The double dongler is actually a common tool in tech circles, the official name is a "spudger". Usually the goal is to get the most durable material you can find that's still softer than whatever you're trying to wedge loose.
I've been an aircraft mechanic for 45 years and a home handy man longer. FINALLY, I find somebody with tools I DON'T have!!! Yeah I'm gonna fit that. Thanks for your great videos and making me laugh at stupid people. Happy New Year to ya!!
I am glad that you have continued this end of the year feature. It has some cool stuff that stood out to you and I may have missed on Funk FPV in 2023. Let me express my honest appreciation for what you have done for our family since the first short I checked out a long time ago. I’m 80 years old, struggling with cancer and a bunch of other depressing miseries. You have brought so many belly laughs and real world memories that I can connect with. It still amazes me. Everyone who cares about me thanks you for lifting my spirits. I really hope that you are rewarded for what you do. I suspect that $ is only part of it, likely a minor part. Bless you for all that you do for so many of us who need it. Believe me when I tell you that you make a difference.
You’re the best, dude. I’ve been seeing so many other channels lately who are just influencers posting sponsored videos like “These are the tools you MUST have if you’re an *insert trade*” and it’s all brand spanking new tools they’ve clearly never used. It’s so gross.
The door holder… that’s genius. I have a glass door I often need to keep opened, and the darn thing opens right above a step so that you can only stick something in the 2 inches closest to the frame… we end up either just blocking the lock so that we can at least reopen it, or we block it with a larger object or tie it with some straps, which are all either dangerous or time consuming. I’m buying this thing.
Try railer brand bits. Their hex bits, torx bits, and regular screw driver bits are superior, in my opinion. The bit holders they come in are the best I've ever worked with. That includes the tool Trucks. I am a Crown Lift Service Technician and appreciate the information you put out. I can relate a lot to your videos and outlook about the job.
I so enjoyed your content this year, I give you a 10/10 for playing, I deduct 0 points for waving your finger at us. You were honest, funny and forthright, still a 10/10 perfect score.. I hope the channel does well for you. Thank you
I think those breaker fuses would be really great for replacing a cigarette lighter fuse. Sometimes you plug something in you aren't expecting to blow it then it does or if you have an inverter or something wired in so you don't have to replace it every time you over draw.
Those circuit breakers - Best use I ever found for them was for the fusable link on a bass boat trolling motor. The damn fuse would always go out at night, and I'd be trying to follow the wire with a flashlight in my teeth, while dropping the fuses in the dark. With the ciurcuit breaker, it was "set it and forget it". If it blew, I'd just have to wait a few minutes for it to cool down and it would be fine again. Saved me a lot of frustration!
Y you show me this AFTER Christmas though? Seriously though, thanks for keeping us entertained throughout the year. As a fellow maintenance tech (pharma) who is also a tool/gadget nerd, I find your videos very relevant and pretty hilarious at times. Happy new year. Looking forward to more mechanical shenanigans in 2024.
I've got a couple of Fat ivans and love 'em. For storing on my tool bag, I just open it up, run the hook through a loop on my tool bag, and then close it back up. Locks it right onto my tool bag.
I love hearing your opinions on tools and year down the road wouldn’t even mind seeing a list off i beat these tools to fuak daily and they’re still working after 5 years videos lol
I had the same experience with the collapible stools - I liked the first one I bought, and the second one broke. I'd like to find one made with better quality material (like maybe nylon or some sort of high impact polymer) that comes at a reasonable price. Thanks for the great video!
Wes......I bought (2) Handee Clamps and (1) Fat Ivan. These are things I wish I knew about earlier in my life. Thanks for making a video of them. Wayne (Clifton, NJ)
Thank you for bring this video to us. I'm A. Gedded? Man myself. Something about it? I just can't help it keep ring Essie's good videos. I always enjoy them.
