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What a waste of money

My wife has one of those but for foaming perfumed soap! It dispenses in the shape of a flower 😅

Thanks for the video! I wound up swapping my oil cooler as well with the blue ribbon kit and I see what you mean. Any concern with the cooler lines touching up against exhaust manifold?

Great video! Just wondering when will American engineers gonna step up their game.

Would you know if it’s possible to swap the 29 spline out of a dodge nv and put in the gm 32 spline to accomplish a cummins powered and 203/205 doubler mashup

Need one for the bathroom now 😼

That’s terrible penetration. I am quality control inspector that is a fail.

Awesome. I have a 2016 ram 2500 manual trans with the bench seat. I wanna swap it out with the newer 1500 jump seat that has the locking back feature and three point seat belt but not sure if it would work and I don't think I'm as crafty as you.

Those are snail eggs.

Show that yellow car on the lift , lol

Man can we get a parts list??? I’m interested in building my ‘11 like this but forums are always so conflicting on advice

SharperTek’s Shellac Buster for ultrasonic is supposed to be a good one.

Try 30% vinegar from home depot

good going dude , i bought the same thumb for my backhoe , watching your video gave me the idea

I don't know.... I really love my DeWalt 20-volt sealed head ratchet. But that's the only one. Love my m12 stuff for everything else. But I was about to break down and get the 12v DeWalt sealed head one too.

I was looking at doing this for my 2005 crown Victoria 5 speed swap. The more I looked into it I think I am going with a stand alone Wilwood clutch pedal and master cylinder. There is enough room to the left of the brake pedal to mount it to the firewall. Great video.

I used the harbor freight model for exposing brick. Worked WAY better than anything else

I have one with similar function for dishwashing fluid and I love it.

Man, if you could put 99% rubbing alcohol in there

I have the 110v titanium multiprocess welder at home and i swear i can lay a better mig weld down with that than i can with the miller 210 we have at work lol. They are awesome welders

Just installed mine. I got it from ADTR. I was getting P0193 on full throttle. Hooked up my fuel pressure gauge and confirmed pressure dropping off at full throttle. Fixed right up.

bought the green platinum flux core wire feed from harbor freight, i can carry it no problem while plugged in and working, the efficiency is high enuf that i can run it off a small generator and it does pretty clean welds, i had to use it to weld thru dripping oil on a busted oil pan in the mountains so i could get home, i give it a 9/10, extra point if it supported inert gas

The Vevor has less height and the adaptor makes it even less. I'd hang onto the Slugger and the Vevor if it were me.

I use those at work. Nice but we have the single can you have a double what we have.

I gotta say, I'm 64 and I've put pipes on a bunch of cars over the years and as best I can remember no one has ever got under my car or truck and said the pipes didn't look up to their standards and if they had I would have laugh in their face. If the pipe fits it fits........

Is that the stock engine

i used a 50 rope light which works fine for me

Using a turbo nozzle rn to remove old "fire lane no parking" stripes from 16k feet of curbs. Was moving at a 20ft an hour pace with a yellow tip. 30ft after testing epoxy remover... and then 80ft with the remover and a turbo nozzle. Washer was pushing 4400 and 4.2. The turbo nozzle is a red tip (0 degree laser) that spins to create a (usually, I think) 25 degree pattern, effectively giving you the huge benefits of the most intense stream you can get, while being applied in a much more usable way

Lay 2 X 6 in front of the key holes for the front to hold the square tube hitch up in alignment. Just make your job easier when attaching it.

My problem with vampliers is that theyre 30% more money and 30% less quality than the knipex extractors

today 7/20/20214 price is $175.38 still cheaper than most!

As a welder, you have to adjust to the available machine and material all the time. I`ve never heard a professionel welder say : ""This wire or this machine doesnt`t fit my skill level." Keep your head down, your hands dirty and learn. There is a saying for a reason : "Hard work beats talent." Buy a cheap welding machine, cheap wire, cheapest foldable workmate, some scrap metal and start pulling stringers in your backyard with a beer beside you. There is no way, you can cut corners. You have to get experience. Even to keep your wire in front of your weld puddle and maintain the right drag angle to avoid slag inclusions will take you weeks and many cases of beer. You can`t push slag. You have to drag it. It`s for physical reasons. So you have to learn, how to position your head right to see, what you are doing. That point alone takes weeks. The stickout while dragging is very important and you need to learn, to feel it. There is a sweet spot between no resistance and spattering. You have to find it with your machine and your wire at the given conditions on that day and welding position. Thats why we make testwelds and check them. Take your time and learn , to do it right. Great videos. They help beginners.

Changing polarity makes you able to weld stainless steel with the flux core process. Just check the polarity on stainless flux core wires. You need to change from ground positive to ground negative. Changing polarity changes the amount of electrical force into the gun ore the workpiece. You always have to make sure, you read and follow the instructions of the welding wire factory. Otherwise you might think, the product doesn`t work well and it isn`t your fault...... Just my two cents. Your videos are good and a great help to beginners. Greetings.

I`m a seasoned welder and i highly recommend flux core welding to beginners. It`s very underrated. You can weld outside in the wind and weather conditions just like stick welding. Basicly it`s stick welding with a spool instead of rods. With stick welding i could never go with my welding rod from side to side and from up to down at the same time. Here you just have to go from side to side and the spool will feed the rod. Just maintain the right drag angle and the slag will wash to one side of the weld puddle and you got no slag inclusions. The drag angle is one of the most important things to do a good job. I`ve trained with the cheapest workmate bench and a junk peace of scrap metal in my garden to pull a few hundred stringers side by side. It went better and better and cost close to nothing. There are quality differences in flux core welding wires. Watch some videos about that. Just get started and at the beginning don`t worry to much about what to buy. All welding machines will melt metal and all wires will fuse molten metal. To make a difference, you have to get experience. There is a learning curve. Otherwise everybody could be a highly payed pipe or construction welder.

that guy can weld! Ya hear me?

what kind of blade and saw did you cut that big steel tube with, please?

We had those in jr. High printing class, 45 years ago!

never needed more than dish soap and water

good work and its nice to see an ambitious, creative and confident guy at work!

Hi Death Toll Racing, I'm new to gasless fluxcore welding and just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for the nice welds it looks great to me. Do yourself a favour and do this again after checking out this video by Dusty of Pacific Arc Tig Welding UA-cam channel there he shows how to film welding with his I-Phone and a welding lens here's the video ,but thanks for the Great video by the way. ua-cam.com/video/WwC4cnXGoBI/v-deo.html

Those are old as hell!!! My father had one in our shop as I grew up.... I'm 47... just sayin

If you own shipping containers, you have to have the truck that's delivered them to. 😅😅😅😅😊

You just invented a tool You can make and sell. In fact you could start making a whole line of tools just for these Like leveling jack stands wheel sets and so on. Also tractor trailer trailers used old ones used to be the go to for outdoor storage and work shops. Stuff to bolt 2 shipping containers together and join them into a larger space roof components to cover both sides even axel and hitch as well as street legal lights for a work seight shop on wheels you can move around your property Single and dbl wide setups.

Love them.

Every heard of baby wipes?

9 mile orv park in Spokane wa

Impact is right on the black frit. Close to the bottom. It's a small impact, but windshields crack very easily when it's that close to the edge.

Damn. Those forks tho.... I did not think they would hold up to that

Best way to set up a welder is on a t joint and weld a few inches at a time not a centimeter at a time lol

Awesome video dude. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate this!