1 horsepower 😂😂

I’ve never done both tape and dope. I thought it was one or the other.

Wonderful explanation/demonstration.

THIS is what the internet was make for. My best props to you sir and may we always remember the hornets who dies for their homeland.

Thank you for the video. A big help for me !

It would be effective for a music studio???? Thanks

You can spend 30 minutes untangling your cord the old way, or spend 30 minutes winding your cord ahead of time the new way.

This has to be one of the most useful things I’ve learned on UKposts. Thank you.

I just put mine on the copier machine basically printing myself out a template.

You will not be wiring any of my houses

Great idea. Thank you.

Thank you for honest information

a Shepard's hook is a conduit bend,, NOT a wire bend.. Adding connections where they are NOT needed is not very bright at all.. insanity at work here...

Seriously? People are not smart enough to figure this all out on their own?... Or read the instructions that came with the tool? That's scary!

Just add a small pieces of double side of tape and you can just stick it to its wanted position, make holes and be done.

Just for future reference, when doing wheels, take them off the car. Jack it up and do 1 wheel at a time, so if you ever need to do your brakes or have a flat on the freeway, you are able to remove your wheel and lugs with hand tools. The plasti dip with get into the crevice and make it really hard to get off.

if you think the standard plugs are massive, just wait till you see some with power supplies inbuilt: like the switch or ds chargers

The over/under thing is completely unclear

I thought they had stopped selling refills bc they no longer sell them in the store. I will tell you what Wipers are an absolute nightmare to switch out, and there is no other car you'd have more reason for going to such extreme lengths on that's the wiper blades on a 2018-2020 Mercedes Benz S560 Maybach $70 bucks is nothing try $200! When I found out how much they cost, there was no way I was going to allow my mom to pay that much. So, I went to Costco and bought the 2 longest wiper blades I could find, tore them down, removed the blades, cut them to length, and then went through the nightmare of taking the Benz apart and putting the new blades into them. Not all brands will fit them. That was nothing. You won't believe what they tried to charge her for 2 new side view mirrors on that car. It was quoted, if I recall correctly; it was over $18,000, and that was only for the parts, not even taking the labor into consideration. The mirrors don't come as one whole mirror; they come in a million different parts. Obviously, I didn't charge her for the labor, only the cost of the replacement parts, which I think ended up being under $3,000. What the A-holes at the dealership didn't bother sharing is that a lot of the parts from the broken-off mirrors could be salvaged which I figured when I tried to find a better price on the replacement mirrors, so I salvaged what I could from the old ones and purchased the replacements for broken parts one on my own, and it was still way more expensive than it should've, but I still ended up saving her damn near $18,000!

The crimping technique is the most commonly misunderstood feature on the tool. Not trying to be critical here but the lobe part of the crimp feature aligns with the back side of the split on the terminal. This assures a proper crimp fold and a more secure crimp.

This is why you should never hire electricians. They give out tremendous amounts of false information like "Only use 80% of a boxes rated capacity". Nonsense. The box is RATED 150 amps it can DELIVER 150 amps ALL DAY LONG and NON-STOP...that is what rating means. He also talked utter nonsense about he cannot add more on to this panel when he added a finished basement. Pure idiocy. You can double each individual breaker to get the required capacity. There is no physical way to overload a panels capacity TURNING EVERYTHING ON FULL POWER. Light circuits run an amp or two MAXIMUM. Wall outlets might run 13 amps maximum with a space heater but no one is running FIVE SPACE HEATERS AT FULL POWER while the electric water heater is running, the dishwasher, the furnace, the electric dryer, etc. It simply never happens.

Great video, the only thing I'd add would be a warning that if the gas continues to leak or doesn't light then call a qualified gas engineer

Don't use electrical tape with connectors. If you ever have to remove the tape, the connector will be sticky from the tape's glue. It's a nightmare to work with. If you really really need to wrap it, use heat shrink wrapping. Don't superheat it, just enough that it becomes snug. Then it works like a sleeve you can pull off and back for years to come without any residues.

7:11 what's holding that plate on? Where's the screw?

Thanks bud I’ve learned a lot, you’ve earned my sub and like

It’s literally just a legal brass knuckle lmao

Mix primer into your mud helps 💯 progress if your drywall finishing is on point

I gotta say brother just for the swag points, keep a bit extension on 😂

25% of households don't have a single working smoke detector. That's ~32 million households across the US. There are even fewer household CO detectors across the US. Both seem more of a concern than a few people installing this stuff in an attached or detached garage or shed or workshop. And I don't mean to downplay the safety concerns, but our limited energy can be more focused on things that provide better returns.

Wow!! Now we are building Barbie houses isn't that wonderful! You can keep your hazardous toxic PVC!

Damn. This would have been useful last week when I was mounting for charging stations for tool batteries. I did it the old fashion way with a level and ruler and even then didn't get the screws in the right place.

Yeah I have same rigid drill, heavy and bulky. I just bought dewalt so much lighter and less bulky. I love it. Drill screw smooth right in.

Years ago, (I'm an old fella) I did a lot of stage work for bands loading and unloading truck loads of equipment, especially cables. Other than that I can go probably twice as quick, this is the method I had to use. It saves so much time and effort when unloading at the next gig.

Hola, gracias por el Video, es muy buena referencia para quien quiere iniciar una instalación por cuenta propia.. Vi que la unidad recibió un golpe justo en las conexiones de gas.. presumo que las tuberías internas no sufrieron rupturas.

You took a lot of B*****S******

Don't let Mister Miyagi see it or else you'll be building a fence with the Hammer Fist as part of your Karate training.

An inch and a half is enough if you know what you're doing.

I use a scotch bright red pad to clean them.

Used this on a car wash. Maybe garage. Not for a house. Terrible clickbait

3:15 oh ok

this is an old trick and what it doesn't do much to help level it on a wall if the strip is going to be visible. Yes, you can draw a small level line on the wall and then match tape to it but it's not very precise if you're also trying to calculate the width of the "tape-edge to screw" measurement (to get precise height of p-strip).

And when you hit it with your knee, you'll knock it sideways and the screws will fall out of the holes (ask me how I know :-).

I've got my own simple trick: Buy power strips with tabs you can get at from the front :-).

imagine being a pro cable wrapper for a living

I never think about mounting any of these things to my desk

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i learned this trick 15 years ago and it changed my life with hanging everything to pictures to something like this. Life changer and kind of embarrassed it never dawned on me myself to do something like this. Nice video. Short, sweet and to the point.

You just made me realize I am the world's dumbest man for never doing these installs how you showed!😄 Sheer genius!!!!!

Moral da história: Desconfie de quem quer reinventar a roda.

Vertical mostly but consistency is more important. If all the other screws are horizontal then I do horizontal.