Handyman Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well ▶2

[@Makoss_]

Какие вы молодцы! Настоящие мужчины!

[@LarkspeedNL]

1:27 that is not the way to do wallpaper, you lift the socket away from the wall so the paper goes under the edge, the paper will start lifting around the edge of the sockets pretty quick if done the way it is here.

[@sleeve8651]

If I had to guess, this might be done if you're trying to flip a property ? Let the new owners worry about the details !

[@rustythecrown9317]

@@sleeve8651 That's the attitude... screw the new owners.

[@todokete6016]

It’s more work to do it this way than to actually unscrew the cover plate from the outlet. Yeah, this is a hack for simple laziness.

[@sleeve8651]

@@rustythecrown9317 Sorry Mate, but it's not about screwing anyone ! It was aimed at the application demonstrated ! Seems if you were doing this for yourself, you would remove the cover, and dress it properly ? But since you brought it up, business is business ! Otherwise the majority of item's in your home, wouldn't be made in China ! 😑 🙏

[@rustythecrown9317]

@@sleeve8651 You don't know why things are made in china do you?. And I know all about these "hacks"... my kitchen ceiling is the recipient of these marvelous workers skills.

[@ColAngus]

All fantastic ideas that I will completely forget when working on an applicable project...

[@mrsktripathy]

Very practical comment. I loved it.

[@isabelcasqueiro8946]

Yes my friend it is completly true!!!!

[@invictu4488]

You took the words right out of my mouth. 🤣

[@2010Blackviking]

Some of them are good ideas, but some of them are cowboy jobs.

[@bungoeth3324]

@@2010Blackviking some of them make no goddamn sense like the car dent

[@artjacob5359]

A lot of these fixes would have Building Inspectors shutting your jobsite down double quick

[@mehrcat1]

If you have trouble removing a screw, drive it IN a bit further and then unscrew it, usually works.

[@briconicomakerswitzerland]

Phb0j0ojjo o

[@mehrcat1]

@@briconicomakerswitzerland WTF does that mean?

[@briconicomakerswitzerland]

@@mehrcat1 I'm sorry. It's a mistake :-) I find your answer above very good.

[@basiliohernandez5111]

Gotta hold your tongue right too.

[@ofeliaaguiar9793]

**:* ::×by Hu ¥ x , ". *

[@brizkt7480]

Some said it in other comments, there are code violations in some these "tricks". Examples include messing with the volume of an electrical outlet box, tinning electrical connections, and not properly fitting PVC piping (this is dependent on what the pipe is for, e.g. fresh water, waste water, or air). The purpose of the any code is to prevent fire and health issues over the life span of the building.

[@AHR_James]

A lot of the clips are from countries that probably have either no building codes, or far more lenient ones... but yes you're absolutely right.

[@iansmith2921]

Iocovo’)

[@adilkarbal5951]

¹

[@MrWolfSnack]

Pretty much all these clips are from china and russia so there you go.

[@Paid2Win]

Most of these are from China or places where craftsmanship and a job done right hasn't existed for a century

[@IntoTheNothing1]

Im so glad that now i can solve problems that i never had lol

[@myfirstcrappyvideobilly]

Confiscate his drill

[@Shotsmoky]

Thumbs up for the paint can trick. Brilliant.

[@skyfox55]

С обоями и розеткой - это колхозный метод! Снимается рамка розетки, клеятся обои, рамка надевается обратно, - только так!

[@Abobasss]

я то сижу и думаю что-то не так я делал и прям даже не парился

[@GrrrRu]

@@mldvn33 с этим роликом глупых станет больше ))

[@skyfox55]

@@mldvn33 это знают все, кто хоть раз клеил обои. Даже если вы в первый раз решили поклеить, - в любом обучающем видео про розетки говорят.

