"Keepin' it real" - love it. Nice project well presented.

Great video - valuable info. for beginners and people who have just been using what's available alike. Thanks.

You copied that from someone else!

EXCELLENT VIDEO... thank you!!!!!

Nice informations thanks

I would love a crash course on those fundamentals

That “friend of mine” = Moi 🤙🏽

What did you label this when you sold it? Bookend? Bookmark?

Electrician here. Spade bits are WAY faster in a drill than an impact. Try it next time you get a chance.

I just got this...are you still there? I absolutely don't trust the battery life on electric tools. I also hate Ryobi but it's the affordable option for now. I wish this was plug in!

I think your concrete surface is worse then mine! After buying 10 drums of primer and single part epoxy I read reviews with a lot of people saying the followed the prep instructions and still had pealing issues. I went out and brought some expensive 2part epoxy kits. I think I will use the flakes which will also help hide imperfections on the surface also.

Also your spade bit has the screw in tip which makes the bit drive in for a faster whole.that bit I wouldn't use in construction as well. My main use for anything with a screw drive to it is in wide and thick pieces of wood. I've Used them in some rough wood crafts.

but can you really sell this stuff? lucky, in Italy they wouldn't even want them for free

Nice work crocs

i've seen people get marble, granite or porcelain tiles and just stick either cork or those little clear feet you normally put on drawers underneath as well.

Great vid, very informative.

I'd love to see loads more videos like this. Liked and subscribed!

Thanks for the video. Now, what about those saw bits you showed at the end of the video? I know those come on fairly small sizes, too, so that can't be the distinguishing feature.

Love the subject and getting straight to the point. My only criticism is that your audio levels are a little low and I had to turn my headphones up to hear you properly.

Can you talk in both my ears next time instead of just the left very quietly

I did not know this. I use forstner bits and they do tend to be difficult for the holes I’m trying to cut- it never occurred to me that I probably should be using a paddle, or spade, bit. Thank you for the info!

I like my holes clean so I guess I need the Forstner bit

I found this unit to be very heavy. I had to get a shoulder strap. I also have small hands and can't get the battery off.

I actually have been making these for 4 years now, I spend about 1 week a month producing them and I generate about 10k monthly. The rest of my time I spend travelling or on hobbies.

What a great way to make 3.23 per hour

I have one, I do not use it to suck up wet leaves any more.. I use it in areas that my lawn mower cant reach and also on the outside under my hedge.. I also use no smaller than 6AH Ryobi 40v with it. I have 3 6ah, 1 7.5 ah and a 12 ah . I got these from other equip I bought from Ryobi. Yes its annoying when you get a blockage but Ryobi told me not to use it on wet leaves.

I have an old electric Black and Decker blower/mulcher/vac. I blow all leaves to one area then use the mulcher/vac. This worked great for a small yard. We now have much more property with lots of big trees, and this method is a nonstarter.

Way to put it out there. Keep rollin! Pun intended!

Get this man to 10k subs

Do you think you could use these dice while sitting around a campfire drinking beers and smoking cigs with your buds?

My RYOBI 40 volt, brushed model smoked and caught on fire the second summer RYOBI did zero FOR ME I bought my mower at same time,it has 110 hours for example

I love it brother. I'm right there with you on just loving making random ass things and if I can sell them to feed my building habit I'm all smiles!

Love the content brother ! Skål 🫡

I subbed for the mistake bc that is absolutely something I would do if I hadn't seen you do it first. I already messed up the cuts on this in my first feeble attempt. I can't wait to see more of your work! Maybe I'll be brave enough to do a youtube woodworking channel!

get a laser engraver

Another great video! Thanks!

Solid video and "Atomic Habits" is a great read!

You definitely keep it real! And really fun! Enjoyed this video! 👍

I can appreciate the mistake with the brad nails and deciding to keep that part in the video. It just shows that you’re keeping it real.

Loved seeing the nail gun mistake something you don't see in videos and it happens to all of us. 😂

does this also work to make "money" (lower case)?

Wow nice computer in the background i bet it loads up Split super fast!

Why do you and after the 1st coat?

Man that was super simple, and I love simple. This my type of style man. You Rock bro, and I loved the video. Like you said “use what you got”!! My mom use to always tell me that.

I'm going to make wooden place mats for plates and dinner ware

how did you sell locally

may be you should do a video of 2 part epoxy so we DIY ers will not mess up

I have a corded leaf vacuum. I looked at this one just today and after this review, I’ll just stay with that one. I don’t see a reason to switch. The one I have works better. For all you reading this, it is a Worx.

Thx for the tutorial we just bought one today plus a lawn mover