Which "Red" Threadlocker is Best? Let's find out!

[@abeabe3175]

You have by far the most genuine and high quality videos on KZbin. Please don't ever change.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@danielsilveira7431]

have you ever heard about Vsauce ?

[@DylTheDadMan]

I agree with you @AbeAbe

[@beowolf9991]

@@danielsilveira7431 that guy who never says anything wrong about any product and according to him every crappy chinese thing is good and you should buy it 😂

[@HighVoltageMadness]

@@ProjectFarm I love your very scientific approach at testing products. Thanks to your KZbin videos about testing different products you have saved me time money and resources. Now when I need thread locker I will know which one to buy! Great Work! Keep it up!

[@Thee_Sinner]

This is arguable the most important channel on KZbin.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@ethanadams876]

right up there with AvE in my book

[@Mechkiller1982]

+1 for AVE as well as PF

[@thespiritof76..]

Ethan Adams very scookum...

[@johnmichaelagustin3821]

@@Mechkiller1982 c

[@flinxsl]

wow, a youtube channel that provides valuable info in a straightforward way with no bs? I can't believe it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Microang]

Everyone knows the best thread locker is RUST! 😂

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point!

[@johnsontrucks8806]

Angelito Posse Yeah I often use rush for all my cylinder head bolts Awesome upgrade so far

[@hardlyb]

I find that accidentally munging the threads works almost as well, and you don't have to wait for it!

[@Microang]

@@hardlyb rub it in salt water, it'll be ruatalicious in a day.

[@llsaltll]

you mean cross threaded right?

[@ZZ-xz6lc]

Its great to see you smiling in each video. It feels like you enjoy making them as much as we love watching! As always a lot of fun and a lot of useful information. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

I have fun with testing these products! Thank you!

[@test123apt]

Shared on the Facebook page of the motorcycle dealership I used to work at. The owner is a hell of a crook and treated me horribly, but that doesn't mean his customers shouldn't benefit from your info! Love what you do brother man! Thank you much!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@DavidLauritz]

Yesss! Concluding data table in the end! BIG thanks.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you! I'll keep doing this in the future.

[@1893Mauser]

When using the oven for testing the first thing you wanna do is make sure your wife isn't home.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are right! I learned the hard way!

[@hardlyb]

That was my first thought, too.

[@kjamison5951]

You are on a slippery slope with the oven… if she catches you testing anything with the washer or dryer as well, you will be spending more time in the kitchen than the workshop!

[@MrElPoderozo1]

Lol, so right. I remember a few years back I decided to heat treat a timing chain, let's just say that when she parked her car in the garage she knew dinner was not ready and the smell was all over the house. Till this day she still reminds me of it 😄.

[@MrElPoderozo1]

@@ProjectFarm You have some if not the best videos of information here in you tube. You should look into making a book with all the info you have gathered. I know I would buy it from you. Just remember me when you become a millionaire, lol. Great video! Thanks.

[@ynotw57]

These videos are not only informative, but entertaining and well done. Your approach to the scientific method is also well done and the results are clear. The fact you’re always looking to improve furthers the value of this channel and the tests you conduct. Thank you for being a cream of the crop. Project Farm, Techmoan, 8-Bit Guy, Technology Connections - That’s all you need. And maybe Dynes, Stevie-T, Adam Neely, and Produce Like a Pro for dessert. :) Love this channel!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!!

[@seniorxj2931]

Wow, first time someone listened to a comment I made. In your blue thread locker video I suggested you measure each dose because I saw more product applied to one bolt from another. It's a bit hard to measure such a small amount of product so the one drop per bolt was good enough for me! Great video!

[@ProjectFarm]

This was a terrific suggestion you provided and I tried my best to apply an equal amount. Thanks for this advice!

[@samueldeter9735]

Man this is only the second video of yours I've seen, but you seem to be the most open minded youtuber. You definitely earned a subscriber and if you have a patreon or something, I'd love to support you!

