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DIY with Deon
South Africa
Приєднався 6 лип 2020
DIY with Deon is a result of all the time I had on my hands during the global pandemic lockdown. With basically nowhere to go and soon running out of things to do, my mind got creatively busy. Shortly after this phenomenon, I got brave and started doing things in and around my home that I normally would not attempt or simply never got round to doing.
I plan to tackle various projects that will include various categories. Some will be single projects while others will be developing and expanding projects.
I look forward to expanding my knowledge, skills and to let the creative juices flow. So join me on this journey of exploring, discovery and having fun!
I plan to tackle various projects that will include various categories. Some will be single projects while others will be developing and expanding projects.
I look forward to expanding my knowledge, skills and to let the creative juices flow. So join me on this journey of exploring, discovery and having fun!
Insanely Simple Laptop Stand!
In this video I will show you how incredibly simple it is to build a very handy laptop stand with only a little material!
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Disclaimer.
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All of the videos on this channel are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Should you choose to make or do anything as depicted on this channel you would do so at your own risk.
DIY projects and the use of power tools can be extremely dangerous.
The equipment and methods I use may not work for you as it does for me and by no means do I suggest that my methods of working are correct.
Therefore you should always use your equipment and power tools as instructed by the owner's manual supplied by the manufacturer.
Always use protective gear where applicable and never attempt something you are not comfortable doing.
Your shop safety is YOUR responsibility, so therefore I accept NO responsibility or liability for any injuries or accidents you may have if you attempt to do the things that I do.
Please, stay safe and work smart.
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Check my Amazon affiliate storefront for all the tools used:
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amzn.to/3I4ZPiv
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If you want to start a UA-cam journey, I highly recommend this course:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Live free training:
www.digistore24.com/content/299134/26781/DeonBarnard/CAMPAIGNKEY
Affiliate link to course:
mattpar.com/tube-mastery-ds#aff=DeonBarnard&cam=CAMPAIGNKEY
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Have a look at, or try these services as well:
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Amazon business account: amzn.to/478rkT2
Try Audible Plus: amzn.to/47cWl8p
Try Audible Premium Plus: amzn.to/3QFMbGs
Audible Gift Memberships: amzn.to/46ltP3q
Join Amazon Prime: amzn.to/3SL25SF
===========
Disclaimer.
===========
All of the videos on this channel are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Should you choose to make or do anything as depicted on this channel you would do so at your own risk.
DIY projects and the use of power tools can be extremely dangerous.
The equipment and methods I use may not work for you as it does for me and by no means do I suggest that my methods of working are correct.
Therefore you should always use your equipment and power tools as instructed by the owner's manual supplied by the manufacturer.
Always use protective gear where applicable and never attempt something you are not comfortable doing.
Your shop safety is YOUR responsibility, so therefore I accept NO responsibility or liability for any injuries or accidents you may have if you attempt to do the things that I do.
Please, stay safe and work smart.
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Відео
A DIY Adjustable Footrest!
Переглядів 7314 днів тому
This time I will show you how I made this easy adjustable footrest with a lot of advantages! Check my Amazon affiliate storefront for all the tools used: amzn.to/3I4ZPiv If you want to start a UA-cam journey, I highly recommend this course: Live free training: www.digistore24.com/content/299134/26781/DeonBarnard/CAMPAIGNKEY Affiliate link to course: mattpar.com/tube-mastery-ds#aff=DeonBarnard&c...
An Awesome DIY Phone Amp Stand!
Переглядів 3321 день тому
This time I will show you how I built an amplifier stand for most phones with nothing more than a couple pieces of reclaimed \ scrap wood! Check my Amazon affiliate storefront for all the tools used: amzn.to/3I4ZPiv If you want to start a UA-cam journey, I highly recommend this course: Live free training: www.digistore24.com/content/299134/26781/DeonBarnard/CAMPAIGNKEY Affiliate link to course:...
Just Make Your Own Wrench Extender!
Переглядів 2202 місяці тому
In this video I show you how difficult it really is to build Your own DIY wrench extender! Videos of other homemade tools in this video: Magnet welding clamp: ua-cam.com/users/shortsUEVtv40axrA?feature=share Chipping hammer: ua-cam.com/video/XXEtuFVd6TY/v-deo.html Bench Vise: ua-cam.com/video/0Wcd-4hy-1k/v-deo.html Check my Amazon affiliate storefront for all the tools used: amzn.to/3I4ZPiv If ...
A Handy Book/Tablet Stand Solution!
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In this video, I will show you an easy DIY book\tablet stand built from reclaimed pieces of wood! Check my Amazon affiliate storefront for all the tools used: amzn.to/3I4ZPiv If you want to start a UA-cam journey, I highly recommend this course: Live free training: www.digistore24.com/content/299134/26781/DeonBarnard/CAMPAIGNKEY Affiliate link to course: mattpar.com/tube-mastery-ds#aff=DeonBarn...
Are you ready for your mornings and evenings?
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Are you ready for your mornings and evenings?
Multi storage solutions with a seatbelt!
