A Handyman Can Fix Anything | THE HANDYMAN |

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[@TheHandyman1]

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[@lar4t9r]

The Handyman: I saw some safety glasses, think it was on Samarai Carpenter, that were round, just covering eyes. The cool thing about them was the lenses were sunken slightly to the inside of the outside rims to protect from scratching. Couldn't tell if your Dewalts had any such protection. When you set them down, safety glasses always seem to roll over on to to front of the lenses, thus scratching them. Love your videos, keep up the great work!

[@lughfiregod16]

I use "jaws quick spit" spray off amazon. It works well, but you have to reapply it if you need to wipe the lenses down. I just clean up with water and soap (or just water) with a cloth or paper towel. Just don't use a scrub brush or something and you shouldn't scratch em. Also, it can take some getting use to, but when wearing your dusk mask try to lightly blow on the vent when you exhale. It will vent more of the vapor out.

[@LibertyLeslie]

I was gonna get those but opted for the $4 Walmart cheapos

[@djboo10]

The Handyman for the fog of you're Glass easy to be fix with baby shampoo tho you won't errata you're eyes, great videos and keep up the good work

[@MrFreddywise1]

put some holes on top of the glasses to allow for breathing

[@1mosesg]

I’ve been a DIY homeowner for quite a while. Now I’m getting ready to retire from the work force and I have many neighbors that tell me that it is so hard to find a handyman that will show up when they say they will or even return calls. So I’ve picked up a few jobs with more on the horizon. I enjoy your videos, they’re informative and entertaining. Thanks

[@Conservator.]

Handyman does paintless dent repair 🤣 👍 And rebalances the fan as well. Seriously: excellent emergency repair!

[@lopaka79]

Customer was super lucky on the balance, although I'd wager the fix won't stand the test of time. If it lasted another year without vibration that would be mind blowing.

[@cwickwitted]

KZbin likes this, I did it because you humbly requested it and offered reasoning... Good man

[@chomershaphal6674]

dude, I am the family handyman... apparently I can fix anything, I see this stuff all the time, maybe I should go into business. love your channel

[@deltachi82]

I’ve had those goggles for about a year. They do fog just from being sweaty, or just from being hot if the weather is cool. Nothing short of a ducted fan would keep me clear! “Engage safety squints” -AvE

[@pensive69]

i'd bet that 13 year client has been chatting up your repairs and company rep to everyone. that's how you really build a business. satisfied customers.

[@jdshear01]

While some handyman folk can questionably change a light bulb properly, your technical inclination, logical reasoning, and ability to understand mechanical applications are really your core strengths. A result of this is that you truly can fix anything given the right amount of time, materials, and tools. I've enjoyed watching your videos and was referred to do so by my brother. I begrudgingly started watching and have very much enjoyed what I have seen! Please keep up the good work, a lot of folks just make noise on screen while you are getting things done...which is the diff between wasting time and learning something. So...having said that...I gotta ask @9:45 please tell me you didn't really taste this?

[@mcfixit868]

I think his extensive experience in and around the trades plays a part as well.

[@anthonypapi5424]

I'm starting a business after five years of property management/maintenance experience. Just depends on what you know.

[@jameshobbs6092]

HVAC guy in Houston, I genuinely giggled watching you all the way through, alotta fun!

[@nj4x4fever2]

I find it quite enjoyable watching you work. I used to be a handyman, well I am still a handyman. Just retired and still getting called to make repairs on occasion. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@robertwilson9265]

Very clear and accurate description of the tasks and methods. I believe it would be advisable for anyone considering becoming a handyman, to watch these videos, and boost their confidence to give it a try!

[@dukefluke5171]

Started watching your videos recently and I love the anecdotes and the content. I have 11 years in construction as a carpenter and I have learned a lot in a few videos.

[@trosty1973]

its hard sometimes to call yourself a handyman. I work on cars, computers, lawn equipment, and I have a tee-shirt, sticker, and sign business, and my handyman business. so I don't know what to call myself sometimes!! LOL! Love your channel, you were one of the first people I started watching when I started my handyman business. thanks for all the great videos.

[@danbailey96]

Dennis Cruz I have a handyman service I also install all types of signs I also have vinyl cutters and make signs, banners and decals. On the handyman side I do about everything plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting and everything else.

