That Mite work ,,,But what I do make sure the Batteries have some power. just with protected thick wire shortening them make 3 or for sparks charge until the lights stop Flicking and do it again you going to Have Batteries like new///with My 14.4 v worked...good Luck

Great job, first time or not

Is it possible that the solenoid can be damaged using this?

This was wonderful information!! Thank you. I will be using the 7🤗

Just get a adjustable power supply

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I do not want a sharp lower edge on the tool….. I don’t want it to be able to slice through pipes and other things

Thumbs up for drinking the water 😂

what if the tube won't rotate?

Under the tamper label you will find the final screw keeping you from being able to take the bad battery apart.

Having the wrong filter can be harmful disproportionately to women.

Good job on the review. Answered all my questions

Skip to 6:30 to avoid all the blabbering.

That thing will probably get you about a half an inch in the ground in Arizona’s hard clay.

Ur funny, bagging on HF and then reveal u had a $100 gift card for HF …obviously someone knew u shopped at HF 😂

Instead of bolts, use lag bolts. 3/8” x 6”, predrilled about 5” with 1/4” bit.

My money is on it rots off at the groundline in about 14 year. The new wood pressure treating is junk. I am using steel posts for my fence.

Excellent video. Great focus on the details.

Great vid

Trench 75' for cable? Yeah, that's a hard no.

I have one in my kitchen doing this for 16 years now one is stuck I can’t remove it, suggestions on how to remove it

I do a lot of excavation work and ain’t never seen even one of those line locators that knew what the hell he was doing. I think they just grab guys at the local bars and throw em in a truck and say go. Always probe the ground yourself, always.

If you soak the dirt, how do you install the next fence post in the same spot???

HI, To be honest mixed feelings with this, you did use a tool, but it is a easy tool - the negative you did not use conduit - you really should it extends the life of the cable and helps against water contamination and similar issues - with all the curves using the old wire as a guide wire to pull it out and replace it with new wire would not work well. I am based in Australia, 12 inches or 30cm is the normal minimum ( dont have a measurer - you go knee deep ) , who stick to it these days with many "contractors being used" and just signing off who know ( not many ) We do have a phone service for utility plans 1100 and the internet version - Dial Before you Dig, all contractors have to use this and get site maps, if you cut a service and that address was not recently researched by yourself or anyone your insurance will not pay - not sure about home owners, they probably will get stuck with a bill from the utility company but construction / industry companies, yep insurance will not pay if yo do not have the email, now if you really did ask, they can search the inquiries lodged and if anyone researched that address aroud the time of your claim you are safe. I worked at the goverment phone company in admin and a lot of the maps pre 1985 are just wrong anything post ww2 to 1980, the techs if still stationed at the same location will sort of vaguely remember, if not ,every drawing has a line on the right side of the properly line under the fence , even my home shows it like this and it is totally wrong, the right fence has a driveway 3.5 meters wide , 2 meters away from that towards the center line of my property is a access pit, now the lead in is from that mini pit to my front door - almost the center of the property. it then come up in the front hallway next to the bedroom , almost dead center of my home, totally not as per site drawings My elderly next door neighbor, wanted a phone extension in the garage, this is against code and policy as it all has to be under 1 roof not separate buildings, this can be done at a exorbitant rate as "private line private property" and is really for schools / universities / hospitals Anyway we made it work, he dug up a few plants, took the first conduit, put in the garden hose with high spray nozzel and in about 6 hours had about 6 lengths conduit under ground, it was fairly straight by the time he reached the garage slab he was about 2 foot off, no real problem, we trenched in front of the garage and while we did not find the conduit initially we found water - so close, as the ground was saturated, it was a easy 10-15 mins dig and we found the end of the conduit, we retracted the water hose and wraped around the front of it the phone wire with about 6 to 10 cable ties pushed the hose back in and it was easy work after that

This is actually textbook for this kind of application.

I did something like this for curbing. I made forms and pre-casted the curbing in 3 foot sections. I ran a line and butted them up. It turned out perfectly level and straight because I could pump and move them into position.

Best post video hands down. Overkill, patience, and superior craftsmenship. Old school dude that KNOWS HIS STUFF WELL..

Nice soil! Last time i dug something, I hit a piece of railroad rail :)

When building a new fence in place of an old one in a standard suburban lot, I only pull the two post in the back corners. I simply start with four foot panels and offset my new posts by four feet, and cut the old posts flush and leave them.

NEC says that cable should be 18" deep. 6" is sprinkler lines.

what brand range voltage finder is used? can't see brand

Is there any chance of me ruining my good battery trying to get the other battery going. it is almost new hardly used and would never take the charge well.

