TP tube.
Wood vice jaws are OK.
Very difficult to use with a hammer. Other better options.
Good idea, there are easier implementations that are better at getting ALL of the dust.
I cannot see this as a tool hack.
That would be a HUGE bottle cap. And why bother for a 50 cent box cutter?
Works, but makes a HUGE mess and now you have paint infused water to dispose of properly.
Board is a good idea. Why is she wearing bunker gear?
Old shoes, might work.
Doesn't stay on well. Trust me.
Magnet is better, this wouldn't hold as you ran out of screws.
I don't know what was on these tools. but plain vinegar would have been better than a soft drink.
It "can" work.
Waste of space, make a tool box with similar holes.
Never leave chisels loose like this. These won't stay on well anyway.
Somewhat useful, but only for a couple of wrenches.
Easier to cut one from a single board, more compact as well.
Use the proper chisel. That bun mesh won't protect your hand.
This DOES work well.
Final Score:
Useful: 15
Wasteful/redundant: 18
Doesn't work at all/bad idea: 8
Door slot removing saves one more time then using grease which one has to remove afterwards.
it's fun that i watched this whole thing but I'm not gonna do anything
16:24 minutes of my life i will never see again.... And i just wanted to know why the heck there was a hole in a spanner, sad thing was it was never shown
I swapped WD-40 for PB Blaster many years ago. WD- 40 was still flammable. Thanks for many other things I did not know.
I thought a lot of ideas were great! This is for those of us who, unlike the critics, do not already know everything.
WOW. She is pretty.
Who
The girl in the video.😃
And you are beautiful too !
@@thagap123 SIMP!!!!!
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Nice set of tools that bounce off the floor from the ladder. Any man that listens to this music, doesn't use hand tools.
And a plus a very pretty girl lol 😁👍👍
Thanks for 13.13 absolutely 💯
Poor girl took a beating in this video.
5:55 how does that nut magically lock onto the screwdriver? That's not how hexagons and threads combine.
I completely missed that, I was amazed by the fact she put a hex nut on something that was already hex shaped so that she could use a screwdriver with a wrench 🤦♂️
Life hack the if you use full beers with the buckets on when you need a bucket you get a bonus beer
A couple that were somewhat good; Using a box end wrench to give more leverage on an open end wrench. I figured that one out by myself 30+ years ago. Cleaning a paint roller with a hose letting the water spin the roller......but takes a while as there is a hell of a lot more paint deep in the roller. Oh and do it outside like where the hose is already so no bucket.
Yeah, it's pretty easily getting food coloring out of a paint roller, ain't it? LOL
@@rushore1 So you want to watch a paint roller being cleaned for five minutes then?
The wrenches on the d-ring was kinda useful just to keep them together.
Except, they have sold spanner rings that are of lengths varying from holding a few, to an entire set, and have done for 80 years.
@@MagesGuild but if you don't have one an you need to put them all together real quick this is cheaper and quicker. Why don't you people get the point of the video? It said "hacks" do u know the meaning of the word? Just haters to the core. That's why you all work in factories probably. Hate hate hate. All the comments. For what?
Except that they used the wrong kind of d-ring. Use one that doesn't require pulling a mechanism back to unlock the clasp because the wrenches can't get around the thing you pull, so they can only be pulled off the ring one way, meaning if you need the one farthest in, you have to pull them all off the ring.
I quit bending nails over as a means to fasten anything when I was 10.
My first treehouse built out of disassembled fences didn't even have those. We may have gotten the wood free but at least we bought the right nails.
"Tips for people who've never done any real work in their lives but want to appear handy". Title corrected. Peace
To magnetize a screwdriver you just run a magnet down the shaft a few times. You don't need to attach the magnet.
Magknockers. Great idea.
Using tools to make tools lol.. little fluff with the clumsy chick.. 😜😜 very creative 😎👍
The cable at 1:45 is an RJ-11 TELEPHONE CORD - not a network cable.
That's nothing! That thing you spent a week making from 10:30 to 12:08 wasn't a teeny tiny box cutter - it was a complete waste of time/life!
So I can't use an RJ11 to connect to a "network" such as the telephone network because it's not a network, no way. No way is a Nortel phone switch part of a broader network of switches
it's easy to remove rust when the rust isn't rust just some orange stuff you can wipe off
Hahaha glad I'm not the only one that was like THATS CAP AINT NO WAY TOOLS THAT RUSTY COME THAT CLEAN WITH NO PIT MARKS AND A FACTORY FINISH
Also electrolysis tanks are 10 as effective and easy all you need is rusty tools, bucket/tub/tank, water, a scrap piece of metal, some wire, a battery/battery charger, baking soda and any rusty item you hit with this will come cleaner than any other method other than commercial grade methods
One word. Impractical!
Now I am wondering how Europe hasn't completely fallen apart by now.