I'm going to offer some more not-asked-for advice. Because I like your content way more than the lawyer everyone talks about. I went there to get the model of this safe and couldn't find it. A natural description about the video and what's in it will also help UA-cam know who to plop your videos in front of. 🍻
Okay. In a few days, I'll put proper descriptions under certain videos that actually get watched. In the past, I found that very few people read descriptions. They also can't find playlists. Since I spent more time posting links to my playlists than anything else, it was easier to put the link in the description.
@HandgunSafe @HandgunSafe Yeah, you shouldn't care one whit about PEOPLE reading them. It's what the UA-cam robots use as meta-data to figure out what you're making and who to plop it in front of. And yes, I've also found that, after creating supremely interesting and well crafted playlists, no one gives a 💩 . I think playlists only work for music channels... 🍻
2:39 Not really related, but an annoying/interesting note about lathe and plaster. Sometimes exterior plaster-work has a layer of metal mesh reinforcement, occasionally interior plaster-work has the same mesh, and even more rarely _both_ layers will have it. The mesh does wonders for longevity but makes it even more miserable to work on. It also badly scatters wireless signals, WiFi, cellular, and even older tech like cordless phones have a rough time with it.
Thanks for sharing here! When I got out of college with my first degree in English Lit, I ended up working in plumbing and heating for a while, mostly servicing older buildings. I've opened a lot of walls, and I've seen the mesh you're talking about. It's a nightmare to deal with. I've seen all kinds of things, oddly cut studs spaced 12 inches, 14 inches, and 18 inches apart, antique hand tools walled up for 90 years, piping fittings that have been unlawful for the past 60 years.
I've been thinking it over, and I've decided I'm not going to bother with the Hornady XL Lockbox. All of Hornady's products are fitted with the same crappy tubular lock. I hate tubular locks. I've been picking crappy tubular locks on UA-cam since 2019, and I'm not doing it anymore. If you want a decent lock box, I recommend the Steelhead Heavy-Duty Lockbox. ua-cam.com/video/88UC2RQXXxo/v-deo.html
Red highlight, every 16 inches. Lots of things in our homes have mysterious features. I thought of doing a series on that, but this would be the wrong channel for that.
SUBSCRIBERS: Sorry about re-uploading this video. A kind viewer pointed out a mistake I decided to fix with an audio tweak.
I'm going to offer some more not-asked-for advice. Because I like your content way more than the lawyer everyone talks about.
I went there to get the model of this safe and couldn't find it.
A natural description about the video and what's in it will also help UA-cam know who to plop your videos in front of.
🍻
Okay. In a few days, I'll put proper descriptions under certain videos that actually get watched. In the past, I found that very few people read descriptions. They also can't find playlists. Since I spent more time posting links to my playlists than anything else, it was easier to put the link in the description.
@HandgunSafe @HandgunSafe Yeah, you shouldn't care one whit about PEOPLE reading them.
It's what the UA-cam robots use as meta-data to figure out what you're making and who to plop it in front of.
And yes, I've also found that, after creating supremely interesting and well crafted playlists, no one gives a 💩 .
I think playlists only work for music channels...
🍻
Nice video! Your channel cover very a very important subject!
Like to see more wall box videos!
I was wondering why the design looked similar to something else .Then I realised it's the same Viking Safe as some other videos.
2:39 Not really related, but an annoying/interesting note about lathe and plaster. Sometimes exterior plaster-work has a layer of metal mesh reinforcement, occasionally interior plaster-work has the same mesh, and even more rarely _both_ layers will have it. The mesh does wonders for longevity but makes it even more miserable to work on. It also badly scatters wireless signals, WiFi, cellular, and even older tech like cordless phones have a rough time with it.
Thanks for sharing here! When I got out of college with my first degree in English Lit, I ended up working in plumbing and heating for a while, mostly servicing older buildings. I've opened a lot of walls, and I've seen the mesh you're talking about. It's a nightmare to deal with. I've seen all kinds of things, oddly cut studs spaced 12 inches, 14 inches, and 18 inches apart, antique hand tools walled up for 90 years, piping fittings that have been unlawful for the past 60 years.
Could you review the hornady xl lockbox please. Love your channel thank you
I've been thinking it over, and I've decided I'm not going to bother with the Hornady XL Lockbox. All of Hornady's products are fitted with the same crappy tubular lock. I hate tubular locks. I've been picking crappy tubular locks on UA-cam since 2019, and I'm not doing it anymore. If you want a decent lock box, I recommend the Steelhead Heavy-Duty Lockbox.
ua-cam.com/video/88UC2RQXXxo/v-deo.html
I feel a fool for not ever noticing/realizing why tape measures had the highlighted 16 inch mark and 32 inch mark. TIL!
Red highlight, every 16 inches. Lots of things in our homes have mysterious features. I thought of doing a series on that, but this would be the wrong channel for that.