Father/Son duo with working experience in all sorts of lifes aspects like vehicles, carpentry, concrete, landscaping, tree work. Tool addiction may run in the blood also.
I agree on the Adjustable wrench,that drives me crazy!! Like vise grips are locking pliers and channel locks are tongue and groove pliers. Good video new to the channel I’ll be watching more often.
Lol i have the 1/2 inch drive short and deep both sae and metric and ratchets in my box never broke or stripped a single one. Paid like 55$ for all in 1994😅😅😅
She looks old enough to know that she should be helmeted The father definitely sounds old enough to know daughter should be wearing a helmet All in front of what sounds like the granddaughter POOR MULTI GENERATIONAL PARENTING ...ROLL MODELING BAD SAFETY SKILLS ANYONE ON A WHEELED RIDING MACHINE WITHOUT SAFETY GEAR IS CALLED AN ORGAN DONOR... BECAUSE AFTER CRASHING THEY USUALLY END UP WITH ORGAN DAMAGE OR LOSS
I can't stress the importance of a helmet and good gloves, especially if you are new to the bike world. Forever Two Wheels, keep the rubber side down and your knees in the breeze.
When the wife is gone sneak it in the oven had me rolling 🤣 I remember getting caught using the bathtub for a parts washer for an upper intake manifold for a Ford 302 the wife was pissed been married twice now I live in better times being single lol
Ive always had 3/8 and 1/2 inch breaker bars and ratchets now that im older and a little wiser i see the need for 1/4 inch drives they just get into places easier or to where other drive sizes can't i always try to use the breaker bar first then the ratchet especially if its a high torque situation really important when you're dealing with 1/4 drives great content my friend and really nice breaker bars thanks for sharing
Take one of them titan ratchets And cut it off right underneath the first little bit of knurling. You’ll have a tiny little ratchet and you can thank me later.
@@DWCWORKS technically, you wanna leave The little bump underneath the first bit of knurling, so it gives you like the end of a handle Google it I use one most every day