About the circuit breakers, being a site mechanic like that is completely different than being a mechanic like yourself. Like at my job I have so much equipment to keep going and often don't have time to work on something that is only " partially broke". Usually after a while the part breaks completely and then it doesn't take as long to fix. The old sprayer on drive sometimes they always ask me if it's ok for anyone to drive to drive because I do a lot of field fixes and no one else would know how to drive it
Love the Fat Ivan. I might have to get one of those for our fire door at work. Nothing like getting locked out when you take out the trash, and that rock is getting to be a PITA. By the way, I finally ordered a Dewalt screwdriver earlier this week, which I should have tomorrow. Looking forward to using that on some projects.
pretty nice gadgets funk, hope to see more of your videos and funny shorts in 2024, by the way, i recommend you follow Todd from "Project Farm" before making any purchases on tools, he tests multiple different tool brands and tools, from screwdrivers, to wrenches to motor oil to welders and etc. He tests all of them straight to point with no biases whatsoever(he doesnt accept any sponsors either and buys everything with his own money). def one of the most useful channels out there.
Anyone that makes a decision based off one person's views especially project farm is a fool testing tools and exceeding the ansi specs doesn't mean it's a better tool nor does a price which are what his vids are based 100% off and is not realistic data but click bate views for youtube.
CP is 100% correct. Most of PF tests are not based on real usage and actually aren’t even good tests for functionality. I would not base anything on his findings.
Handee clamp, replace it 100% with a boxed end or open end wrench and a piece of waste plastic bag. The bag takes up the slack between wrench and fastener and holds the fastener for you. Easy enough to pull off and costs $0 😁
The resettable fuse is definitely the way to go. Ordered a mini resettable 1.5amp breaker and attached two wires with connectors for that exact reason. Going through some heaters with an internal glass fuse. Having been in a few of them running down what’s blowing the fuse. After running out of them on a job. Way easier to have a breaker to reset while doing that before replacing it with the glass one after the repair an heading out
AWESOME VIDEO!! All of those would be EXTREMELY handy tools to have!! Especially that little key chain deal!! It would eliminate carrying around loose bits or a clucky ass bit box!!
Those CB fuses have me sold. My heavy air conditioner has one particular circuit that loves to eat 5a fuses and it's always a pile of blown fuses from troubleshooting.
I could have really used that first tool a couple weeks ago lol. I’m definitely ordering the father son version asap!! Thank you very much for showing us.😊
You mentioned that one of the things you didn't like about the Fat Ivan was that the magnet was recessed below the surface, and because of that, it didn't hold as well. Maybe the reason it is recessed is so it doesn't scratch the paint where you are putting it. But your point is valid, if you end up losing the Fat Ivan because it fell off, that wouldn't be good. Anyway, I will also add my thanks, you do great videos and give me good ideas for DIY tool additions. Have a great new year!
The door holder is great. We install granite and quartz counters by the thousands chiefly in commercial, commercial-residential etc. We have to open then hold open many many many doors while carrying the counters. Thanks for the tip. Also, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, fucking bravo on 750k subscribers. I've been around since about 30k. It's easy to appreciate another man's dedication to his craft when he's does it well. Happy new year buddy.
Really neat stuff. The door propper-opener thingy would be something I will look into. (also I bought one of the old stools, its great for FPV at the park, and it fits under the seat of my MC) Thanks for the vid, Happy new year. P:S: What is the micro fixed wing craft on the wall behind your left shoulder?
Dang, that second tool would remove a lot of reasons Industry mechanics smuggle knifes into places their not supposed to :D HSE should hand those out when they ban knifes. Even got a hole for a tool lanyard.
Number 2 looks like a spudger on steroids. Not sure if spudger is a technical or industry term, but Clive calls it that and thats what pops up when I google it. They're a great tool when a prybar is too much and you don't want to run the risk of damaging stuff. Great for working off optics when they've sort of glued themselves on slides of powered hole punchers.