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Multi storage solutions with a seatbelt!
Make scrapwood projects worth your while!
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Make scrapwood projects worth your while!
Sort out your storage problems easily!
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Sort out your storage problems easily!
An easier way to join broken plastic!
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An easier way to join broken plastic!
Alternative to fit a socket to your drill
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Alternative to fit a socket to your drill
Check out this smaller chipping hammer!
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Check out this smaller chipping hammer!
How to use threaded inserts and t-nuts #2
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How to use threaded inserts and t-nuts #2
You can insert a rivnut with basic tools! #2
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You can insert a rivnut with basic tools! #2
Probably the most simple corner clamp ever!
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Probably the most simple corner clamp ever!
Niiiice
Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
@@DIYwithDeon I used the little pins on an adjustable shelf one time. The ones that you push into cupboard walls. Same result
nice
Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Спасибо мастеру за подробное объяснение. 👍
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
'n Boer maak 'n plan.
Net so!
Any advice on how to put 2 tee nuts opposite each other in the same hole?
Maybe clamp them in with a vise?
@@DIYwithDeon It seems that my hole is not perfectly parallel to the surface of the wood or something... when i try with a vice i cannot get the bolt to go through both of the nuts, it goes through the first and then pushes the other out of the wood as it cannot enter it straight.
Anyway my idea is that if there are 2 nuts on both sides it makes the bolt that goes through them to have less slack
Putting 2 of them opposite of each other does not really help. Because while the one is pulling, the other one is pushing. so only put one on the opposite side side of the wood from where you put the bolt in.
Стоит то 3000р
Unfortunately not in South Africa...
I also prepared everything, but I did not get any results. Because the rivet nut of all the washers and the support nut was rotating and it was not fixed and riveted in the hole, and no matter what I did, I did not succeed.
Maybe try to apply more pressure on the rivnut so that geips the face of the material better. I hope you win!
Ни слова не понял,но такое подробное видео что дураку понятно, спасибо.
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Hi Deon, what symptoms do you pick on the 1KD when the filter is cracked or clogged? What problem does bypassing it alleviate?
It loses power because it does not read the intake pressure. When you bypass the broken filter, the MAP sensor can read the pressure again. 👍
Good job.Nice Moxon vise.How about some sawhorses next ?
Thank you very much! Those saw horses might be on my to do list....
Thanx for the clarification…
No worries!
The filter has a purpose. You can use this tip just to figure out if the filter is clogged or leaking. Replace the filter and that's the proper way to do it. It's not wise to delete the filter from the system.
Thanks for your feedback! 👌🏻
Can you explain how you came up with the distances from the center to the small cutouts.
Hi, it is a matter of preference of how big you want the cut outs to be. Two things that I kept in mind while determining the sizes were, 1)Not to make the distance between the cut outs too small. 2)Not to make the cut outs to deep into the centre circle so that I could not fit a knob in the middle to hold the piece of wood in place. I hope this helps, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
excelent video thanks
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
i appreciate this video! for as much as i could buy the tool i don't have the financial means to do it, so thank you so much!
You are most welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Where can i buy a coper block like that ?
I am not 100% sure, as I found this between scrap metal. But I'm sure a local hardware store should have something similar. 👌🏻
I've just found this channel. [Subscribe] clicked as a gesture of support and gratitude. I like the "how to manage without a special tool" approach. Spot on! Cheers. :)
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Thank You!
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Thank you so much for your plain and clear explanation it has been presented very well thank you again
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Verbal instruction was decent, but it would have been nice if I saw more of the setup/method than your hand.
Thank you, please have a look in the video description for the link to the better version I made. Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
great job my friend 👍
Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Second demo, use a socket and rachet.
Absolutely, works just as great. Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Thanks for the tutorial! I don't understand some guys put comments so negative, your demonstration is working so I like our comment "I think you are missing the point...". I was thinking buying the tool until someone from another video mentioned there are a better way using nut and bolt and spanners, I really like the third method with the impact driver, something any "real" DIY has in their toolbox.
I appreciate that! There will always be different people with different opinions, it is impossible to please everyone. Thanks for your support!
I'm kinda pissed i never thought of this!
🤣 Don't be pissed, rather watch the better version of that video inked in the description! 👌🏻
I have a 91 Corolla and was having problems with the map sensor I unplugged it and it runs but it does not accelerate , the problem stop and the car was running like a champ like for 2 years and now it’s doing it again
Replace your MAP sensor, your ecu cannot supply the correct fuelling with a faulty or unplugged one.
@@DIYwithDeon my brother have the same car and I try he’s map sensor on mine and still not working well and I try my map sensor on he’s car and he’s car run good I’m starting to think is as to do with the wiring but thank you for your responding 🙏🏻
А использование вместо шайбы упорного подшипника - намного упростит работу...
That is a very good tip, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
just buy the tool. Rivnut rotrates with the bolt.
