why not just buy the bit kit? comes with like 30 bits and if you don’t want to carry them all swap the one from the skeletool with ones you’d rather carry

Nice appreciate the video i will be removing some decals right now as i finished seeing your video. 🙏

Smart Idea! I never thought of using the spare!! Thank you for this video!

2 days I've been trying to figure this out and it took your video though this video is 5 years old it still gives a wealth of information for years to come. I think I was going to go to AutoZone and buy a second Jack or a set of jack stands. You just saved me a ton of money and this is the most common sense logical thing to do you're awesome😊✝️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

It is easy to fix, and it is a very serious matter. Thank you very much for the video.

Banned in California. Thanks newsom.

No universe am I paying $60 for a box fan

actually, if you off center that just a little bit it will help to give it a better mix

Wondering if this'll work on a Black Dell laptop. I was trying to remove some adhesive residue from under where a sticker was peeling on the palmrest just left of the touchpad, looked like superglue but I can't recall what I used. Anyway, goo gone 'pro' worked well for wiping off the sticker residue but did little for the presumed super glue. I eventually tried Acetone on it which removed some of it, but also dulled the glossy black plastic which I now know is ABS+PC and is the standard for laptop housings and definitely not resistant to acetone. It didn't really melt it like solvent welding chemicals used for ABS pipes do, mostly just removed the glossy finish (and wiped up as black fine powder) and looks faded in a small area. Will try the heat method first then maybe a spray of gloss clearcoat

Great scientific approach on these questions! I was surprised, though, that you didn’t use a device to measure particulate matter, e.g., an AQI monitor. This would have allowed for you to record the actual amount of smoke particles and specifically how long it takes for the filter-fans to clean the air to a given level.

Can you drop them on other to see which one breaks?

Wish I'd watched your vid first on my garden cart tires!

I just bought this and not too many videos on installing. Great video and very good install. I'll be doing it exactly the same way. Thanks!

Personally I just lifted the whole car off one side and swapped tyres. Got a smaller Renault Clio. But I think I won't be doing that again though, this is safer

Nice idea I stole from you - hiding my mount under as well!

Okay now my question is.. Can you fill this whit silicone ? Or whit a mix of silicone and this foam ?😂 Will it perform better What about covering all the air pokets so air doesn't get inside the tire whit foam / foam andsilicone

Great video, I realy like this dishwasher style and basket,what's the brand and model, please?

Thanks. Just did it and it worked well.

Please may I ask if it is all right to use methylated spirits instead of Isopropyl Alcohol? It cost half the price here in Australia.

Put that toilet roll in a plastic bag and use a vacuum cleaner to suck out air of it! It will shrink!

Cool 😊

GENIUS! Thanks.

Interesting tests. Scratch and breakage resistance never factored into our use of Corelle and IKEA tableware. Dielectric constant and thermal expansion were our considerations. Will it work well in the microwave? Will it crack if suddenly heated or cooled?

Sad that people are this poor. Buy a frigging no flat wheelbarrow tire at the big box. $20?

One reason the shaft is smooth round on these accessories is because not all drills have the same number of "teeth" that tighten down. Three is by far the most common, but I have seen drills with two teeth (with a v cut into the teeth to center the bit) and four teeth models. Rare, but there out there. Using a grinding wheel, you can pretty easily grind away on the shaft a little bit at 120 degree intervals to create flat surfaces that your three-tooth drill can clamp to.

I like to use a furnace 4 in filter, do you know any DIY or commercial that can add the thick furnance filter?

Good idea. What’s the minimum RPM to mix it good?

The con of “it’s often out of stock” is the equivalent of a job interviewer asking you what your cons are and you answer “I work too hard” 😂 boy stooop! Lol

Great video

You leave hole open to let air out,i did this in 1999.

Thanks for the video.. rotated 2 of my vehicles after watching this. This is a great way to reassure your spare tire and jack is in good working condition.

What drill is that

Thank you! I have no idea about all this stuff and need to buy a new / better hose. This helps! 🙌🏽😃

Show us how to do that knot please !

Not a tire rotation but ok

Best investment I ever made.

i haven't been to IKEA in years... since before they pandemic. yesterday, i went to IKEA and was specifically asking my mom if she knew if their tempered plates were as good as they correlles. And i wake up this morning - this video is at the top of my feed. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Can I do the same thing with a hair dryer ???

You certainly can do it like this, but it's much easier with a proper floor jack and some stands, IMO. Not to mention safer. And if you're the type of person who is going to rotate your tires, you will probably find plenty of other use for those tools anyway.

Thank you so much man. I was trying to figure the same thing out for my vehicle

Buy once, cry once. The speed and how little residual was left, give 3M the win for me. Lack of residue, means longer life. Less of the wheel is worn off. Not to mention, little to no extra time cleaning up. Speed equals time and time equals money. The lack of having to retighten the chuck, the reversibility, and thicker chuck. 3M is worth the money.

get a rhinoshield case

Do they not need to shake

Will a Merv 13 or higher work in this

Thanks.

You should have poked a whole to make an air release. There was no where for the foam to go because the the air was inside.

I would change the handle bars, rather put another failure point where can be a break point

How much the price

Perfect

Content creator without a cordless drill. This dude is a tool