Thank you very much. Honestly I've been wanting to hang my weed eater up for a few years now. Just never put enough thought to it until now. Looks great. Mine will be hanging tonight. Thanks
Thanks for watching, Walter. Mine is a Kombi, so I have different attachments. I made a holder for the attachments but I don't like it. When I come up with a good design, I'll post it too.
Thank you and thanks for watching! How you make the cuts will depend greatly on what tools you have. I made all my straight cuts on a 12" miter saw and made the cutout for the string trimmer with a powered scroll saw. I think the straight and mitered pieces might be too small to safely cut with a circular saw, so I'd recommend either a tablesaw, miter saw or a band saw. Either a band saw, scroll saw, jig saw or a coping saw could be used for the circular cutout that holds the trimmer. To your point, maybe I should do an overview video like this and then do a more detailed video for folks that want to see the specific details.....Thanks again, Kent, I appreciate your support.
Thanks for watching, Rob! It depends on what I attachment I have on it. The string trimmer and brush cutter attachments will not touch the wall. The edger attachment will. You could avoid this by adding a couple of inches to the depth of the cut-out piece or add a small piece at the bottom to hold the shaft out away from the wall. I may build another one showing that as an option and put up a video.
Good eye!! LOL. That was a little bit of remaining road rash from a motorcycle wreck. You can see some more on the palm of my right hand. No permanent damage though. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks so much for your videos. I bought a cheap greese gun from Amazon and greese is not going through my zerks on a lth 1738 mower. The mower has been through one season and never been greesed. Does that sound like a bad greese gun? Greese goes out the sides, not into the zerk, even when I take the zerk off the mower
Thank you Taylor! It sounds like the coupling on the grease gun may not be put together correctly from the factory or it is just too tight. It may not be snapping completely onto the zerk fitting. Some of them, especially when new, require a lot of force to get them to snap on properly. If yours is fully seating on the zerk, it's probably not put together correctly inside the coupler. I'd be tempted to replace it and/or the hose and coupler before I replaced the whole gun (depending on the cost of each option). I hope that helps...let me know if I can help.
Thanks for watching! I don't and have no problems. If I store mine for a long time, I run all the gas out of it so that it is stored dry. That keeps the carburetor from getting gummed up.
Thanks for watching! This is exactly how Stihl recommends storing brush cutters, string trimmers and edgers. www.stihl.com.au/the-correct-way-to-store-brushcutters.aspx
Timber hangers can last for centuries if well constructed. There are tables, cabinets, staircases, doors, roofs that are all made out of wood that are hundreds of years old. I suspect a well made hanger will outlast the trimmer.
You did a great job explaining the little things that a novice like me doesn’t know.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you very much. Honestly I've been wanting to hang my weed eater up for a few years now. Just never put enough thought to it until now. Looks great. Mine will be hanging tonight. Thanks
That's great! Thanks for watching!
Love your videos. Something about you is calming. Thanks
Thank you very much, Troy! I appreciate your support!
Did this for both of mine, worked great thank you
That's great! I'm glad they worked out for you. Thanks for watching, Erwin!
I made same thing after seeing your video for my brush cutter. Thanks bro👍
Thanks for watching, Walter. Mine is a Kombi, so I have different attachments. I made a holder for the attachments but I don't like it. When I come up with a good design, I'll post it too.
Thanks. Just made one based on your design. Works great!
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for watching, Jay!
Nice project!
Thank you for watching, Dausen!
Good job going to make one for our new fs38 stihl. 👍
Thank you Jason! I appreciate you watching!
Great idea Dennis! This is a definite build!
Thank you John! I can't take full credit, the idea is my Dad's. I really like this hanger though....much better than anything else I've tried.
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Exquisite idea; superb work.
Thank you! I appreciate you watching!
Great job...great idea...thank you and god bless.
Thank you for watching, Robert!
Great design! I like it.
Gonna use it for my own Stihl Line Trimmer tomorrow! Thanks. :)
I like this one,,it works great. Thanks for watching!
Very nice work great idea thanks, stay well...
Thank you Danny! You too my friend!
very good idea, as well as great explanation.
Thanks for watching, Lou! I appreciate it!
Another great video thank you
Thank you so much, Bill!!
I am new at this and I really wanted to see how you did the cuts. That's where the skill is.
Thank you and thanks for watching! How you make the cuts will depend greatly on what tools you have. I made all my straight cuts on a 12" miter saw and made the cutout for the string trimmer with a powered scroll saw. I think the straight and mitered pieces might be too small to safely cut with a circular saw, so I'd recommend either a tablesaw, miter saw or a band saw. Either a band saw, scroll saw, jig saw or a coping saw could be used for the circular cutout that holds the trimmer. To your point, maybe I should do an overview video like this and then do a more detailed video for folks that want to see the specific details.....Thanks again, Kent, I appreciate your support.
Great idea!
Thank you Blade! I appreciate you watching!
God bless you bro
Thank you Walter! Same to you sir!
Thanks Dennis ; New sub like your videos , your so relaxed . You have al lot helping videos . T/C
Thank you so much, Manuel! I appreciate you watching and thanks for subscribing too!
very nice :)
Thank you Rachael! I appreciate you watching!
I wish I can see the bottom part of the tool. How does it hang near/far from the wall.
Thanks for watching, Rob! It depends on what I attachment I have on it. The string trimmer and brush cutter attachments will not touch the wall. The edger attachment will. You could avoid this by adding a couple of inches to the depth of the cut-out piece or add a small piece at the bottom to hold the shaft out away from the wall. I may build another one showing that as an option and put up a video.
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Good eye!! LOL. That was a little bit of remaining road rash from a motorcycle wreck. You can see some more on the palm of my right hand. No permanent damage though. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks so much for your videos. I bought a cheap greese gun from Amazon and greese is not going through my zerks on a lth 1738 mower. The mower has been through one season and never been greesed.
Does that sound like a bad greese gun? Greese goes out the sides, not into the zerk, even when I take the zerk off the mower
Thank you Taylor! It sounds like the coupling on the grease gun may not be put together correctly from the factory or it is just too tight. It may not be snapping completely onto the zerk fitting. Some of them, especially when new, require a lot of force to get them to snap on properly. If yours is fully seating on the zerk, it's probably not put together correctly inside the coupler. I'd be tempted to replace it and/or the hose and coupler before I replaced the whole gun (depending on the cost of each option). I hope that helps...let me know if I can help.
I know how this goes. You're supposed to be cleaning the garage but you use it as an excuse to play with the power tools. 😉
Haha! Busted! Yep, that is exactly how this goes...LOL! Thanks for watching!!
Right on!
McFilleys (that right?) is that place online to order mixed screws?
Thanks for watching! It's McFeely's. www.mcfeelys.com/
When storing it like that,Should you empty the petrol out???
Thanks for watching! I don't and have no problems. If I store mine for a long time, I run all the gas out of it so that it is stored dry. That keeps the carburetor from getting gummed up.
Nice weed eater, any chance of a video to put grass( 3 blade ) cutter on, used it yesterday and was unbalanced , had to use saw blade
I'm sorry Julian, I don't have a 3 blade cutter for my brush cutter....I only have a round brush blade and a round grass blade. Thanks for watching!
Never hang a Timber because it will pull apart over time
Thanks for watching! This is exactly how Stihl recommends storing brush cutters, string trimmers and edgers. www.stihl.com.au/the-correct-way-to-store-brushcutters.aspx
Timber hangers can last for centuries if well constructed. There are tables, cabinets, staircases, doors, roofs that are all made out of wood that are hundreds of years old.
I suspect a well made hanger will outlast the trimmer.