[@DaCrunkwizard]

Call me The Fixer

[@FlCoastalcaster]

Yea i can see what you guys mean in todays world we can no longer stick to one thing

[@iLikeC00kieDough]

Mr.Handy Man Dan Bailey you do hvac?

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

I done some repairs on a food trailer.

[@michaelsykes3659]

Handyman= A Jack of all trades. Another fine video of helping people out of situations with knowledge that a lot of people don’t have. Like the videos. Keep them coming!

[@donsturm6366]

I have watched a lot of videos on KZbin and you are the 1st person ever to actually explain what “like” does ! Everyone else just tells you to hit the like without explaining what it will do. I just started watching your videos and I’m really digging it. I’m a Master electrician just moved down from Calgary to Las Vegas and still deciding what to do here. I had my own electrical contracting business there for 24 years and we would do just about any work that needed to be done with a bigger portion obviously on the electrical side. After watching your channel I’m slightly leaning towards Handyman here as the market is pretty good and it just seems like it might be a good fit here. Thanx for sharing.

[@artisancreations8766]

My belief is you gotta be creative to start, and curious, and say Yes to anything. Learn how to take stuff apart and inspect it, and learn how to put stuff back together. Watch KZbin videos on how to fix anything. You grow in confidence. I can do more then most men and have more tools then most men, and a full shop. Next thing you know you got a business. Great channel, I can relate!

[@auggier5729]

,🤩 I love

[@robs5579]

I agree. I am not creative enough. Nor am I interested in doing it myself. I do enjoy watching these videos tho

[@romandabrowski8994]

I love the creative part of the job. I started a year ago as part time and have to turn down clients! I have also learned to know when not to do jobs that have too much liability!

[@bobak5126]

What happens when you take stuff apart and then can’t fix it or put it back together?

[@dannyr333]

I believe u hit the nail.on the head... I'm no handy man by any means but watching this guy especially this handy man his business and out of the box mind with the youtube channels and how diverse he his... his expertise screams COnFiDEncE I would have to be confident in myself when a guy asks me if I can handle a task... to say to myself I can handle that job start to finish cuz boy after the thing ur working on A)breaks/will not start however many things u tried B)wont come a part C) you come to a brick in the road of your trouble shooting ... We have all been there until trusty youtube but fixing or building things arent for the simple minded it takes many seasons/yrs of getting hands on and doing it so u experience it urself.. I fix my home and lawn stuff weed eater lawn mower and car... but I think this guy has been doing these type of work for last 20 yrs he was always making everything look easy.. plus he loves his job if u love this stuff you'll just get good because u will do it all the time.... so many things I said but I think confidence trumps over skill/knowledge in this line of work

[@natechandlerjr2744]

Your work seems to be stress free. Exactly what I'm looking for to do when I retire nxt year. Your work is top notch... I have no clue about how I came across your you tube channel. Glad I did.

[@careman71]

"I can fix that." *Grabs hammer and starts whacking.

[@johngrossbohlin7582]

Failing that, use a bigger hammer...

[@babascustomlegocreations8837]

It’s the sensible version of Jeremy From old top gear

[@Greenberet.]

When in doubt hammer out.

[@ericjdommer]

could have wrapped it all with duct tape too........

[@1whoFartsinthewind]

Is there any other way? :)

[@russeldsouza6375]

Very matter of fact. Love how the situation evolves and gets remedied. Thanks.

[@handyguyinc]

I run a very successful 2 year old handyman business myself and I still enjoy watching your videos! I can barely keep up with all the work, so I don’t know how you do all the videos as well. My hat is off to ya!

[@nathanl9508]

Absolute love your work and explanation. You make it look way easier than it is.

[@ianpullman203]

Calm, cool and collected under an unknown problem solving situation, very inspiring!

[@donaldreitz9983]

YOU GOT A PROBLEM AROUND THE OLD HOMESTEAD ? WHO YOU GOING TO CALL ? CALL THE HANDYMAN. HE CAN FIX IT ! GREAT JOB, YOU GOT GREAT COMMON SENSE.....

[@daletennant5553]

I'm hooked on your videos. A handyman myself. You do good work

[@datadev1]

I'll will never be doing that kind of repair but as a DIYer I like watching you problem solve.

