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I buy the 50 pack of multi blades online for $25 bucks. The trick isn’t finding some blade that last longer, because non of them do (even the $17 dollar ones) the trick is throwing away your 50 cent blade when you need a fresh one 👍🏻
Nice job on the kitchen renovation. I particularly like that new floor with the slight bevel on the edges. Makes it look classy.
Thanks!
Hey handyman, also with those metal boxes proper “code” usually calls for you to “ground” the outlet box too. That’s why most of those metal boxes have a screw toward the rear so you can loop the ground around it before you attach it to the receptacle’s ground screw. I ALSO tape my terminals on any receptacle going into a conductive box because 5 extra seconds is worth never having an issue imo. 😅
I was doing some electrical work replacing a ground fault outlet and some outlets in a series. And they were older metal boxes that seemed much smaller then usual. Regardless, I learned quickly theres no harm in taping it when i shoved the new outlet in and it contacted with the box lol.
I'm heading to work in a few minutes and happened across this video. It's inspiring to see this level of patience, detail and professionalism. I'm installing flush ceiling lights today. Nice job! 🔨👍
Looks like a beaver attacked the millwork.😂😂
lol first time I've heard the good old C hair on youtube..
Lol my dad always uses that same expression when building 😆
Great to see your attention to detail!
Love the kitchen! The cabinets look great! As well as the floor! You do great work! Have a great day!
Keep your eyes safe brother!
You’re doing a great job 👏 !
Keep up the good work handyman!
I use biscuits to change directions. It’s quick and easy.
Nice work Handyman!
Thanks 👍
You’re like the Diresta of the multitool
A nice hickory nosing and t-mold for an oak floor. Almost matches perfectly…almost. Haha.
What was that unit of measurement you used to trim the flooring to fit? I’m not familiar..
I look forward to your videos, i dont watch any other woodworking type channels besides occasionally Adam savage tested channel which i highly recommend for tool stuff he is a pro. I have never worked for a construction company only landscape, automotive, electrician being the closest. But somehow out of all my experience this type of work looks like the most fun or enjoyable being able to fix something new every day. im not sure if im just thinking grass is greener or maybe i want an excuse to buy all those power tools (i have an electrian bag, full auto toolbox, all landscape tools) You make it look like the best business to run as a solo guy compared to having a landscape company or even fixing cars. With cars you can get so screwed doing work that turns into a nightmare fast, but with this it seems less likely to happen. I always try to imagine how id get started doing exactly what you do with my slim to none knowledge on how houses go together only seeing stuff on youtube like watching essential craftsman and you. One time i replaced a rotted section of floor under a toilet, i plunge cut the floor with a circ saw to remove the boards down to the joists(?) and the best i could find to replace them at HD was plywood but it raised the floor by like 1/4" in that spot so i just ended up slapping vinyl flooring over the whole floor and called it a day since it was my fam members old shitty house lol what is the correct thing to do to match a really old floorboard thickness? thats the type of scenario id be worried about. like if theres some type of measurement you cant find the right thickness part to replace it with. You make it look easy because you have an answer for everything, but if decided to do a remodel like you, and i couldnt find a stud to put the cabinet in i would be freaking out googling it not knowing how much hack-jobbery is considered standard practice. like in automotive dealership every single mechanic uses a air gun to put on most suspension bolts, wheel nuts everything, they even have smaller air guns or electric to tighten small bolts because you can lookup the torque output on torque test channel, thats an example of standardized hack-jobbery because technically the wheel is not torqued properly with a torque wrench and they could be held liable if something happened. Thats why i think id want to join a company to learn the ropes the fastest but it is not fun "putting in your dues" as the bottom guy in every industry. I suppose if i watch these videos long enough i may learn the right level of hack tricks that are considered industry standard lol (no offense) thanks again for the great camera work and professionalism and honesty.
Was that a red one or a regular one. IYKYK…
No grounding pigtail? The yokes are not enough since you may have to remove the recipticle then it's not technically grounded properly. I know I won't be the only one to comment but there cheap to buy pre made at the store and leaves your work above reproach if a inspector looks or insurance. Always protect yourself from liability and you are unlikely to have a problem ✨️.
That metal. box is missing a green ground screw and ground connection at the back of the box Handyman.
It isn't.
@TheHandyman1 did you go back and change it, or are you counting the outlet mounting screw as your ground?
