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Nice! Thanks for the tip. It’s so simple yet effective.

What's the best way to dispose of the water? I live in an old house and may be dealing with lead paint. 😬

can baking power do the job too?

Excellent, I really appreciate these kind of videos. Thank you very much, sir.

Wow very creative

Спасибо🙏💕😊❤

Bake a teacake, take it to your neighbours, ask them to help you lift it. Three people and a second borrowed ladder will make short work of the lifting, and then you aren't stuck with about 8 metres of chain that you now have no use for.

terrible presentation on a good product

Great explanation

Thank you for this tutorial! After the repair should the cord be restricted to indoor use, or is is still appropriate for exterior use? I have a couple of previous heavy duty outdoor use cords I would like to repair, but that new connector doesn't appear it would block moisture, or would it? TIA for any further clarification you can add. 🤔🤔🤔

But you should compare krylon Spray to Krylon CAN.....you don t have "control"..... so your results are not reliable

well done Nate, thanks :D

I lost the remote... it should work without remote right? mine wont run with the buttons on the unit. fuse maybe? Not my circuit breaker. Thanks

Could I use this on see through polycarbonate sheet?

Super,beginner friendly. Thanks

I hate the fence on this saw. So hard to get a straight cut. Thanks for your suggestions to fix this.

Thanks for the advice!

Good down to earth 😅 information.thanks

When I watch your videos I also pine for the bulk of a larger one

brushless motors are very efficient. you explained it wrong. the circuit needed for it is where all the difference. circuit is not for maintaining power rather it is the one who gives the power to start with.

Very inteligent and interesting way to explain something that can be very confusing for most. The visuals removes all doubts. Thank you!

would it work on high water exposure area, ie next to shower

Thanks 👏👏no rocket…

Thank you for the straight forward video, the ground on the washer broke and I really don’t want to buy a new washer !!

thanks man that was very helpful.......

It’s very precious when handmade 😊🥰☺️

Sockets do come with holders you know .

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Thank you! Very well done video!

Acetone..wow..nice video

Subbed 👍

A nice strong design. Well done!

I lost my safety switch do you know where it is can get one?

Fun, simple projects. Thanks for sharing.

No need to make so complicated, nor use so much wood.

Great Video! I keep 2 cans in my studio for small projects, I love it!

Anyone know if this can hold kids magnetic tile toys?

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I inherited one of these and a house I bought. I had no idea what it was. Thank you. Subscribed.

No long intro, just straight to the point. Subbed ✅️

thank you so much for sharing

I think you may have had better luck sealing/pre-priming the surface first to reduce the soak in. I'm actually surprised that it held at all with one thinish coat though, seems like decent stuff

Thank you the manual came with no diagrams so this was most helpful.

A thinner offering? Is it glue or wine

Good job!👍👍

Hi Nate hope you can respond. There is a video that shows how to make your clew giving your link. She makes a hanging chair with the two clews but is too vague. Could you possibly make a swinging chair video with more detail please. Also thank you for your clear and detailed instructions for the World War II clew!!!

How does it look from outside in? Can you see thru when your outside looking in?

I built an adjustable painting easel and did the same thing, jumped up on top of it. Other peoples' easels in my painting class would fall over regularly. Not mine. They called it Michael's Monster. M

Good, simple jigs. I made a couple for different joint sizes 2-3 years ago the same way as you did. I've made a bunch of small handy to large storage boxes and a few drawers that are very nicely done. The only difference was to make the finger protector larger then use a stop on the saw table to limit sled travel to ensure my fingers stay attached to my hand. Oh and that saw table top - I also wax that 2-3 times a year too as mine is cast iron and not only does it protect it from rusting, it also makes it super slick.

Good video mr,,,