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Watched this before digging a massive hole...Glad I did

What I do is cut up the line in half about 3 in to 4 in...then you can easily work the tube in enough so you can grab it with pliers inside the tank... Makes it a whole lot easier because then I can just pull the good part through till what I need

Really dont wanna be “that” guy…but i just cant resist!… Those are carriage bolts friend, not lag bolts 😂 Awesome ingenuity tho brother! Think you just saved my day and my wallet God knows how much, since now i dont have to take a trip to Harbor Freight! Can never get in and out of there with only what i was planning to go get lol

Gonna try it. Looks funny but who cares save your back

Great video glad I found it

Wonderful video.

Anyone running across this: Nice Plumb National -- but neither rafting nor cedar pattern. It's a very distinctive pattern of its own and not designed for the uses either cedar or rafting patterns were. Plumb did indeed *make* a rafting pattern (it's their "construction" ax). They're in a Plumb catalog, for sure. But the pattern is distinctly different from their Nationals. That big, fan-shaped blade is the give-away. Biggest problem in mistaking it for a rafting pattern is, you bang that poll on some metal fasteners and it most certainly will deform badly, mushrooming all over, not having a rafting ax's hardened poll.

Anyone running across this -- just Plumb National. Very distinctive pattern. Neither rafting nor cedar.

An AC15 in a 1X15 cabinet I think would be amazing.

Drill the hole bigger

There is one of these near me that is for sale for $45. There is no motor and the table looks like it has a very heavy coat of rust on it. Other than the missing motor, it appears to be complete. What horsepower and rpm motor should I use with it? Thanks! Also, I love to see kids in the shop learning how to do projects with their dad or mom!

You can literally see the hardening in the pole, I just picked one up good vid

Loosen first with a pick.

good choice with the VDO, German company known for good parts. My blower on my Audi just died after 29 years! VDO back in

I just drilled a bigger hole. Still plenty tight

Gold

Don’t dig till you tired. Dig till your done.

I found a bunch of Walmart-brand filters in the clearance aisle for $5 each so I bought 5 of them. Then I found this video and now I have $5 filters for the next two years. Thank you for the help.

Nice

Brian Weekley has some fantastic radial arm saw content on his channel. I recommend everyone to check out his content as well. Here's a great video he did on ripping on a RAS. He goes into great detail and I think everyone will appreciate it. ruclips.net/video/dXfl4njmZmc/видео.htmlsi=lcC37rlvLYqntYeD

Wow masterly class. Thank you so much!

The legs association is going to sue you man. That's what backs are for . You wont lose much by breaking your back . But if you break your legsyou are going no where lol

Wish you would have given a detailed cost list.

When digging even a small hole, the volume of dirt you displace is still amazing to me after all these years.

Old post but pretty helpful. thx

Tonecraft Audio makes this offset wrench specifically for it. I ordered one for myself about a month ago and it worked out well for a very stubborn nut that was extremely tight because the faceplate was bent at a 45 degree angle right at the lip of the lamp bezel. This was on a Brown/Blonde faceplate from a '62 Bassman which are of a thicker material and when bent at the bezel it acted like a compression washer. Helpful Hint: It is very worthwhile to use some penetrating oil and let it sit and take action before attempting to loosen that nut. You only get one or two attempts as you can easily round off a couple of the points on a stubborn nut where the penetrating oil would have been the ticket along with the wrench. The wrench was $12 plus $4 shipping. I live on the east coast and it came from the west coast and I had it in 8 days. www.tonecraftaudio.com/fender-style-jewel-nut-wrench

Great video. They're so fiddly to do.

I have a poulan 2055 supper clean my gas lines dry rotted what size lines are they

Sounds groovy

Hi-- thanks for this video! Very helpful. Question, for this sink, what size did you get? we have a standard 36 in cabinet base and I am hearing conflicting ideas about what size we should get. Thanks!

Nice work, there's a "little" more nuance in some of the notes but you hit them all. Dude, were you David on Travelers? If so, I was Real upset they killed off your character. Good job

Thank You !

When sharpening the cutters just lay the flat side against 400/600 grit sandpaper? Should that be sufficient?

Zle kopalem i tak mnie rozbolal kregoslup po 30min ze 2 tygodnie nie moglem sie ruszyc.

Remember to switch sides. I always hold the shovel both palms down too way more comfortable that opposite (bat) grip

I'm looking for a video on the best shovel to dig in rocky soil, and I found this instead... and I'm glad I did.

any idea how many btu from one of these burners?

All of the Allman Brothers music is great

What pickups are in that guitar?

Looks great.

I couldn't get the line through the tank either I tried cutting it like you did and it worked like a charm thank you very much

Thank you brother. One of the guys on my team gave me a piece of 7/4 pecan that I want to make into a couple floating shelves.

Всё гениальное просто.

Metriuc is so much easier. I have absolutely no idea. If i need a 1 mm hole (that's just one number) instead of 23/67 or wtf, and if you write it in decimal it goes like nine decimals or something

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Respect!!! Thank you for the tips

How could you find year info by the sn#? I have one almost identical to yours except mine has a Rockwell motor and I'm trying to find out any info at all but keep coming up empty. Cool video btw

About to start a new job that involves a lot of digging. Going to ise these tips. Thank you.

Mighty fine Sir!