Hey man, we work on totally different equipment, but your recs have been great. I just got the handee clamp, im considering the 27 in 1 precision driver, and im going to buy that Fat Ivan, which to me sounds like a even dirtier version of a fission bomb. I'm also trting to decide between the toughbuilt bag and "stack tech" set. Though i will say that i like that rigid's stacking set comes off the wheels, so you can put whichever box on the bottom you want, which means obly taking in the one box you need if youre like me and have like 5 different kinds of customers with kits for each one.
Hah, did I spot a square nut there? 😎 Great video and some handy bits and pieces. It's been great keeping up with your videos this year. Thank you for the laughs and All The Best For The Year Ahead Have a Happy New Year! Cheers!
Have a great New Years eve. Man that Handee loks real handy. God knows its a pain in the butt many times to get the fingers well up there and then try to do some work. Instead you got that nice little tool that do one thing and do it well.
Ya where was that tool in my youth , I used to install carpet cleaning machines in vans , it get pretty tight needing to through bolt everything, sometimes had no choice but to use lags. First install I did the customer came back saying every time he fills up he smells gas 😂😂😂
They are called low profile mini fuses. But yes, if you have the clearance for it, you can just stick regular mini fuses in there, no problem, just did that in my car the other day, because they fit just fine and it was what I had laying around.
Late merry Christmas and early happy new year. Yeah one 1/2 mile trip to the one unlocked door and the dirty look for disturbing the guy to escort you back to the work would make the purchase price of the fat Ivan well worth it. Blessings brother
My favorite recent 'gadget's a multi-size/shape pack of neodymium magnets for my 'handyman' toolbox- they're SUPER useful! E.g: They're good for finding no-see-um metal shavings, and pulling the same off of magnetic oil drain plugs, etc. Anyone wanna share a good trick for such strong, small magnets? Cheers.
I have a bunch of them haven’t thought any uses yet but I use the rotors from small motors to hold tools , and one on my vise for holding small screws washers etc , but better idea to catch metal shavings and why didn’t I think of this when I used to drill metal upside down all time , just attach to sawzalls drills ect
@@RcPlayer-tt2vw huh. I wouldn't have thought of that. (Catching shavings (chips) while drilling, etc Hmmm.... I have a buddy that is super into scale model rc planes amd helo's (don't call them drones, lol... he's into RC.) That sounds interesting.
An idea for you, Mr. FunkFPV: Once a year lay out the contents of your basic tool bag and show them to us. Then in five or ten years (or whenever you retire) we can witness the march of Progress, or not.
Oh happy new year!, and thanks for saying just kidding for confusing the shi outta me lol cuz I fell for it and im going to buy it anyway 😅 you da BEST🎉
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Merry Christmas and a happy and productive New Year Wes. There you go!
Good folks! A good course of Trusty-Cook hammers!
The double dongler is actually a common tool in tech circles, the official name is a "spudger". Usually the goal is to get the most durable material you can find that's still softer than whatever you're trying to wedge loose.
I've been an aircraft mechanic for 45 years and a home handy man longer. FINALLY, I find somebody with tools I DON'T have!!! Yeah I'm gonna fit that. Thanks for your great videos and making me laugh at stupid people. Happy New Year to ya!!
I am glad that you have continued this end of the year feature. It has some cool stuff that stood out to you and I may have missed on Funk FPV in 2023.
Let me express my honest appreciation for what you have done for our family since the first short I checked out a long time ago. I’m 80 years old, struggling with cancer and a bunch of other depressing miseries. You have brought so many belly laughs and real world memories that I can connect with. It still amazes me. Everyone who cares about me thanks you for lifting my spirits.
I really hope that you are rewarded for what you do. I suspect that $ is only part of it, likely a minor part.
Bless you for all that you do for so many of us who need it. Believe me when I tell you that you make a difference.
I really appreciate that and I’m glad I can give you a chuckle every once in awhile. Keep waking up every morning and prove those doctors wrong. 😎👍🏻
12:31 I've nearly ordered that hex shank bit holder thing so many times!
