Work smarter not harder! How would have you done this?

[@jesse8333]

*Me paid by the hour* "I'll just use my hands"

[@perc3136]

Not when your company tracks your production 😢 some bullshit

[@kevinhellalong7838]

​@perc3136 Nah it ain't bull shit. It's to weed out the people who aren't shit.

[@The40Glock1]

​@Perc 31 rookie that's why you learn the time of things and still take it easy not all jobs are the same when certain problems arise

[@perc3136]

@@The40Glock1 boy shut yo ass up you dont even what trade im in 😂

[@coltonhartley1906]

Uses opened wrench 😂😂

[@Treehandler]

I would have gotten it all the way up then realized I forgot the washer

[@jerrylewis6743]

Ooooff

[@321donnie]

Every time

[@snap-off5383]

Damn Right!

[@haydendor4130]

That’s how you rack up them hours

[@randall8458]

Hell right

[@cottawalla]

Master tradie: pre positions nut on other end before fitting the rod through whatever its going through.

[@bigred1502]

Not if I'm paid by the hour, then I'm going slower then a first year

[@cottawalla]

@@bigred1502 then you'll only ever be paid by the hour, at minimum rates.

[@SonjiWf]

Nope. Master trading goes.... OK so we making 19 an hour this job.... this should take 2h to finish. But also goes ok we making 900 today and tomorrow if the job is done... this takes 30 eeconds

[@silvermediastudio]

Poor person mindset ​@@SonjiWf

[@mordie31]

😂

[@OneTwoFive0]

I usually put the bolt on before putting the rod. Saves time

[@MrRaddoslaw]

It's unbeliveble how underappreciated is that comment.

[@7wattsy]

Expert level

[@thomasbonse]

I was coming to the comment section to say something very similar.

[@JGorne]

I just wasn’t sure why the rod was necessary

[@michaeltoner1993]

@onetwofive0 it's called a nut

[@joeslinky]

Personally, I usually cut the nut in half, move it to where it needs to go, and then glue it back together

[@user-hu6cy4ps6b]

yeah jb weld does wonders

[@prestonnormile9996]

In JB Weld we trust

[@jameshogge]

Cut the rod next to where the nut should go, thread it on, weld the rod back together

[@Sir.InfinityTGK]

I jus carry twine

[@jeffsorrows]

A little elmers school glue goes a long way -Sun Tzu The Art of War

[@coltonadkins7929]

Master electrician: takes channel locks and holds nut while apprentice spins rod by hand

[@MandoMTL]

lmao

[@brx017]

You mean the adjustable hammer?

[@mattmumford430]

​@@brx017to accurate

[@Hood.Housekeeping]

Highly inefficient and a whole unnecessary man extra. A master electrician would be faster doing it himself with both apprentice thumbs up his butt.

[@demen9497]

​@@Hood.Housekeeping😂

[@kylecatofpulp]

First year apprentice doesn’t have enough charged batteries for this behavior 😂

[@Burnz.]

this is too real lol

[@sicktrick111]

These videos are a joke anyway. Technically, the 2nd year was the fastest, too. The so-called "qualified tradie"had to make a tape band probably took 5m to do his goofy little trick. When the second year would have just stuck the chuck of the drill on the rod and started turning. He would be done and moved on by the time the "qualify tradie" finished playing around with his tape contraption

[@PolineChan]

This guy has been working on the same nut for years. The legend has it that he's still working on it.

[@Parzival-jdm]

Was looking for this

[@lassethomsen3628]

jokes on you, your coworker brought lock nuts..

[@dontetenon8796]

😂😂😂

[@Disktoaster]

Don't do this to me

[@Alex50cc]

He’s fired

[@ryanlawrence1764]

Do you mean a nyloc nut?? A lock nut is actually something different to a nylon inserted nut

[@Walshy44]

​@@ryanlawrence1764 Nyloc nuts are a type of lock nut

[@blacklabel6223]

Air compressor with a good nozzle is gonna blow your mind

[@pogtuber5146]

THis is what I was thinking, would just hold a nozzle to the side of the nut and blast it up

[@maxnovakovics2568]

Never met a burred thread eh

[@ObservationofLimits]

Eh only if the threads are clean and the rods are straight. I've seen too many of these galvanized threaded rods (and nuts) that fit together like crap

[@matthiaskathriner5494]

​@@ObservationofLimitsthen u dont use air anymore. use a watercuter for proplusion!