[@mickfaragher7897]

Love your videos, UK based but your jobs and tips are universal. Learn something every day!

[@Johnnysday]

Well done videos. It must be exciting and a challenge to go to work every day. It’s truly amazing what people either don’t understand how to repair or don’t have the gumption to do so. I’m pretty much like you, I fix everything I own and help others to fix their broken stuff. We live on a farm and typically there’s not someone you can call to help you fix these things. Some types wire and masking tape along with duct tape may be the only things you can use along with JB Weld and some self tapping metal screws… I enjoyed the way you beat that Halloween cowling back into shape. The beautiful thing is, if a man puts his mind to it, he can fix or repair down there or anything. This is what you prove with your videos.Very nice job I’m going to start binge watching all your videos

[@ckeller07]

A handyman is a misnomer. You are an applied engineer great work. I've worked with lots of Engineers were purely theoretical it's great to see someone who can do real work!!

[@backyardseller4724]

Ive never seen such clean and unscared hands on a handyman before. Even under the fingernails. Dont know how you do that , your a hard working genius though.

[@anywhy30]

I’ve got 23 of those I’ve got to maintain on our hotel roof, Great job, good content. I setup tool kits for so many different jobs, I use an in room kit as well. I started as handyman to keep from licensing For so many areas of repairs,now I work myself 80 hours a pay cycle, that switch is a manufacturers use, I wire ours direct also, a lot less electrical tape though.

[@terrencenichols9599]

A real “jack of all trades” 👍🏻 great video man. Keep them coming.

[@zacheagle7522]

Love watching you videos I am currently framing houses for myself but eventually would love to do what you do no overhead or headaches of trying to find people that want to work . I have the same thing as far as people call me when things break.

[@TheGeekiestGuy]

As I chip away at the crap job the last handyman did on the house my girlfriend and I are buying, I've been watching your videos. I'm on the big island of Hawaii so I deal with different sorts of issues. But it's nice to know that your videos are around for reference too. I have a few cams and I'm taping some of the stuff I'm doing but I have to give you credit for getting some good coverage while completing the work you do. Anyway, I appreciate you, bud. I how you're well out there. 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾👍🏾👌🏾

[@bobz5]

Great video. As an IT professional i've repaired everything, stoves, microwaves, fans etc... Even helped put up Christmas lights. You never know what you're going to get.

[@holla4duke213]

Always a good delivery!

[@z._axz]

a professional handyman. excellent work.

[@harrydejesus2975]

Hey buddy, you are a true Handyman. There is always alot of things for us Handyman to fix. Awesome repair. Cheers.

[@DaCrunkwizard]

I've worked on a few of those. Glad you gave it a shot, impressed.

[@Spittin_Bars]

Flown on Alaska Airlines all my life on my trips from Anchorage to Seattle, great airline. . .

[@galenjohnson1152]

This is the kind of stuff I do for side work I'm learning a lot from you you make it look easy thinking about starting my own business

[@franciscorojo3276]

Nice! I feel confident working on my own home , watching your videos! Thank you.

[@babyarm718]

Awww man, just noticed how you use your fans with filters in then instead of a vacuum that was genius. You learn something new everyday.

[@johnfskarinsr5764]

Thanks so much for all your wisdom that you shear.Dive shops have spray for mask to keep them from fogging up.

[@raztekabuitrierrez5046]

As a cook in a hospital and nowadays with the pandemic going on, we gotta wear our regular hair net and beard net, but now a mask and gogles because of covid. Our gogles fog too but we spray cooking spray inside the gogles then wipe it with a paper towel hahaha ( works just as good as any anti-fog product). Love the videos man! Keep up the good work

[@rcable3679]

Great videos! It's really helpful to see how you go about solving the various stumbling blocks you run into that are part of practically EVERY repair job! I won't say never, but hardly ever, are jobs as easy and straightforward as they often appear....and some jobs are simply off the wall. Which brings up a topic suggestion: initial estimating and revised, and actual what-it-takes-to-fix-this costs and therefore revised job pricing. It would be an enormous help to your viewers, be they other handy folk or potential customers, to have you put actual $ numbers on some typical --and maybe a few atypical--jobs such as this ventilator repair. I believe everyone benefits from an appreciation and understanding of reality. If this is awkward, then perhaps you might state your time and materials and viewers can plug these numbers into their own pricing formulas? Thanks for doing what you're doing.