@@TheHandyman1I read his critique in the chipmunk voice
The yokes on the receptacle itself are screwed into the metal jbox, which is the ground.
@@VaporheadATC That is only for grounding of the receptacle in commercial applications when using AC/BX MC (metallic cable) and serves the receptacle itself, not the other way around.
It is code to ground you steel box.
That's why I use plastic in resi.
comment for the algo. love the vids handy
theres a tool...that sharpens those blades? (Dr. Evil smirk)) Yes with lasers,lol
The electrician I learned from taped his receptacles and switches, so I tape my receptacles and switches.
Haha those bits always seem to go bad quickly. Any tips on where to get good ones that last Mr. Handyman? My parent has some of those and they try to just recycle them by repairing them as if the same as before but I don't think that's going to help it much. Not sure if maybe there is some way to recover how they used to be or maybe a place to get them a great prices.
Harbor freight has cheaper ones but they dont last long. $5~ each
Rolex watch band...nice.
Thought that first clip was going to be watching a digit get removed
Doesn’t the 2023 electrical code require peninsula and island outlets to be on or above the horizontal surface? It no longer allows them below the counter on the vertical sides. The licensed electrician who did my kitchen remodel explained that to me. I was surprised and looked up the section myself. NEC Section 210.52(C)(3)
The reasoning is that too many children, and passers by, pulled the cord dragging the appliance off the counter. I opted for the future provision option.
Sick Video I see the Microtech i carry mine everywhere i have the same one just in black
This one is a Benchmade shotout.
Nice nice looks like a solid knife
5:10 So wait it was code to wrap it back then and they made you do it? 🤔 I usually only wrap with metal boxes
PS- great job on the finish work Handy 👏👍
It wasn't code to wrap them.
@@TheHandyman1 funny they made you wrap them when it didn't make them any extra money like how you said they make you do stab connections because was faster
The money was made in no call backs for shorted out plugs.
@@TheHandyman1 ok now I gotcha, sorry I'm sometimes slow 😆
Does the metal box need to be grounded in your area?
That is NEC code everywhere.
It is.
The receptacle is grounded through the receptacle yoke. If you look at a new receptacle, it will have two little plastic square "spacers" on the mounting screws. If you want to BOND the receptacle to the metal jbox, you simply remove these spacers and then the metal jbox is bonded to the receptacle.
Should be conduit or FMC inside the cabinet, not NM.
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Geez, you pay a lot for those blades. They are cheaper here in Canada. 🇨🇦💝😉🇺🇸👍
Buy diablo carbide ones and they last a really long time and are oops proof even if you hit screws or concrete.
Wait 4k for a multitool blade?
Yup. 2024
🇺🇸🤘 Heck Yeah Handy Dandy 🤘🇺🇸
Nicely done which is more than I can say for my beloved Uncle Bosie who was eaten by cannibals.
Those oscillating blades are stupid expensive for some reason
Jack the Knife.
I'm here for the tablesaw safety comments
Is that a Rolex watch that you're wearing while working?
Guy who charges $800 a day ain’t wearing no trashy Omega
7:54 funny. More so because most watching this video wont get it.
A superintendent gave me a tape measure with inches on top and c hairs on the bottom. I think he got it on Amazon.
Gonna trim it a “C” hair more ya say?
Trim it by a what hair??😁🤣
Was it black, brown, red, or blonde:)
LOL.
Almost an impossible cut to make these days.... They practically deleted that tic mark back in the early 2000's. Can't hardly find hide nor hair of it today.
@@Fafoolish sounds like we are all old enough to remember the measurements
7:57 ...on a fine haired woman.
You damaged your blade on the Rolex
first!
Why the hell are people still using metal receptacle boxes?
Is it illegal or something?
They have their uses in the electrical trade. All commercial work calls for metal electrical boxes for example. As does masonry or concrete adjacent residential, and other niche examples. Or personal preference.
Because it’s required by code in some areas.
Probably because it's in a peninsula and when the home owner shoves a metal pan in there they don't want it to shatter like plastic or fiber ones do. Or when little Johnny kicks the receptacle sitting at the counter the tabs don't break making the box loose. Pretty high traffic area so metal in this case is safer when you can tape the receptacle and avoid any contact with the box.
My kitchen is all plastic boxes except the island outlet which is metal. Idk why but maybe code?