Few People Know These SPEED SQUARE HACKS (Tools Hacks Tips)

[@WaltWW]

Great to have y'all back making videos!

[@keith5017]

It was good and I’m glad to see you back making regular videos!

[@MikeC19100]

I worked in the construction business for more than 20 years and I can honestly say that I didn’t know most of these tips even though I had the same tools you used in this video. I knew about using the chalk box as a plumb bob, but, your right, it needs to be a quality version of the tool because the cheaper ones aren’t built as nicely and won’t be as accurate. Thanks for making this video and sharing these tips.

[@mcseforsale]

Loving the reboot, guys. We missed y'all.

[@typhoontim125]

Brilliant seeing ye back in full flow...ye are two amazing individuals who inspire and educate in spades! More power to ye!! Respect from Ireland!☘

[@theodorebowers9737]

Missed you ❤️👍

[@keithbrookshire]

Excellent information!

[@nicholasdeluca3580]

Great info..... braaaahahhahhhaaaa... LOVE the ending !

[@mercse]

DAMN!!! Great tips! Thanks for the info, Jesse!!

[@CutiePuff0]

Your channel has inspired me a lot. Thank you

[@adeladahdah4418]

Wow. You explained the stairs stringers so well! Thank you!

[@tomlarge8841]

Nice to see videos coming from you guys

[@xboxter]

Thanks for this!

[@aaro_n]

Another great video

[@karenbrest187]

Good explanation video 👌

[@timmywarren2349]

Very good Video 👍 👍

[@tmnd4444]

Speed squares may be on siding, sheetrock, and other materials.

[@joefugate9338]

Thanks

[@horneygeorgeforge7079]

another trick loggers use to estimate the height of a tree, using the same principle. walk away from the tree or building. stop about where to think the tree height should be if it were laying on the ground. bend over looking between your legs until you see the top of the tree. when you find that spot. that is were the top of the tree will hit when it falls. try it it never fails.

[@ekhaat]

Brilliant

[@macp349]

Those stair gages are the bees knees. Where did you grab those from?

[@ThePandaBeat]

Good video! Do you have a video about laser levels? Edit: I need to buy one for an odd-place cabinet instalation, but I don't know what to look-for in a laser so I don't waste money...

[@purelivingforlife]

Good one. Added to the content flow! Def some dos and donts.

[@luckynyaa2826]

Wish you the best. Whatever happened, keep up.

[@hanzon]

Have you in the US considered going from inches to millimeters and centimeters?

[@kennyhornby9704]

Never use your legs to rest material on to cut.

[@gsyguy1]

Your 2nd tip is 1000 + yeas old, then they used an A frame and plumb bob or string with a weight on the end ,not knocking the speed square just an old thing that can be used in todays life

[@teeveeviewerski3381]

OG YT'rs here. o7