[@FireGodSpeed]

yea couple of dings in the thread and say bye to your idea

[@DrGashingtons]

Real tradesman gets the apprentice to do it

[@trope5105]

Yep, it's like my journeyman t told me one time, i don't need the practice lol

[@tibayonex4505]

Real apprentice uses his hands because he makes hourly

[@pilau]

@@tibayonex4505 LOL those are the first guys to go when labor checks come.

[@pyrosmoak53]

666th like 🤘😝🤘

[@imuuri]

Yep, hate old geezers. Had a great relationship with my uncles tol I started working with them and they started treating me like that in and out of work. Only took a few more jobsites made up of crews that all shared the same kind of entitlement before I wisened up and started working for myself. Haven't looked back. I wouldn't help an older tradesmen to the hospital door if he was laying two feet away from it with a broken back.

[@Visca_Motion_Pictures]

Second guys going to blame dewalt when his drill cannot hold bits at high speed and torque

[@BTW...]

The claim will fail because the threaded rod is soft as shit and won't have any effect on the hardened chuck jaws. You should know that if you had any worth on a building site.

[@mordie31]

Yup ..

[@mordie31]

@@BTW...How do you know the threaded rod is soft „as shit” .. forgive me I’m not a construction worker just a simple minded engineer. Is this assumed because it’s in Australia and you only use poor quality stuff? Not being a dick here for real. I’ve noticed that most new houses in this country are essentially made from paper inside these days. Back in the day though .. Australia pre 1920 had the most solid houses. No idea what happened.

[@Visca_Motion_Pictures]

@@BTW... you’re drunk if you think that won’t ruin it. I’ve seen it done. Just because there’s a difference in metal between parts doesn’t mean it won’t harm it. Any worth? Damn you sure sound cocky.

[@Visca_Motion_Pictures]

@@mordie31 the threaded rod I use on a daily basis is in no way soft. He’s just making an assumption. Buddy’s pretty aggressive on the keyboard

[@LCon30]

An old aggressive RC wheel is gold for running nuts up.

[@redsquirrelftw]

Certified Grandpa: Threads it by hand from the other end before inserting the rod in place.

[@TheTubejunky]

EXACTLY THIS! These kids in the above comment don't understand basic physics let alone how to PREPARE work materials.

[@shadowhawk3790]

Thank you

[@noire1001]

That wouldn't make a viral video though

[@jamIam6548]

​@@TheTubejunkythey understand. Paid by the hour

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Kinda what I was thinking too, but idk how this sort of thing is supposed to be installed so I’m giving ‘em the benefit of the doubt on this one.

[@TheTuneAce]

Veteran: tells the apprentice to do it

[@martijnstrobbe9786]

Boss: Hire Veterans and Cannonflesh

[@josepimann7384]

came to say this, well done

[@gunnarmeissnest1654]

the first one was the correct way to do it. longer you take to get the job done the more you gotta get paid

[@ministryofwrongthink6962]

I feel like I’m going’ crazy.. but the 2nd year apprentice method literally looks the fastest

[@mikeznel6048]

Real tradesmen just put it on close to where it’s gotta be before they put it in so they don’t have to spin it 5 feet.

[@austen9556]

Yeah how do they get it there

[@terdferguson1736]

@@austen9556 plan ahead maybe? It didn’t just come with the house bud. They surely put it up for something and not sure if your aware but inly a couple ways to hand threaded rod. And they all involve putting a nut underneath to lock it in place and take the wobble Out caused by it being coarse threads .

[@allamerican5127]

Or a nut driver

[@austen9556]

my point is you still need to get the nut all the way up there whether you do it before or after doesn’t change much like the nuts not gonna thread it’s self to the middle unless it’s supposed to be at the vary top

[@DrugsAreBadUmmmKay]

I would put the nut on from the other end.

[@denialater7775]

Remember, switching to your drill is faster than rreloading.

[@bserieshatch1]

Chuck up the klein screwdriver and send it.

[@faydogg21h]

Cover me I’m reloading

[@XGRelax]

SOAP SOAP

[@JeremiahWdabullfrog]

Rrrrrreloading

[@leonletander31]

I'd get someone else to do it while I have a coffee 😂

[@tylerhensley2312]

It took longer to make the duct tape ring than it would have to run 15 up by hand.