[@TrojanForce911]

Do a test on different types of gasket maker RTV! Heat and pressure test maybe?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@JaceJackson]

This would be an awesome test, but it seems like it would be difficult to replicate

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Project Farm You can make exhaust and other purpose built heatshields by using some fiberglass cloth and taking some red or copper rtv and applying it to the cloth with a putty knife. You can even just leave it glued to a piece of tin for some great homemade heatshields, that’s what I usually do.

[@scottcraig7627]

I'd be curious to see it. Had some trouble with Permatex in our shop and switched to Valco Cincinnati which seems far superior. Seems to set and grip better.

[@TrojanForce911]

Scott Craig I've always used the red high temp permatex rtv and it hasn't failed me yet, I've never used any other brands so I'd be curious to see how other brands compare👍

[@Boofpanda]

I have always wondered about most of these products you test and which one is better. Your channel is probably the most practical/educational channels I’ve seen. Thank you for making these videos, much respect and will always be watching from now on.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@atalarzyk]

If you don't already, you should have a website somewhere so you can post all of the data. It would be interesting to take a look at it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@andpro8071]

That’s a good idea

[@mancard7189]

Yes! That would be awesome!

[@AuMechanic]

Loctite red and blue is of no use on a fastener not tightened because it relies on pressure as the fastener is tightened to "activate" it. If you don't tension the fastener it wont activate the loctite and will only rely on it solidifying which isnt the way it works. If you want to use Loctite for non tension fastening you need green "shaft lock" Loctite.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for commenting on this.

[@billybobjoe198]

Everything you say sounds plasuable, but why didn't the load strength change significantly then? It was weird to me that he was able to remove red thread locker at all, let alone so easily.

[@hughjanus7460]

Learnt this the hard way at work

[@jamesashe]

There may be threadlockers like this, but off the shelf stuff is just an anaerobic adhesive. Loctite talks about it in this link, Q14: www.loctite.com.au/3286_AUS_HTML.htm#item7528

[@armstrongracervids2990]

AuMechanic thank you

[@Cinnamonservices]

I don't know how you do it! Satisfying the internet is basically impossible, yet you try time and time again and always do your best, and even smile at the end! Thank you for what you do for us, it is appreciated.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@KD3AAC]

Not sure if you’ve done this yet, but it would be cool to see the difference between blue vs red thread lockers! Great video by the way!

[@Eric-x4v3i]

Another fantastic test! Thanks for the effort and time you put in on each test!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment!

[@misfitgarageutah]

I know this is an old video but I would really like to see which brand holds up to vibration the best! We work in the offroad racing industry and loctite is crucial on every bolt to keep it from coming loose out in the super rough conditions that youll see over the 300-1000 miles race through the hot desert! I'd love to see you revisit the threadlocker subject and see how vibration affects the results. I'd also really like to see you use a threadlocker brand that has come out from the offroad industries specific needs! The brand is Rev-lock. There is also different levels of red loctite. We use loctite 272 which is supposed to be rated for higher temperatures as well. Would love to see more data on threadlockers its one of the topics im most interested in!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@hardlyb]

I'd be interested in seeing tests about how well the threadlockers resist vibration, but maybe that's too hard. Great video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you

[@donaldjohnson7910]

@@ProjectFarm Vibration (and vibration plus heat) is the only thing you should be testing. We don't use thread locker in order to make a nut harder to remove.

[@codyrisling1718]

hardlyb nahhh...he’s got probably 14 lawn mowers behind is house that’s been through the ringer..vibrates and shakes like bronco, he could easily rig something up to one of those and do a time test or something to figure this out.. would be a great test, would like to know which product actually works “the best”..

[@JETZcorp]

He did test vibration on the blue products. Red are supposed to be for "permanent" application so strength and heat was focused on over vibration.

[@dongkapuyawn5107]

I used the Loctite 271 on my car’s brake caliper bracket since it has the vibration plus heat conditions when I changed my front brake rotors. Hopefully the bolt is easily removed when I need to replace my rotors in the future. If not heat gun to loosen it will be applied

[@Darksyne]

Permatex and JB weld seem to be the most consistent performers and easier to find at part stores.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for commenting!

