I like to post things about the little projects I like to do. I do the 3d Wooden Models and am in the middle of building a 1/6-scale Mustang from Eaglemoss. doing EDC videos and videos of us building our house in Florida
Watching in June, 2024. I just checked Apple’s website and they said in order to wash their cloth there’s 3 steps 1) Hand-wash the polishing cloth with dish soap and water 2) Rinse thoroughly 3) Allow the polishing cloth to air dry for at least 24 hours I’m going to buy it for my Tesla’s infotainment screen cause I like using great products
Great video :) And being someone who have been interested in HiFi for most of my life (owning sevaral pairs of floorstanding speakers, amplifiers and so on), I gotta agree with you about the Bose sounding more "compressed", so I would choose the Sono myself :)
Your place is amazing property I have family in Stuart and Sarasota Coral gables Lakeland and Melbourne also my name is George so I figured I'd have to check ✅ your channel out brother
Working on it. I am on vacation so I have time. But trying to get the property fixed up is taking lots of time and effort. drainage is the worst of the problems.
Just bought this as a treat to myself, feels amazing and the thing is a beast , eternal pencil also a good treat. Mighty fine video there sir, just what I needed when I needed it .. Nice to know there's some decent old folks still around you guys make me so happy
I've found that the hole in wire cutters is very useful for stripping wires. You might like the Volty Switch from PCPoodle, which is a micro-multimeter made to fit into the bit driver. The ARC has the best toolset, I love it!
Newbie here, looking for real life advice. Mine should be able to cut barbed wire more than once. Have a reasonable saw. The knife should be able to feather stick. A good pair of scissors would also be useful. Can and bottle opener. Don't necessarily need screwdrivers. Focused on bushcraft. I could use some advice, and thanks in advance! Greets, TW.
I would not use my Leatherman to cut barbed wire. The is the right tool for every job and the leather does a good job of doing a lot of the, but when I am running the fence line looking for breaks I carry lineman pliers to make that job so much easier. The cutter on the leather is meant for much smaller gauge wire. When they say wire they are meaning electrical wire for the most part.
Thank you for this. Spotted it on Amazon and was very intrigued as it looked steampunky. Thought it would be a wonderful gift for my daughter, the listing was a bit misleading. It stated no batteries required and showed the winding of the knob on the lower left. I thought it was hand wound like my grandfather clock and all the gears were set to keep all the parts in sync. A little disappointed it is just a show piece, still beautiful though. Could have been so much more amazing.
When I was building pole barns (as a general contractor, they were not my main thing) I'd set the 4 corners first, and then once they were solid/concrete set, the next day usually, I'd set the poles in between, bracing horizontally the length and width of the building off of the 4 solid corners. This worked out great rather than having all of them being braced but not solid yet.
ended up getting the Zapwizard holster with custom belt clip and was wondering how one accesses the bits without removing the holster if it's attached to your belt or some other attachment point
This thing reminds me of those "Survival Tool" cards that everyone sold several years back. They have a 5" measuring tool on one side with a bottle opener and door jamb outline in the middle. The most useful tool on the one you got is the wood saw.
I don't carry Chinese knives. Especially for the price of that Tactica, could do better. That thing sounded squeaky every time you opened it too. Kershaw makes some nice US made knives, but obviously the price point is higher. Worth it to me to support jobs here. Especially if I'm going to buy their products anyway.
so as a general rule, I do not buy Chinese products either but not everything made in China is of cheap quality. Probably the device you used to comment is made in China. The company TacticaGear is an Australian that takes great care in getting good quality from their manufacturer. but since the knife was a gift I am going to use it. after I took it apart and oiled the hinge, I also buffed it out. put it back together, and it works great. still wish it had a clip.
I understand. It's a gift. And I'm sure a welcoming one at that! I'm not trying to knock your video or channel . Sorry about that. Collecting knives is just something I'm pretty passionate about. I do have a few Chinese knives too myself. I don't really use them though or EDC them. All I'm trying to say is to the best of my ability I try not supporting the PRC. My Samsung isn't made in China. Luckily. It's hard to get away from it, just about everything is. More and more good (US) based or otherwise companies are sending and manufacturing products overseas but we're buying them...
What a waste of time. There are 3 lengths of screws and the very first instruction in the assembly manual does not tell you which screw you should use. And now, right from the very beginning, you are forced to guess which screws to use. Somebody get serious on tutoring
The first instruction?? I don't think we used nails...cuz I'm making one rn..I also used nails at first then I realized we actually use the one in the board the A one
