I really enjoy the music.

I'm just here to ear the groaning old guy ;) (doing the same all day long don'T worry)

Besides for them having absolutely horrible grit contamination so they are all basically the same grit for all intensive purpose and then not being electroplated very well so the diamond just comes right off after very little use yeah they're okay. They'll get you through one or two sharpenings they will remove material quickly because they're all so aggressive until the diamonds gone and then you throw them away but you're not going to get much out of them

I’ve been seeing those tools at the flea market. You just convinced me to buy one. Thanks T!

Nice job! You are fortunate to have maintained such great dexterity!

This is a brilliant idea and definitely one of the best homemade vises I have seen

2:44 was someone watching porn off camera?

Although I give you props for hooking the wire under the terminal which is common practice for solid conductors (NM) under any terminal, stranded wire is more forgiving so it is not needed, and if you do not know which terminal screw goes where on the plug, you could get the polarity wrong. I don't recommend removing terminal screws on plugs. Just strip the wire back to the desired length and tighten down under the terminal. Great video otherwise.

Well done T your ham recipe was a hit with the family too so cheers

Nice job. When I built my heavy bench, I built the legs hollow and filled them with concrete. I built one bench like yours and it was not something I wanted to repeat.

Well done sir. I could probably afford this. Thank you. Subscribed!

Those are still pretty common in receiving departments for opening packing crates.

I'll stick with my cat's paw if I'm climbing, looks like a good bench tool though. It'd be unbeatable for pulling nails out of metal roofing now that I think about it... Cool tool

Great tool it does one thing but boy does it do an awesome job cheers mate

Exactly what I need! Nice job!

Clamp down the pallet and put a pipe over the ratchet……or bust out the Sawzall lol

the mechanical advantage is very low when the geometry of the jack is all the way down.......

What a great idea you had Thanks

Well, this video was painful to watch. I’m getting close to retirement and this video scares me as to what I might be tempted to do. All and all very informative. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

You wouldn’t want to get under a car using that jack I think reciprocating saw is the way to go. Buy the way we got our leg ham and doing your recipe this weekend coming have a merry Christmas and a safe new year mate

I thought the scissors jack would work. But they are at their weakest when starting from completely lowered. I have one I use on my trailer. I welded a spare socket the bolt you turn so know I can use it with a rachet wrench or an impact driver

Nice save. I thought that board was going to explode off the pallet. I laughed all the way through it. 😂😂😂

Thank you!! It’s hard to get good shears. Great to see what that knife can do. Thanks for your scientific method and drawing too, for visual learners. ❤

I like using a card scraper to it comes in handy thanks T

Add rusty bolts nails and nuts etc and any rust from anywhere like powder fom the bottom of your rusty nails jar. Submerge in vinegar and after 2 or three hours its ready. Make strong cup of tea. Paint the wood with the strong black tea. When it has soaked in paint the vinegar mix on the wood I will turn black after a few minutes. I'm impatient and this is exactly how i did it today. Mine turned out black as black. Tomorrow I will lightly sand with very fine grit and seal with water based poly

Put the mic a little closer to your mouth next time I could barely hear you breathing

Have a link to get the ham, any chance? Thanks!

Ive had mine in a mason jar, lid on with a hole poked in it but nothing after 48 hours.

The compass is my favorite. I think it's older than me which is encouraging.

Love it!

So entertaining to watch you work. Love the pegs, so old school.

That looks so tasty ours doesn’t seem to last so we will definitely try your method this Christmas. Cheers mate I’ll let you know how it goes

1. How long you soak it? 2. Doesn’t weighting with a cast iron rust the pan and get it on the ham? 3. Can’t you just soak it in the sink? That is what my dad did when I was a kid. Go to kitchen for breakfast and there would be a big ham in sink with grease floating in water. I usually skipped breakfast those days. 4. Soaking to rehydrate I understand, but isn’t it also to draw salt out of ham and make it less salty? 5. Covered simmer? Do you turn it over? 6. Don’t forget to take the string off after roasting, correct? And don’t use sewing thread. My grandmother did that once, forgot to take it out. That was a stringy, thready ham 7. Sad, can’t get real Smithfield COUNTRY hams anymore like the one you showed. Only prepackaged spiral sliced at grocery stores under Smithfield name. Look forward to having a big slice at Christmas. Love, Your daughter Syd

Sounds good but i am sticking with Turkey this year!!!

That is a beast T with the perfect name I can see that hogging out material

Drill baby, drill.

Thank you!

Thanks for posting this. I guess I should have made my bench with an apron so this idea would work for me.

Great idea! That would be great for a Dalmatian repair shop.

🇨🇦 Great video. Thanks!

It’s turning into a great spot to chill out T nice work

Hahahaha. I wondered why your ( my Dad) hair was a flattop!

Thank you!

Fit enough now to be the Stairway to Heaven.

Looks beautiful. Fascinating as always. Loved all four episodes.

Hysterical

You look a bit like the dude from the movies saw great imagination T it looks great If only Australia were more enthusiastic about Halloween

Oh thank you for this! I found one of these at an estate sale I didn’t know it needed springs. Now I know how to fix it! Thank you so much!

At 48 hours his fingers are still stained from the 24 hours

Amazing. You work so efficiently I'm not sure if you are speeding up the video or that's your speed actually doing the work. It looks incredible. Well done!