HANDYMAN TIPS AND TRICKS THAT REALLY WORK

[@Xultro]

To anyone reading, PLEASE DO NOT use a power tool battery to jumpstart your car (yes it does work) however most power tool batteries tend to be higher than 12V and are most definitely NOT rated for the amps need from a car battery. You RISK permanently damaging the cars electrical system as well as the power tool battery and risks of injury. Again, this does work but should be an ABSOLUTE "im stranded in the middle of nowhere at night and have no other plausible option."

[@clarke-h2n]

"plausible option"...walking?

[@marksinclair5927]

risk of injury 😂😂😂😂 what a snowflake

[@mikeflores2000]

@@clarke-h2nwalking in a snowstorm?

[@Technoide1]

@Xultro Nonsense, if the battery in the car is empty with at least 60ah and a battery with 18v and 6ah is held to the battery, the voltage of the battery immediately collapses and there is not much left of the 18v. It would have made more sense to warn against reverse polarity. People without a clue babble too much garbage and even more clueless people give this nonsense a like.

[@suryaprakashbellary8773]

Almost all the techniques are a great help to most of the DIY enthusiasts. They are really brilliant.

[@DIYTechTrends]

Such a useful video! The tips and tricks you shared are really effective and easy to apply. Thank you for sharing these amazing ideas!

[@ChloePerezPro]

I'm not a DIY person, but these tips made me feel like a pro. The one about using toothpaste to fill small nail holes was a lifesaver before I moved out of my rental

[@Svetlana_Uvarova]

обожаю такие штуки!! не всё, конечно, вспомнится при надобности, но кое-что точно!

[@ronalde.wilson7406]

Excellent!✅💯

[@broocewhane1142]

I DO not recommended holding a sponge behind any rotating/cutting tools blade with your hand to minimize dust/debris. R.I.P Thumb. You were a great digit👍

[@peterbaruxis2511]

& using the other one hand to hold the power tool.

[@taters-no4gj]

I liked the cutting linoleum idea with the stuck template underneath at -20:29. You can use the same idea with carpet or any pliable material. Noice! 😉👍🏼

[@vnz12]

Спасибо за перевод, дружище

[@Eff-U-Kay]

1:57 Mechanical Advantage and practical ability are great for the body and joints. These two guys are legends

[@truthseeker867]

Some of these tips are so ridiculous, waste of time, like pencil sharpening with sender and drill 😂

[@NancyRutland]

One of your very BEST!

[@8386ForeverTop-d5l]

Really nice videos loved it

[@technewus]

These tips are perfect for DIY enthusiasts! I’ve used the one about using a clothes iron and a damp cloth to remove dents from wood, and it worked amazingly well

[@ChloePerezPro]

These handyman tips are a game-changer! I managed to fix my squeaky door with just a bar of soap. Who knew it could be that simple?

[@RubberRivet]

walnuts shells won't scatter across the kitchen if you hold them with a bottle cap, proceeds to smack some hazelnuts with a hammer.

[@barcodenosebleed5485]

The best way to turn walnuts into hazelnuts is with a blowtorch made out of self-tapping zip ties.

[@angelbear_og]

@@barcodenosebleed5485 🤣

[@brandondixon4023]

Yeah I caught that too, then right after that he calls a drill, a screwdriver. Dude is an moron

[@VOI2210]

Tips and tricks for repairmen? Finally figured out how to fix my refrigerator without calling my mom!

[@jackthebean3815]

Many tricks in this video are actually very useful mouvements, many repairmen, because they are used to do every day th same mouvements, don't even think about it.

[@johnboggan4390]

Great video and thank you much. 😅

[@iTeerRex]

Some I knew already, but awesome hacks and tricks 👍

[@objection_your_honor]

Those crazy Russians!

[@EricWebSurfer]

Good video with some clever hacks. At 11:39, that’s not an angle grinder. It’s a multi-tool.

[@BULLTRONHERO]

Unless you’re my boss, then it’s a vibrator. As in, the little old lady who hired us to fix a leak in her wall is standing right next to us and you say, “we’re gonna need the vibrator for this.”

[@bci3937]

Some nice out of the frame ideas

[@AdamFox-n6d]

Buddy somehow i was watching pooh sheisty and big30 video and at somepoint i accidently veered off course and ended up watching a guy i now know as haxman construct a fence at his sisters house. That was about 3 hours ago and in them 3 hours i have watched countless DIY lifehack videos....i mean from a guy who spent 20 dollars to salvage 3 squirts of wd40 at risk of losing his eye in the process to a mf who zipties everything from his bitches kids to books and the soap dispensers. Anyways you get the point. Your video is the first one i watched that was actually very informative. Keep up the good work playa

[@deborahstone9696]

Great idea to use a conveyor belt when moving in and out of apts.

