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[@user-wl5tj9wk9m]

Всё классно, многое из показанного применял, работает. Спасибо.

[@bell6446]

Outstanding. I especially liked your use of plastic bottles for dust collection and forming custom trays. Thanks for sharing!

[@MrMultiblades]

Great ideas, the miter clamp was brilliant. Thank you, sir.

[@anthonyburchill8213]

Since I've retired I've begun making things out of recycled wood and these tips will come in infinitely handy!! thank you very much!

[@swankypond2245]

i like wood

[@user-gl6le2rw5d]

Спасибо! Постараюсь запомнить, много полезных придумок!

[@javeedsultan8484]

Congratulations my friend The first KZbin video that any basic DIYer is able to use these hacks with basic tools

[@debbeyhester2777]

One of the best collection of tricks out there! Thanks!

[@JohnLee-ed8yi]

Thanks you for so many useful tips. I specially like the picking up the metal shavings with bag on the magnet. I always had trouble cleaning the magbet after pciking up the savings.

[@umelec-diy]

😉👍🤝

[@antoniohernandez9475]

@@umelec-diy ,

[@joaoroberto9255]

Beleza

[@user-qz8ex3gb2k]

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[@user-oc8uo4fr7c]

Гениально! Вот это я называю творческим подходом! Лайкос!

[@DarrenHughes-Hybrid]

A lot of good ideas! There was only 1 that I already do, so thank you for all the other ideas. I'll use many of them as I need to!

[@trevorwalton]

Lemme guess, joining power cords with an overhand knot? I thought that was pretty common knowledge. I've been doing that so long I don't even remember where I learned it. Probably my dad.

[@The.Pickle]

Saved to Favorites & Liked. There are some really useful ideas in this video, thanks for posting.

[@frogworth1622]

Lol I've been a woodworker 35 years and some of these I have to admit I didn't know! I like the threaded rod hack (that's always a pain) but especially the drill a pipe hole with a line layout to drill centre...great with a drillpress especially. Ok I'll share one I didn't see: to find centrepoint on a board lay your tape diagonally lining up two marks (say 10" on one edge and 20" on other edge (as long as the tape is diagonal almost like along a mitre cut line). The 15" mark on your tape would then be the centrepoint of the board.

[@StevenTravelVlog]

Some of these tips are useful for DIY around the house. Thanks

[@benjamingarciamartinez9749]

Todos estos consejos siempre serán útiles, ya sea para unos o para otros.

[@MotionGraphicsBackground]

Very awesome tips on how to make things easier! 👍

[@MrMytube46]

Have used quite a few of these tips in the past, worth watching them all.

[@johndavid3474]

A few of the innovations I already knew about. However a lot I have never tried or knew about especially those creative cable tie ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[@thegearhead]

I really love these videos... made by persons that actually DO THINGS instead of wasting time in chat rooms or gaming. Thank you for helping to make my projects easier!!!

[@shogotmty]

heey!.... u see? i died with that granade 🙃

[@BeingRomans829ed]

How refreshing that this video not only actually has useful tips and tricks, but the author didn't call them "hacks".

[@Phoenix-rising]

and talking 15 minutes about what he is going to say in the first place.

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

For videos of this sort we could very well do without the music.

[@jholgol]

Qual e a melhor lavadora de roupa da Brastemp

[@AlexIshutin]

Всё гениальное просто. Просто фантастика!

[@user-xo5nr6nv9v]

Супер идеи, человек творческий, успехов вам!

[@mattquigley4340]

You have some fantastic tips & ideas thank you

[@umelec-diy]

👍🤝🤝🤝

[@nicomedesmadriz]

Muy buenas soluciones . . lots of good solutions. . много хороших решений

[@umelec-diy]

🤝🤝🤝

[@nelkuya2009]

This is good stuff! I like it, some ideas are useful. Thank you professor.

[@marcialblandondaza4232]

Какие классные видео, самые лучшие!!! 👍👍

[@jdc9528]

Great tips! THANK YOU!

[@gordonskelton7826]

Some brilliant ones in this that I have not seen before. Cable tie and dowel for cavity fixing is genius. Liked and subscribed.

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

Why not just get a cable clip? 😂

[@user-xy3zb3ir6v]

Круто, такой сборник реально полезен

[@domenicomileto37]

Danke für die Tipps, hat Spaß gemacht zuzuschauen.