[@N3r0512]

I love what your doing with the channel. The format is well edited and I thoroughly appreciate how much time these videos take to put together. Your channel is a great example of new content that just wouldnt be possible on a big cable network. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@blknslvr06]

What about subjecting the nuts to a vibration test and seeing if the loaded and unloaded torque has been effected. For the most part I go for locktight to prevent a bolt or nut from loosing torque due to the environment it is subjected to? Just an idea.

[@ProjectFarm]

Yes, I wish I would have done this. Thank you for this recommendation!

[@Rhodesian_FAL]

Blknslvr06 You would want to use Vibra-Tite VC3 or VC4, for a vibration stressed fitting. I don’t even bother with Loctite anymore, Vibra-Tite has outperformed it time and time again in every situation for me.

[@rbrtck]

Unsurprisingly, red Loctite came in first in the "normal" application of a tightened bolt/nut, so I'll continue to use this brand for that, but interestingly it's the weakest on untightened applications, while the largely similar (in chemical composition) JB Weld brand was the strongest. For once, I actually have a project that involves threadlocking an *untightened* bolt, and had no idea whether any of these products would work well enough, because I don't think this is how they're supposed to be used (as without tightening, their curing process might not be sufficiently anaerobic). But JB Weld worked pretty darn well, so for this project, at least, I'll be using the red JB Weld threadlocker instead of the usual Loctite. Thanks for this most useful info! 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@bentrimble2167]

Thanks for the continued effort to provide clean, non biased tests. You & AvE are the only people who haven’t turned Into sell outs. The only difference between you too is I can watch your videos with my toddler in the truck.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to help! Thank you!

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

Gotta admit that ProSeal was pretty impressive. Been using loctite blue on my motorized bike, since the bike vibrates a bit. I put a drop in a piece of plastic, and brush it on the threads with a tiny children's art-paintbrush. Since it is kind of expensive for how much you get. I don't want to waste any. So far, every bolt i've used LT-blue on has held true, but i'm quickly finding out.. every single bolt/screw on this bike needs loctite. Since this bike wasn't meant to go 35MPH on these roads with a 2 stroke engine. The vibrations are rough.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@itguy6547]

I was just thinking about this!! A couple of years ago I learned that lesson the hard way when I was riding my motorized bike 10-12 miles out in the country and my bike rattled apart! Needless to say when I got back home I put loctite on every bolt and screw on my bike!

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

I have a seat spring for a smoother ride (100% worth it), and it has a hex bolt, and it CAME LOOSE while riding a couple miles from home. I could not ride without it.. So i stopped near some houses, and luckily, one of the guys was home, who happened to have the allen key that i needed.. and i kid you not.. he's a small engine mechanic.. that has his own motorized bike! My bike and the seat spring in question. It's in the middle of some upgrades ATM. photos.app.goo.gl/7X1BJcPRpyt4VXei8

[@hadiarashid7808]

You have earned my thumbs up for the great effort and professionalism Great video .. thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@amar.mohamed]

OMG. I was looking into adding threadlocker on my wheel adapter. Thanks for making videos like this!!! Deeply, deeply appreciate this!!! So glad I am already a patreon for your channel!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thank you for being a Patreon which is a great help and encouragement!

[@AhmedAlsarraf]

You let us to save a lot of money thanks

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@bsod4144]

hello Project Farm...today i did something awesome...i poured gunpowder in a carb of a weedwhacker engine and it went off...after dissasembly i saw that connceting rod ends were kissing and crank case was fracture....id like to see what would it do on ayour engines :D its a very good video idea

[@FromLandVegemiteSamich]

Have you tried 5 second super glue as a thread lock before???

[@jrand2631]

@Dustin McDonald Super glue doesn't respond well to heat, so it have to be in a non-heated environment - aka not an engine or something similar.

[@FromLandVegemiteSamich]

J Rand worth a try just to muck around though

[@PurpNerp151]

I am addicted to this channel more than anyone else's. Great ideas, interesting methods, and overall a great channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@daz1975ify]

Just another suggestion, try running an engine on load with flushing oil added to the normal oil. With a before and after lubricity test that would be interesting to see how much the oil breaks down. Nice one Keep them coming!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you!

