Peter Miller22 minutes ago

Rude worker i can tell ...no respect for tools!! dont toss your machines all over the place man.

Marshall Welchel29 minutes ago

Hi, if you loss power, how can one run it safely without power? Like maybe with a car battery? Or some other way? Like to no in case of power outages!!! Thanks! 👁👁❄🌧🌨💦💨

james millard30 minutes ago

Stupid and dangerous. You just put compressed air (oxidizer) with WD40 (fuel). I hope you have a good lawyer.

Damian B53 minutes ago

Seems like centrifugal force is just goi.g to lock the paint to the sides of the can, can you make a contraption that attaches to a saws all to shake cans ?

Charlie Goodson56 minutes ago

They will not work in East Texas where the humidity is 96% all the time. Do you have dirt dobber wasp? Those things would clog that thing in a heartbeat.

wayne smithHour ago

When using steel bolts into aluminum try Teflon tape. When you try to take it out some day in the future it helps.

peterisaloft PCHour ago

Good for out doors but I would go with electric version for indoors. I love this idea very good video.

wayne smithHour ago

I have used the copper liner method for 40 years but with a stick welder. I really can't remember it not working. Sometimes it takes a couple tries.

mbgHour ago

I tried this but there were kinks to iron out. The anti tip did not work well on the soft carpet, the timer had trouble with the amperage (burnt smell after a month), the snowblower once gobbled the extension cord. I also wanted a looser fitting/self unplugging connection that would retract into the garage so the driveway looked nice and the snowblower couldn’t gobble it.

Sheal DedmonHour ago

I don't like how AI spies in us although it did bring this video to me. Now I can tinker in the garage and make a new cutting edge for my 1984 snow blower without spending 40 dollars. Thanks for the knowledge.

Jose NievesHour ago

Sorry this is not for me.my time is worth more then a couple dollars. buy in bulk

Beats By GRIMMHour ago

Been using a sawzall for years.. Nice channel.. SUBSCRIBED!

snocrushr2 hours ago

🇨🇦The knock may be a carbon buildup in the combustion chamber. Motors with high hours will have a carbon deposits in the combustion chamber and can come in contact with the piston at TDC causing a knock noise. I have seen it many times with RV gen-sets. Remove the head and scrape the carbon out or use a combustion cleaner product like Mercury Power Tune or Honda Combustion Chamber Cleaner sprayed into the intake while running (follow directions on can) 🇨🇦

peter sack2 hours ago

8:45 what about those white, fiber ceiling panels. i think they are fibreglass, flexible, and square. they would probably be ok, too, or even pink insulation, maybe foam ? as K.R.V. states somewhere here....good ....

peter sack2 hours ago

Good education. that large muffler your holding, at 3:15, is too restrictive, with many bends inside. It is called 'back pressure' and on a one cylinder engine, would restrict the rpms'.

Model Railroad Back Shop with Roger Kujawa2 hours ago

Idiot just poisoned himself with carbon monoxide.

p dub2 hours ago

i knew the sawzall was good for destroying something in a productive way

Scot Metcalf2 hours ago

I’ll be that guy that leaves the same way every time “Brilliant with the copper tube” worked at a welding shop old man showed me the weld method and heat never seen the copper! Have a great day. O love the dog

Ras3 hours ago

Extracted 2 with the extractors yesterday. They keep breaking em and I keep fixing it. This is fantastic info, way faster than drilling the screws out or burning out the screws with an sinker Edm (nice to have)or Edm boring machine.

jorge fernandez3 hours ago

Very nice purchase. Good Luck with it.

Sam Son3 hours ago

I cannot find a place that rebuilds these.

Nate vanLandingham3 hours ago

Anyone who has ever worked retail and moved products around has ridden one of those pallet jacks like you did in the end.

Jeff Abercrombie4 hours ago

Dam it your grass is nice...

Veracious Patriot4 hours ago

Great-now do an exhaust bolt/stud out of a 40 year iron cylinder head...

Roger Clark4 hours ago

Yeah I don’t know what a flaring cutter is that’s a tubing cutter you have in your hand

Harry Canary4 hours ago

Hats off to a great idea that actually works ! Bravo!

Roger Clark4 hours ago

Dynamite

pasquale parente4 hours ago

What I have done to some blades is to grind the small teeth till there is no more and put a sharp edge and use it on a hackzall or even a blade holder to cut rock wool insulation. At least my I won’t have to use my wife’s best knife for that. No need to mention how hard rockwool is on a sharp edge.

gst69man4 hours ago

why i buy makita

frank campbell5 hours ago

add a little lube and use a large heavy chunk of hard wood END grain

Robe Rey5 hours ago

Didn't know that trick...holly molee going to try this now from now on.

not sure5 hours ago

I did this 18 years ago. Never seen anybody do it? I'm sure many people have done this before 😂

Curtis May6 hours ago

Just smear a little oil on the head and use scissors and a leather punch cut out the holes

Vince S6 hours ago

That is some great information thank you

jps1015747 hours ago

The battery wobbles on purpose. Milwaukee does it to dampen the vibrations from the impact mechanism to the battery cells and connections. Makita does the same thing.

Suari Debbarma7 hours ago

Can I balance my car Tyre by following these steps?

jjj0238 hours ago

Harbor Freight will sell you that same tire on the rim for less than 3 bucks with a coupon. A tube will cost twice that. Your "info" is totally wrong.

Nicke W8 hours ago

Damn good idea! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 And that tool.... Show it a bit closer and I will do one myself 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Gee Cali10 hours ago

Miles per hour or kilometers per hour for you other guys, LOL

Fred Larracuente10 hours ago

Damn! Coolest welding cart I've ever seen! Great video sir!

donald gibbs11 hours ago

Just filled out the info and got a shipping label of my impact. It has been sitting for two years since I have another one I use. Easy to fill out the from. This video just reminded me to do it. Thank you!

blkmustang00711 hours ago

You brought up the fact that a winch changes power {mechanical advantage/levarage} based on how much line you have out...I never thought about it but you are absolutley right. I learned something today...... thanks.