[@Mycouponman]

Awesome! Great job. Thanks

[@Stormsteed]

Many clever tips, thanks!

[@arzainc1]

Actually for Change some very useful and NEW ideas... thanks for sharing

[@umelec-diy]

Thank you!

[@andreassteyer1404]

Very good and realy usefull. When i saw first the picture and titel of video i think, oh another clip with tips nobody in real life ever used. But i went wrong. Very usefull. Thanks for sharing your know how. Greets from Germany

[@butchhaight]

Ingenious!!! I knew about a couple of them but no clue for others. Thanks!!!

[@umelec-diy]

🤝🤝🤝

[@Palmit_]

the cable tie with screw in middle for using as rawl plug AND as a cable holder was a good one. thanks :)

[@olgashizukowidner8568]

Muito interessante e proveitosa .Gostei muito . Obrigada .

[@umelec-diy]

Thank you!

[@CathyCrothers]

Pure magic!! Thank you!

[@sailr]

incredibly clever stuff! Thanks.

[@umelec-diy]

Thank you!

[@kidjetrecon7153]

Where there’s a will there’s always a way. Nothing is impossible except opening your mind possibilities are endless.

[@tester56752]

Как всегда полезности👍

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо🤝

[@user-fz7nc8zw9r]

Руки растут от куда надо

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо Юрий🤝

[@GARAGE100]

Серега, привет🤝 отличная подборка!👍

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо Семён 👍🤝

[@bobsmith544]

This guy has a nice workshop! (even looks like he's got speakers built into one of his racks :) )

[@mcsmama]

@15:06 Simple Mitered-Corner Brace Support. Cut wood piece square... draw 2 diagonal lines across corner to corner... drill 1" hole through exact middle with Forstner bit... use jig or band saw to cut 1/4 section out along the lines. Use larger 3/4-portion to support outer corner of picture frame, & smaller 1/4-portion to support inner corner... apply compression clamp to straight edges inside & out to hold securely. Might have to make that center hole bigger if want to be able to tack the outside corners with brads. Otherwise, can apply hardware to the flat side of the miter. LOVE THIS!!! Thank you! [1.5.2022]

[@davechapman490]

This also helps if you're gluing the joint, the hole in the center allows the glue to squeeze from the joint without then adhering to whatever you're holding it with...and also allows to get your finger in there to wipe it away before it dries. Although, I know some who allow the glue to dry so it can be cut away later. I like to wipe away and then after it dries, a quick couple of passes with a very fine grit sandpaper takes away all residue.

[@lindamarsh6711]

Why cant these types of sites realize we as viewers don’t need loud obnoxious music. We’d like to just be watching silence! Very helpful ideas. Thanks!👏🏻🇨🇦

[@umelec-diy]

🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@lindamarsh6711]

@@umelec-diy 🇨🇦❤️ love you ideas. Many sites are removing music and just showing great ideas. Music is a distraction. Thank you!

[@rustycarz7044]

Thank you for the great ideas!

[@antonioferrarista7304]

Very interesting tips, simple but skill.

[@robotusan]

For the one with filling a screw hole with sawdust and superglue...that works great if you're going to paint over it, or it won't be seen. If if it's going to be unpainted and seen, use wood glue instead. I worked cabinetry for 20 years and would always have jars of sawdust from each type of wood that we used. When I got done filling a hole, you could barely tell there had been a hole there.

[@umelec-diy]

👍🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@NathanThompsonBlueEyes]

Thanks for making the video, but most of these are more expensive in materials than just buying the correct tool for the job. You can get cheap version of the tools necessary to solve almost all of these problems at Harbor Freight or Menard's for probably equivalent or sometimes even less. Some of the jury-rigging ideas were pretty good, though.

[@TinaICXCNIKA]

Thank you for some ingenious tips!

[@davidg1950]

All I can say is "HOW COOL" and thanks for sharing these tips!

[@umelec-diy]

👍🤝🤝🤝

[@shamilibragim-oglo9094]

@@umelec-diy Ох

[@SteveMacSticky]

That's pretty cool to form your own trays from scrap bottles. Also the wooden jig for drilling a hole in metal tube is good idea

[@SteveMacSticky]

The cable ties in concrete is a good idea

[@manp1039]

the drilling of hole into metal tub trick was one of the big take aways i got from this video as well.. I have often struggled with out to drill a hole in a round object without the large expense of time and space required of a drill press.