[@BubbleOnPlumb]

Would think that a channel called TechZone would not have misidentified so many items and products during its video. But I guess that is what happens when you let the AI write its own narrative.

[@PhilR0gers]

Not so much AI as LOI (Lack Of Intelligence)

[@PatrickBaptist]

@43:52 Don't do this, it will break up so easily, it's not a smart idea.

[@rudetoy8264]

👍 spraying water over ready-mixed cement bags leave inside dry, thus hard outside but powdery inside

[@baek8460]

편집하시는라 고생 하셨습니다.. 많은 부분은 알고 있는거라~~ ^^

[@BiXàiGì]

This device is compact yet so versatile, perfect for modern life! 15:57

[@7494jon]

37:41 don't do this! Get a new tyre and in this case a new wheel as well.

[@vizioasdf]

Commentary influencers are the fourth worthless type of content creators. Don't make the video about yourself by talking over it, just reshare and give credit to the original poster.

[@Maikeru110572]

Especially those on tiktok and facebook where they just reposted a video with their face or body on the foreground just watching the video like the rest of the viewers - very narcissistic, I say.

[@Holz-CNC-Werkstatt]

Wow

[@rudetoy8264]

15:08 wax will leave gummy residue on your stainless steel for messy clean up that defeat the purpose of cleaning stainless steel. Just use water and a rag people

[@mikedunn7795]

Many good ideas,but some are not slow enough to grasp what is being done. I love that last one using a soda bottle to push reinforcing rod through metal framing!

[@ArjayMartin]

33:15 they are hazelnuts

[@oneshotme]

I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@guysolis5843]

Heck with that. I do things the old fashioned way: beat to fit, paint to match..

[@hartleyhubbard3827]

that was so bogous - about the man painting a perfect brick pattern, on a white wall.... and you posted it here, as if it was legit? [hello? he painted a brick wall, white, and they played the video in reverse, which made it look like he was painting a brick pattern on top of a white wall] Greg (garden grove, CA usa)

[@BKsn00py]

💩 video

[@JonBateman-mt4mt]

The other way to look at it is that the wall had been painted white and he's putting a brick color on it if you notice he is painting at an angle so that the red paint doesn't get into the grout lines. I've actually done this before and it works if you use a short nap roller. Been doing this for 51 years

[@NeilWillmore]

The real give away being that the paint on the roller is brick colour, if it was being played in reverse it would have been white

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY T.Z 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@franticunit]

1:19 можно просто шайбу взять. не обязательно сверлить монеты.

[@NasaInventions20]

I’m always looking for ways to improve my DIY skills, and these tips are gold. Definitely going to try a few next time I have a project!

[@Monkeybizness707]

Its funny that he drilled a quarter into what would essentially be a ten cent washer...

[@thelowprofile9767]

Hope it's not a rare coin.

[@peterbaruxis2511]

31:09 a unique way to wash dishes- and the sink, the counter, the backsplash, the faucet..........

[@idyllaudio6919]

Office clips can be used as paintbrush holders.... Why bother using the magnets already installed in the handheld scuttle to hold your paintbrush when you can screw a clip to your brush ;)

[@diverm2371]

Great video, but make them shorter.

[@donf3739]

11:36 That's an oscillating tool, or multi-tool, not an angle grinder. Don't try that with an angle grinder.

[@mikechapman611]

Was about to say the exact same thing!!! Never heard anyone call it a angle grinder before 😂

[@ajax3630]

very useful… for me

[@random269]

Anyone tried the strap tying at 18:00, it works. Getting the length right is a little challenge.

[@bishopp14]

9:04 ...or even a drywall cutting tool right?

[@-CountZer0-]

what did you build up the missing wood step corner with? not wood putty, that doesn't seem strong enough...

[@shawnstrittmatter4783]

What kind of knot did he use to pull out that stake/ground anchor?

[@wtflmaa7842]

Now I know what the big box stores are using as training videos for their new-hires. At least it explains why they are trying to sell you a multi-master when you are asking for an angle grinder.

[@paulcarter2907]

Many really clever ideas....

[@The.Pickle]

For my reference: 1:14, 4:09, 5:55, 6:09, 6:27, 14:57, 17:39, 21:00, 21:52, 22:11, 29:42, 33:54, 34:05,

[@tikaanipippin]

11:40 not an angle grinder but a multitool. 33:01 not walnut, hazelnut

[@williambast-t7v]

many great ideas and inexpressive home remedies

[@Technoide1]

tips for the ungifted olympiad

[@lennyf1957]

33:01 those are not walnuts, they are filbert or hazelnuts, depending on where you are from.

[@freedomisfromtruth]

Not the only one, headlights when it was tail lights

[@WorthlessGollywogs]

25:41 Invented wall peanut butter.