[@electronicsNmore]

Always a thumbs up. :-)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@electronicsNmore]

Project Farm My latest video you'll really enjoy. :-)

[@mikeinfamy6261]

As a self employed mechanic and I thank you very much due to my resources it limits me to comparative online forms and trial by error so thanks for all you do while being a professional trusted source

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@donpizzo8963]

Everytime I find one of these videos, I just bought 10 gallons of the losing product.

[@xxxblanco]

Great video! You put a lot of time into these, I appreciate it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@JohnCena-kn9tv]

I just recently discovered this channel and it's now one of my favorite channels. Great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Welcome aboard! Thank You!

[@4chankrozb]

would be nice to see comparation of brake pads. May be a big project, but for sure will resolve a lot questions. Something like ATE, Brembo, TRW, some OEM pads etc

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you

[@4chankrozb]

@@ProjectFarm Thank you for all informations which you provides us. Between few brake pads, put some normal and ceramic pads also. For example: Brembo, TRW, OEM, ATE, ATE CERAMIC (would be nice to see from one pads maker normal and ceramic basis). Thank you for videos.

[@Damianos980]

@@4chankrozb You forgot about Ferodo. :)

[@4chankrozb]

@@Damianos980 Ferodo is in that ETC :)))

[@thegreatgradz6524]

How well does super glue work as a threadlocker?

[@ProjectFarm]

Great video idea--thank you!

[@dodge8802]

the great gradz if it doesn't get hot or wet super glue isnt too bad of a locker lol

[@Stacy_Smith]

Jay H Water actually hardens cyanoacrylate.

[@burtosis]

Water makes it cure instantly, but the bonding and strength are poor.

[@o1mtbiker]

the great gradz super glue is a perfect thread locker on plastic, I used it all the time on my rc cars, if I had a screw strip out and didn't have time to replace the part before the next race, or if it was in a place where I had one keep backing out.

[@Ibetyoudontknowme1]

Love your channel. My favorite parts are when you say, “We’re gonna test that” for marketing claims. Keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@alanangelfire1217]

Another great video, thank you for your efforts! :) Here's an idea... you've done a few videos on gasoline engines running on different fuel sources, how about a diesel engine running on a variety of fuels like vegetable oil, used engine oil, etc..?

[@ProjectFarm]

This is a great suggestion. I just acquired a small diesel generator, which I plan to use for video testing.

[@MrLukealbanese]

Excellent as always. Man these companies must live in fear of your tests..;-)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@SteveWrightDesign]

Love this channel, every time I need something for my workshop I check Project Farm first! I don’t know what I’d do without you now!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@cankul57]

Really glad you had an old oven at 6:23... Don't want you to get on the Mrs. bad side for our sake!

[@ProjectFarm]

LOL! I would be in serious trouble if I used her oven!

[@kokocostanza2036]

How about which two-part epoxy works the best?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!. I tested some 2-part epoxies in the past, but I have more that I plan to test. Thanks again!

[@kokocostanza2036]

Hmm, not sure how I missed that one, gotta go back and check now

[@aaronthomas6155]

There are different types of two-part epoxies for different applications. He'd need to find comparable products from various brands for each application type. That would get insanely expensive very quickly. Some of those 2-part epoxies run into the hundreds of dollars per tube and require special applicator "guns" and mixing tubes.

[@charlieodom9107]

I have 1 critique, or maybe suggestion....MORE VIDEOS!!! Your videos are direct, to the point, no B.S., and getting better every single time. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@xbox360Rob]

Can you test just super glue on the thread as a “cheap” alternate to threadlock

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea!

[@theepicyoutubization]

@@ProjectFarm super glue, the original Tennessee threadlocker. In all seriousness, for whatever reason applying oil to threads reduces the necessary torque for a given application and that has always confused me, a video testing and/or discussing that would be incredibly interesting to me.

[@MaplePanda04]

James Mulvey Ok, so the ultimate goal of any threaded joint is to apply a clamping load. The way the nut “climbs” the threads and then bottoms out provides this force. When the nut bottoms out but is still forced to turn, the bolt is stretched. The interference between the nut and the stretched bolt creates friction. Lubricating the threads and the area under the nut therefore reduces this friction, which gives you a higher “conversion factor” between torque and clamp load. Therefore, for the same clamp load, you need less torque. Make sure you know whether the torque rating is for a dry or lubed fastener.