[@nelsod76]

Nice work! You’re my kind of guy and would definitely I’m just starting out in the Handyman business after working as a supervisor in the oilfield and have since been called to erect an arch rib building, build a 30’x9’ raised garden bed with fence, build an insulated shed for potato storage, repair a Honda moped that wouldn’t run, repair a weed whipper, build a custom side table out of wood from their fathers old hay wagon, build a barn wood picture frame, a bathroom flood floor repair with new tub and surround install, install custom steel pipe fence with an entrance gate and gate operator, plus more and the list continues to grow. I even recently got a request to find and install a self monitored alarm system for a customer. I love making things work and having a variety of challenges that keeps me interested. I need to get to the $1000 a day like you talk about in another video. 👍👍👍

[@gebzed]

Nice job and as a Handyman myself with a lifetime of experience but new to the actual business I feel the same. A good handyman can fix about anything.

[@cbadcardaddy]

Thanks for posting these educational/entertaining videos!

[@ronnyc8251]

All these vids are great! I have been wanting to get into something like this in my area and your vids are awesome for giving me an idea of what to expect. Thanks H

[@robburton3255]

You really need to be a 'jack of all trades' to be a good handyman. You seem to have what it takes. I salute you!

[@andytaylor1588]

Much appreciate this video. Wasn't quite sure of the content of those roof fans. now I know. Thanks for your great content!

[@anthonygasbarro5241]

Really like the down to earth style you present in all your videos. Thx for sharing your experiences with us. It’s motivating me to put my experience into a similar type venture. I hope to one day have my business as together as yours. Regards, Tony G.

[@Victriol]

This was some ASMR to anyone who enjoys this kind of stuff. I know this is a little late, but not sure why this was so peaceful and enjoyable to me.

[@roadrunner1944]

I think many of us aspire to be a handyman. Anyone, male especially, needs to gain a few talents in home related repair. Watching your videos is like going to school and being taught. Thank you for your help.

[@fadyfayad352]

you are great handyman I had seen ever ,God bless you always

[@edweberjr.3800]

Great repair job! I enjoy your videos, keep making them.

[@Cajunisback]

you are a true definition of a handyman.

[@alancastro4843]

That yellow cushion you were ponding against is pretty neat. I could have used that a few times. Great videos!!! You look like the guy on Bulletproof.

[@ChadGPT-1.0]

I really wish I found you years ago... I had a personal delivery business in downtown Vancouver, BC that would have been perfect for doing KZbin videos. We have moved across the country and things are very different but your channel is helping me figure out my next move. Thanks.

[@dennisleblanc7933]

Thanks for making this video! I had a strange handyman request to plug up a large hole in the customer's side of her house where there were birds nesting. It was an interesting fix. The owner (a widow)was so pleased that she not only paid me but also included lunch!

[@jerparker6538]

You are awesome! I'd love to quit my job with your knowledge and fix, create, build, and even remove lol! Your vids are great and informative. keep them going.

[@kylancoghlan2064]

Dude, I love your channels, pleasure watching each and every video and that you seem to have fun doing then all.

[@futuresport1803]

Great work and vids. Thx handyman!

[@mankybrains]

Fun to know the stories with your clients.

[@TheOriginalFreak]

Love your videos for your knowledge, your stories, and your common sense approach to projects/jobs. Your dulcet tones are likely the cause of those viewers' sleepiness, not your lack of talent or knowledge; I call it the 'Bob Ross' effect.

[@robbyrabit]

I do HVAC and have had to replace a few of those. Not too bad, good work getting them up and running in a pinch.

[@hermanboing8489]

"Son of a..." :) I"ve caught myself numerous times trying not to cuss at a customer's house. Nice.

[@rickl6697]

I always tape up wire nuts too. Cheap insurance. Great video.

[@skutts]

You rule bro. I work in property maintenance. Love all the different shit I do and learn.

[@jessede1970]

Handyman your the best I'm jess from Helland in Cornwall in the UK my best to you and your family 😀😀😀😀 nice vent fixing on the van

[@nicolascarranza8287]

Good work. Always come here for more knowledge on how to do things the right way

[@keithrogers8868]

Like the way you started with handyman 101 , keep it going.