[@TangoDelta8111]

28:41 does anyone else think that toothpaste is only half empty?

[@mjremy2605]

Clickbait. Where is the thumbnail photo fix? Fake post!

[@stian222]

I saw it. Lots wrong with this vid but the thumbnail was there. You could easily miss it though.

[@mikejones6529]

Headlights on the rear, and they're red?

[@marsbase3729]

11:40 Not an angle grinder, it's an oscillating tool

[@UpInSmoke54]

The Firecracker trick is stupid, now you have junk on the clean side of the filter!

[@FurryEskimo]

This is why we need to be able to see likes and dislikes. There are some novel ideas on display here, and a few that are genuinely dangerous and might cause you to destroy your property, or endanger your body.

[@christopherforsyth5284]

Some of these ideas are actually not bad or TOTALLY STUPID , like so many other " hack " diy videos.

[@Craigstern73]

Didn't know an angle grinder was also an oscillating tool. Doh

[@asbestosfiber]

25:30 Patterns on walls- please don't

[@tempestflare4339]

30:01 same thing please don't

[@PhilR0gers]

I agree. They look terrible, collect dust, and are really difficult to remove.

[@johndoe98762000]

Some ideas are really good. Some are really dumb.

[@jcwzolo]

35:15 Self taping screws? Those are called tapcons, my guy

[@kamarad9588]

in time 25:39 best way ....:-D So clever

[@taragoudie5989]

LMAO ok guy walking through puddles with leaf blower is genius

[@ulankasimov4026]

4:11 songs please name 😊

[@bunnydeath1]

LOL...how long do you think those rocks will stay on that slope? A week, maybe?

[@LindaSwenser]

The long L shaped bit is called a Allen key

[@jodijotuk1845]

I'm sorry but those are not walnuts they are pecans, And not headlights they are tail lights. But thank you for your video very informativeWpso,

[@angelbear_og]

Erm, they aren't pecans either...

[@gonzalo7543]

10++

[@keithnsearle7393]

2:10. Why didn't the blow torch blacken out the white label??

[@Foxystl]

The question to ask yourself is why don't you see that the flame is on

[@7494jon]

@@Foxystl you can see the flame

[@Foxystl]

@@7494jon duh

[@ВладимирАлександрович-ь7г]

Возможно потому, что этикетка из металла. Как вариант алюминиевая.

[@Foxystl]

@@ВладимирАлександрович-ь7г yes I agree

[@DDE_ADDICT]

Many of these HACKS go back past the 1950.

[@attilaschannel5198]

29:16 the bottle would shrink immediately from the heat. That's the stupidest one I saw here.

[@darekradulski6213]

33:02 these are hazelnuts not walnuts

[@seanwetrich8299]

@31:14 Yeah. I'm going to use an electric tool to wash dishes. Seems safe.

[@LindaSwenser]

Nobody would let their pots & pans get that bad before doing something about it

[@bradwillis2274]

Deja -Vu think i watched this two months ago !

[@llamaface6229]

40:48 you’re welcome

[@jimijojimie6321]

9:36 do not do this 😱

[@CreatorTips.007]

HANDYMAN TIPS AND TRICKS THAT REALLY WORK

[@gadellatypov63]

31:00 бутылки сожмутся от жара и все

[@MarionSporch]

The more you practice a skill, the better you get at it

[@Mewvision]

Maybe google the difference between walnuts and hazelnuts??

[@bishopp14]

11:41 Uh dude...that's not an angle grinder...

[@paulinescotti8268]

How do l get my flex card

[@BESTOFTHEBEST123]

Ive seen these video's before in other channels

[@edouardt.5176]

I seriously think they need to research the names of each tool and also good luck for those who will or who have used these hacks lol😂

[@angelbear_og]

Would be a better compilation of other people's work if the questionable, ridiculous, and dangerous "tricks" were omitted. For example: Don't f around with electricity You canNOT sharpen a blade with sandpaper Don't cook with bottles on your hands or wash your dishes with a f'ing handmixer, that's just stupid

[@CraigB-g5t]

Fry ice for a dint will work to

[@randyscrafts8575]

Some of these are great. Some are stupid. Some are downright dangerous. Use your head before using any of these.

[@rudetoy8264]

Obviously this TechZone never heard of severability clause, if one item proven faulty the rest of items is untrustworthy and misleading😅

[@peterbaruxis2511]

The severability clause, LOL.

[@pourkin]

nice

[@MajikCatSecurity]

Blow torch?!! LMAO It was a paint can!!

[@551moley]

Check out flame polishing!

[@ddzk2993]

Thanks

[@carolinecordelia]

whats up with cutting all those bottles, don't you recycle and get you money back from the deposit?