I wonder how much I’ve missed out or got wrong this week 😂.. comment, it helps me and others . Thanks for watching.. there are millions of UA-cam videos out there, I’m blown away by the fact you watch mine. !! Comment if you like Like if you like Subscribe if you like CHEERS !
If you haven't seen it yet check out the hand-i-craft channel, he's a disabled guy who does a lot of DIY and what he achieves is amazing www.youtube.com/@Hand-i-Craft
I’ve just treated myself to the red Halfords tools box, also ordered the Halfords advent calendar Did you see Lidl are doing a Pizza cutter in the shape of a angle grinder Enjoy the videos Richard
Nice one rob they look good need get myself a set each these be perfect for live edge clan up and getting into voids in a slab of wood plus maybe even digging bits nails out of pallet boards 👍🏴
Hey Rob...... I worked in a dental lab in my teens for work experience in the 70's (didnt go into it though) and was given a set of picks which I still have .....have been using them for carbon cleaning on piston grooves (two strokes) since then as they do the job perfectly....of course they have many uses....good purchase.... you will find them an essential part of your tool armoury.
In the aviation world these dental tools are invaluable. They are great for fishing out broken lockwire and making sure holes are clean. The uses for them around the house is endless. You could even do your own teeth in a pinch, lol.
Hi Rob, I got a set of hooks and picks, bought them a few years ago from QD stores in Wrexham, I think QD packed up, like Wilkinsons. These hooks are handy mainly for scrapping dirt and muck out. Usually when i'm repairing tools or stripping down power tools. As always good to see you, catch you soon Take care
Hey Shaun..... nice to see your comments....hope you are good? It sounds like you have so many tools that you are often repairing restoring them....Im gonna do a Rob and suggest you need to start a YT channel !........
@@adam-qf2vz Hi Adam, good to hear from you, I often thought of it, my workshop needs a good sort out plus I need to build an Island workbench. I do have plenty of tools and repair or clean up, at the moment I do have a lot of family commitments, I am a carer for my Mum and Dad I'm there every morning ( except today I'm snowed in ) and when I get home I do the same with my wife and my son he has spina bifida but hes doing ok most of the time. On doing a YT channel it's on the shelf, but that means I do take things of the shelf, I'll see how the land lies, Thanks for asking mate, catch you soon Take care
I have a tin full of spiky hooky things like the gasket hooks etc. you show second. Very, very useful! I use them a lot of things. I sometimes take old printers apart (lots of goodies in those) and they are completely indispensable for that! Good for springs, gaskets, etc.
Iv had the halford socket set for over 20yrs.. in that time iv broke two ratchets, took them back to halford and they replaced them instantly.. no quibble.
Honestly, I'm a sculptor and bought a load of these picks etc a while back as optional tools for sculpting and carving. They have been some of the best tools I have bought, not just for sculpting, but for the other menial tasks that you can use them for. I'm often picking them up daily to pick something, clean nails, grab some debris, wangle something. Unbelievably versatile things.... but beware if storing them upright in a jar or tub. They bite!... and I've been stabbed by the things a ton of times when reaching for one haha
Have a couple of sets of small picks and although they have many uses i highly discourage using them to remove lint/fluff from your phones charging port ............only plastic or wooden picks ,remember the charging port is connected to the phones battery
I wonder how much I’ve missed out or got wrong this week 😂.. comment, it helps me and others .
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I'm a disabled guy ,but you've given me a great idea to get some tools and build things in my shed.
Fantastic it’s giving you ideas 😃
Do it man you won't regret it 😊
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I love the way you explain with a laugh ,you made me happy.
Great to hear and Thanks buddy .. I like to make if fun, and it’s my happy place .. 😃👍 cheers Rob
So useful for the jobs you described and many more as well. Time to replace the couple of old dental picks I have been using.
