HANDYMAN AND CONSTRUCTION TIPS AND TRICKS THAT REALLY WORK

[@wowtech999]

It would be fantastic if you could share your thoughts with WOW Tech and don't forget to hit that subscribe button! And want to see more cool tips? Check this video also! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH_RapmQhZ1sotU

[@aldamon007]

😅😅

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Your commentary is totally unnecessary. ..

[@83AirGuy]

No, this entire video is unnecessary and very laughable

[@dawnabbott2349]

😊😊😊

[@stupidasso6183]

This is literally some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen and I've never seen anyone in construction ever use any of this bullshit.

[@Surprisedus]

Great to hear there's a wealth of practical wisdom shared! More detailed demonstrations could indeed enhance the learning experience for everyone involved. Looking forward to seeing those improvements in future updates!

[@Vieweratlarge]

Lots of distilled wisdom from the field here. My only problem is some of the techniques are not shown clearly enough. Just a little more time showing a few of them in better detail could help a lot! Thanks!

[@susannebrunberg4174]

Yes. I want to do the arch. But couldn't really catch it...

[@Trish0305]

I agree slow down on showing them ✌️

[@ItsWillLee]

Some good tips, but this video was milking the algorithm 😅

[@supermaple1919]

My thoughts, exactly

[@Yes.FunNow]

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[@scottsmith7191]

Where are the names and links to the original posters -- you know, the people that actually OWN the copyrights?

[@robynweddington5247]

I freaking LOVE this video!!! Now I'm just hoping that I can implement some of these techniques around my home on my own.😊 Thank you for sharing!

[@wowtech999]

You are so welcome!

[@JosephStephenson-o6n]

Drilling hole straighter than the first one, but the second one certainly wasn't straight!

[@RichardDames]

Now THAT is a VERY SATISFYING video to watch! WOW! Some tricks I already use. But I can honestly say, 80% are NEW and MIND BLOWING! Huge Thanks for this upload.

[@wowtech999]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@StingerSecSol]

There were several good ideas here. Thanks

[@wowtech999]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chelin7023]

The creativity of these workers blow my mind! So simple, so elegant, so ingenious!

[@stupidasso6183]

You've never were construction so you don't realize just how fucking stupid a lot of this is

[@cortex333]

OMG OMG! painting the old curtain!!!!

[@MightyClunkers]

The different tricks used are awesome. Its very accurate and clean to look at. These guys really knows what they’re doing.

[@boredymcboredface8624]

No they dont

[@ModeratelySpeaking]

The trick with the credit card, binder clip, and tape measure - Super Useful !!

[@bikingcat3283]

Best video like this that I have ever seen.

[@godsinbox]

rules of builders 1. management short course, dont waste earning potential with a trade 2. practice passive aggression 3. time. time is meaningless but project completion must be early to receive the bonus only you know is in the contract.

[@madzoo4763]

So good! Thank you very much for all these tips and tricks!!!

[@wowtech999]

Thank you! I’m very glad that these tips and tricks are helpful to you! If you need more information or have any questions, feel free to ask!

[@sandralaw8196]

Great ideas but wish you would slow down a little, please.

[@carabiner7999]

2:06 As someone who worked in the Trades, rehabbing houses for a couple of decades, if you cut the nozzle at a 45%-ish angle, you can fine-tune the bead size as you push forward by adjusting the gun's angle to the work. And what you'll definitely get is a neat and even slightly concave bead, and one that's been sealed firmly at both sides to the surfaces.n Pulling it can stretch the caulk bead, meaning it will crack eventually. But hey, you do you. EDIT: You can also use blue painter's tape on either side, to help keep the bead consistent and there are also some cheap (I think under $10) caulk tools; one side will have a sharp side for digging out the old stuff, and the other, a soft rubber, rounded tip, for smoothing out the bead. I used to dampen my finger to smooth an acrylic bead, but for a silicone one, the tool is a nice option.

[@wowtech999]

Very detailed comment! Thank you!

[@carabiner7999]

@@wowtech999 You're welcome. Look, there are usually a few ways to do construction, and those of us who have been doing it for years found out the best/correct way through experience. I have certainly pulled enough caulk beads in my life! Just trying to help. I took a break from watching, or I was going to keep commenting on things people were showing, but I'll come back. The rule is to do it correctly the best way you know how, and that works for you, when it's a DIY. As a paid worker, I have to do it right, or the client is wasting money, and I'm wasting my time. One house from the 1800s I was rehabbing had massive amounts of peeling and chipped paint. Yes, lead was involved. The client asked why I was scraping off and sanding the paint, before painting. I had to explain to him that if I didn't, the peeling would continue, which would render my work useless, as it would have to be fixed, again.

