Ingenious Construction Tips & Tricks That Can Save Your Career!

Today, we're diving into a jaw-dropping segment on Construction Tips & Hacks That Will Take You To Another Level Of Work, so get comfy and watch closely because Trending Machine has prepared something absolutely useful for you!
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[@jimosullivan1389]

Is there a gadget that stops American narrators being so Feckin ANNOYING ?

[@Nikkeftw]

Ya, non of this needed sound. Just mute.

[@BurkhardShuvit]

@@Nikkeftw And in terms of content, he leaves out almost half of the important information, or just tells bullshit because he doesn't know any better himself... (GoogleTranslate)

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

I'd like one for Brits and Aussies - that makes them stop saying "HELEE-copter." It really, really sounds too close to their cute-slang for television, "telly." So the way they say it, sounds like a toy. When we Americans hear it, spoken SERIOUSLY, during a disaster video, or news where people have died - it's incredibly jarring. Oh, a toy helicopter crashed, but, people DIED!? In that context, I get angry, and think "stop saying it like it's a toy, respect the dead!"

[@georgeanderson1240]

@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking China

[@mikemadness1607]

Off button?

[@Lacroix999]

Please stop with the “popcorn” ceilings already! If just looks like someone slapped a mop covered in plaster to their ceiling! It doesn’t look good and it’s harder to clean! And no amount of “but it cuts down on noise!” can justify how bad it looks and makes people want to scrape off all your hard work of installing it in the first place only to have to make a huge mess in doing so!

[@enragedninja]

What would be your preferred ceiling?

[@hito1988]

i think the entire channel is AI generated, not even the narrator knows what he is saying, example: "cuts a bucket lid into 3 pieces, tells: this will keep your mortar from drying out" dude really? how does it keep it from drying out?.

[@justins21482]

prob means drying out on your trowel? obviously the mud in the bucket will eventually dry out and if you scrap on the sides you get dried mud on the side. Ive found that the mud that dries out the slowest is the mud at the bottom of the bucket with all the moisture in it. if you can scrape the mud off the trowel onto the side and then scrap the side and somehow get the mud back into the rest of it at the bottom, you are golden. this "hack" seems to simplify the matter by allowing you to scrape your excess at a central location where the bulk will fall back down into the majority at the bottom keeping your sides clean "-ish". most of the stuff in here is less "hack" and more "over-complication" of a minor issue.

[@safurian]

great ideas, but video cuts are way to fast...

[@aldawgd]

Seriously your steeling tiktoks and dividing the screen into three so no one can see. This channel will do grrrrrrrreat……..

[@martinetellerandet8566]

10 seconds. and .. mute

[@jt9498]

Too bad they went by so quickly, rendering this video pretty much useless.

[@nonameileos]

6.15 What a revolution ! Who guessed we can put tape on shit to not paint on it? Amazing

[@bilbobaggins3389]

Boots waiting for politicians. . Just so they dont float.

[@oklolmann]

This video is useless.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

The aquarium is the ugliest ever. Omg.

[@sloanlance]

09:46 - Concrete boots, as seen in the cover photo.

[@ZirkusRose]

Brilliant: such a trash. I love it

[@america1st721]

not an aquarium, it's a fountain. And ugly at that

[@MapedMod]

Some are dangerous, some are wasteful, some will damage your tools and some of these are just how these tools are supposed to be used. These videos have two things in common - the narrator is horrible and the videos are stolen.

[@JessAGamer]

Right? Notice how half the clips have blurred watermarks? Way to tell people you just bootlegged crap off others.

[@tharding1797]

"A specially crafted remover" . . . which we will not tell you what it is . . . useless advice there @ 6:33

[@crazyjaybe]

11:32 That drywall trick is one way to do it but i just cut a square around the hole, a slightly smaller square piece to repair and then any scrap sheetrock or wood or something. Put a screw in the scrap so you can hold it, insert it and hold it against the back side of the repair while you secure it with a couple more screws on the outside. Then screw in the piece and fill it in with joint compound. Sand. Repeat. Paint.

[@bgabriellan7176]

You do realize most of these are in countries where it is cheaper to get products than it is to get tools. Many come out with inventions because there is no choice. The problem with trying these in The States is that the products they use are sooooo much more expensive. Those beautiful tile are so expensive here, but an 8th of the price in those countries. Wood has gotten expensive, and as for building with recycled material....well....it's not like we can go to a location where they are kept and get them. If anyone is paying attention, these are mostly in Asian countries such as China, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc. where stronger glues have not been outlawed. They are stronger and better than we can get, and I am finding most of these videos as frustrating knowing there is no way to create most of these hacks. 😣😣We don't drink enough alcohol to get them!

[@AlexandrosFotiadis]

all this people have trouble explaining how are they finishing the required work within just one day.

[@jimshreve83]

That was an amazing amount of crappy advice, half are normal standard practice and the other half is moronic crap.

[@matthewmathis62]

7:09 Great idea! About the Guy with the Cardboard(?) shelter over his back and head, while working out on the roof in hot weather. Because it can be so hot out in the sun, especially while working on a roof, and it can be very taxing without proper attire, such as a big sun hat. Very worth it!

[@lazygazzzer]

Now we know how all these Chinese cities fall apart after a few years.

[@PacoOtis]

Somewhere between terrible and awful + horrible music!

[@SBanderaB]

@11:31 looked crap to me

[@Blindbrick2]

1:00 that's not so smart.

[@peterwolfik5827]

Stupid AI crap

[@solgam]

so this has 2 types of clips: - nothing new on construction site - would fire the guy if caught using

[@justins21482]

that slab segment at 5:59 was hilarious...... asinine safety lolol

[@JoePolaris]

You can also poor sand in delicate metal pipes to avoid kinks while bending more challenging radius.

[@michaelberna4836]

Pin spanner for cutting rock doesn't seem like the best tool. It will probably wear out quicker. Some of these are good or interesting ideas and some are bad.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

The round tops of tin cans for use as sawblades...what could go wrong?

[@ZombieQueen819]

Awesome 😎 thank you 🎉🎉🎉

[@angie43AH]

I think it is so funny that all is these things are on and have been on "5 minutes repair" channel.. but I do love them all...

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

1:42 - WOW what is this device called? Incredible use of mechanical leverage. You can break your back, or, use this device to carry the load for you. I wonder just how many ancient wonders were constructed with lost, simple tech like this...

[@АндрейБ-й6з]

Why turn vertical videos into horizontal ones when almost all users watch videos from smartphones and tablets? Due to the transformation of vertical videos into horizontal ones, their quality deteriorates and it is not possible to view them in full screen! Vertical videos on monitors with the current huge resolution are just as convenient to watch as on smartphones and tablets!

[@nicfarrow]

100% of me uses a PC. Hate vertical.

[@АндрейБ-й6з]

@@nicfarrow And how does adding fields on the sides of vertical videos help you? This does not add to the convenience of viewing on any device, since the video still remains shot vertically, but due to the video margins it is impossible to watch the entire screen.