[@user-cx8um6ed8r]

Спасибо! Очень дельные советы! Когда-нибудь да пригодятся! 👍❤🍒🇷🇺🖐

[@user-yw5lb5sv9v]

Здорово. Нашёл полезное. Спасибо.

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо Николай🤝

[@loranelizabeth9148]

Using tie wraps for anchors is a super idea!

[@dentalforward7792]

very interesting and informative Thanks

[@alekseyborsuk9752]

Спасибо, много полезного

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо🤝

[@RB-im5mk]

Close to retirement I am still learning, Thank you from Canada.

[@greg8326]

Some really excellent solutions and some of which I've been using myself for years. Would love to just sit down and chat with you........for like a week! LOL!

[@lidiamartinez989]

Gracias por compartír tan buenas ideas!!! Desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@vancelombardi2953]

U. K

[@vancelombardi2953]

Posted

[@scanmanau7561]

You Sir are a genius... Brilliant

[@terrystevens8890]

Good ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[@umelec-diy]

🤝

[@scottlittle8380]

This is by far the best I have seen for a small hack collection.

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо👍🤝

[@Ernest-888]

Полезно! Благодарю!

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо🤝

[@davidmiera8858]

Brilliant! a lot of great ideas.

[@SamJones1956]

Гениальные идеи. Спасибо за информацию и наилучшие пожелания из Австрии.

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо🤝

[@SamJones1956]

@@umelec-diy 👋

[@auspiciouscloud8786]

All of the ideas were fantastic, video is one of my channel favorites now! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏼

[@anthony2816]

Some of these tips are SO OBVIOUS, yet they've never occurred to me before watching your video. E.g. the idea of using a threaded bolt to spread wood glue, or the plastic-bag-over-the-magnet Thanks so much for sharing these.

[@joesaiditstrue]

a lot of these things have been used in Russia for decades because certain tools and items weren't available to them due to the wests refusal to engage in trade post USSR, the Russian people have been forced to improvise in a number of ways. most videos like this on KZbin are generally from Russian content creators

[@ghazman6141]

What I liked was that he made the video bi-lingual :)

[@bull2100]

some of the cable tie ones are very handy!, but please... cut those cable ties flush!, those will cut you to pieces!

[@anthony2816]

@@joesaiditstrue Ah, I wondered about all the Russian names and comments...

[@michaelreeves8164]

Some really neat and useful tips, thank you.

[@Itsme-wk5zw]

I agree

[@vogel-undigelgartenhd]

Tatsächlich genial. Danke für´s zeigen

[@thomaspayne130]

The bottle cap knobs would be GREAT for a razor knife

[@DomashMaster]

Рабочие идеи!

[@umelec-diy]

😉🤝

[@jthepickle7]

Many good tips! Thanks

[@bobsmith544]

I never knew that plastic soda bottles would shrink from a heat gun! That information alone is worth watching this video, along with all the other great little tricks!

[@jeffersonjames3000]

how do you not know that its plastic

[@SchoolforHackers]

Opens up a whole world of molding possibilities

[@manp1039]

yes.. and this now is another reason i can justify buying a heating gun. I had been avoiding it because the only reason were few, that i could think of, such as for to shrink heat shrink tubing.. but i can just use a lighter for smale jobs.. but I like the idea of using it for softening and shrinking plastic from bottles for making molds I m wondering if i made strips out of the plastic bottles and wrapped something, overlaying the plastic strips, if the plastic would, if it got hot enough, become sticky and the strips would stick to eachother.

[@TheRealJPhillips]

As silly as some of those were, these videos have become so abundant over the past few months it's crazy

[@umelec-diy]

Просто эти видео в тренде и будут еще пару месяцев :)

[@user-og1hs8bp3f]

Под метизы и мелочёвку я обычно просто обрезаю бутылки. Они получаются другой формы, но тоже очень удобно. К тому же обрезать можно любой высоты. Сама фишка формовки феном суппер. В общем фсё понравилось. Спасибо.

[@umelec-diy]

Благодарю🤝

[@hanszahl5706]

Lot of use of these know how depends obviously on tool equipment as we can see it here. For normal there is less time for home working people to make fantastic helping tools before solving a problem...