Ah, ....13 minutes in my life that I will not get back. Digging after all is digging, whether its a shovel, bar or trowel. Not sure about what you do if you come across a rock either.

After changing each battery, maybe you should take a current reading. If the current reading isn’t constant, most likely your power output from your drill will rundown, as witnessed by plugging the battery pack into the drill and running it. Just saying 😊

This all works good PROVIDED there are no tree roots involved.

too much camera movement

Thanks for your video. I have watched a few others on rejuvenating 18 v & 20v lithium ion batteries because I know sometimes someone tries something different, etc. I appreciated a lot of points in your video but I would suggest that in your future videos, you cut down on the "repetition" to keep the video much shorter, which should get you a bunch more subscribers and likes! More people prefer a 5 - 10 minute video covering all of the main points as opposed to a 40 minute plus video giving a good deal of repetition.

If your spraying 2 coats Latex Paint It should peel off the Glass without any masking just as easy as the brush on sealer You should wet the surface to be peeled with a wet rag This will cause it to peel off without effort

Or just use cement blocks. Same result in 1/10 of the time.

Very good & easy to understand the difference of ac filters. I plan to follow your thinking & use the 7/9 filters. I have been having immense trouble with dust EVERYWHERE in my house. It is about to run me out!! I've had HVAC companies come out to check my system. The first company said that the filter I was using was choking my system...too much resistance for air to flow thru. He recommended the cheap filter. He actually said, "You're going to change oit the filter every 30 days anyway, why spend more money than necessary. I was doing that until I had another co.pany out for a 2nd opinion. Then I was told my ac is not going to last that entire summer or the next one. He continued to say the heater is leaking oil & can catch fire. He changed a part on my ac that cost me $130 cause he discounted down (w/his bosses permission) from $350 & then talked to me about a $17k new HVACC but he could reduce it to $12k. I declined. He was shocked. Same company sold my gf a $17k system before they came to my house. Her house was built in the early 80s. They took the system out of her attic & put it in her garage & the duct looks like a huge elephant trunk. It is hideous!!! I digress...nack to me. I recently saw a video a HVACC guy did $ he showed that same part & it only cost ~$11 & anyone can change it out. I was livid. Then I followed up w/a company to clean $ sanitize the ducts for $100. WTF???!!! That lasted about 1 to 2 weeks. I'm still overrun by dust. I bought my house brand new in 2011 & this started 3 yrs ago. Never a problem before. I recently saw a video from a HVACC guy that talked about a filter in the central heater. I have NEVER heard of that before. I'm waiting for .y son to go into the attic to see if there is one in the heater & get a new one. I looked up these filters online & they say to change them every 2 to 3 months. OMG!!! I've been here 13+ yrs & NEVER have known to do this. I hope that fixes the problem cause I'm tired as hell from dusting EVERYTHING...including inside my kitchen, bathroom, & pantry cabinets & EVERY dish, glass, & silverware on top of all the furniture, doors, walls, & windows!! In fact, I've done that twice & until the problem is fixed, I'm not doing all that anymore. I clean as I need the items. Have you ever heard of a problem like this? Oh & I meant to tell you that you sorta misspoke about the 90 days on the filters you showed. It states on the filters that they can ladt "up to" 90 days. Which can be a big difference. Any ideas are welcomed so I can combat the dust & jave my house at leadt look clean again. Thx for your time.

Excellent video and thank you for filming this process. You might think about using some kind of release agent like pam cooking spray on your forms to help with release. If you're looking for a mirror finish then using finishing wax might get you there if your plywood is without major defects. I was also wondering if putting a slope on the top of the curb might help with things like leaf accumulation and rain splash.

Love it!

Very helpful thank you

Great work, dude! Love your channel! 💪☮️👍

putting cables along the fence line... makes sense smh

I can appreciate all the efforts that went into this but man, you did everything you could to keep from finishing this project, lol.

fiber optic sub-contractors suck - they're not really "contractors" but they get hired anyway.

haha I love your personality!!!

Why don’t you just paint the door with a brush? You took a brush and painted the glass 🤣🤣 to keep from getting paint on the glass 🤣🤣🤷‍♂️

These filters with higher Merv ratings and higher prices are all ways for companies to make higher profits while damaging many ultra high efficiency furnaces. Fibreglass filters Merv 1-4 are USELESS. Anything higher than merv 8 will cause damage to your furnace if not swapped out in 2 months. Just stick with Merv 8 only and swap it out every 3 months.

Way too much concrete for what you are doing. I wouldn't recommend anyone build their fence post like this. Extreme overkill....