Secret Features of Tools You Use Every Day That You Don't Know

In this video, we showed you the hidden features of the tools you use every day in the workshop or at home. Although almost all people use these tools every day, they are unaware of these hidden and very useful features
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[@tommunyon2874]

Back when cable ties first came out they were about 15 cents apiece. We learned quickly how to release them without cutting, because of this. Waxed cord had been our cable tie of choice before the plastic ties came out.

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

Concerning the ruler, tapping the nail brads in it to draw circles, over time how many holes would fill it up till it becomes useless?

[@shadowmystery5613]

🤔I think if you make only a few holes into that wooden ruler and use a clamp to fix a piece of wooden board it can basically last forever. My idea is just hard to describe 🥲 Basically coming up with an idea to use the same holes over and over 👍

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

@@shadowmystery5613 Oh, ok. so roughly, if you could find a smooth strip of lath, drill a 3/4 hole in one end then proceed as in the video. I noted smooth for most lath is rough cut.

[@BigBaw]

​@@davidalanjonesridge9874 also, David, the hole isn't set at any precise position on the rule, nor is it a size to hold a pencil/scribe in a precise position, so it would be almost impossible or very, very difficult to draw a circle with any accuracy. This guy's got a very fertile imagination. He also thinks it's a hack to point out what the hole is actually there for, hanging it up in your workshop 😮 Much the same with the scissors. A nutcracker and a bottle opener!!! You could have knocked me down with a feather😮😮😮

[@TheFutureLooksGrimm]

I bet a lot of kids watching this channel are having some angry dads and sore behinds! Lol

[@shadowmystery5613]

@@TheFutureLooksGrimm They won't, in schools from today they're busy to keep kids away from tools, all they get to do is listen and write these days. Totally ignoring the fact that filling up your head with theoretical shit won't do, you also need to practice and develop practical skills.

[@ordelian7795]

1:23 oh my God! You can use that hole to set it on a nail on a tool rack wall? I was always using it to draw circles.

[@antoinebugleboy6864]

You can reuse zip ties without risking poking your finger by cutting the strap just behind the head. Pull the rest of the strap through once it's cut, and you have a usable, if shorter, zip tie.

[@alainrenaud8869]

Super ! merci

[@martinwolf5957]

Thanks 👍🏻👌🏻

[@shotpusher]

Thanks

[@luistello1971]

Thank you.

[@roseroney9520]

Good to know! Thanks

[@bigdmac33]

Thankyou!

[@randyharmon280]

Thanks ! Needed the giggle !!

[@ScottLuvsRenFaires]

A much better jig for holding boards while you plane them is the bench hook. No clamps or vises needed. Look it up.

[@chrisbuckley1785]

Your videos are great. Kinda like 5 minute crafts but with legit uses and knowledge. I like this channel.

[@krzysztofgorski9611]

Dzięki 😊 👍

[@gregpain8541]

I've also used the second device for cutting paper.

[@andrzejpaciuszkiewicz6319]

Dzięki 🙂 👍

[@BENGLASBERKAHCHANNEL]

Gunting serba guna dan ide lainnya juga bagus😎

[@Alexxxtrazzz]

Отличный материал для доктора Дью.

[@Pietnast]

👍👍

[@utah880]

The wagging negative finger is what someone does to a naughty child.. what about a freeze and just a big ‘X’ in red.,?

[@parushev07]

Like, before to watch it!

[@davidhart4132]

Thanks! you had me laughing my tail off about these brilliant ideas for everyday headaches. My 2 sons are going to think I'm Einstien!

[@tomwelch1753]

Don't think will last too long if you keep banging nails into it!

[@Albert_Sierra]

Thanks! The clamping trick is my favorite from this video.

[@hartmutrausch]

Ist das Verarschung?.

[@kamikaze7778]

👏👏😊

[@PauloSoares-gm7ru]

👍

[@TABISURU2019]

I do a lot of crafting, but this kind of technique is the best reference.

[@shadowmystery5613]

I wish people would teach those tricks instead of calling you stupid if you don't get it on the spot.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

💯😁

[@user-mc8xi8sm1d]

Nailing the ruler it is harsh. But thanks.

[@user-ey3pb2cr1z]

Я в шоке никогда бы не догодался

[@iginoc.m.4424]

Manca la carta igienica!

[@Brian-1948]

Wow, didn't realise how stupid I was not to understand why I bought that style of scissor.

[@nickdryad]

Intelligence completely insulted by 2:20

[@DopravniPoradce]

Those were no secret to me.

[@mollypitcher9380]

WHOA!!!!🌸

[@ddbb3195]

Who has that kind of scissor?

[@sokurrukos7206]

Nerelisin birader

[@danielloveday2333]

Pillock

[@catsnotcops_]

Im sorry but this is literally "how to use tools for dummies". the first part was better!

[@efekerimoglu587]

I think just like you.

[@piotrkusz7842]

Kurwa ale to jest denne.

[@benwilliams647]

Hey, @TheMaker, are you mute? Is there a reason why you don’t talk in your videos?

[@Aaron_Barrett]

I'm afraid he's russian

[@brucesekulic5443]

Show - don’t tell (perhaps?)

[@mq5276]

@@Aaron_Barrett Description says Italy.

[@Beshozyajstvennoe_Mylo]

Captain Obvious to the rescue!

[@AllesKiten]

👍

[@user-ey3pb2cr1z]

Я в шоке никогда бы не догодался