Jay West11 hours ago

If u call craftsman and send it to them you will receive a usa tool back to you in the mail better to get usa tools then china or Taiwan

James Kim11 hours ago

Love your DOG...... I will differently purchase Milwaukee tools due to Excellent warranty service...

brenton freeman11 hours ago

You have some very useful ideas. I finally subbed when I seen your a fellow idahoan.

Alex T11 hours ago

'Merican made? Good luck. We're where GB was in the old days. On our way out. We cannot compete on the world market. Too many fat bastards depend on insane salaries to maintain a crazy lifestyle by cutting quality and ignoring international competition the "forces of nature".

Steve Cookson12 hours ago

Grew up on a farm in northern Maine Not running to the parts store for a gasket. Made plenty in my day.

joesph miller12 hours ago

Nice to know if I have problems with milwaukee tools

S L12 hours ago

Wait...so you're pumping Carbon Monoxide into your shop? This is why we shake our heads when we show up to your house on an aid call. Our department sees this stupid stuff every winter, people heating their homes with gas powered devices that are not intended for indoor use. There's a reason that a dryer vents to the outside air.

James Hussey13 hours ago

Who docked the tail of the awesome dog? It looks awful.

Kevin Auld13 hours ago

I've always liked Mil. Used them for work hole hog and sawsall good to know they still oner worenty even if they have let the quallity slide .

Rick Tipton13 hours ago

Good video. I've done similar. By the way, what you are calling tumblers are actually pins. Tumblers are uses in a different type of lock.

Michael D13 hours ago

The spring snapped on my Stanley Fatmax auto lock... It’s got sentimental value, so I don’t want to trash it. I opened it up and written all over the spring cartridge is “NOT REPAIRABLE! Warning! SPRING UNDER TENSION! NOT REPAIRABLE!” I wish Stanley didn’t have such a disposable mindset. If a tiny little piece breaks on any of their products, you trash it and buy a new one... Why sharpen a saw, just trash it and buy a new one. 🙄

tblbaby14 hours ago

warrantees O_O who knew! Great info.

Arian Martinez14 hours ago

Milwaukee seeing this video 👁👄👁💧 after you saying you got it second hand lol

Frank Clark jr14 hours ago

Get it white hot and melt it off

whiplash31615 hours ago

Great job man

T CAPO15 hours ago

Send the dog over to Mustie1 he'll fix it ! NICE DOG .

T CAPO15 hours ago

I got a better idea go get a 44 magnum and shoot it.

Sylvan dB15 hours ago

That is impressive service.

TRX Tech15 hours ago

I gotta say I beat the hell out of all of my DeWalts. THe only reason I bought more is to upgrade and I wanted some extra batteries and tools anyways.

Riggs Co.15 hours ago

When your time, filler rod, and gas is worth less than a $3 trip to the hardware store:

Monte Stu16 hours ago

Milwaukee seems to have some great tools, and service to boot!

channel view16 hours ago

I've resharpened a bunch of holesaws, too. BTW, don't know if it would work on a sawzall blade, but when I took a class the teacher had a sawset tool. It looked like a pair of pliers and was intended to adjust the tooth set on a carpenters handsaw.

Maverick Wagner16 hours ago

Be careful with those adapters. Most of the time the adapters don't have any protection built in. I melted one adapting a milwaukee battery to a dewalt circular saw.

foad 598116 hours ago

I've always had great luck with milwaukee tools I have a very used and abused High torque impact 6 years old and still going strong....😁

Scott Horn16 hours ago

I'll be doing this...

Jimmy's Blacksmithing16 hours ago

Oh yeah! That is the way to do it. Good job. It also takes care of the drain oil problem at home.👍😳😊. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. PS maybe park aDodge on there as well as a Chevy. And maybe some Fords as well😂

J M16 hours ago

Ok thats it, I'm going to start buying millwaukee tools from this day forward. Thats just amazing warranty there and worth it. Thats a good company right there.

RAWR Motorsports17 hours ago

Man I've learned more on your channel in a week than I could on other channels in a lifetime 😅

Dee Spasojevic17 hours ago

Yea dude been watching a bunch of your vids and you're legit. 💪👍

Lewie McNeely17 hours ago

A Milginger or a Ginwaukee but fixed, nonetheless! My DeWalt impact does the non-holding thing but I give it a shot of Kroil or SC 50/50 and that's that. But the DeWalt is refurbished or rebuilt too. The refurbished sounds like it might be a Gingerism. So THANKS, Moe! Good job and no tennis ball is safe now!

Dive Chart17 hours ago

Your doggy is totally used to you I see. 👍

ww_big_al17 hours ago

I had no problems with Milwaukee repairing my impact when the circuit board failed. Excellent customer service. I do wish they would quickly re-engineer design faults in there tools.

Winston1 Winston217 hours ago

The copper idea 💡 was great information thanks for sharing 👍 I will put that method to use for now on.

Moody 217 hours ago

Epic vid, thanks for sharing man

Lynn H17 hours ago

I won't buy another milwaukee because of that issue. The heated vest is cool though.

Gary Mucher18 hours ago

You can easily do house locks the exact same way if you don't have the Kwikset smart key versions. Right after moving into our new home, I rekeyed all the door locks that way. So easy...

Sean White18 hours ago

Just picked up an Avenger 400!!! Can’t wait to get started. Thanks for posting your video!

blownwindsor218 hours ago

What kind of torch is that?