Too expensive in South Africa
With a few bolts, nuts and washer you can build the whole series. COMPLIMENTS Con qualche bullone, dado e rondella di recupero uno si costruisce tutta la serie. COMPLIMENTI
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Hi, some advice, I need to extend an equipotential bar, is it possible to join it with two 8 bolts instead of doing it all over again? or is it not recommended? Thank you
Hi, depending on the purpose and total current requirements that your entire system needs, I would reckon it should work if they are thick and big enough.
@@DIYwithDeon the bars are 3mm thick and 2cm wide, I basically have to remove the fuse after the battery positive to connect them directly to the hunt, so as to put the fuse after the shunt, I have a 2p16s battery pack
It still depends what the total current draw of the system is. If the current is quite high, even those 3mm thick bars might start getting very hot.
@@DIYwithDeon I always keep the bars under control and the maximum load temperature is 5kW is within 25 degrees centigrade, normally
Then I cannot see a reason why it won't work.
Did my seat over the weekend and it works great! Can you please advise on the size of the subwoofer that you fitted?
I am glad it worked out for you! I had 2x12" subwoofers fitted. They are the flat type and fit quite comfortably. They are available in 8" and 10" sizes as well. You can ask audio supplier for the correct ones based on your requirements. 👌🏻
Thank you so much. With absolutely no directions with my fenders nor how to use this tool for the rivets I really appreciate the video.
You're very welcome! Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Bugger me, I have a Ford Falcon Ute and need to make a roof console up to put 2 CB’s, some switchgear and a charging cable for my handheld radio. I spent months trying to you’re out how to make the correct contour. You’re a life saver.
You are most welcome, I am glad I could help. Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
nice
Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Great comparison for the various configurations for a hand installation tool. Great way to install rivet nuts when you can't get a spin spin tool or plier tool to fit the application. Well done!
Thanks for your feedback and support! I appreciate it. 👌🏻
Just buy a correct tool?
I think you are missing the point...
@@DIYwithDeon not really, I tried it myself it's possible but a waste of time.
Bakgat plan
Dankie vir jou ondersteuning Ockert! 👌🏻
I just bought a very high end tool and it was only $40.00 and came with lots of rivnuts and mandrels. Money well spent
Thats sounds great, I wish we had that option in S.A.
I have the tool too, but I came here to watch this video because the place I need to install a rivnut is not accessible to the tool.
@@shoveI When I was purchasing I saw two types of tool one which was a 90 deg angle type and the other one a straight vertical. The 90 degree was only $20
😅😅😅 i liked and subd man i got my firt d4d a few hours ago and now i can just enjoy this little trick
Congrats and enjoy it! just make sure it's properly insured and a proper security system is installed, because in this country they're stolen like nobodies business!
Yeah 30$ is expensive. And what man doesn’t have an impact driver around , u using a wrench like Stone Age 😂 I guess u got all your tools from grandpa passing down from last century
You obviously have not been to South Africa. But for the power tool dependant type, like yourself, here is a video with one in it.... ua-cam.com/video/R5mXTGUO82g/v-deo.html Enjoy your non stone age day 🤣👌🏻
I mean, you'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't or cant find a few spanners around
You work on the company of revet nut tool 😂😂
I wonder why so many people post videos calling this an expensive tool. It costs less then $100. 🤦♂️🤣
I guess so many people does not live in a country where it is that cheap....
....100 dollars isn't cheap though if it was 10 dollars, yeah, i'd buy it but it's like 30+ dollars, for a one time thing, nah....
We, in the US, are spoiled. There are many countries where $100 dollars is the salary for a full month.
@@OscarRodSeedsofG Here in Argentina it's between 200-250 on average
Well, when I've already spent $115 on the replacement parts. I don't want to drop another $50 on a tool I'm going to use once. Especially if hand tools get the job done just as well.
Great presentation
Glad you think so! Look in the description of the video for the link to a much better one! 👌🏻
it should be obvious, but a lot of people are stupid, so you really need to mention the fact that drill bits are not all made with the same point angle and a 90° bit will fit differently than a 118 or 135° bit.
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don't mess around with crap but buy a good special tool to do it right and be sure the rivnut sits tight and strong.
🤦♂️I think you're missing the point...
See the topic of the video please. The video guides on how to get the work done if a "good special tool" is not available. Learned a lot from this video.
Your just learning this,? Like you discovered gravity?.you've got to be from this generation.
Nope, only sharing this now, after I heard the question again this week. 👌🏻
I tried to do 3mm rivnuts without the appropriate tool. So I found a pop rivet gun that I use the right insert for the gun, and a long enough all thread or long enough headless bolt in my case it was 3mm bolt that I cut the head off, it has to be quite long so the gun can have purchase on the thread and pull it thru, worked a treat!!
Awesome, sounds wonderful!
The first method worked great with M5's and aluminum rivnuts. Thank you!
You are very welcome, thanks for your support! 👌🏻
Shouldn't those bolts be stainless?
They probably can be, but mine are still working fine. I have replaced the lugs with copper lugs when I changed the cables, but the bolts and copper bar are still good. 👌🏻
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Great idea.👍👌
Thanks for your support! 👌🏻
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