Works great for braided lines, but nothing else

Bro just download from a safe apk website

You are using the wrong blade for that 2x4!

@4:00 You can also create a VLAN for your IOT stuff.

I'm using my tablet with my drones .

With immense due respect, There's Nothing amazing about the prices you've shown. AliExpress and Costco can beat these Prices by a huge margin.

Can't see what you're doing at all. How do i git the dremel bits

I am lowes now, I am buying one because of this recommendation.

Lol 😂 ya those crime shows. Zoom in 😅

Ive went into my settings but for some reason i cannot find any way to change the button order

Merry Christmas 🎁🎄

HEY I was actually looking at that model!. Cool thanks for the info!!

I have the new 2000 version, and it said your battery must be fully charged before running this test.

Nice video but it's hardly troubleshooting! More: how to start your generator. Still great job though

I picked up the quest 3s for one of my daughter. Without a doubt I would pickup one of those accessories you're talking about.

They are not for listening to music but for sound suppression. Not a good complaint.

Just got these and I like how easy it was to connect. All other bulbs I’ve gotten have been a hassle. I literally just scanned these with my HomeKit app and it paired, so easy

I found mine on some random drawer today, it’s close to unusable 😅

Good review

Please stop using power tools🫣

Glad you were able to get a new unit. I do like Walmart's return policy. Aslo good idea about the weather stripping. Nothing worse then separating the hardware and then them getting disorganized every time you move the unit.😅

Hey, do you know if Google Home or the AiDot (I've had issues with Alexa) app will let me use the bulbs for notification alert? When I'm in my shop, I sometimes run loud machinery for long periods of time. Even though I have flash notifications turned on, on my phone, if I'm not looking in the direction of my phone I'll miss it. Sometimes it's an hour or more before I think to look at my phone to see if I've missed a call or text. I need a light that comes on and stays on until I clear notifications. I'm getting really frustrated because I can't find much/any info on this, and it seems like it would be one of the most popular uses, given the 11 million deaf people and surely millions and millions with my situation. When I first thought of trying something like this, I actually thought I'd have tons of options dedicated to this specific purpose. I've found ZERO

I wish they made a large razor blade for cutting shingles for this. Going to try "roofers blade" because it will fit in the tool, but i don't know if it will even work well. I currently don't really use it , only because i don't have a battery for it, but i know it's basically sheetrock only, or styrofoam

An affordable option is always nice. Ya an extra try would be cool add. Thanks for showing us these.

Looking to get the M12 tool this year since you get the free battery, thanks for the info and your time making this!

Really

Same concept as a line wrench for working on cars.

Would you recommend using the alpha 1100 batteries for this or Panasonic enelope

Great review! I can’t figure out how to create additional Matter codes in the AiDot app. Have you figured that out yet?

i got this tab today from my frnd

Thanks just got mine today.

Thanks for the review Rob; I know this is an older review but it showed me what I needed to know. I just picked one up today.

Just get a 2 wheel utility cart with a couple packout drawers, or a bottom drawer packout cart and compartment addition, a couple zipper bags to throw in the bottom, some 12v tools and expand from there. If I was booked on work I'd just spoil myself with nice tools and storage and just get to using them. What is a $1000+ tool purchase if it makes an extra 1k a year while being lighter, more professional looking, and more manageable? An improvement! Replace the totes with Rothco Renovator bags, there's no reason to be hauling those giant crappy boxes around. Load up smaller kit bags of fasteners/consumables/fittings/tape, label them, and throw them into the renovator bags or the packout compartments as you need them. Keep the totes in the vehicle or basement as your bulk supplies. If you don't need them or whats inside of them for a long time sell them off and free up space for more tools that make money. If your batteries and power tools are in bags in the packout, just take the bags out and inside so valuable tools and batteries are in the home and out of the cold at night.

January of this year I brought a van for my business. Ford transit connect lwb. That’s helped a lot I park outside the house and have more than enough of what I need kept inside of the van at all times.

Try finding the expensive boxes used? 🤷

5:17 is that legal ?

Great choice. Those boxes definitely are expensive. Yup guilty 😅

I still remember and have the gift card you sent me , thank you, your a good man

Im using this generator right now, I bought it on ebay in 2019 and this is the first time i've used it for longer than just testing it. I've ran it for about 35 hours so far, the air filter got gummed up with oil somehow and I had to take out the foam just to get it to run. It's hotter than hell of course right after this hurricane and it's October tomorrow. 90F! So I have 2 window units, my fridge, a box fan, and the UPS for my computer setup/modem. The UPS I thought would be a good enough buffer since this generator doesnt have an inverter, but it isnt really. The throttle has to be just right for the UPS to charge at all. If it goes below 120v for even a second, it stops charging. So if you want to charge a UPS or power anything that may need an inverter, i'd say it's a bad choice. That being said, the few days i've used it so far, it runs well. The propane is not as smooth as the gasoline, AND make sure to use ethanol free gasoline. I got some shitty gas in there, fresh from a gas station mind you, and had to keep adding B12 to get it to run correctly and charge the battery. I've been baby sitting it all day. Pretty good considering it has sat there with oil in it (but never gasoline) for several years. Gas is also getting into the oil, I changed some of the oil and smelled it. The ethanol free gasoline I've had stored for almost a year in jerry cans will run just fine though.

Those are cool. Yeah extremely helpful in those tough spots.

Good video. I wanna pick this one up soon, just for pipes, small boards, tree limbs, nails, pvc, aluminium, thin steel and similar stuff. I wanna get the bosch full size recip too 😎

you roached the bit in the hardwood and then it was too dull for the plywood. it probably would have been fine with a new bit.

Very helpful video thanks👍🏻

Still useful in 2024

Bro you just gave up the plumbing secrets a true game changer it is

You can come cut down my lilac bushes… they’re outta control😂

Well now, this video is real nass like indeed Rob!