Can this nail 1/2 to 3/4 ply wood

Try a whirlpool, mine are 12 years old and going strong. You just have to maintain them.

Seems like the functionality of the pegboard wasn't needed, the saw holder you made could've been mounted to any wall, couldn't it?

Thank you super helpful

Very nice!! Well explained Thank you! You got my thumbs up

Well I feel alot better now since I bought the same heater only min is 80,000 btu

What if it’s 3 black wires? Thanks for your video!!

Hell i like the upgrade to the roof might have to do mine

What about the 4.5litre bottle?

Learning so much from your videos; basement is coming along so nicely. Already warmer! Thank you so much, I hope your channel continues to grow.

OK I have just one more question.. The EPB You turn it clockwise till it stops and then you turned it back just a little bit to align the splines.. OK my question is do I have to do anything else so that that EPB works do I just put it back together do I need to do it in a service mode do I need to have a dealership do anything so that that EPB goes back into functional mode or does it do it by itself I’ve been told I need a scanner To put it into service mode just trying to make sure that when I do what your video says here do I just put it back together and it will work any help would be great

If you don't necessarily need a chisel tip, forks, or curved/angled head like on a crowbar or burke bar, just straight up length and maybe a pinch point to jam between/under boards, a pinch point bar might be what you're looking for. They're usually over 4 ft in length and run for $20-30 since they're just a straight bar with an angled tip.

Absolutely outstanding thank you very much very very much I like how you move the camera around and showed things and showed what to push and what to do thank you. I have one question where did you get that tool to do the EPB from dealer??

Well done! THANKS!

Thank you for the video. One question: how do you clean the right side next to the lint filter. I can see a lot of dust flakes sitting and I like to clean them. However, I do not know to take the cover off. Seems to be somehow firmly attached. Any advice?

Just found this while looking to see if I had the right idea now that I'm half way through organizing the parts wall. Yup, I had the right idea! Thanks, Rob!

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Nice looking shop.

Thank you ! Perfect explanation of job . I really appreciate. My job turned out fantastic.

Nice work

I send you the measurmenrs to see if u can help me withbthe material list what i need for everything and ima send your video to my guys who are putting it together. If u can send us a material list for everything

I guess he won’t endorse any particular brake lube….lol. Good brakes matter most during those “emergency braking” situations!

Love the video

So, after the epb motor is removed and the T45 inserted and spun. Then piston compressed, Is there a anything that needs to be done to calibrate? Or is it good to go after pads and rotor? Just want to be sure. Thanks!

Thank you

That product looks very nice, but it’s totally out of stock everywhere I look. Can I borrow yours?

Thank you. Very helpful

just bought it on sale at Home Depot (13 Nov 2024) for $298...great deal...does anyone know what this ways without wheels / drawers installed?

Redoing my shop and researching ideas. Tried French cleats first. Don’t really care for it. Ty for helping with ideas.

We moved into a house that his this crappy washer/dryer. The dryer started stopping and giving the DR error this week. We cleaned everything or so we thought. Found out about the sump pit from your video. Opened it up with a feeler gauge and there was lint jello in there! Scooped that out and sopped up the linty water with paper towel. All good now. Thanks for the video!

8ten parts dont last .. they are a waste of money .. specially their belts

Do you wipe all the graphite off the blade or do you just leave it on?

What are your thoughts on this washer/dryer now? Do you still have it?

Thks. Great, pra ticsl solution

Hi Rob. I purchased and am using a nice little metal shed for my Hens. It's a nice shed, however, this recent 2024 Fall, when the rain began, I found the sand on the plywood floor of the shed was very, very wet. Your shed setup looks similar to mine. Several days ago, on a dry day I chalked around the outside of the shed where the base meets the plywood. It's drying slow... very slow in this humidity, but it's doing something, Smiling. I was getting ready to go and hang a tarp over the front door area so that the water would not drain inside the front sliding door track seam area and thought I'd check to see what other DIY folks are thinking. I searched You Tube and of course found your 2-year-old idea. I'm liking it! I'm going to drill some holes in the metal track of the door, but until I can go beyond what I have said, I'm going to have to hang a tarp over the front area to divert the rainwater until I can get the other great ideas on the shopping block. Thanks for the ideas and video!

U need to run it for awhile

Great video!

I really like your spice rack the best that I’ve seen on KZbin! It’s AMAZING!

Thank you and it was well explained.

What size is the extension

Thanks good tips.

Nice set up!

Do we have to put it in maintenance mode? My brake light is on

Are the top and bottom shims the same? Every time i get pads it comes with 8 shims. 4 without a sorta notch in them, and 4 smooth if that makes sense? Wish i could share a picture. I think one might be for the Si models?

My central vac has been clogged for 2 yrs, unusable. I know what went in there. I had 2 visits from a technician and they tried to tell me I needed a new vac. It works perfect in the garage so it is either a clog which I know when and what when in that never came out or a pipe in the wall has disconnected. I'm not stupid. I have wanted to try this and was told not to. Well what choice do I have? I just ordered a 50 ft drain snake and will try it as it is a total loss. I just needed to know my idea was doable. Thank you! I will let you all know what happens!!!

This is awesome information! Just saved $300 by going with 225/65/R17 instead if 225/60/R18's for my Wife's 2016 CRV

Thankyou for the excellent video😊

Today I did rear suspension rotors and brakes on a 2021 Honda civic sports sedan 10th Gen also for the first time dealing with electric disc parking brakes. I accomplished the job well done ✅ by viewing a few tutorials and research and turned to be easier than thought, I'm here watching this video later today because everyone works different and different setups also some using power tool and electrical nerd stuff i also found what i could do with the manual tools i was working with . Thanks for this video It is awesome.

Awesome, thanks😁

Life saver. Thank you so much.