Awesome

Silly question, why didnt you attach the Starlink antenna to a tall tree?

At what height does the Rhon 25 need guy wires?

Amazing, no proof's, No actual happenings; yet, it is the deadliest dangerous?

Mine leaked all they're crap out in storage lol. They were cool tho. I loved watching them as a kid.

2:49 brilliant setup. Love it

my house has that same lousy exterior vent setup. But it's 16' or so above grade and I can't reach it. I'm in subdivision where there's generally no need for anything taller than an 8' painter's ladder. So annoying. I knocked a bird out by reaching up with a stick. Electric blower inside house blew out a little bit of stuff, but not near all of it...

If the ground wire from your new led light is short and the ground screw in your ceiling light within the junction box is at the base of the junction box. Can you simply cut off the old light fixture ground wire and screw it on to the spot where the ground screw is supposed to be screwed onto the new LED light?

Can you use Wago in bathrooms for vanity lights or ceiling fans?

I thought this was extremely dangerous to do? Why is it such a big deal if it just does nothing? Does like everyone believe the myth or something???

Where did you get the plastic tube that fits to that can?

i think they should be rechecked lest becuase methylene chloride has a sweet, ether-like or chloroform-like odor, and you didn't smell anything 25 to 150 parts per million (ppm) I do wonder if they changed it or just some manufactures changed it, or possibly they changed it but the poison side never updated like if you still had warnings for lead gas that was banned in 1996 but still have warnings in 2024

i feel like the carbon monoxide would be low, like it would require the person to break and and drink it becuase if it drop and broke most if not all would have leaked out on the floor. but also how much would it contain if it dropped and hit the the floor, how open a house is. i feel like household chemicals would have a stronger effect

i started working on cars and have seen tape block fuel and A/F . have never used tape since then , only use sealer.

I hate seeing these coloured things on wiring - if I see them on a car I've bought I know it'll be bodged. Just cut the plastic sleeve off and solder it on with heat sink. These connectors are garbage.

I am a licensed plumber since 1981. I’ve done some electrical work, mostly with Inspection. I had heard about this controversy and I’m glad you cleared it up for me. Thanks, and God bless.

Looks more like the DEI people designed this "rainbow" of colors ! Lol...Great information keeping us updated ahead of what is coming our way. Thank you again .

thank you :)

Think of how mom taught us to put toilet paper on the holder with the paper coming over the top out towards us. Now with Teflon tape turn the roll around the OPPOSITE way so the tape is coming off the BACK side of the roll and not the front like toilet paper (like he's showing here.) Makes the tape easier to control and to keep taught so there's no slippage when you're winding. Also best to start winding at the second thread and wind towards the back. This way there's room to use the tip of your thumb to hold and get the tape started w/o slippage and you won't have tape gobbed over the neck (hex) where you are putting your wrench so it looks cleaner.

Dishwasher hack: put a cup of fermented feces & an onion into the washer on a clean cycle. It will then work as new.

Only if the inspector can get past the 60lbs pit bull

When you want to work underneath something that has been shimmed up, put an actual block in place for added protection.

These are my dads favorite lights.

If it was alcohol would it not ignite easily?

Internet capable access has been more useful than I anticipated. It wasn't a 'Top 5 Must Have' feature when I was replacing a 'late 1800's Chamberlain (DAMN was this thing old! I almost looked up the model to so just how old but it was cold out and I needed it complete on a Saturday.) I've always found this brand to be steady, solid, trouble-free, and now pretty progressive in features. Guess I was more like Dad & Grandpa in my thinking, which is skip the fancy and buy what gets the job done and spend the savings on another case of beer. It's served me well. Being able to see if someone left the Garage Door open has been by far the most useful. I forget, my wife forgets; or you want the doors open while driving home so you don't have to wait, or even let someone in (a valuable delivery you've coordinated with the shipper and not receiving it isn't an option- Water Heater!). Risk? Of course. Internet access makes it vulnerable, but it connects to your local network, so as long as you're home network is secure, this thing is also. Using the App on your mobile phone ; if there was an uncontrollably variable, this is it. You're using the phones Data (4g. lte) to access away from home. I'm comfortable with the risk but just know there is an potential exploit: probably more Hollywood than real life risk. "The Garage Door Strangler".

Wire pulling soap makes thing glide nice through conduit

Pro tip. Don’t eat yellow snow

These cool little blast from past lights are the mordern day prelude of the stupidity of ingesting Tidepods.

In the woods I use a KDX220 for what is essentially a farm task: hauling the chainsaw and shovel out to where the trails have been eroded or become blocked due to falling trees. They share the same fuel mix, and the range of the bike doesn't change due to cold weather.

Thank you for the information. I had no idea about this.I will pass it along.

"Take my wife - please!" Sorry but I could not think of anything automotive...

This is a good change. I think it's dumb that they made 12 gauge yellow though. They should have made 14 yellow and left 12 white.

Now it makes sense.... I have an aunt who believes in hand cleaning her utensils and then popping them into the dish washer. I saw her using the dishwasher and asked about the necessity of elbow grease being put into some chore when a machine is present to handle it, she said "if it's there to help you, it won't hurt if you help back".

I know nothing about these things. A neighbor called and said they have a leak. So I thought I would check out a video. This is a great video in layman terms. Thank you.

Excellent! Thanks for sharing!

Just buy a 30A transfer switch that comes with a remote power inlet box, which installs outdoors where the generator is used. Wire up the most important circuit breakers, and you don't have to worry about anything in the main panel, messing around with the interlock, or even flipping breakers in your main panel. Most of the transfer switches I've installed come with an amp meter, so you can ensure you don't overload your generator, providing additional safety.

I like electric except for the stupid questions from all the onlookers

They both have open grounds try it with the old two prong style

That demonstration of taping the right way seemed like far too much in relation to what the narrator says.

The newer 12 awg is nearly the same as the older 14 awg

$9000 30 mile range, ayha, sadenss.

Not sure if you had the light turned on for a while before trying to ignite it. The increased temperature may make it more volatile to actually catch fire. Kind of like how cooking old wont ignite at room temp, but in a hot pan you can get a grease fire.

Great work and great advice 😊

I have wondered why they last only about a year. Their lifespan is shorter than a regular bulb in my experience.

ill keep my little tw... that thing looks like it has nowhere to stylishly place the required milk crate.

Worked great thank you

If I pull a wire off the back of the receptacle, can I make a loop in the end that came out, or do I have to cut the old end off and start fresh?

DEI wiring the silliness never stops

Not working

My local HVAC/electrician runs NM to minisplit disconnects. Often with a short run of 1-2 of conduit if he can't come out of the wall behind disconnect.