[@goncharnoed]

Многие "профэсиОНАЛЫ" это знают, но клеют обои не снимая рамок🤪

[@Sausage_of_Eternity1]

вот так вот колхозно работает, а получает нормальные деньги, в долларах... а тут в*ебут за каждый миллиметр, получишь в двадцать раз меньше.

[@fogdense1364]

У меня сосед два месяца назад купил мицубу лансер эволюшн у какого-то перекупа - хватило машины на полтора месяца: половина водительской двери, пороги, левое переднее крыло начали как-то странно осыпатся! Поехал он в сервис, а там ковырнули - и что вы думаете? - а там всё гнилое, так же запенено монтажной пеной, шпатлёвка толстый слой и покрашено. Претензий нет, штукатуры идеально поработали, но вот после попадания гравия в этот шедевр - вся работа насмарку... P.S. Так что это уже нихрена не лайф хак, наши ,,мастера,, эту хрень уже давно практикуют!

[@ДжекДжонс-в1в]

Пена рулит 😄🤯. Дома из пены машины из пены . ДАЖЕ ПЕНА ИЗ ПЕНЫ 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronnyharris6038]

Break several wood toothpicks the same length as depth of hole , fill stripped hole with them then screw back in

[@zipcc]

Yes, way better than a metal paperclip. screws actually bite into the toothpicks.

[@vandalsgarage]

With a little wood glue. You can slightly move the screw hole by building up one side or the other. Door hinges, guitar strap buttons, many places where wood screws are loose

[@abefroman3903]

wood glue and a golf tee

[@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS]

@@vandalsgarage Yo, someone said guitar?! /w\METAL/w\

[@natethegr8230]

@@abefroman3903 that's what I use as well. Fixed many doors thst way.

[@elekkecskes830]

Praktikus,jól használható,célra vezető,okos ötletek,megoldások.Köszönöm a gyűjteményt.

[@luismolina4472]

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[@rickeymitchell8620]

Some very useful tips here. Thank you.

[@Huetoast]

thank you epichaxguy very cool

[@SteveMacSticky]

Some of these have been deemed useful by me

[@curtisconrad3668]

And I will simply approve the rest as well

[@SteveMacSticky]

@@curtisconrad3668 Roger that

[@farabielec]

Good 👍

[@Ssups101]

hinge hole too large, use tooth picks, break them off flush with the edge of the hinge.

[@guythepirate]

aye - using matchsticks currently too :)

[@sangkim4266]

disposable chopstick

[@RW-bt6ex]

I use small wood dowling rod and glue them in .

[@SirWulfrick]

I keep tons of toothpicks in my shop for just this reason ... and mixing small amounts of 2 part epoxy.

[@CONEHEADDK]

I'm unhinged

[@maxmomo1776]

Anyone else just here for the gate?

[@Tierone1337]

That decking framing was dumb. You don’t need the brackets with the 4x4 at the bottom The electrical tinning was not for rust purposes Omg most are doing it all wrong from the beginning.

[@thepvporg]

In Asia, especially China, anything goes...

[@KC-op4ke]

thats the norm for 99% of these construction hacks.

[@ferontiveros7205]

Nice very nice

[@inovasidunia4127]

Halo

[@ringrev]

Quite a few of these are in the "make it look like you did the work, when you really made it impossible for it to ever work" or "how hurt do you want to get today" categories...

[@nickh509]

I liked the music

[@mattb6956]

This should be renamed to "things the handyman you DON'T want to hire does"

[@letsgoracing78]

Some are handy but most were atrocious like if you fix my car with expanding foam and we are going to have problems like I'm going to beat the crap out of you problems lol

[@rayray9777]

Lol .. getting er done

[@natethegr8230]

Hahaha...indeed.

[@arzainc1]

One of the best collections of professional hacks that DO WORK...for a change...THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@LarkspeedNL]

no professional would use any of these, they would do the job properly.

[@arzainc1]

@@LarkspeedNL Hhahahahah.... I am no pro... that's why I find them useful...

[@garyscraper7164]

Wouldn't it be wiser to remove outlet covers when wallpapering?