[@chefmatthammerschmidt8408]

Which epoxy paint is best in the following categories;abrasion resistance, shock load resistance, impact resistance, and any other categories that anyone has to add to them. Thank you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@Coyner4321]

I absolutely love your videos. It is so nice to get an unbiased opinion on all of these products that you test for us. It certainly gives us a lot of peace of mind when buying certain brand products!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@cmandrell]

would super glue work as a thread lock that is a good question

[@ProjectFarm]

This is a great question. I'll have to put together a video test on this.

[@simonspeaker]

i try to hold a nut from a guitar jack connector with regular Krazyglue and it work well !

[@joeleonards]

@@jerremmDon't be a jerk

[@Mixerhd3]

What will happen if you put charcoal, food coloring in gas tank for results of getting colored smoke !?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Sounds like a fun idea.

[@Mr.Humphrey60]

جرح FM 👍👍👍goodidea

[@scottfirman]

جرح FM Smoke, even colored smoke is made by a chemical reaction, not a colored stain.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

When I fed my pressure washer some dry grass clippings it spit sparks out too. So does speedy dry ;)

[@chovis38]

Well.... thank you very much. After having stumbled across you channel... I have been doing nothing but binge watching them. So much time and effort goes into each one, as well as yielding useful information and results. You've ruined youtube for me.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@Reploid_Zero]

Chrisfix should leave a comment here.

[@ProjectFarm]

He's got a great channel!

[@sebastiansebastian5270]

Lol I learned about thread locker from Chris Fix

[@panthermonium4336]

How is glycol based coolants vs water, vs water with glycol additive for difference in performance in cooling?

[@ProjectFarm]

This is a great video suggestion--thank you!

[@tron121]

water wetter or engine ice

[@aaronthomas6155]

The results would be application specific. In some applications, purified water shows the best performance. In other applications, the water boils too quickly. It's a good test idea, just keep those 2 things in mind if he does the testing.

[@BearCat459]

You can tell your take pride in this type of stuff. The way you take all variables out like changing the gloves each time clwamingt he bolts and stuff ect. One reason I like your videos. Keep up the good work.👍

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that! Thanks, will do!

[@OverlandTT]

I'd like to have seen a fairly standard nail polish in this test as my other half never uses the last drops.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@misslilkev2]

Brilliant!!

[@piynubbunyip]

If you use glitter nail-polish on screws and photograph them with a macro it makes a very good system to know if they have been tampered with as the glitter pattern is near impossible to reproduce.

[@Frrlas]

Clean an engine with diesel in the crankcase or a compare seafoame mixed :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@hommie789]

I have and still do this all the time in my engine. Empty the oil fill with diesel and run for 15 minutes once a year to clean out the carbon.

[@domineech]

I agree test it with ATF and diesel.

[@jonshort6709]

Also kerosene as well. I've been cleaning engines with kerosene all my life but I wonder if other products would work better.

[@gregnash7918]

This is a comment for a old video . Keep these videos . They are needed. Greg

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@timobrien9589]

I want to see you free up one of the engines you self destructed

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@Ididerus]

He did that a couple of weeks ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5vbYX16YsiUeKM

[@timobrien9589]

Oh I didn’t see that one

[@cashpotato9410]

Never sell out. I don't know maybe someday. Please consider using an introduction. What is your name? Thanks

[@ProjectFarm]

I don't ever plan to sell out. Quality of life is more important than money and quality of life normally declines with sponsorship deals. Thanks again, Todd

[@TDIETZ22]

@@ProjectFarm We all thank you for this. You do amazing work!

[@ian-if4ug]

I’m addicted to your videos, even the ones that don't really concern me. I feel like I can always make an informed decision from your tests because you are so trustworthy. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the positive comments!

[@kenb1918]

You should try using vacuum pump oil as oil in a motor’s crankcase

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@jacobisales4844]

Could you do a comparison video on different brands of spray on lubricants/penetrating fluids , such as PB Blaster, Fluid Film, WD-40 etc

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@aaronthomas6155]

I'd love to see him come up with a method for determining which actually works best.

