There is definitely a market for it. Not sure why they have not. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. I had to go look this up real quick. Our store here has it for $449 which is 25% off. It sounds like a pretty good deal but I always like to try out tools before referring them. I know a lot of other channels like to hype up tools without trying them out. Only concern I would have is a table saw cuts thicker/longer material so curious how the battery holds up working for an extended period of time. I know my miter saw I have 9ah dual batteries on it and I replace them once a day working all day on trim. If I can get a chance to try one out I can let you know but initial price looks like a pretty good deal.

@ I really need a new table saw, and not a Milwaukee fan boy at all. But i thought the battery and charger thrown in for that same price was a nice deal. Been looking around youtube and trying to see how the saw holds up. If you get a chance to review it let me know. Thanks!

Thanks for watching. Are you looking for one that plugs into an outlet or a battery powered one? If battery do you have any other battery powered tools?

Just jumping in, battery, and ryobi and milwaukee​@@BrianWingard

Thanks for watching! That is so awesome about meeting my dad. Definitely a small world sometimes. I would have been very young then and did not start going to the conventions and shows until I was a little older. He went to all of the shows he could. He truly loved everything about trains. He passed about 19 years ago now. I still like to go to some shows to see the layouts and also just watch some local trains. Thanks for checking out the video!

Thanks for watching. I will have to give vinegar a try. I think that is about the only thing I did not use on it.

@ make sure u rinse it off thoroughly. Vinegar eats through metal

Thanks for watching. If the dirt was ground in more i would go slower but this was taking it off very easy.

Thanks for watching! I had the same issue. I had some 18v tools and got that adapter you mentioned but found out it would not fit all of my dewalt batteries into their own adapter. Still a good way to use a good working tool after the companies change what they make.

Thank you! Thanks for watching.

I wish a very strong water pressure to 100% very high .is that possible to get it?

There has to be a problem from the shutoff to the faucet. First thing i would do is remove the flex hose from the faucet and aim it in a bucket then turn each hot and cold shutoff back on. There may be debris in the line as I have had this before. First see if you have full pressure there out of the flex hose on each side. If you do then you probably have a blockage in the faucet. You can unscrew the tip off of it and you will see a screen. See if it is full of debris and clean it. Even if you installed a new one if there was debris in the line it will clog the screen instantly. Hope this helps.

On the angle grinder just a masonary blade yes. This will cut through a lot easier. Thanks for watching!

LOL Thanks for watching. Fortunately for where I live we have big rocks all over the place. I am sure a lot of places are not like this though.

Thanks for watching. Sometimes if the cans are not blending I have taken a torch to the bucket and went back and forth to warm it up. Keep in mind it all settles to the bottom so focus on that area. They do go bad after so long though. As far as cleaning goes kerosene like you said will work. I have had the same squeegee for years now.

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Thanks for watching. Since this was just quick work I did not bother but I totally agree with you. Super easy to cut yourself and I wear gloves if I am doing actual projects.

Thanks for watching. I usually try to do a little overkill with the videos so if a person who never did something before they can see the process and if someone is just coming for a refresher they can fly through to find what can help them out.

@@BrianWingard Would you show us how your driveway looks now ( a year later ) ?

inhibited, don't mess with a torch hose; the best kind of torch for use with Pli-Stix is the "J" shaped, or "walking cane" shaped torch, which is typically sold for use in gardening and such. This way, the propane gas bottle stays upright, and you can stand while melting the Pli-Stix, rather than squatting and tilting the bottle.

@@youtuuba I would take that advice except I live in an area where people pay others to fix stuff. They look down there noses at DIY folks. They are already looking at me like they might report me to the police for burning the road at the edge of my driveway with a flame. I need to have a small flame from a torch, not a large flame from that device. I like your idea though.

@@youtuuba Benzomatic people told to either get an extension or get an asphalt melting torch . I got an extension and so far it's fine, but thanks for the advice

Still looks the same. I had another one I did 4 years ago and just starting to show wear. It really comes down to how much you drive on it and how much you turn your wheels on it also. Thanks for watching!

Rough ballpark it is about 600 square feet. The front is 12-30 roughly and the side is 10 x 20 roughly. Basically a 2.5 car driveway. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! It depends on your driveway and how old it is. The older it is the more cracks and rough surfaces it will go into. For an average driveway that is a little older I use about 3-4 buckets per car area giving a space of about 4 foot in front and 4 foot in back of it. It is always better to have extra than not enough. I just take back any buckets I had left over. Hope this helps.

Thanks for watching! Glad I was able to help out.

Thanks for watching. I usually wait 24 hours before driving. I would not use a nap roller. You will be there all day with that. A squeegee works a ton better and a lot faster.

Hope you rented a skid steer or something, 1300 sf bent over for hours, vibrating...no thanks

Thanks for watching. It may only be about a 1/16th-1/8th thick. It needs to go on in thin coats because if you apply it overly thick it will crack as it drys. It is best to fix the cracks and defects first with other products. I have a playlist that goes over all of them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/garLaWasnsppipo

Thanks for watching. Most of the times I am just working on my own properties. I flip and rent houses so I learned a lot of tricks through the years and like to share and help others. Typically though just to give you a rough idea. A bucket varies in price so that may be around 25 a bucket and the driveway in the video I think I used six. A squeegee is around 20. I used an old brush to cut in close to the railroad ties. As far as paying someone I know a lot of people are around 1.50 a square foot and that inclues materials. So on average a single car driveway is 10x20 so 200 square feet so rough ballpark around 300ish but I would probably be around 125-150 in labor depending on how much prep work was involved. This is just a rough guess to give you an idea.

@@BrianWingard thank you for sharing Brian. I appreciate it!

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!