You’re the best, dude. I’ve been seeing so many other channels lately who are just influencers posting sponsored videos like “These are the tools you MUST have if you’re an *insert trade*” and it’s all brand spanking new tools they’ve clearly never used. It’s so gross.
I have have no aspirations to be that type of channel 😎👍🏻
The door holder… that’s genius. I have a glass door I often need to keep opened, and the darn thing opens right above a step so that you can only stick something in the 2 inches closest to the frame… we end up either just blocking the lock so that we can at least reopen it, or we block it with a larger object or tie it with some straps, which are all either dangerous or time consuming. I’m buying this thing.
I need that , everyday I think of the movie breakfast club , THE DOOR IS WAY TO HEAVY SIR “‘ as the door chuck keeps sliding
@@RcPlayer-tt2vw LOL, you have changed the way I see one of my altime fav movies forever. Too funny.
Yeah,
But don't forget to take it out and pull on the door, the hing will get sprung and the door won't close properly
@@RcPlayer-tt2vw 😂 love it.
Try railer brand bits. Their hex bits, torx bits, and regular screw driver bits are superior, in my opinion. The bit holders they come in are the best I've ever worked with. That includes the tool Trucks. I am a Crown Lift Service Technician and appreciate the information you put out. I can relate a lot to your videos and outlook about the job.
I so enjoyed your content this year, I give you a 10/10 for playing, I deduct 0 points for waving your finger at us. You were honest, funny and forthright, still a 10/10 perfect score.. I hope the channel does well for you. Thank you
I think those breaker fuses would be really great for replacing a cigarette lighter fuse. Sometimes you plug something in you aren't expecting to blow it then it does or if you have an inverter or something wired in so you don't have to replace it every time you over draw.
Good stuff, that double dongler got my attention.
See you next year,... Happy and Healthy 2024 to you and your family.
Thanks for showing off the tools. I dig the shirt and appreciate you wearing it.
😎👍🏻
I love that T-shirt brother!
Those circuit breakers - Best use I ever found for them was for the fusable link on a bass boat trolling motor. The damn fuse would always go out at night, and I'd be trying to follow the wire with a flashlight in my teeth, while dropping the fuses in the dark. With the ciurcuit breaker, it was "set it and forget it". If it blew, I'd just have to wait a few minutes for it to cool down and it would be fine again. Saved me a lot of frustration!
Y you show me this AFTER Christmas though?
Seriously though, thanks for keeping us entertained throughout the year.
As a fellow maintenance tech (pharma) who is also a tool/gadget nerd, I find your videos very relevant and pretty hilarious at times.
Happy new year. Looking forward to more mechanical shenanigans in 2024.
I've got a couple of Fat ivans and love 'em. For storing on my tool bag, I just open it up, run the hook through a loop on my tool bag, and then close it back up. Locks it right onto my tool bag.
I love hearing your opinions on tools and year down the road wouldn’t even mind seeing a list off i beat these tools to fuak daily and they’re still working after 5 years videos lol
Hey funk, thanks for the continued top notch content ! Looking for more tool demo tear downs in 2024, stay real :)
Cheers mate !
I had the same experience with the collapible stools - I liked the first one I bought, and the second one broke. I'd like to find one made with better quality material (like maybe nylon or some sort of high impact polymer) that comes at a reasonable price. Thanks for the great video!
I really liked that stool. It’s a shame they had to cheap out on it.
Thank you for supporting with the shirt💙💙💙
Wes......I bought (2) Handee Clamps and (1) Fat Ivan. These are things I wish I knew about earlier in my life. Thanks for making a video of them. Wayne (Clifton, NJ)
I think you’ll be happy 😎👍🏻 I spent a month in Clifton back in the 90’s. We were removing old bowling machines 😜
Thank you for bring this video to us. I'm A. Gedded? Man myself. Something about it? I just can't help it keep ring Essie's good videos. I always enjoy them.