[@PistonShack]

I used HighHeat JB Weld when was doing a spark plug insert on my Ford F250. It did the job. So far no problem at all. Thanks for an interesting video

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@alasdairbell6082]

Hey can you test the 3M boat sealants like 3M 5200 and 4200 ? They're supposed to be crazy strong you can also compare them to others !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@colsoncustoms8994]

Oh yeah, the various fiberglass resins would be excellent.

[@TheSuraj03]

They do need a really long cure time, but they are extremely strong

[@alasdairbell6082]

TheSuraj03 3M has a 24 hour cure in their group as well !

[@alasdairbell6082]

Project Farm Anytime ! I love this channel 😁 very informative !

[@marioserra7155]

Use transmission fluid in the crankcase of a small engine

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@roberth4688]

It would probably work okay, especially the old Type F as it’s pretty much a red 20 weight oil if I recall.

[@16vSciroccoboi]

Trans oil would work fine. It's just 20w base oil with a lot of additives. Just wouldn't be able to stand up for a long time.

[@jamesjiles8139]

I use tranny fuild in my 350 banshee going on 12 years now.

[@michaeljgraff]

thanks for doing all this stuff. I hope people can watch your videos for years to come.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@badboi162]

See what cleans an engine more or damages Add one of below to empty oil pan diesel Heating oil 2 stroke Gearbox oil

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@tezza1989uk20]

Hi can you see if a engine will work with hydrolic fluid as a lubricant and if it would run as a fuel too

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@rickybailey7123]

Man u are the best !! Just a streat forward answer keep testing and I will keep telling and showing your videos to at least 100 different people that have been in the field for 20 plus years !! They love the videos as well !!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@rickybailey7123]

Your welcome 🙂

[@justinwebb8181]

Great vid

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@freddybigs10]

If you turned the oven off before putting the metal into it then the testing material never reached 300°F.

[@garvidads1878]

He just turned it on again man..

[@bobm7275]

One point for observation.

[@tank2449]

man ive been watching your videos since the beginning. you are gonna be one of the top guys on youtube with great videos like this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@TexasGTO]

When you see your thread locker fail and remember it's holding over 1000hp machine together :(

[@ProjectFarm]

That's a bad day for sure!

[@Landon_Chrud]

😬

[@benjaminray2425]

It's amazing how involved he is with his viewers. It seems like he replies to every single comment on his videos. Keep it up man 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much! I really enjoy the interaction and it helps me improve the content for everyone.

[@jimmyzamora3824]

Well this certainly opened my eyes on red threadlockers. I don't have any experience with them, but they were always made out to be so permanent that I never wanted to use them. Thanks for this demonstration.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@TheSaif78]

Red thread locker is meant to be taken off by heat.

[@dan8t669]

any threadlocker is

[@gjw45]

What are you talking about? This test was about testing how well each product performed. If you can undo a nut or bolt without having to heat it up, then it's fine to do so. Some application, such as going into aluminium, will destroy the threads if not heated up when removing. However, for the test this guy was doing, he wouldn't have heated it up as it would've defeated the while purpose of the test.

[@mrbebop8902]

@@dan8t669 that's wrong too

[@TimZ007]

the best threadlocker. some tack welds LOL

[@ProjectFarm]

That'll hold it!

[@nickc7649]

Thank you for all your hard work and the attention to detail you dedicate to each and every one of your vids. You are one of my most favorite review and analysis channels. Simply awesome!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@fatherfirefighter7751]

Mix them all together!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@Miokomata]

"Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. Papa John's."

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Thank you

[@jaredmartin3930]

Honestly, I stumbled upon this channel on accident when I was looking at different oils and I’m becoming more and more of a fan. Honestly I’d like to see if Evans waterless coolant could be used as engine oil. It doesn’t boil and dissipates heat well and I believe since it is “waterless” it is probably oil based. Keep doing what you’re doing I really enjoy watching.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@grassjunkiemirage8657]

Try running a lawn mower engine off of wood smoke.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@Pro_Vs_Con]

Im here lickity split!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Pro_Vs_Con]

Project Farm No thank you! Great video! 👍

[@Pro_Vs_Con]

​@@ProjectFarm I recently have gotten blue Loctite for the hardware that's on my knife, and found out they made a green Loctite! I'm unsure if you made a video about this "color/strength" that I have not seen yet.. But I would be very interested if not! I hope all is well and safe with you, friend's, and family! Sincerely- Nicholas M.