[@NikiBechusWTF]

Excellent workman tips, many I've seen for the first time. Will save this to come back to as there are loads of 'em. TX💯

[@creative-g2c]

Thank you for this useful content

[@oryjen1]

Such smart solutions! SHE will love it, sure!

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

i used to work at a hardware store and a customer came in one day and he was explaining his problem to me about needing to clean out, it was either two or three inch PVC pipe, that was running underground that was just being used to water plants and stuff. And so I came up with the idea to buy a paint roller and pull a paint roller through to clean it out and he did and it worked great. Even if something happened and the paint roller got stuck it too was still hollow so it would not have completely blocked the pipe if something happened

[@diyathomevn]

hi, modern machine, i have learned a lot of useful things, good application, thank you for sharing

[@teresawingbermuehle4212]

These are so greatthese types of tricks should play on tvs as a loop in High schools 😊😊😊

[@sergejschmidt9110]

Perfekt und Klasse gemacht 👍👍👍

[@betaniawaeger2398]

Adoro estes vídeos, são bem educativos e agiliza muito nossos trabalhos, gratidão a todos que transmitem um pouco de seu conhecimento. Deus vos abençoem🌟🥰🙏

[@NubianNemesisArise]

Omgosh, cutting the sheetrock against the steps idea just saved me heartache 🎉👍

[@mrsunyofficial]

Very creative video !

[@wowtech999]

Thank! Please check your email because we have an invitation for you!

[@debbieaustin8517]

I wish I could remember these methods!

[@jenniferpeitz5137]

Roofers do not get paid enough. 😂

[@donniegoodnature1816]

I’ve never laughed so hard! I’ve built houses for 25yrs and that was the most funniest stuff ever for the 13 minutes of watching. Terrific stuff 😁

[@federicomayol8929]

Very cool, the balloon tip blown my mind

[@Nancy-ch3vx]

All of these "hacks" were cool. The one I needed the most was the light fixture fix...thanks! I used it immediately.

[@Carola9680]

Thanks! You are brilliant!👏🏿

[@drewmiller6437]

I love this video

[@McDIY]

Great new tips and tricks. Thank you.

[@wowtech999]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gabrieledean8225]

Problem solving at its finest. 😊❤

[@Westfale_DE]

I've seen a lot of nonsense on other channels, but this video is fantastic. Wow.

[@wowtech999]

Glad you liked it!

[@JimmyTiman]

Chinese skyscrapers are built this way. Amazing!! Wow sooo gooood

[@FranciscoMaldonado-fr5sg]

❤Cool videos Very interesting ideas😃😃😃

[@Digidab]

Thank You !

[@Thesaurcery4U2C]

Toothbrush on the grout = not at all Rubber hose hinges = why not? Drill hole in face of block to avoid breaking it = ? if you want a hole in the face of it? but that seems damaged as well. Quick glue to hold block down while proper adhesive dries = Great. I do this, but I put both adhesives on the back away from each other. Quick holds while other dries. Duct tape caulking tip = Quit cuttings your tips so deep in the first place. Sawdust and glue = I don't know what the final floor is to be, but the gaps in between are for seasonal expansion. But he had obvious down this several times judging by his movement. I'm curious. Vinyl base = no tip or trick, just the proper way to cut inside/outside corners 4 Strings to hold drywall patch = no good. piece is now being held by compound alone, and will crack over time. Install block or board into hole securing it with screws thru existing drywall leaving enough wood exposed to fasten patch with screws as well. The 2nd video showing this is correct. As well as the 3rd video on hole patches. 90deg. pencil = Lol. I love it. HE... He.. he. Cutting a circle in sheetrock with your finger as the center compass point = you won't be able to do this without your 10k hrs. Very few hangers even do it like that. I knew of only 2 myself. Bringing 70 pound bundles of shingles up a 12 - 12 pitched roof (45% im guessing pitch) = Don't lip off to this guy at the bar as he is not installing, but ONLY bucks weight. Same goes for those who deliver drywall for a living. 2 sheets at a time, whatever length and thickness, up and down stairs, around corners, through window openings. Don't Cross em. Lol. Arched doorway installation = Yeah, ok. But if you have never pulled mud (finished sheetrock with compound) your probably not going to understand why you have so much sanding to do, to have it come out looking EHHH. 4in. PVC splice = Kinda cool to see if you don't have a matching I.D. splice to match. 3 sided drywall cut = pretty slick, and I had not seen that before. Clipping credit card to tape because of a inside 90deg point = Bring tape closer to you and go beyond board with tape to get proper number. yes, yes i understand that it could be the only way. Still don't do that. The clip on your tape has a push/pull of 1/8th in. Figure out how to use it. Lol The Pipe The Potato & The explosive = What did I miss? GIANT WOODEN WRENCH = Lol, absolutely love it. People are great. It only needed the opening and a long handle, but he took the time to shape it cool like that. Otherwise their were some ok to neat things, and a couple I had never even seen a version of that appeared to be fantastic ideas. I seem a couple neat ones I have done a little better versions of, but the ones similar that were better versions sent my mind back in history thinking of what ifs. That's where the gold is. Just some observations from a guy with 25 plus years in residential / commercial, and new / remodeled construction. and The other 10 plus in aircraft fabrication and as a machinist. So I like seeing thing that have been done one way, actually improvised and improved, especially when it is so simple, that you can't believe everyone hasn't picked this up yet. If you have a critique of my critique, please do share, as any better knowledge is only something to learn. Feelings are unnecessary to intake information. Cool video. Thanks.