😃👍 cheers Rob
Rob- Fantastic video! It’s amazing how low the price is on those sets- a must have addition to any and every workshop! 😃👍🇬🇧
Hi John , So pleased I got them at last 😂 cheers Rob
I’ve just treated myself to the red Halfords tools box, also ordered the Halfords advent calendar
Did you see Lidl are doing a Pizza cutter in the shape of a angle grinder
Enjoy the videos
Richard
Hi Richard , didn’t see the pizza cutter 😃 cheers Rob
Nice one rob they look good need get myself a set each these be perfect for live edge clan up and getting into voids in a slab of wood plus maybe even digging bits nails out of pallet boards 👍🏴
👍😃 great stuff Michael 😃 cheers Rob
Good luck getting them to stay on your magnetic holder. You've got me wondering as to what I would use them for.
These do.. 😉 cheers Rob
Hey Rob...... I worked in a dental lab in my teens for work experience in the 70's (didnt go into it though) and was given a set of picks which I still have .....have been using them for carbon cleaning on piston grooves (two strokes) since then as they do the job perfectly....of course they have many uses....good purchase.... you will find them an essential part of your tool armoury.
Great tip for carbon mate 😃 cheers Rob
Bloody good idea on those picks
😉 cheers Rob 👍
French cleets are the way to go ? Always see your tools and can move them around the shed you can make holders for anything👍👍👍
Good call Rod, I keep threatening to put some up 😂.. I will do at some point 👍 looks a great method , cheers Rob
In the aviation world these dental tools are invaluable. They are great for fishing out broken lockwire and making sure holes are clean. The uses for them around the house is endless. You could even do your own teeth in a pinch, lol.
Great to read 😃👍 cheers Rob
Hi Rob, I got a set of hooks and picks, bought them a few years ago from QD stores in Wrexham, I think QD packed up, like Wilkinsons. These hooks are handy mainly for scrapping dirt and muck out. Usually when i'm repairing tools or stripping down power tools. As always good to see you, catch you soon Take care
Hi Shaun.. another great idea.. when cleaning out power tools 😃 of course!
I hadn’t heard of QD stores.
Take care mate , cheers Rob
Hey Shaun..... nice to see your comments....hope you are good? It sounds like you have so many tools that you are often repairing restoring them....Im gonna do a Rob and suggest you need to start a YT channel !........
@@adam-qf2vz Hi Adam, good to hear from you, I often thought of it, my workshop needs a good sort out plus I need to build an Island workbench. I do have plenty of tools and repair or clean up, at the moment I do have a lot of family commitments, I am a carer for my Mum and Dad I'm there every morning ( except today I'm snowed in ) and when I get home I do the same with my wife and my son he has spina bifida but hes doing ok most of the time. On doing a YT channel it's on the shelf, but that means I do take things of the shelf, I'll see how the land lies, Thanks for asking mate, catch you soon Take care
I have a tin full of spiky hooky things like the gasket hooks etc. you show second. Very, very useful! I use them a lot of things. I sometimes take old printers apart (lots of goodies in those) and they are completely indispensable for that! Good for springs, gaskets, etc.
Have you tried a park side plasma cutter yet?
Great tip! Cheers Rob
Iv had the halford socket set for over 20yrs.. in that time iv broke two ratchets, took them back to halford and they replaced them instantly.. no quibble.
Great to hear buddy 😃 cheers Rob
Honestly, I'm a sculptor and bought a load of these picks etc a while back as optional tools for sculpting and carving. They have been some of the best tools I have bought, not just for sculpting, but for the other menial tasks that you can use them for. I'm often picking them up daily to pick something, clean nails, grab some debris, wangle something.
Unbelievably versatile things.... but beware if storing them upright in a jar or tub. They bite!... and I've been stabbed by the things a ton of times when reaching for one haha
Of course.. sculpting 😃 another great example , great to hear your experience 👍 and great tip on the way to store them 😬😂cheers Rob 👍
Your technique for drawing ovals would be very useful should one wish to make a wooden toilet seat...
Great idea! 👍 cheers Rob
Have a couple of sets of small picks and although they have many uses i highly discourage using them to remove lint/fluff from your phones charging port ............only plastic or wooden picks ,remember the charging port is connected to the phones battery
Very good point 👍👍 thanks for mentioning, cheers Rob
FAIL = First Attempt In Learning 👍
Like it 😃👍 cheers Rob
Just a thought…if these are metal why not try magnetising them for times when that fiddly nut or washer has dropped behind something?
😃like it 👍 cheers
Its called knurling😅
That’s it 😃 I was nearly right 😂 cheers Rob