[@WCW4469]

Enjoyed this one, great to see the day in the life videos.

[@ElectricBlade]

This is funny lol. getting the rabbit out of the rabbit hole lol. Yea I watch this videos because its educational of how to do things properly or at least if you dont have the money. Those rentals he fixes always gives the cheap fix options which lets face it in a pandemic we have to be prepared and sometimes be saving where we can. Awesome video.

[@scottydogbigg2991]

Great video guy. I like all your informational videos. Jack of all trades...

[@caremendfast]

Thumbs UP ! Your Easy going Character Is an Essential part of the Solution(s). The Correct Attitude, Knowledge, Curiosity, Tools and Time Will Work Anytime. And Is It Always About Money? Not Always... Good Job !

[@MrLike2surf]

Great job. Being an old HVAC tech, I would have done the same thing, since time was of the essence.

[@lilbuik]

"Had these for a couple hours aaaaand....they're fukcin' up.." 🤣😆😅

[@charlesbryan7137]

Loved the rubber mallet!

[@ruckusbuckem]

keep videos like these going. I learn a lot from your videos. I'm a maintenance tech and it help's me when I have question's. I don't know it all, you learn something new everyday. Thanks.

[@brokentinsel]

The whole time I'm watching this I'm thinking "I would love that job" Time constraint, client is cool with whatever MacGiver type fix you can come up with, and the fix will probably not be touched until the next time they hit a tree. Love it ! Also it will work until they hit another tree.

[@lizwynaco2222]

Rubber hammer magic.I've got 6 sizes..way too handy when you need one. Good job.

[@frankornelaz8234]

You may look into buying a dead blow hammer. ( it has in beanies it and will not bounce like a rubber hammer) thanks

[@dougstreu3006]

Doug strep I think u saved me some money already! Thanks hip I helped u r lory Thom

[@Folsomdsf2]

I'm assuming he has one, but that's not going to help much in this job for the most part. It's also NOT the appropriate job for a TRUE fix to this.

[@hirammartinez952]

👍👍up always enjoy watching your videos thank you for your time bro I’ve been doing handyman for 18 years and I’m still learning

[@garybaugh8302]

Great advice as always,

[@fritzcaddy]

Excellent attention to detail

[@jjp365nine8]

Like watching can't turn off. Keep em coming.

[@AaronCo29]

Just seen this one tonight. Great Job Handyman! You're Hired, When can YOU start? LOL This is the kind of equipment I work on, on a daily basis, as well as HVAC. Here you need a Master Mechanical License to do that kind of work, not sure about there, and I can tell you, most companies would tell him, "It's trashed and needs replaced" but like you, I would have beat the thing out to get him going and get the installation of the new one at a later date. That fan is made out of spun aluminum and that switch may have came with that unit, but "Code" usually wants to see it on there, it's a safety thing for the tech when he is working on it.

[@jastiksk8crw]

One of the most satisfying videos because you saved the day

[@jaydegelder2964]

i LIKE HEARING ALL YOUR BACK STORIES, KEEP GOING. !!!

[@BHANGUVIDEOSUK]

Well done Handy man. Great man!!

[@sevmassyn5660]

I'm also a handyman and can truly say you are one of the gud ones Cape Town Republic of South Africa

[@luvdub1]

I don't have a question or a comment. But I have watched a few of your videos today and I'm really enjoying them. I started doing work with TaskRabbit and I enjoy the work. I want to learn how to get better. Thanks for all of the effort you put into these.

[@shawnearly6572]

It is amazing how much stuff u are able to fix.

[@KSPENCER4240]

That is the cleanest vent fan I have ever seen. All the ones I've worked on have 1/2 of grease on them.

[@harrisonboone2248]

A leather bag filled with sand and a dead blow hammer is great for beating out metal like that. A job well done. Thumbs up.

[@adanesi1884]

I'm commenting because it helps. Thanks for everything you do!

[@EngineeringVignettes]

+1 for that little yellow marrett hiding under the cover plate. I know your frustration. Good job on banging that back into shape. - Eddy

[@johnburger4557]

Awesome job i run across almost any jobs that way,keeps me busy

[@Mylife-md1zv]

Good call on the archery target for a backer !!