[@proanswers]

if the client wants the outlets wall paper wrapped. Otherwise saving time.

[@kimbula]

Разумнее. И по факту, получится быстрее и аккуратнее. Но... руки, растущие из жопы и голову без мозга никто не отменял... :)

[@dhuze66]

Do you have any idea how long it would take to remove 2 or 4 tiny screws?

[@fastasfox]

My thoughts too...such a bodge not to remove the front of the socket.

[@peterwarden7471]

That would be the right way to remove the cover.

[@AbdulAbdul-fe3co]

اشهد ان لا اله إلا الله محمد رسول الله اللهم صل على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وأصحابه أجمعين في الأولين والآخرين وفي الملاء العلي الي يوم الدين والحمد لله رب العرش العظيم

[@fvcostanzo]

A wooden matchstick with a little glue works better than a paperclip for loose hinge screws. Try taking off the outlet and switch trim plates BEFORE you wallpaper.

[@jimmyjohnson6892]

If you can’t nail a 4x2 flush with the top of the framing without a special trick then you shouldn’t be a builder

[@snafubar5491]

But.....but....but Imma Super Carpenter (Creed: Cain't see it from my house. Looks good....nail it!!!) and I know it all!!!

[@johnpacheco79]

did you say 4x2? lol

[@KyawZwarMyint77]

Cool

[@kirksmith347]

This should be titled, "when you don't have the right tool you can do this."

[@kendodd8734]

Think I bought that auto held together with squirty cream handy if u break down in the middle of nowhere u can eat the poxy thing

[@shadow_crne1030]

"when you're forced to improvise instead of keeping your @#$% together!!" Amen brother XD

[@user-fm6ny3uo2b]

Or I’m too lazy to google shit to fix it right instead being a shoemaker. That’s a pretty long title though.

[@realaussiemale567]

Or, you didn’t have a Father figure, or male role model to teach you how to do things properly. Or your male role model was your mothers lesbian same sex marriage partner, who wears jeans, a ball cap turned backwards and only wears work boots, just to complete the fake Dad look.

[@ThereIsNoOtherHandleLikeMine]

Many of these ideas are done using the right tools - such as dust bowls.

[@Xean45]

That molten tin idea is brilliant. I'm always having a problem with my copper wires rusting (question mark??)

[@destinynoon]

Not all wires are copper silly. Some are aluminum, duh.

[@MyfriendthinkheOJ]

@@destinynoon it's pronounced "aluminum".

[@nathanbeachey4953]

I know I always enjoy waving open containers full of molten metals above my head.

[@ckmoore101]

@@destinynoon And aluminum doesn't rust. Double duh.

[@daklhs6460]

@@ckmoore101 actually, it does. But that rust protect for further oxidation. That's weird.

[@dondee5439]

At the 7:41 mark, the box wrench used to torque the screwdriver is the one I would use the most. I have always used a crescent wrench on the square part of the shaft on slotted screwdriver but since the Phillips screwdrivers I use have a round shaft the crescent wrench would not work on the shaft but your box wrench idea would work.

[@dondee5439]

Above should be the 7:20 mark. YT will not allow my iPad to edit for some unknown reason.

[@m0ntheg3rs]

3:20 yeah how many times are all your 2x8 joists exactly the same size... hint never. You never prehang joist hangers. Not unless you want an uneven deck surface.

[@tomaszwozniak9409]

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[@jorynl7478]

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[@RonRay]

Now if they would just invent a tip or hack that would make my brain REMEBER all this..!

[@ryarbrough1195]

Shhh... Just remember, there are no rules.

[@stansaju4392]

Super Hacks

[@andrewr8602]

Do not use the one for joists. When using treated lumber, especially larger widths like 2x10s or wider, the size of each board will vary. You need to hang each joist using the board to be set in place.

[@jiristepan1230]

[@johnsheehy6172]

@@jiristepan1230 What he said!

