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Google Nest Thermostat Install
This is how I installed my google nest thermostat. This method should work for almost any smart thermostat regardless of make and model. It's easy to install and operate and can save you money in the long run.
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How to fix your watch band for $8
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This is how I easily fixed my watch band. It only took 1 new spring bar and about 5 minutes. Get the kit I used here amzn.to/4bN12qY
How to expand the view of a doorbell camera on a stone house
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If you have a stone/brick house that is blocking the view of your doorbell camera. This video will show you how to expand the field of vision. It only took a $10 grinder, a $4 dollar masonry grinding wheel, and about 10 minutes. It's easy and it works.
How to get a stuck car window to roll back up for $0
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This video will show you how get your car window to close if the regulator has stripped or your handle has broken. It only takes about 15 minutes to complete and costs you nothing. I'm showing how I did this on my 08 Ford Ranger.
Honda Odyssey Rear Window Wiper Replacement for $15
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A quick and to the point video on how to replace the rear wiper blade and arm on a 2013 Honda Odyssey. This should work on a 2012-2017 Honda Odyssey. It's quick and easy. Here is a link to the arm i used. amzn.to/4cdEm4s
How to replace fridge water line for $14
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At first, I tried to fix the old copper water line but after I broke it... it was time to replace it. This turned out to be an easy project. Here's a link to a good kit online. amzn.to/3VvmF9d
How to quickly fix loose tiles with $3 caulk
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This is how I resecured the loose tile in my hallway. It was cheap and easy and only took about an hour to do. All you need is caulk.
How to fix an old outdoor table
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I fix up an old wooden table with a metal frame.
How to add a subwoofer to any vehicle
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This is a DIY install tutorial for installing a subwoofer to your car. If you need to add some bass, a subwoofer is the best way to go. It only takes a couple of hours. I installed this 9 months ago at the date of upload and it still works great. I used the Dual Electronics TBX10A 10" Enclosed Subwoofer with Built-in 300-Watt Amplifier, but this will work for any sub with a built-in amp. You ca...
How to install turf and a putting green by yourself!
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This is a DIY video on how to prep and install outdoor turf and a putting green area. Tamper: bit.ly/3zIHdjS Stapler: bit.ly/40LLXBu
How to restore painted ceiling beams
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This is how got paint off of rough ceiling beams and restored them. Flap Disks: amzn.to/3Ui4BhL Polyurethane: amzn.to/3Gm4Fr7
How to add tweeters to any car!
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A quick guide on how to add tweeters to your car, truck, van, SUV, or anything with an aftermarket stereo! Tweeters: amzn.to/3UeQ8TE Wire Strippers: amzn.to/3zDOem8 Speaker Wire: amzn.to/3ZOehSc Stereo: amzn.to/3mlWgNo
How to remove a battery terminal without cutting it!
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This video will show you how to remove a factory crimped battery terminal and replace it.
Honda Odyssey 3rd row speaker HACK
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A way to get sound in the back row when watching a movie in a 2013 honda odyssey (4th gen) but it should work on any 11-17 with the headphone ports in the back
Add rear speakers to Ford Ranger (98-12) EASY
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Easily add rear speakers to a standard cab 08 Ford Ranger 6x8 speakers: amzn.to/3GnKI39 Speaker Wire: amzn.to/3ZOehSc Wire Strippers: amzn.to/3zDOem8 Stereo: amzn.to/3mlWgNo
I don't have enough room to cut the wires. These fqrs are on! Vice grips not working either lol. Thanks.
Thankyou ❤
Thank you!!! Best video you saved me so much time
Can’t see what you doing
What do I use for the mounting bolts because my aftermarket speakers have the cushion which obviously the stock doesnt
Thank you for this video. It was a life saver! After spending 13+ hours on just one beam and trying everything you tried I was about to give up until I saw your video. Was able to complete a beam in about 1 hr.
Well done!
Was doing the same project yesterday you literally saved my life Thankyou!!!
Glad to help!
What a hack job
Looks great - great process! I have see a wire wheel on a grinder work well also, but not tried that myself. Nice video!
Great information. I was going to just wire my speakers from my existing speakers since I have an aftermarket stereo, but what you did makes way more sense💯
Thanks. I'm glad it could help.
I had 25 beams, 20 inches high and 12 inches wide, and ranging in length from 8 foot to 16-17 foot, I tried stripping on one pillar and a beam and sanding on another, but your video saved our lives, I had 7 guys working on for grinding away with harbor freight grinders for 12 hours and we did 25 beams in a single day. I will post the before and after pictures someday after the polish the beams and painting the ceiling. Your video is gold.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad it was helpful to you. That sounds like an awesome project!
Very handy, I'm about to embark on doing my ones.
Glad to help. You can do it!
Thank you for posting your experience. I'm about to tackle the same task for a main support beam that I think would make a great accent. I was about to try all the things you did first, but after seeing your video, I'll learn from you and skip ahead to exactly how you did it. Wish me luck.
Sounds like a cool project. Good luck and enjoy!