[@bobowon5450]

no it didn't

[@FRPpolarbear]

I've never had to thread a nut 4ft before 😂😂

[@quazzydiscman]

Me either... But I HAVE *busted* a nut 4 feet before

[@niri2506]

Yeah when you have to you have definitely done something wrong 😂 Lol all of this is apprentice level 😂

[@CTSV]

super tech: puts nut on the top first so he doesn’t have to thread it up the whole thing😂

[@snoopkrime1]

😂😂😂

[@BlueDart1971]

This is the only comment of value and spot on.

[@scottmartin2682]

no value. nuts go on top of frame, OT underneath. this is some silly nonsense

[@anca2348]

​@@scottmartin2682so put the threaded piece in the hole in the frame than the nut on top?

[@lozean]

Finally someone.

[@buildandbescene]

The amount of times I have been spinning over and over! You have saved me hours! 😂

[@Masood1810]

Master craftsmen: Hires apprentice to do it manually 😅

[@terminatedaccount8750]

The real trick is getting other people to do it for you 😂

[@dontump2286]

Female energy.

[@NotMyActualName_]

Right? The certified tradie just makes the first year apprentice do it.

[@lax_mike11]

@@dontump2286smart energy

[@goodcitizen3780]

Absolutely.

[@goodcitizen3780]

​@@dontump2286 Lol You mistook alpha energy for female energy. Fail

[@jacobhorton9832]

Master: put the nut on before installing the other side of the all thread

[@robertogonzalez4902]

Exactly!

[@alfredofettuccine2397]

That would truly be working smarter not harder

[@jeffwells641]

What if the end they are threading IS the short end? I mean, I have no idea what this is for, but if the rod has to go through 2-3 feet it becomes a 2 person job if you thread it ahead of time. Turning a 1-man job into a 2-man job is definitely not working smarter.

[@jeffwells641]

@DemocratsBeGrooming How do you get the bolt to stay put without a second person to hold it? With the nut on top first it can be fed down through whatever hole it is being fed through. Then you go down to the bottom and thread the bottom nut up. If you feed it from the bottom, one person must hold the rod while the other person goes up top and can take it and thread a nut for the top side. Thus, a one person job becomes a two person job. You really haven't thought this through, have you?

[@brandonfoley7519]

Yeah I'm confused what the point of it is

[@zacksrandomprojects9698]

Put the washer and nut on the top end if possible before threading the all-thread into whatever it threads into

[@marchess923]

Done stuff like that. Definitely, He is a great teacher.

[@snap-off5383]

Woulda seen the need coming and attached it at the other end prior to installing, but would have forgotten the washer so need to take it back off and put it back on the hard way anyway.

[@jimbean6504]

fk yes brother

[@WhyName]

The worst of all possible world's. Sounds like something I would do tbh.....

[@fab3laundry]

Oh this is soo me

[@clutchcomics8554]

😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@trentmckenzie1697]

Fired all 3 of them. All thread can be used from both ends LOL

[@davemiller638]

Got a strong feeling that rod's supposed to be attached to somethin'

[@thegreatpiginthesky3904]

​@@davemiller638doesn't change the fact you can still start it before attaching it to something

[@davemiller638]

@@thegreatpiginthesky3904 Not always

[@joshmonaco6170]

Then you realized you had no idea how all thread works and with no workers you go bankrupt and lose everything, but your employers were smart enough to organize into their local ibew chapter so they didn't mind getting let go at all, they just got a week or two off with paid unemployment and they're already back out to the next job

[@deathlineee24]

@@joshmonaco6170oh almighty fucking wise one, all threads work the same, they are all literally threaded. If the threads work differently then you should probably be bitching the supply house out.

[@richardsanchez5444]

Quick tip. Backwrap the chuck with tape and put it up against the nut. Works pretty well

[@crazygaims4280]

Duct tape…it really does fix anything

[@fupathegreat8318]

Take a screwdriver with a rubberized handle, put it in the chuck with the handle outwards and use the rubberized end to spin the nut up quickly

[@mds1986ms]

I do that or use a wire wheel.

[@michaelpeters6659]

I was looking for this one! It’s the only thing a mastercraft flat head is good for 😅

[@instantsiv]

I was gonna say wrap tape around the drill chuck and use the tape to spin the nut. Same idea different way.