[@rcook2608]

That’s why you just cut a block a bit larger than your hanger and use as a guide, (+1/4”). Don’t need to move the whole joist to make a mark. Also, joist hangers don’t need to be super tight the joist, loads being carried down not horizontally.

[@Simonvawt]

I thought the same thing. Always at least a 1/4 variation between that many boards. They also used screws. Maybe they have screws now that are rated for the shear load but I’ve only ever used joist hanger (nails) designed specifically for that.

[@loekmansarodjo1019]

@@jiristepan1230 H. ...

[@trainwhistlesrule]

Yes, lift a small cup on a long stick, full to the brim with liquid tin, up to the ceiling, over your head.

[@konstantinoutcast8400]

Смотрел с удовольствием ровно до ролика с ремонтом машины пеной монтажной)))) руки оторвать!!!

[@ТАНК-я8б]

Это для перекупов. 😆

[@АндрейКалашников-е8н]

@@ТАНК-я8б , обучающее видео?

[@sirmixalot3332]

Screws in lieu of nails for joist hangers will fail inspection as a code violation for good reason. Probable deck collapse or structure collapse in the near future. Ignore at your own peril.

[@casullarms1]

I found this video to be super satisfying. Nice job!

[@moefuggerr2970]

You get a thumb down boy.

[@nicolek4076]

Most of these are the most appalling bodges that anyone proud of their work should be ashamed to use.

[@youtukang]

🙏🤝🤝🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@PlayerWinJay]

Alot of this was horrible. I would definitely get yelled at by my boss doing crap, time and material wasting like this. Alot of it is very simple. Like the tape to get the rounded edge of the flooring. I 6 in length of tape is enough, or a paper and pen lol. Not wasting 20 peices of tap and 20 min to get 1 cut.

[@PlayerWinJay]

And the guy with a wrench and screw driver lol. Most screw drivers have a spot on the center where handle meets metal to hold a wrench, being made for a wrench so you can still hold the handle. The guy had his thumb over the spot so couldnt tell if his screw driver had a spot for a wrench.

[@youtukang]

@@PlayerWinJay 👍

[@ihopetheyhaveicees]

Every electrical and plumbing one I cringed.

[@fishingwithfilitsa]

Great video

[@Warvvolf]

That red tape was ridiculous. You're going to take as much time to wrap as it would to crank it normally.

[@j3wpb]

it said the hack was for when in a hard to reach area, I don't think the example showed that well.

[@dr.philgood4298]

Don’t use the same floor joist to set all your joist hangers. Treated lumber will vary in width. You’ll have some that are wider that’ll sit in the hanger but then stick up higher than the band....

[@Ochumelie]

Некоторые идеи реально клёвые!👍

[@nicesummer6466]

Good

[@spewgilist]

Life Hack. Switch covers have a small screw which permits removal.

[@sirmixalot3332]

Difference in hiring a diy ‘handyman’ vs a pro with pride/integrity/expertise.

[@TwistedPersona]

Pretty sure soldering splices in a wiring box (4:08), at least in the US, is a pretty bad code violation. Use wire nuts or Wago style connectors for this.

[@TwistedPersona]

@Anthony Boyette @Anthony Boyette keep in mind this is coming from a non-electrician, but I would think the solder artificially increases the diameter of the cluster. I could see the wires becoming loose in the wire nut if the solder were to melt. Wago connectors are intended for a single lead per terminal, so that would flat not work. I believe NEC specifies that any hardware must be used per manufacturer's specification, but I can't remember where it said that. Beyond all of that, a soldered connection would make it a bit harder to replace a bad switch or outlet down the road.

[@VAZik86]

Отличный совет чинить машину монтажной пеной. А то еще не все перекупы так делают.

[@Makhanev]

Зашёл именно для этого написать. За это сразу три года колонии строгача надо давать.

[@ДжекДжонс-в1в]

Прям с языка снял

[@ЕвгенийЦуренков]

Но многие... раньше пенопласт.сейчас пена.