[@nategraham8883]

I came from when you used to put stuff into that old lawn mower. I love your videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!!

[@garbo8962]

Thanks for another great vid. Have a 30 year old bottle of red loctite in my garage. The door my grandkids go in & out of what seems like 50 times a day doorknob kept coming loose so I applied the old loctite it's on it about 2 years ago. Never came loose after that.

[@andrewzillges6911]

Hey thanks for taking the time to make these videos, its clear that you really like what you do and the viewers appreciate it. I think a good idea for a new video would be testing different weed whacker blades.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! You're in luck. I tested them in this video but plan to put together another video on them this Spring. kzbin.info/www/bejne/foqynY2YZ8ego7c

[@michaelsmith1124]

Everyone of your tests are well thought out. Absolutely the best. I buy products based on your fair and impartial test results. Triple thumbs up!! 👍👍👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@patrickdempsey8343]

This is exactly what I was looking for! I literally had to go to the store at some point in the future to get thread locker for a bolt to fix the power assist on my push mower. This totally helped me to choose the right thread locker for my application. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@gregnash7918]

Also I love project farm . We (all of america) need you brother. You do the things we need. Love you brother. Greg

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@JoshStLouis314]

I always enjoy seeing the improvements to your testing methods. Seems like a very reliable and thorough test.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@joblessalex]

I'm going to pose the same question as others. Is mere inch lbs enough to make the thread lock effective? Test method: Apply threadlock to oversized nut and washer combo, tighten bolt a to 10lbft next one 20 next 30..... Let cure. When removing, the strength of the threadlock is the reading of the torque meter-tourque spec applied. Keep up the awesome videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@sshyshy6097]

i love your channel! Every time i buy something i make sure its covered by you before i buy! Thank you so much!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@weldonfisher1722]

Thanks for slowing down while speaking, much better. Really like you channel !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@1chamoy20006]

With the amount of time put into these videos. You will be in the millions soon friend!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@nathanielbarbeau4821]

Your home built contraptions, for testing purposes only, always make me smile. They’re simple and perfectly functional. Thanks for all the great product comparisons. I always use your tests to determine what to buy. Can you test fuel filter brands? Oil filters? Car batteries? My high strung Honda S2000 engine requires an OEM filter....unless there are alternatives to a Honda oil filter. (?)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video ideas and thanks for the positive comment too!

[@mpista7182]

Just a trivia note ; my Harley manual calls for various thread locker/sealant applications and it's ALWAYS Loctite regardless of strength etc. I realize this information may indicate a deal between the two companies and not necessarily quality. However, I follow the Harley manual to the letter whenever I work on my bike. Several different applications require different Loctite colors/numbers depending on the fastener.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@MatthewRossMR]

Great video and great methodology. Arguably one of the most important channels on KZbin. Keep up the high quality vids and thanks.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@JoeTheDIY]

Really cool to see the origin of some of your testing tools. Very cool.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!!

[@FridayKnights.]

Tac weld is the best locktite 😂 been following your channel for a while now, I really appreciate your strategic and honest approach to testing products. Keep up the good work man. God bless.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Great point! Thank you!!

[@jonathanodermann913]

You should do a video with thread lockers/sealants and diesel fuel. Diesel is notoriously hard to seal with NPT fittings. It would be neat to see if the regular thread lockers can seal it or if a person really needs the ‘special formulas’ that cost more. Thread sealing tapes might be good to throw into the mix as well. Also perhaps the effect of each thread sealant directly applied on several material types of o-rings would be interesting to see what the resulting damage looks like. Great channel! Keep up the good work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@dapper.moto85]

Great work, as always! Your attention to detail and humble approach are rare and refreshing. Thanks, and keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!