I'm not sure if there's parts replacement for the specific parts broken, but if I were to compare to any of my decapping tools this is by far the most reliable in my humble opinion. Would you buy another one or opt out to get a different tool?

Thank you for watching. Yes it did take about 30 to 40 minutes to assemble. Probably faster without taking video, lol.

@toyotabrony Thanks for the advice. I'll definitely try that.👍

By far the frankford arsenal hand deprimer is my most reliable depriming too. the only disadvantage IMO is when you are depriming military crimp brass, it takes a toll on your hands after awhile.

Yes, in some instances it is definitely faster. But when the leaves start to pile up it becomes labor intensive. Especially if you're property is on a steep hill.

Worthy (Hillsong worship) Lauren Daigle. Wow, good luck with the Brisket. I haven't tried smoking a brisket yet. Good luck with that and have fun in the process. Thank you

Hopefully it helped you a little bit. Thanks for watching.

That is a Chemical Siphon hose. In case you want to apply cleaning solvents (Soap).

Thanks for watching and good luck.

Yes, I definitely agree. Behind the scene It took me a minute to figure things out. Thanks for watching

The mask is just my YT style. I don't want it focused on me but more on the things that I do. I noticed most YTber's talk too much, so I also decide not to talk on my channel.

You'll have a lot of fun. Just takes plenty patience. My first whole smoke chicken took about 4 to 6 hours to complete. I used maple wood cut two to three inches in length feeding it over a charcoal to start the whole fire pit. I love mine hope you'll love yours too.

I am not really good at narrating, I'm also pretty awkward in front of a camera and so I decided since my content is not really about me but mostly DIY, unboxing stuff, and everything in between, I decided to just focus it on the subject without much talking. I also figured out how to use text to speech app. Maybe someday when I gain a little more confidence, I'd start narrating it myself. Thanks for asking

there's a couple things you can do. Did you check if the battery is still good? Maybe your battery is dead. Did you try resetting the robot? To reboot a Roomba i3, you can press and hold the Clean or Home button for 10-20 seconds until you hear a chime or see the ring light up. For more serious issues, you can try a factory reset through the iRobot app. Hope this helps you with your Roomba.

Thank you for your kind words

Thank you for watching

Hello @hiccups_inlife. The leather is mild in softness and the leather is stiff enough it could stay upright even if it's empty.

@unboxingsynapses9261 thank you for the response 😊

Thank you for watching. Take care

Thank you for your kind words.

I haven't tried but if you have to it's sharp enough to slither your nails. I'd prefer a nail cutter lol.

It's funny because behind the scenes I've screwed it up as well. Lol

@unboxingsynapses9261 🤣 I don't feel quite as bad now. After some contemplation, I had to switch 2 sleeves around at the bottom, and it fixed the bottom 2 compartments Now, it is correct. That simple switch was so hard to see LOL

@@kyleerhard9284 👍👍👍

@mnarlis That is very unfortunate. Hopefully you get yours refunded. Please let me know how that goes through with the customer service. Luckily for mine it's still working just fine for the past year. I have a 2-acre property and my driveway is very long and it grows lots of slimy molds and moss but thank goodness my power spray hasn't failed me yet. Thank you for your comment.

Damn. That's like 50% off.

You got a point Sir. But for me it's been a little helper. It has really keep my house just a little bit more cleaner. yes there are areas to which the bot can't reach but that's okay. Lastly I also bought it because at that time it was on sale. thanks for the comments.

Yes. I did get the soap hose with the pressure washer. Thank you for asking.

@@unboxingsynapses9261 ok I didn't see not one video about it. The thing is it's not sucking up the soap lol. I kept searching videos, found something that Says you have to use the soap attachment for the sprayer for it to work. Is that true?? Or how did you get it to work ?

@@daylightangel1494 Sorry I didn't utilize the siphon hose in my video. If you already hooked "the soap hose" up to the barbed fitting located right by the high-pressure hose and place the end of chemical siphon hose with filter on it into container holding cleaning solution and lastly by using the black tip for low pressure so that you are able to disperse the soap properly then you're set. There's also a video of another youtuber if you'd like to watch @ around 5:50 he was showing how he was utilizing the siphon hose. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onuwo5eblKaHY80 . and lastly, Use only soaps and chemicals designed for pressure washer use. Do not use bleach. Hope this will help you. thank you

Nice unboxing and test. I’m trying to decide between this model or the pricier 3000 w the Honda engine. Any thoughts between the two?

@@mrb401 I heard Honda engines are pretty reliable. I'm not sure what your applications are? but if you're just using it occasionally. then you're probably okay with the latter if you're on a budget and not using it for some super heavy duty stuff.

Thank you

I love roumbas

Thanks for checking on me. So far the harness has been keeping me alive. I've only fell one 60 foot maple tree so far. Now I realize felling trees is no joke and very dangerous.

@user-nd5xk8vm2z Thank you for pointing it out. Sorry but the statement that you specifically mentioned was referenced to: Chilton Repair manual # 68610 Tundra 2007-2012 Section page 9-21 Brakes on 12 Parking Brake adjustment. Information (1). None the less thank you for your info gladly appreciate your advices.

@@unboxingsynapses9261 Using a Chilton manual is a mistake. They have gone downhill for years. Go grab the pertinent Toyota service section tons of places to locate Toyota service manual sections online as need. Why bother with Chilton with the internet and access to manufacturer manuals. It is a Toyota not a limited production number euro car with limited forums. Plenty of epb dont have a self adjuster. The tundras 07-21 do not.

you are 100% correct. there is no self-adjuster in Gen1- Gen2.5 tundras. Don't know about Gen 3(2022+).

@@joshcapecod6098 Thanks for the advice, @joshcapecod6098. I agree with you and @PaulMagnani about the specific concern. Chilton is not perfect by any means (I bought my Chilton 12 years ago) but I would have to disagree about using Chilton is a mistake because it helped me throughout these years with simple DIY fix on my 2007 Tundra (never had to bring it to a mechanic). By the way if you mind asking if my e-brake is still good. Yes, it's still holding up. Thank you

Fer sure a manual Is better than no manual! Pretty annoying my 16 tundra is not self adjusting . My other comment not made is I wish had bought oem parts in particular the hardware kit/pieces. Note to self.

Lol. Thanks for watching