[@JNava]

Doesn’t matter if you’re first year or second year apprentice, just as long as you have TOOLS

[@jamesharrell4360]

"your own"

[@jeremyalcoser5742]

Only need 3, pencil and marker

[@noi8017]

@@jeremyalcoser5742ur one of those i see

[@thesubwayhobo6748]

​@@jeremyalcoser5742thats only 2 things 🤣

[@RJWaynerium]

Even that doesn't matter. Can they get the job done RIGHT is what matters

[@jaymonmaddox728]

What none of y’all seem to realize is there is already a nut and washer at the other end and it was lowered through a hole that “a prepositioned nut” would not fit through. The nut had to be threaded from the lower end however, the rod could probably be shortened…

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

It works with a screwdriver turned upside down so the rubber handle makes contact with the nut

[@daijoubu4529]

Next level tradie, uses a larger hole saw to increase the gear ratio 😎

[@jon-qd4gb]

put nut on other end first

[@Auburn7543]

You're too qualified for this. You actually have a brain lol

[@adangonzalez4029]

Boss

[@naturalmystic108]

My first thought

[@simorebuths7301]

And miss out on all the fun? Never!

[@incredible5587]

my thoughts exactly

[@d.baileyspeaks]

Love the video, brother!! Aspiring GC/USMC Veteran

[@luns486]

Andrew’s a keeper. Can’t believe he’s 61, he looks waaaay younger. There’s a good woman out there somewhere who’d be lucky to have him.

[@ljc71]

The tape trick is a good one. If your all thread isn’t clean though a wire wheel works wonderfully too. It’ll clean the thread while spinning the nut without fail.

[@therawlifefamily]

this is the winning response when the option isn't to start the thread from the other end.

[@Corsairforu]

BUT Make damn sure you got eye protection, one wire from those wheels can get thrown into your eye I know from wire wheeling rust off of parts. @@therawlifefamily

[@rogerringold616]

How do you use a wire wheel while using tape trick .....same time😮

[@dixon-yarmouth899]

Even faster: Air compressor 😂

[@luckygunner8089]

Don't tell everyone the cheats!

[@ck1619991]

My first thought too.😂

[@jakesdaysoff4683]

Nut runner. If you use a lot of all thread, especially adjusting under load, it's a must

[@Nanogrip]

"There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view will be the same."

[@justgoaz]

Not necessarily, if one path takes all day then it'll be dark when you get there and you won't have a view. 🤔

[@jimbean6504]

​@@justgoazgood point, theres also the overgrown path that you walked too close behind your hiking partner and got a springy branch in the eyeball, shoulda wore safety glasses or walked alone because its supposed to be lonely at the top

[@CN-zi7cr]

Compressed air will shoot that mother up faster than spit.

[@thomasjames7568]

Yep. That’ll do it.

[@miketee2444]

1/2 inch EMT makes a good deepwell socket also.

[@randyconn1183]

Wire brush works well too. Don't need an open end to install the belt.

[@svon6642]

that belt looks like its duct tape or something!

[@therawlifefamily]

@@svon6642 yeah... "custom"

[@Corsairforu]

Make sure you got goggles on FIRST when using a Wire Wheel on ANYTHING.

[@michaelgleason4791]

Well the "belt" is tape so you don't need an open end for that either. You do need an open end to start the nut though.

[@glenheffermehl8877]

If you have an air compressor around use a blow tip and you’ll get that nut to fly up that thing haha !

[@davidlabossiere1140]

Doesn't work as well on the galv stuff I find

[@lucyfuir6386]

You can blow the tip..... not me

[@thenamesjohny1490]

​@@lucyfuir6386blow the damn tip lucy

[@t.j.furness]

I'd be lookin' like I'm tryin' to start a fire with a twig.

[@qwertyqwerty9587]

I swear by the precision slap 😂

[@stevepaishon4249]

Use a wire wheel on an impact, jamb it up against the bottom of the nut and the all thread, then go to town... you'll be amazed. Plus you get the secondary bonus of cleaning the threads

[@jonathancarroll7759]

Yup. I was going to say grinder with wire wheel, but they may not have that tool handy.

[@padenpinder5914]

I just use my welder. the pressure of the fumes push it upwards

[@johnlucier5654]

Threads dont need cleaning

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

Another method is to take a length of electrical conduit, put the nut in the end and bang the conduit that's over the nut to form a socket. Repeat with the other side with 2 nuts (locked) around a piece of awl thread, the grind the the awl thread to form a drill chuck. Now you have a very long open socket to drive nuts. I usually had 2 or 3 of them at various lengths from 1 foot to 3 foot.