[@DCh76]

Я от этого чуть не блеванул прямо.

[@dobr9020]

тепло-шумо-виброизоляция сразу

[@TractorCambodia]

Awesome 👍

[@valera5689]

Некоторые советы действительно полезны.

[@Cinobangsot]

Hi from malaysia

[@jaep6893]

For the hinge screw, I've always stuck in a wooden chopstick and broke it off then ran in the screw

[@dr.philgood4298]

I’ve always carried a bag of golf tees just for that purpose

[@keithlibner9259]

A couple of toothpicks work too.

[@pubbz4163]

5 minute crafts but the crafts actually work.

[@dxallazon4590]

За кузовной ремонт монтажной пеной, на Кол сажать нужно....

[@andreipotrimba4043]

Ну что под рукой было 😄😁🤣🤣🤣👍

[@АлександрИлларионов-д3б]

Да саморезами выдергивать полотно тоже кощунство)

[@ОшакбайАмангел]

@@thefirstonmars7932 х

[@ОшакбайАмангел]

@@АлександрИлларионов-д3б хэхззх

[@ОшакбайАмангел]

@@thefirstonmars7932 ззж

[@theunknown4209]

8:00 there's a tool you can use to take a drain out without risking damage to the sink

[@jgaworski1]

i think it was too rusted out

[@MathonwyPrime]

Honestly, there's an appropriate, and usually cheap, tool for almost all of the hacks in this video. Some of these were downright dangerous. Others were plain stupid. A replacement outlet box is all of 99 cents. You don't have to jerry-rig plastic tubing to fix it.

[@MrNinja913]

Yeah, basin wrench..10 bucks

[@bahbee5659]

Seriously. Cut wall paper AROUND a switch cover?🤦‍♂️

[@Эндрю-и4п]

Такому должны в школах на уроке труда учить, это всё для жизни нужно, а сейчас учат хрен пойми чему!!!

[@Spoofsinyourface]

Some good ideas, and some there are even better ideas out there. The main point, is taking pride in your work, and always working to improve your work. That's the key to enjoying your work. The reward is sharing that knowledge with others. 💫

[@Stahodad]

9:18 Looks as good as crap!

[@DLJeeves]

Chinese - what do you expect?

[@C.H.V.]

at almost any parts stores you can buy something to pull out the dents

[@sattva6751]

Great great great 😃

[@djelielcroce]

Minha mente explode sempre que eu assisto vídeos desse tipo. Abraço a Todos!

[@АлександерСорокунский]

Аы

[@djelielcroce]

@@АлександерСорокунский 🤜🤛👍😃✌️🤘

[@N-Scale]

Great Ideas There. Mike

[@Willee64]

Fantastic video! Several of those tips would have helped down through the years if I had your insight. Thank you for your time to do this!!!

[@charlesrozell848]

That crap on the car is just going to make things worse.

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

If u take the five way tool use the sharp part and puncture the inside of the paint can rim it allows the paint that gets stuck in the groove to leak back into the can

[@Losttoanyreason]

No paint at all is better than some paint. The nail sorta works but there is still paint left in the grove.

[@legnalegna74]

I Love Love watching 👀 your KZbin 😍👍🏻

[@rla1000]

2:51 I use duct tape, it's stickier, and I trim off the inside so the tape is flush with the rim of the can before pouring. This avoids a pile of paint o

[@whattheschmidt]

Better to just buy the $1 piece of plastic that fits in there and allows clean pours. Clean up after use and reuse again and again.

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

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[@TaintedMojo]

I think you will find that foam filler is an absolute shit substitute for Bondo

[@PlayerWinJay]

Yep, almost made me cry seeing horrible work done like that.

[@Martin-se3ij]

The important thing when attaching a wheel to a door is that the axle of the wheel is at an angle directly in a radius line with the hinge.