About the circuit breakers, being a site mechanic like that is completely different than being a mechanic like yourself. Like at my job I have so much equipment to keep going and often don't have time to work on something that is only " partially broke". Usually after a while the part breaks completely and then it doesn't take as long to fix. The old sprayer on drive sometimes they always ask me if it's ok for anyone to drive to drive because I do a lot of field fixes and no one else would know how to drive it
That’s how I troubleshoot my rc diffs 😂 learned this lesson the hard way , things are alot harder to find when they’re intermittent
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Funk, his family, and his viewers.
Be safe, y'all.
Have a great 2024!
Those circuit breakers could be a sanity saver on some of my projects.
Love the Fat Ivan. I might have to get one of those for our fire door at work. Nothing like getting locked out when you take out the trash, and that rock is getting to be a PITA. By the way, I finally ordered a Dewalt screwdriver earlier this week, which I should have tomorrow. Looking forward to using that on some projects.
Enjoying you're posts Funk. Have a great New Year. All the best from Scotland. 🇺🇸🏴
You too bud 👍🏻😎
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too!
My old Sportster had a few circuit breakers that looked roughly the size of buss fuses, really helped me troubleshoot a short in my taillights
my ex used to call me "the double dongler"
And she still became ur ex? 🤔
There's just no pleasing some gals. 😁
@@Teknofobe ...I know, what's up wit that
"it's stiffer than hell"
No he didn't**
Take it in the back while you give it in the front???
pretty nice gadgets funk, hope to see more of your videos and funny shorts in 2024, by the way, i recommend you follow Todd from "Project Farm" before making any purchases on tools, he tests multiple different tool brands and tools, from screwdrivers, to wrenches to motor oil to welders and etc. He tests all of them straight to point with no biases whatsoever(he doesnt accept any sponsors either and buys everything with his own money). def one of the most useful channels out there.
Anyone who doesn’t know Project Farm by now doesn’t know how to ‘Tube them Yous very well. ;)
Anyone that makes a decision based off one person's views especially project farm is a fool testing tools and exceeding the ansi specs doesn't mean it's a better tool nor does a price which are what his vids are based 100% off and is not realistic data but click bate views for youtube.
@@CPthetooladdict cry about it
@@m.farhan8109 CP's comment having no likes says it all lol
CP is 100% correct. Most of PF tests are not based on real usage and actually aren’t even good tests for functionality. I would not base anything on his findings.
They decided regular fuses were to easy to grab so they made it more difficult by creating the micro fuse
You are one of the guys i trust the most ! Love your videos!
Guy reminds me of a lot mechanics I grew up around in the 80s 90s
Like your t-shirt😊😊😊.
Me too
Handee clamp, replace it 100% with a boxed end or open end wrench and a piece of waste plastic bag. The bag takes up the slack between wrench and fastener and holds the fastener for you. Easy enough to pull off and costs $0 😁
Love and appreciate your shirt Funk
😎👍🏻
The resettable fuse is definitely the way to go. Ordered a mini resettable 1.5amp breaker and attached two wires with connectors for that exact reason. Going through some heaters with an internal glass fuse.
Having been in a few of them running down what’s blowing the fuse. After running out of them on a job. Way easier to have a breaker to reset while doing that before replacing it with the glass one after the repair an heading out
AWESOME VIDEO!! All of those would be EXTREMELY handy tools to have!! Especially that little key chain deal!! It would eliminate carrying around loose bits or a clucky ass bit box!!
The resettable fuses are good for rally cars, if the fuse block is within reach of navigator, no need to stop.
Those CB fuses have me sold. My heavy air conditioner has one particular circuit that loves to eat 5a fuses and it's always a pile of blown fuses from troubleshooting.
Love the video, love the shirt. Have a great new year
I could have really used that first tool a couple weeks ago lol. I’m definitely ordering the father son version asap!! Thank you very much for showing us.😊
Yeah fixed many a door jamb from those door holders👍Job security for me!!!!