[@thebigreezshow]

3/4 conduit for 3/8 nuts

[@JJones-hj7bv]

Oshawa, loves home made tools

[@JohnWick-hx7bc]

Okay but that band thing it’s cool but obvs the first one is smarter and better 😂

[@postersm7141]

The second year apprentice move is a good way to lose a finger. You should hold onto it with a plier or channel lock.

[@ScottMcmillianII1996]

Dude made a finger remover 3.0

[@rshoe1023]

Generally as a rule I prefer to keep my fingers or limbs away from rotating or moving objects!

[@jimbean6504]

yeah, keep your fingers out of the gearbox when its in motion curious george 🐒

[@marcdre916]

I sometimes have to activate my old apprentice skills just to make sure I get my hours for the week, so imma have to remember the first year example

[@emersonb5764]

Second year apprentice likely had it done quickest while the other guy was assembling a duct tape belt. Neat and clever isn’t always quickest or simplest.

[@mgreen5229]

It'll only go as fast as the drill will turn. Doesn't really matter what technique u use if ur using the drill

[@jeffwilliams3224]

I would have installed the rod with the nut already in the middle and probably just hand spin where I need from there. Blue prints are a wonderful thing lol

[@houmus649]

That's the correct answer for 'Over-Qualified Apprentice...😆

[@SteveWhiteDallas]

But how would you have run it half way up?

[@Weave.seen.this.b4]

Exactly

[@user-qt8ss8ow6e]

I Was looking for this comment Thank you for saving me time.

[@ryanculler7324]

The time it takes to wrap tape around the nut and the drill is probably as long as it would take to hand screw it up 😂

[@John-ou4rm]

Yes, the tradie sat around while the apprentice spent an hour designing the tape wrap 😂

[@dracomadness792]

I’ve seen sheet metal use a cone shaped sanding drum to move the bolt up the all thread. The only downside side is you have to move with it. But it works like a charm

[@MrWayneJohn1]

A Master would begin with the correct sized hardware.

[@samevans4525]

A real tradesman would put the nut on before installing the all thread 😂

[@99zxk]

You needed a master who just points and tells the apprentice "More to the left."

[@ThanksHero]

A true master says “move it that way” and doesn’t say which was is “that way.”

[@Kingofspades-fc1nt]

​@@ThanksHeroNo damnit! Not that way, THAT way!

[@jcchrism]

The ending is perfect because as a Master, I don't have to do it anymore 😂

[@Vigilante311]

I'm not a professional carpenter or anything but when I see a drill being used like that i will instantly lose faith in this person as a professional

[@carlaitken116]

I would’ve threaded it on the other end before threading the other nut which is above, and avoid all of this bs

[@wernerviehhauser94]

If I would catch any of my workers popping a threading into the chuck of a power drill, hell would break loose.

[@George-MCX10R]

You could just double nut and put the chuck on those instead. Also you wouldn't need to tighten the chuck enough to damage the threads in the first place.

[@wernerviehhauser94]

@@George-MCX10R Double nuts would be fine, but you will have trouble fitting them into the chuck. There are bit sockets for that.

[@George-MCX10R]

@@wernerviehhauser94 true, most drill drivers only go to like 13mm ( .51 in )

[@punawelewele]

The third one could also be a newbie who was taught well by someone who does this work a lot.

[@Robert8225butt]

Screwdriver backwards in the drill chuck

[@denverrichardson6279]

Bro put a screw driver in your drill and hold it against the nut journeyman 😎

[@underanarchy]

Gangsta

[@UNCLESAM..GANC..]

be lucky to find a charged battery at my work lmao

[@stephenblack8698]

The Second Year Apprentice is about to melt his fingertips off.

[@ashtonbeaty555]

Pro tip : put a rubber handled screwdriver shaft first into the chuck of your drill and position it next to the nut. use the friction from the rubber to spin the nut up and down the all thread . Ur welcome

[@jonathanswift8497]

or just use the chuck

[@jonathanswift8497]

@baljdeepinvajuna1363 i meant just use the chuck against the nut on the already installed rod... smart guy lmao

[@slick6935]

Hahahah ^

[@jonathanswift8497]

My chuck has rubber on it...@baljdeepinvajuna1363

[@drewlop]

@baljdeepinvajuna1363damn I was on your side until that homophobic end; solid roast until you botched the landing

[@abovegroundgarage]

The journeyman would just tell the new guy to do it lol

[@jeremiahtallant]

Put a screwdriver in your drill and put it in reverse and put it up to the bold and it's done in a minute

[@Dynadisciple]

Hey Juan! Go work on that all thread buddy! That’s how I would do that 😂

[@joshuasutton3461]

Wait until these guys discover compressed air

[@powellwilliams4758]

Step one find some to show you how they would do it, walk away

[@Initial_Gopnik]

Is this a speedrun guide on how to make your coworkers hate you 😂 whats step 2?, take their lunch?