[@wowtech999]

Wow, we are really surprised and happy to receive this detailed feedback from an experienced person like you. We've read them all and make sure we'll try to put together videos with more great content in the future. Hope you will stay with our channel, thank you very much!

[@Thesaurcery4U2C]

@@wowtech999 Of course I will. I honestly posted as helpful clarification. I don't expect too many people understand some of the nuances of these things, so maybe I could save someone a headache down the line. But your videos are great.

[@TimberTitansUS]

*This channel is my daily motivation. Thanks for sharing such valuable tips. I'll definitely give some of these a try!*

[@Dirshaun]

I saw him use that credit card and paper clamp to get the measurement on his tape measure. An easy way to do it is just measure one side out 3 inches, or what ever number you like and make a mark. Then measure from the opposite corner to your mark and add 3 inches. No credit card or clamp needed and no bending your tape.

[@trendingfarmus]

Creativity is great at work. Thanks for your video.

[@usaearthling]

This is great. Love all the ideas, and of course, you learn something new every day.

[@charlenemack7040]

I just subscribed today January 30, 2024. 😊💙

[@dmariewalker6880]

If only I could remember how to do this when needed.

[@elizabethjarrett8473]

Great tips, really enjoyed watching. Thanks So Much !!!! 😅🤎

[@AnthonyLuna-w7v]

This video are really helpful

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 great 👍 amazing ☝️ideas 💡 👏👏👏👍🎥👋☮️

[@wowtech999]

Most welcome 😊

[@mikesahle1193]

@@wowtech999 🙏👍💡☮️

[@katedewitt3599]

love this video TY

[@Mel-f4m7b]

Thank you for sharing. Ingenious

[@wowtech999]

Thanks for watching!

[@lm-pt1pz]

i wish i could remember at least half of the tipps ^^

[@Dalipfunnyfun]

🙏 हर हर महादेव हर हर महादेव 🙏हँसते हुए लोगो की संगत सुगंध की दूकान जैसी होती है इसलिए my संगत में रहा करो 💪😑🤭😬😂कुछ न खरीदो तो भी शरीर तो महका ही देती है सादगी परम सौंदर्य है क्षमा उत्कृष्ट बल है विनम्रता सबसे अच्छा तर्क है और अपनापन सर्वश्रेष्ठ रिश्ता है 🙏🙏 जय श्री महाकाल जी हर हर महादेव हर हर महादेव 🙏🙏

[@juliedavis9235]

Thank for sharing for going to save me a lot of time and hassle with my home improvements. I do myself .thanks so much Julie

[@jeots962]

Bottlecap tool rack is now in my future thanks to you. Thank you I’m looking forward to some more videos.👍

[@wowtech999]

We're sure to have lots of helpful tips for our upcoming videos! Thanks for watching

[@TheLakingc]

Wish this was slower and in a topic series so they could also be searched. Some were so fast that i had no idea what i was seeing. Honestly, i got tired watching it and trying to keep up. I quit long before it was over. Inwanted to share, but no one i kniw would wztch it like this, i am sorry. So many awesome ideas, thank you.

[@terrysmit4629]

Why not slow the video to half speed or .75 with the control bottom right of the screen.

[@validationboy]

Wow. That was honest af

[@ЛолитаБортникова]

Я залипла, прямо круто!

[@mixedup5037]

I wish if I could seen this video sooner. Awesome video. Subscribed today

[@wowtech999]

Thanks for the sub!

[@crazyturtlemama]

Amazing. Mind blown!

[@wowtech999]

Glad you liked it!

[@federicomayol8929]

When you 're ready, the master appears

[@pot_kivach160]

amazing tips! Subscribed!