Exactly
You mentioned that one of the things you didn't like about the Fat Ivan was that the magnet was recessed below the surface, and because of that, it didn't hold as well. Maybe the reason it is recessed is so it doesn't scratch the paint where you are putting it. But your point is valid, if you end up losing the Fat Ivan because it fell off, that wouldn't be good. Anyway, I will also add my thanks, you do great videos and give me good ideas for DIY tool additions. Have a great new year!
That hinge tool is a really a great idea I am going to pick one of these up great videos last year looking forward to more !
As a mechanic, I reject all those gadgets and gizmos. But thanks for playing.
Nah those fuses can be a life saver not everything is practical fixing , if you want it to work till it goes up in flames these are necessary 😂
The door holder is great. We install granite and quartz counters by the thousands chiefly in commercial, commercial-residential etc. We have to open then hold open many many many doors while carrying the counters. Thanks for the tip.
Also, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, fucking bravo on 750k subscribers. I've been around since about 30k. It's easy to appreciate another man's dedication to his craft when he's does it well. Happy new year buddy.
I am buying that handee clamp I needed it today like you would not believe.
Enjoy your new year. Thank you for your content
I love your shirt!
“Watch this tool guy, he isn’t right in the head”. Glowing recommendation 😂😂. Happy New Year!!
Thank you, happy new year. Interesting collection of stuff.
I love the 1/4 inch hex shank, got it when you reviewed it earlier this year. Have a happy New year.
Really neat stuff. The door propper-opener thingy would be something I will look into. (also I bought one of the old stools, its great for FPV at the park, and it fits under the seat of my MC)
Thanks for the vid, Happy new year.
P:S: What is the micro fixed wing craft on the wall behind your left shoulder?
That’s an old Hobby Zone Duet. I bought it way back in the day when I was first learning. Good little plane if they still sell them 👍🏻
Dang, that second tool would remove a lot of reasons Industry mechanics smuggle knifes into places their not supposed to :D
HSE should hand those out when they ban knifes. Even got a hole for a tool lanyard.
I have a full set of resettable fuses the audible click helps while diagnosing too👍
I have a fat ivan, it has come in handy at work
Thanks, Funky
Great shirt by the way. Amen!
Great job Funk.
Looking forward to another great video ! Thanks funk
Great Job on all your informative videos. Thank You and Happy New Year.
A happy and prosperous new year to you and yours, john, Ireland
Happy New Year. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for a lot of great content! I found you this year and am very glad I did.
Really enjoy your content especially the long form videos. I’m a fellow Toyota forklift tech, been watching you since I was a crown tech
You made the right move going to Toyota 😎👍🏻
There's a million uses for the bolt holder if you're a auto technician first I seen it ty for sharing
After you mentioned the hex 1/4 holder I bought one immediately, when I brought it into work, the next week everyone else had one.
Haha That happens a lot 😜
Love goofy or odd gadgets that actually work lol
Another great video. I'm glad to hear you like Nick at JDTCO. He is one of my favorites right up there with you! Happy New Year!
Number 2 looks like a spudger on steroids. Not sure if spudger is a technical or industry term, but Clive calls it that and thats what pops up when I google it. They're a great tool when a prybar is too much and you don't want to run the risk of damaging stuff. Great for working off optics when they've sort of glued themselves on slides of powered hole punchers.
When I got that I thought of Clive 😜👍🏻
I love seeing your content on my feed, keep up your good work.
Love your videos, and appreciate your t-shirt as a veteran! Happy New Year!
I love gadgets. Thanks for the video. I already ordered the breaker fuses.
SOLID SHIRT!
Thanks man from South Africa. Love the tools. Whish we can have them here. Best whishes for the new year.