[@BigDog-ft3le]

Thats the mexican way help me amigo then walk off and never learn a thing and take all the credit

[@Initial_Gopnik]

@@BigDog-ft3le next time you get some vegetables from anywhere from california to the mid west on your plate, remember that the whites, blacks, or asians didnt pick it out of the ground

[@Kingsley_Shat]

@@Initial_Gopnik Picking vegetables is Manuel labor.

[@turbinetech3281]

Take a piece of self sticking weather stripping and and put a layer of it around the chuck. Use that against the nut to run it up. Works great.

[@noahholt482]

Yup

[@ollelofstedt1045]

Audio enginer: Amps up the right frequency and nut spins itself

[@johnsheetz6639]

I didn't even know this problem existed.

[@fryreartechnology7611]

How am I being paid is the real question😅

[@scottomaha7600]

Monday morning, open end box wrench, 1/2 turn, reset wrench, see you Friday at quitin’ time

[@carlj7466]

The last one was the worst hahaha omg

[@nikolaip4947]

Forgot journeyman making the apprentice do it 😂

[@elmosblackshoes9320]

Seen some sparkies use a 2ft piece of pvc conduit with a 3/8” nut melted in the end. Works great

[@skirtinbed9923]

That's called a nut buster. I got this but it's 3/4 emt formed to fit 1/2 inch nuts

[@JohnDoe-uv3rr]

"Not paying for the job that's done, you're paying for the years of experience." Looks like we just obtained your years of experience in a few seconds.

[@mikev5486]

Funny thing though, is in this trade, that single trick he just used is probably 1 of 200 simple tricks/hacks, that you really only learn most of them with YEARS of experience. So yeah, your comment kinda makes zero sense

[@54oddrod]

Ah yes the 3 year apprenticeship in threading a nut

[@robertjordan9966]

It’s the difference between getting paid hourly versus pay per job

[@johndoe815.]

Second year was faster than qualified apprentice 😂

[@Wannabearborist]

I’d say after 2 years you’re not an apprentice anymore right, that’s already a good amount of experience and you can do most things by yourself after 2 years

[@greenkingrebels788]

I wrap masking tape round a long bit so the stick is obviously on the outside. Drill in reverse works a treat

[@unbanned6175]

All depends how long your trick takes to set up. Sometimes you might as well do it by hand

[@Titantitan001]

Your boss seeing you put that together: “What the hell are you doing get back to work” 20 minutes spent for one nut.

[@hkxche]

My twist and throw nut technique is quick af

[@tomrogers9467]

You forgot to show “Union Journeyman”. Holds the nut while two guys watch another turn the rod.

[@DaveDoesCarpentry]

Hahahaha that is great 😂

[@demonsamongstmen562]

This comment is golden

[@mikenormandy9250]

You forgot to add “then gets paid triple the non-union guys” 😂😂😂

[@Valchrist1313]

@@mikenormandy9250 Oh yeah, the Union guys who can't personally negotiate their wage totally get more money than the guys who can shop around for wages and walk off the job to work somewhere else at the drop of a hat! At least the Union dues are tax deductible.

[@scottlear6839]

What trade unions turned you down. You sound like the Rat

[@jonathanbishop6461]

I usually just wait for the next gust of wind but that’s just me…

[@mattimus8250]

I love the fact that everyone that finds a way to move a nut on a piece of threaded rod acts like they just split an atom.

[@fatsk8er62]

The really smart ones put this on the other end beforehand cause they know its gonna go their dummies

[@hatersaywhat8986]

If your lucky and have a air tank nearby from the framers, use the air nozzle and blow on the edge of the nut, careful, it will go quick.

[@brooklynboi11207]

Oh you blow the nuts.. thanks

[@blackpillrising3164]

@@brooklynboi11207 😮

[@CDsComment]

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