[@eliassefoloshesefoloshe657]

Thank you so much for the video,I have learned a lot ❤

[@wowtech999]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MemphisBlues-JG]

Ok, so where do I buy these things? No links? Big money in referrals. (at this level anyway)

[@silverdragonian3312]

oh this is awesome ty guys

[@sheilastahl633]

Shared your video with several friends that could learn a better way of doing things per your video. Lots of ideas and great ones too.

[@wowtech999]

Awesome, thank you!

[@andrezepol]

Buenísimos!!!

[@thesicklemodernagriculture]

smart ideas

[@Sanderly1820]

What was the reason for the fire cracker and potato hack

[@pamelacooper2419]

Now this is a GREAT video!!!!! I'm always trying to do something lol Thanks

[@JustAnotherGoddess52]

It seems these are all Tim Tok level snaps of information. The tips are SO useful, but I need more time to learn from the clips. Can you slow it down please or lengthen them? Thank you

[@VFranco-cb5kh]

I enjoy watching your videos. I a quick question what's the website you use to locate parts? I have a Troy Bilt chipper - shredder I'm trying to rebuild.

[@sarosa8372]

This channel is what keep me going every day . Thanks for sharing great tips, i will definitely try some of these out ☺️

[@TimberTitansUS]

Inspiring content, grateful!

[@federicomayol8929]

Hay consejos realmente buenos, thanks

[@Je360guy]

Great ideas, would appreciate slowing down. What was the idea behind leaving a potato inside the pipe to rot?

[@slynnish]

I came to the comments to ask the same question!

[@ththeod2538]

Special tricks for DIYers but in very small duration (only seconds). I hope the same tricks in extended duration to understand the usefulness of nay trick.

[@heatherwolfe329]

How do these KZbin videos with 6 second shots about home improvement/ construction hacks go so quickly from invigorating to anxiety laden self shaming sessions? 🤩🤦‍♀️ 🙋‍♀️🧐

[@GreyWolfWHR]

Great video. I really enjoyed it.

[@TimberTitansUS]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video!

[@JonOBongO]

Some great ideas, but really needs more details and explanation on most of them.

[@hulkgqnissanpatrol6121]

Fold sandpaper grit to grit and it tears easily.

[@toshmarie3499]

Although I am not a DIY person...these are very interesting 2 watch! : ) EDIT: correct spelling only

[@wowtech999]

Thanks for watching!

[@federicomayol8929]

If you are not DIY person , what makes here

[@toshmarie3499]

@federicomayol8929 there may be a day I need a quick fix...so maybe this will come in handy : )

[@daapdary]

At 2:17, what was going on with the drywall and stairs?

[@mildredi5408]

Love it

[@torresmaria842]

Wow. Subscribed today..Aug. 28, 2023.. 😮😊

[@thesoundofeverything8023]

Where was I all this years😮

[@julioroman4420]

I was about to get satellite for my TV. Now I can make myself my own ghettolite!

[@benniedonald]

Ground up for safety purposes. Ground down for cosmetic. No matter due to various types of plugs.

[@ferontiveros9125]

Great job

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

You can't use the word HACK if the tool is made to do the job...it's like saying a washing machine is a hack for cleaning clothes.

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

What was the potato in the tube???!

[@Jeffindsm]

Buying a kitchen faucet on the cheap instead of buying the one with a tilting faucet head because you know a plastic bottle cap a balloon will complete the deal. I get it more than likely used for a project where you don’t need it all the time like canning once a year.

[@brandonmiller7122]

This duct tape on the end of the caulk tube trick I am going to have to try.

[@theogtechtube]

love it!

[@ershvv7567]

20:25 этой стяжке сто лет!!!

[@sassafrasred6657]

You ever wonder why wholemnew buildings collapse in Asia? These tips are why.

[@judim5379]

If Thor had wrenches…….. my god I love it

[@puppyparty2327]

Love it - your the best - how do you find these great ideas?

[@wowtech999]

Good question!

[@lorijohnson1569]

You need to show exactly how all the tips are done.

[@TheDiamantus]

0:46 Наш старый дедовский способ, забить деревянный чопик, оказывается теперь является лайфхаком😅😅

[@ЕвгенийВовк-й7я]

Половина этих "лайфхаков" старые дедовские способы.

[@jamesbond508]

я вообще это видео воспринял как стёб

[@MariaMartinez-xm4fl]

And the shower hack at the miniature??? 😢

[@corners23251]

At 10:39 I don't comprehend at all. The person makes two marks and one cut and like magic, the two pieces fit together at the perfect angle. I tried this with paper and I could not do it. What's the secret?

[@peterbaruxis2511]

The small piece that was used to finish off the long piece isn't the piece that was cut-off. It's a different small piece cut off from the left end of a seperate piece.