I hear things get pretty bad down there. Stay safe brother 👍🏻
11:10 the magnet I believe is actually made to be mounted on a metal door frame (for use at 1 specific door)
Thank I especially am interested in the fat ivan and Happy New Year
Hey man, we work on totally different equipment, but your recs have been great. I just got the handee clamp, im considering the 27 in 1 precision driver, and im going to buy that Fat Ivan, which to me sounds like a even dirtier version of a fission bomb.
I'm also trting to decide between the toughbuilt bag and "stack tech" set. Though i will say that i like that rigid's stacking set comes off the wheels, so you can put whichever box on the bottom you want, which means obly taking in the one box you need if youre like me and have like 5 different kinds of customers with kits for each one.
Thanks
Hah, did I spot a square nut there? 😎 Great video and some handy bits and pieces. It's been great keeping up with your videos this year. Thank you for the laughs and All The Best For The Year Ahead Have a Happy New Year! Cheers!
Great video, for men
Can't wait to see a video uploaded by yu!! Love the content man!!
Have a great New Years eve.
Man that Handee loks real handy. God knows its a pain in the butt many times to get the fingers well up there and then try to do some work. Instead you got that nice little tool that do one thing and do it well.
Ya where was that tool in my youth , I used to install carpet cleaning machines in vans , it get pretty tight needing to through bolt everything, sometimes had no choice but to use lags. First install I did the customer came back saying every time he fills up he smells gas 😂😂😂
The worst is when you got your hand in a tight spot and your fingers start cramping 😬
had the bit holder for a while. there great a few hanging off my tool bag and i dont have to go searching for them.
great video, thank you for sharing and happy new year 😀
They are called low profile mini fuses. But yes, if you have the clearance for it, you can just stick regular mini fuses in there, no problem, just did that in my car the other day, because they fit just fine and it was what I had laying around.
Happy New Year!
Ihc trucks use the minis in there stocks. You can get them from a dealer if you have to.
You should probably do more gadget videos. Happy New Year.
I’m going to do them as I get them this year. At the end of the year I’ll tell you what I think about them 👍🏻😎
@@FunkFPV Sounds good.
The rare earth magnets are slightly recessed so they don’t shatter when they are clunked hard on to steel.
There goes old piece of tape in a box wrench 🔧 trick 😂
Haha I’ve done that 😜
Late merry Christmas and early happy new year. Yeah one 1/2 mile trip to the one unlocked door and the dirty look for disturbing the guy to escort you back to the work would make the purchase price of the fat Ivan well worth it. Blessings brother
lol im the guy who has to go back with the tech when he lets the doors close
My favorite recent 'gadget's a multi-size/shape pack of neodymium magnets for my 'handyman' toolbox- they're SUPER useful!
E.g: They're good for finding no-see-um metal shavings, and pulling the same off of magnetic oil drain plugs, etc.
Anyone wanna share a good trick for such strong, small magnets?
Cheers.
I have a bunch of them haven’t thought any uses yet but I use the rotors from small motors to hold tools , and one on my vise for holding small screws washers etc , but better idea to catch metal shavings and why didn’t I think of this when I used to drill metal upside down all time , just attach to sawzalls drills ect
@@RcPlayer-tt2vw huh. I wouldn't have thought of that. (Catching shavings (chips) while drilling, etc
Hmmm....
I have a buddy that is super into scale model rc planes amd helo's (don't call them drones, lol... he's into RC.)
That sounds interesting.
The double dongler I believe was made for oil pans and timeing covers
An idea for you, Mr. FunkFPV:
Once a year lay out the contents of your basic tool bag and show them to us. Then in five or ten years (or whenever you retire) we can witness the march of Progress, or not.
That’s not a bad idea 👍🏻
Not all wounds are on the outside.
Oh happy new year!, and thanks for saying just kidding for confusing the shi outta me lol cuz I fell for it and im going to buy it anyway 😅 you da BEST🎉
Thank you man you have helped me out with bad days you have gotten me though 😂
Peice of pallet or a rock as a door stop is 100% true