[@MF-hd1tq]

Gee thanks Cliffy!!!! And remember kids look both ways before crossing the street.

[@Martin-se3ij]

@@MF-hd1tq I've seen people just attach a wheel to the door, therefore the axle is parallel with the door and not a radius coming off the hinge. The wheel then skids. I wasn't trying to be funny, I've fixed a number of doors, some huge ones with 8" wheels on them. Putting a wedge behind the wheel mount makes a great deal of difference.

[@travislindsey7256]

Some of it is way more work than just putting another $2 part in new

[@rsporsche]

Think about who made that $2 part and how much they get paid, then some of these hacks make more sense.

[@kokyk8018]

When your on a job site its easier to get it done the hard way because by the time you go get the new part it cost you like twenty times more

[@varrjames186]

@@rsporsche And if nobody buys those $2 parts...guess who's out of work!

[@rsporsche]

​@@varrjames186 I'm not saying don't buy the $2 part, I just mean $2 is a lot of money in some parts of the world like where those parts are probably made.

[@varrjames186]

@@rsporsche But the $2 part wouldn't cost $2 in their country.

[@jasonory821]

Some cool ideas that may come in handy one day, The only thing I have never seen is copper wires rusting..... But coating them with tin may help them stay together and conduct electricity better.... But I don’t see it helping prevent rust...

[@therealsourc3]

copper doesn't rust. it oxidizes. and tin doesn't make it conduct electricity better, but silver will (although silver is darn expensive)

[@greenhulk7573]

They are soldering them. That is not usual practice in the US anymore. Some old homes that I renovate have soldered wires with a cloth like tape wrapped around them. We strip all the old wire out and use standard wire connectors without solder.

[@paulb4661]

... and is unsuitable for low temperatures where a tin pest develops and will spray molten tin if there's a short circuit, and wires cannot be separated for inspection or fault tracing and that's why it is illegal in a number of countries.

[@humblehombre9904]

Nothing I’ve wanted more than a foam-bondo car!

[@johnnyb362]

Watched till the end for the gate wheel in the thumbnail only to find out the thumbnail gave as much info as the video. “We really like this idea but we’re not going to tell you what it is or how to make it”👎

[@udavidism]

The "trick" at 3:08 absolutely will not work. If you have ever built a deck and bothered to measure the joists you will find that they all vary in height by quite a bit. Nail in the joists, flush on top, then come back and add your joist hangers.

[@udavidism]

@@sirmixalot3332 Yes, you are not supposed to put screws in joist hangers but that was not my point. You cannot install joist hangers in advance because every joist is a different height, some will be too low and others will stick up too high.

[@ToMato872]

Is there a reason not to screw besides it being less expensive?

[@ToMato872]

Is it faster or something?

[@sirmixalot3332]

Udavidism I was not ‘correcting’ you. I wasnt directing my comment towards you but to those who may not know any better. I was simply emphasizing to use appropriate nails rather than screws. Your comment was accurate but the importance of using proper nails will be missed by the less experienced. Having a flat surface without a lot of height variance is important but building something that wont catastrophicly fail is more important imo. Isaiah- screws have little shear strength compared to proper sized nails. Screws are hard, so the heads do not strip, but also brittle. Nails are malleable being of a softer material and will not fail the shear forces inherently present in joist hangers. A lot of collective weight is being supported by those hangers only factoring the weight of the building itself (dead load). Once there are people and weather added to that (snow, ice, etc., aka ‘live load’) the demand or weight expressed on those hangers has risen exponentially. Decks and roofs can fail for many different reasons this being one of those reasons. Not just any nail or hanger will suffice. First of all those nails ought to be galvanized to prevent deterioration and of adequate size. Don’t go using 6d nails for example. 8d-10d tiko nails to joist and rim board with 16d toenails thru common joist into rim joist/rim board/beam is often typical. The nail holes/placement is already established on the hanger. The hangers should also be of adequate size in relation to joist height. Easy enough to verify through Simpson. When 15 people are hanging out on that deck for a bbq those screws will likely fail. Just my 2¢

[@udavidism]

@@ToMato872 All joist hangers and any metal hardware designed to reinforce joints or connections must be nailed in every hole by joist hanger nails made specifically for that job. Joist hanger nails are required by building codes and inspectors will look for them.

