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Looking to pick this one up, glad it doesn’t have the bottom they always seem to be heavier! Thats why i’m making the switch from my TP-XD

I just found your channel and subscribed! I was looking for information on combination wrenches. BTW, I never thought about this before but 99% of the tool and repair videos I watch are done by white guys. It was refreshing to come across someone different making UA-cam videos that I'm interested in. I hope your channel catches on and you get more subscribers and that you keep making videos❤

I think that jeans made in China, Vietnam, Indonesia etc are not as good as ones made in Mexico, USA, Dominican Republic etc. Maybe they're making them lighter weight to save on shipping.

I just turned 62 and found out a few months ago that jeans that are NOT 100% cotton are way more comfortable but will also wear out faster. When you get less than 95% cotton, the fabric on the thighs will get "pilled"(?). The old style 100% cotton jeans don't wear out but they will strangle my balls and dig in to my waist.

My guess is they bleach the $14 ones to give those fade spots, which also makes holes sooner. Ye should save the fabric from your discards for patches, I guess. [Oh, I got the prices backwards... They ARE charging more for the Fashion Style pants, then and the cheap ones are on closeout price when they should be the staple pair?]

I 100% love the 40 grit pants there my go to but I need to start finding new one for my waste size (44)

I wonder if you can do a software backup on these. If I let the subscription expire and the machine then fails so that I have to do a reset, I guess it would reset back to when I first received it. And I wouldn't be able to update it.

Merry Christmas!

Just so you know, the Lock N' Flate model that has the OPEN flow (Part# LNL65001) would make it so you do not have to press the nozzle after use. This is for battery operated or auto regulated devices like the M18 tool you have. The nozzle you purchased has a CLOSED flow valve, which is why it holds pressure after you remove it from the tires. Great video though!

Heads up! or in the case of the driver, heads down! Ouch! Nice call.

Cool. I wanted the pump but decided not to get it because of the end. Now I will. Thanks for sharing that.

looks very complexed...lol...

Tim buy one of those hose bags from veto and put your jumper cables in them too,,carharrtt made a cable bag that was canvas and about the Size of the original bag too....get a cheap box also from harbor fridge for your brushes too...

Happy Birthday!! Mic works well.

Whats your opinion on spline wrenches?

Are these wrenches good for extractions . Maybe a supplemental add on ? If that makes sense

Sometimes you gotta do things because it’s the right thing to do❤

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great job as always. Don

I have a suggestsend making new videos put reviews on tools get your name out Thor walking in Walmart or any store you can make a video on and say I don't know promoting something my suggestion we're looking at videos man PS From Puerto Rico

Wow I can definitely hear you clear! Not that I couldn’t hear you clear before but the mic is really good so good in fact I had to turn down the volume a little haha

That is great work. I wonder how the scraper blade would work on eternal bond tape on the rv roof. Thanks Don

Hey Tim, can you tell me what setup you use to bench test the furnaces? I want to get a propane setup with a regulator but don't know what fittings to buy.

Loving finding this channel. Keep the vids coming bud!

Awesome job

Does TrueFix have European cars like Renault and Peugeot for example?

Another excellent video!

where to get swtich?

How you get it for 300.00. it showing 800

I saw an instructional video on the ect, and the guy locks the signal to a wire.

you are the man. Don

Well done

Mac makes the best wrenches. With the knuckle savers, and now with the precision torque in the lineup.

Good job

coming along for sure. Don

I don't know why anybody would compare an $800 wrench set to a 300 dollar set.I do have some snap-on wrenches and some mac ratchets it's all stuff I got in the late 90s and back then was definitely no comparison to what you could get out of a box store. I did have some Napa professional which were nice and actually not cheap and I remember seeing the Craftsman professional Series I never actually purchased any.I always meant to at the time ...I really couldn't justify it back then .I I think people should be smart with their money and honestly unless you have a tool truck that actually stops by or access to a tool truck you're kind of paying a premium for a service you're not getting.... I'm not saying if you work at home as a diyer you shouldn't have snap on. I just don't think it makes a whole lot of sense but people should be able to buy what they like. The last few years I've actually purchase quite a bit of tekton and Capri tools . The bulk of my socket collection had been Craftsman and sk but over the years misplacing themI fill them in with kobalt and husky sockets. I got kind of tired of having a mismatched set that I ended up purchasing tekton complete socket sets in 1/4 , 3/8 ,1/2 in 12 point and 6 point in shallow and deep for under $900 .I am pretty happy with them for the money but if you compare them side to side to snap on you'll notice the Tekton are a lot thicker then the Snap-On and the snap-on deep sockets has a much shallower broaching which I like a lot better than the tekton, but I got all those sockets for 900 bucks and just a 1/4 drive set in snap-on is going to cost you close to 900. I know the quality is not the same and at the price point I don't expect it to be but I also don't think the Tekton is junk and Will suit my needs just fine. I can warranty then a lot easier than snap-on and if I lose a socket I can order individuals and I think their sockets are generally under $8 once you start getting past 19 mm I'm sure they're cost more.I know That this was a long winded convoluted comment as I've gotten older I've gotten less efficient with my words...

Hex bit extension is the more practical way to do It

I just bought these boots. I'm replacing my chippewa boots that lasted 1.5 years. I've realized that if you dont pay more than 250 dollars on boots you won't even make it a year on a pair. 250 dollars or more on boots and you'll get at least a year if not more on them. I've spent thousands of dollars on work boots in my life working the skilled trades. I take my boots seriously like you.

Great video! You’re a wealth of knowledge dude!

The expansion valve is on the firewall