Dude this saved me. Thanks for this.I have like 13 old beams and it was taking me forever. I mean it’s still taking forever but much better with the angle grinder. Having issues getting the corners as I don’t want to damage the ceiling. How long did it take you with the multi tool to touch up the corners and tops of the beams touching the ceiling? Also how often did you replace your flap discs?
Thanks, I'm glad this helped. The multi tool worked pretty good for me but it was a little slower than the angle grinder. I think I changed the flap discs out once they clogged about every 30-45 mins. It also wasn't too hard to clean them with a wire brush and just keep using them actually.
Just a hack job
Maybe so. Yet they outlasted the truck. How would you have done it?
Your doing this all wrong you dont even explain things right
gotcha. What's the right way to do it? How would you explain it?
Bro I love this channel it truly is underrated
I appreciate you.
I honestly thought it wasn't going to make that big of a difference. The difference is substantial. I think I would of tried to see if the have screws or something to mount it on the brick
Thank you. I thought of that, but since mine is wired I would have had to do a lot to move it.
People should never paint wood.
well said.
What size are the speakers
These are 6x8's
I literally did everything you tried to do as well. I was about to give up and paint them when I saw your video. I literally went to harbor freights and got to work! Thank you so much!
Glad to hear it. I hope it all goes well for you.
Dude, ur video recording technique need improvement. At least I know what u used to get the wire off the terminals.
Thanks. I have the exact same car as yours. I'll be doing that mod soon as my parts come in. Thanks again.
Thank you, I was trying that but the factory crimp seems heated. I'll let you know how many weeks it took. Lol
Nice job
Gonna try this….
Tight. I'm gonna sample this. It was exactly what I was looking for. Wasn't sure if there was and easier way. Short answer, no.
I used the 60 grit on the flap disks and was way too powerful where it was even eating away at the wood! My wooden beams are hollow and not solid so thats maybe why! Which number grit did YOU use bro? I'm try a 120 grit today to see if that helps 😊
Oh no. Maybe it also depends on how powerful the grinder is as well. I used 40 grit myself, but most of the beams I was doing this to were solid. I didn't use as much pressure on the one beam I had that was just covering a structural beam. How did yours turn out in the end? Sorry for the late response.
@@youcandiy1991 Really pleased with the end result! A complete transformation from before thanks to you man! You saved me alot of hours! Did the corners using a multi tool with a blunt plunge blade and it worked a treat getting right into the corners, then swapped the blade for a small triangular sanding sheet to finish. Gonna stain them using osmo clear
I'm starting the same project tomorrow! Were you able to get into the deep grooves of the wood with the flap discs you used??
Daang you didn’t even show it
Awesome sauce! Thank you
You bet!
Did you use bass blocker capacitors with them? Im planning on putting some in my 95 chevy s10 and wiring them in with the dash speakers.
I did not but they are still working great, and it's been about 3 years now.
This uncrimping process is a pain, but, I guess patience is the key. Thanks
Tell me about the grinding wire wheelo- details?
I used a cheap angle grinder and some rough flap disks. I put links to the flap disks in the description and you can get an angle grinder from any hardware store or even Walmart.
So there was a new terminal for back speakers on the wiring harness or you spliced into the door speaker wires?
The green and purple wires on the harness I used were for the back left and right speakers. So, no I did not splice into the front wires. Hope this helps.
Youre the best man
Thank you, Sir! Happy to be a help.
Where do I plug the wires from the speakers into
Great video!!
Thanks!
Good job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome job! I’m currently working on mine. Got the area dug out and working on getting the road base in. Ordered the turf but will take 5 weeks to get here to Hawaii 😩
I'm doing mine too dude, all by.myself. sourced the road base today, which was dumped for free by the side of a highway near where I live. Sucks you have to wait so long.
where did you order yours from? In Hawaii too, I know synlawn is on oahu
Genius, thanks! My wires will not reach if I cut them. Had to do this technique but patience and persistence worked like you said. Thanks again!
I've always wanted to do this in a section of my backyard. One of these days.... Go Missions!
what grit did you use on the flapdisks?
I used these ones, and they were awesome amzn.to/3nMBpDr
Looks great, how many hours did it take you in total for that room?
All in all, it was probably 40-50 hours but there was a lot of trial and error involved. Knowing what I know now it would take about half that amount of time.
This video hurts
What stereo did you get? I want to get one like it.
The one I have is a couple of years old. I'll drop a link to the updated model of the one I have, and I would recommend it in 100% amzn.to/3mlWgNo
Make millions out of an UNCRIMPER tool 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ Cause I had the same problem/issue. I could NOT afford to cut battery terminal wires.
i just did mine using this idea. It took me about 30 mins to get it off. Thanks!
You are soooooooooooooooooooooooooo gorgeous, beautiful, and smart!! If you ever get divorced definitely @ me!!
dont text her bro
@@anthonymadhvani5593 You're excused, bro :)
Lol all these women just want a man to do their DIY projects for them
LOL...The jankiest speaker install video ever. Your using 12g butt splice crimp connectors (Without an actual crimping tool) on what looks like 16g wire, Your using wire nuts just to cause a short. But the best yet is lamp zip cord...LOL