[@tbgamer1939]

Love from Bangladesh

[@7thplanet121]

Awesome. Hopefully I will remember when I need too use those ideas. The hole in the ceiling sucked as I needed to know this months ago then I would not have made a mess and the wife would not have complained.

[@bobt9640]

www.rack-a-tiers.com/product/drillers-dust-bowl/

[@sk4lman]

Ah, yes... Fixing your cars bodywork with foam. Such brains. Very quality. Much hack.

[@batut_daud4570]

я единственный, кто полез в коментарии после встратого ремонта авто саморезами и пеной)) бляяя!

[@vasnetsch1576]

да там докуя залипухи

[@DenisVASINSKIY]

У нас в Кузбассе на китайских кузовных автосервисах именно так и делают - быстро, дёшево и регулярно (срок службы до ДВУХ месяцев).

[@zilowoz3646]

@@DenisVASINSKIY хуясе они у вас там бьются каждый месяц чтоли раз в месяц раз на шпаклевке

[@DenisVASINSKIY]

@@zilowoz3646 нет, так часто не бьются. Просто после истечения "срока службы" всё начинает потихоньку отваливаться. А может и всё сразу на какой-нибудь колдоъбине.

[@michaelkhaskelberg7635]

За такое руки надо отрывать сразу, по самые плечи.

[@thepvporg]

I have to point out that most of those "Tips and Tricks" are not allowed under western building codes FOR VERY GOOD REASON... Because some are downright dangerous.

[@ВалерийЛекасов]

Кузовной ремонт - п...ц конечно

[@mudasarrahim9138]

Love you.

[@Losttoanyreason]

I like the masking tape on the top edge of the paint can.

[@alexw.5995]

das meiste ist amerikanisches gefrickel ..... typisch! am geilsten ist die Autoreparatur mit Bauschaum 😄

[@inovasidunia4127]

Hello guys

[@packetpirate]

"You can use the screw head to widen the hole." Or... and here's a novel idea... you could get a countersink bit?

[@flowerchild777]

Lol😂😂😂

[@kevinrowe3936]

The shovel/chalk trick was pretty cool. 😀

[@MrRossKendall]

HAHA the quality of that car repair, something straight out of pimp my ride

[@inventor1978]

You guys are amazing, the video is very good and useful, thank you for sharing!! Love love

[@Killertomato84]

putting the frackin' pen on the measuring tape blew my entire mind

[@alrightalrightalright-]

No that was the drugs that did that

[@Killertomato84]

@@alrightalrightalright- i wish I was high on potenuse

[@MathonwyPrime]

