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Turned out great!! 🎹🕰🔊

best and only way all these daisy chains😂 ridiculous, i have always done it the way you do and no other way lol just wrap the cord

Where do you get the jugs?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! 😱

Is that why my hydraulic press doesn't work.

Hey bud I'm with you 💯 im in erie Pennsylvania to right by the Bayfront so I get it.

Thank you.

lol. hahahah.. i didn't need to know.. never will come in handy.. but your right.. it's something i will now know that other people don't. not that it matters. lol.

Either you're stupid or you think we are

all the vids showing complicated ways to do this... maybe if you interact with extension cables every day and can do that in the same amount of time it takes to do this, but i just use extension coords a few times a year, if that. this is the easiest, simplest way for "normal" people.

Brilliant

I wish I knew what volt charger that goes with this. We have the same one but lost the charger. Not sure if it’s 6V or 12V

Do you fill your tires up with helium to make them lighter too? Also, AutoZone has blinker fluid on sale yesterday.

Sick

This IS the proper way

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You obviously never heard of a Triton Workcentre

I want that 54 seconds back. 😢

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This is the way my 70 year old boss taught me 20 years ago. But If hanging in a trailer I recommend not hanging by the last loop, it will wear out. Take the loop and fold over cord and hang through center

Seems simple but I needed this somehow . Thank you .

Coming along nicely!

This is what I was looking for. Thank you.

Its the way my father taught me back in the late 70's & its the way I taught my son

You're holding the can wrong. The nozzle is designed to work with the can upside-down 😅 Everyone thinks it doesn't work because they didn't learn how to use it. Step 1: turn the can upside-down so the nozzle points down 2: Place nozzle inside the gas tank so the notch on the nozzle catches on the lip of the gas tank. 3: disengage any safety lock and push the can down against the nozzle. The nozzle will stop pouring when the gas reaches the tip of the nozzle. If you want to put more gas into a gas tank, cut the end of the nozzle shorter. It's crazy how many people threw out the instructions for the new nozzles without reading them 😂😂😂

It will also work on its side as long as the pump is on the down side.

From a machinist, I will never understand why people think it's a good idea to hand drill steel or harder materials as fast as the drill will go. You're melting the drill regardless of quality.

Too fast bud.

Dollar tree drill bit

Top quality are Walter but they’re expensive

Harbor freight + weak steel plates = more beer money

You're right, I didn't need to know, but now others will know 😂

Wood drill bit?

HssCo bits for the win. Also oil with slower rpms and lots of pressure until you're almost through.

This is what I tell my wife happened to me…. She says I’m small but I’ve been trying to tell her no it’s just because of this exact phenomenon right here.

The bit is probably not for that kind of metal

Cheap drill bits

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did the steel air harden or something?

Dude, quit buying cheap Harbor Freight drill bits. Get you a nice cobalt set

Kin-kut or Norseman

I've done this. I have a step bit now but bedore that, I'd skip 2 bit sizes to step up a hole. Some things you have to learn the hard way. When you replace that bit, grab a step bit too 😊

Just buy a set of lifetime warranty bits. Call a local tool truck whos running the routes for the dealerships around your area. He’ll be local and you can replace high quality tools when you need to. Never experienced this before because I buy once and cry once

Or the Kimball Midwest step reamer if you’re trying to enlarge the hole

If it’s just steel the Kimball Midwest Superprimalloy drill bits will knock your socks off

I enjoy dewalt tap sets and milwaukee bits. But that might be some harder metal

Why

That angle could be a piece of a bed frame. That stuff is high carbon and tough.

That metal pulled an uno reverse on the bit

I don’t think those are high speed steel bits bub. Wood and plastic they’re probably fine but not for steel.