[@pitboss7476]

A few things i already do in here .... but a lot of good stuff in here to use in the future ... thanks!

[@manp1039]

these are some great tips and tricks. As I watch these it helps me be more creative in coming up with solutions for things in my own life. I am considering making a channel for videos with tips and tricks i have used with wire hangers. The reason I like wire hangers is because they have been so plentiful and people tend to throw them away. And the wire can be used for so many different things. It just occured to me on how usefull Glue gun could be used to fill some small DIY castings of objects I need to replicate. I am wondering if it would be possible to melt plastin into glue gun stick shapes to use the plastic in a glue gun to ooze out plastic

[@tramlad2]

Superb, some fantastic tips, you are a superb tradesman,

[@dman0044]

Interesting; tying the cords is something I've done for 50 years, drilling into a cylinder or flat metal; have a hole punch ( adjustable) makes a dimple so the drill bit stays in place, have a telescopic tool with a magnet on end. I have made a box and other things from scrap. I like Baltic birch plywood, it's costly. Hammering a nail to release a cable tie; go from the back if you can. drill holes in a block of wood to cut dowel rods so they don't split/splinter using the radial arm saw.

[@johnwattdotca]

Thin, eight-ply birch plywood, is what Marshall amplifiers used for their speaker cabinets.

[@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741]

Repent to Jesus Christ “But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.” ‭‭2 Thessalonians‬ ‭3:3‬ ‭NIV

[@capt.martin5169]

Great Video! Thanks!

[@TheG.L.a.b]

I have never seen those types of tricks. This was really incredible.

[@-Leha-]

Отличная подборка 👍👍👍

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо Алексей🤝

[@theitineranthistorian2024]

excellent content, ideas and music

[@olgajewelry4178]

Спасибо вам за полезные советы!👍👍👍

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо🤝

[@user-wq1pe7hv8q]

мужчина с головой и руками - это клад!, спасибо

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо вам🤝

[@charlesjones1273]

Muy buenas soluciones . . lots of good solutions

[@electronixTech]

Quite clever! I like the music too. It reminds me a bit of Tangerine Dream. You've got a new subscriber.

[@joycejohnson7640]

This man is a genius!

[@Erniethebear]

These are great solotions to problems that literally no one has. I guess there are worse ways to spend your time, but I can't think of any at the moment.

[@ceciliagarcespenagos3317]

un saludodesde colobia gracias por tus enseñanzas son muy utilesb

[@grandolph9281]

The plastic bottle to tray trick is cool can use to make disposable trays for epoxies, glue, paint etc.

[@Robot007]

Great ideas! Thank you. I turned the volume off, the music became annoying to me. Dasvidania.😊

[@larryweiss7170]

This guy is a genius.

[@lovemachine83698]

great ideas and tips subscribed video loved it

[@Alanoffer]

I use PVA glue and wood dust to fill the holes that way you can’t tell the difference in colour , great ideas though very useful

[@craigkirich9646]

2 for you: Paint roller "burgers". Take duct tape (18") and stick one end under a cabinet over-hang etc. Hold the other sticky-side up and run the fresh roller over it and grab all the fuzzies. Medium size garbage cans (shop or kitchen) when you put a plastic bag in the trapped pressure needs to be pushed out. Drill 1/2" holes (4-6) around perimeter 12" from bottom. Bag doesn't balloon and no smell can come out as the bag remains intact.

[@VovaV-hu8iz]

Молодец! Очень понравилось!

[@umelec-diy]

Спасибо👍🤝

[@sergyblessed1015]

All right! Turn your brain on turbo level! Правильно всё. Главное включить мозги )))

[@k2_tech745]

That nail in a drill for making holes is neat - maybe someday someone will invent something like this purpose built to put in a drill and drill holes....

[@riverraisin1]

HaHa. Or maybe they can invent nails in 1/16th inch increments that we can smash the ends down and have a whole set of different sizes. Say, like, up to 1/2 inch? And they could fit into an index case for easy storage. Nah, it'll never catch on.

[@jakerazmataz852]

@@riverraisin1 All extra unnecessary, costly, steps. This is for the handyman, NOT a professional.

[@neilmunro7961]

I love the bottle top handles