Wood glue and a bit of saw dust is a more solid fix than a paperclip. Dust bowl is kind of useless, as you can't see the hole you're drilling. Don't drill blind. Just vacuum your work space. It's not hard. Taping up the cable rolls works great at the start, but halfway through the roll it's gonna collapse anyway. Just get a reel for your cable. Or make one. Not hard. Got nothing for the bung thing. That's the only method I know of for that. The tape measure thing... You know that the metal piece at the end of a tape measure hooks onto nails and what-not, right? You don't need two hands for a tape measure. When you are doing wallpaper, take the damned sockets off. Then you can cut through the wallpaper into the socket holes. Wallpaper needs to go under sockets and wall panels, or it will curl up. Don't do this. Drilling a hole through a paint brush handle weakens it. If you're fine with that, go for it. Or, you can just lay the paint brush down on the paint can lid. Just buy a 50 cent piece of connecting pipe. It costs about the same as this hack job. A chalk line is easier than chalk in a shovel. Just saying. Yes, you can tape up your paint can. But, why bother? Yes, this is the proper way to set joists. That's why joist connectors are made that way. It's not really a hack. I don't even know where to start with the screw in a pipe thing. If you have the tools to safely cut a bolt up like that, then you have the tools to do this job right. First, go shut the water off further up the plumbing. There should be a shut-off valve at the source. If you need a handyman tips and tricks video, then you should never be in a situation where you can't shut off the source water valve. Like, it won't happen, not that you shouldn't learn. Absolutely learn more plumbing. Not from this video. From somewhere else. Be very careful with cups full of molten tin. Also, don't do this. Heat shrink non-conductive tape is a lot easier to handle and easier to get hold of than a cup full of molten tin. Just get a new outlet box. It's less than a dollar. And will take less time and effort than trying to jerry-rig up some tubing to screw into. Also will be more stable. That's not a hack, that's how you're supposed to install vinyl. This also isn't a hack, that's how you make that bend. Contact paper is quicker and doesn't use up half a roll of your tape for each board. Just use a pen. No need to screw up your speed square. Get a pen. Not sure what the point of the makeshift tool was. You don't need to mold the rubber if you're going to use a hose clamp. Also, just shut off the water, use the replacement hose piece and a hose clamp. Stop cutting screws apart. Really, most of these plumbing "fixes" can be easily solved with "Step 1: Go shut off the water." If you have a drill, you have a drill bit that can do this easier, and without possibly screwing up the threads or the head of the screw you're using. That's just a breaker bar. It's not a hack. If you are taking off drain plugs, then you bloody well have a drain plug remover. If you don't have a drain plug remover, then what are you doing messing around taking drain plugs off? Also, go under the sink, take the retaining ring off, and pop the drain plug up from down there. Just use a pen. You don't need to go building a frame. Measure twice, cut once. This guy still got it wrong, as there are visible gaps. So, his method didn't work. That is a ratcheting wrench. Stop wasting tape, and just use the wrench you have right there in your hands. The next two aren't hacks, those are both things you buy specifically for the jobs they are doing. You can get a gate wheel and trailer chucks at the local farm supply store. Do not do this to your vehicle. Spray foam is not made to hold up to road vibrations. Just grind it down and primer it up until you can get it to the body shop. Also, none of this works on plastic or fiberglass car bodies. Yes, this is exactly why they sell those plates. That's not a hack. Very few of these tips or hacks are tips or hacks at all. Most are shoddy workmanship, and almost all of them are worse replacements for just having the right tool for the job. Here's a real tip. If you need to fix something, look up the proper way to go about doing it from at least two sources. Use the right tools. If it's something that seems like the right tools would be out of your price range, then hire a professional that already has those tools to fix it for you. If the tools are too expensive for you to consider buying just to have them around, then it's a job that's probably beyond a starter DIYer anyway.

[@varrjames186]

WOW! Somebody needed to let off some steam!

[@mattfowler5947]

You lost me at the router jig for plywood around fly rafter. Maybe save that for siding or freeze board... just sayin

[@calbert1735]

*frieze

[@7thplanet121]

lol 😂 You had me at hello. (Shit that’s a line from Jerry Maguire) Sorry watched too many movies.

[@RO-rr3tx]

These tricks are known in the industry for years.

[@vincemartinez171]

Always looking for a good idea to simplify my life, but I’ll need a speed reading hack to get any from this one.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

or a pause button.

[@siliciumcarbid]

Um Himmels Willen - schrumpft niemals Wasserleitungen so zusammen!

[@kelly-annflanagan7693]

I've never personally owned a CAR with dual axles that close together. 🙄

[@loneranger3694]

this is so funny

[@dimasmayzer5687]

Полезный канал, больше таких видюх, в жизни всегда пригодиться, сам люблю строить, делать и изобретать, экперементировать... 🔥🔥🔥💯%😉👍

[@dylant2323]

How to make the boss yell at you for taking too long