When cutting PVC pipes in a tiny space, this tool is irreplaceable !

Disagree America in decline, it’s getting more crowded yes, but it’s because the whole world is more crowded , the pie slices are smaller, but not in decline my friend.

not a faster way

So now it’s time for a review of them Orange Suspenders we’ve seen you in other vids....by the way, Marlon Brando sure, but Gary Cooper is going back a bit too far huh? Next thing you’ll be mentioning Rudy Valentino...

Where u get those suspenders?

Cold you do a little review on the ergonomics of the grinders?

I can't wait to get a pair of those Nick's I keep buying Red wings every year and a half and they cost me $300 I'm gonna get the nicks great story

Get some hydraulic oil drill more holes mix some Diesel with it set it on fire

Oh my. I tried dumping a shovel full of a fire-ant mound onto the top of a yellow jacket hole a couple of years ago, and that worked then. I tried this year and it did not work (maybe were not fire ants). Anyway, I took an empty jar and placed over the hole. After 3-4 days the jackets died. Some were inside the jar, and others that tried to get back in were lying around the outside of the jar. I haven't seen any jackets in the past 2-3 weeks after removing the jar. Simple solution. Glass/plastic jar over the hole. You may need to do this late evening while they are active.

With good tooling half the job is don .

9/16 is an 1/8th over 1/2 ?

make me love my 60 ton hydraulic splitter even more. I axe split for a living years ago mind you.

Wtf is a cartridge dispersal unit?

OHV 2 stroke???

I love the chopper one. Works best with try wood.

Glad your not helping me repair aircraft skins we work to 1st, 2nd and 3rd oversize that's 1/32" up or down on size over several feet of material and hundreds of holes lol but a good solid vice is the making of any workshop! Are you putting a spreader on the top of the bench to save the regular use damage around the vice area?

The dislikes are from Osis Employees 😂😂😂

I wish you would have just told us the price of the mag drill. You told us price on grinders ,why not just tell us for mag drill?I will bet more people care about mag drill price than grinder price. They are nice but expensive

Where are you finding them for $150?? Everywhere I find them, they are over $400.

The only problem with the carriage bolt on the vice is they usually aren't as strong as a bolt. But I'm rambling,it's probably going to be strong enough. It's the coffee. Carriage bolts are good idea. I might just change mine. Lol

Cody i would invest in a transfer center punch set that will accurately punch/mar an exact point where to drill for mounting things like vices. They are a life saver!

Hmm... Could be embarrassing if one showed up at a business meeting with the wrong briefcase.

I had to pause to say that 99 bucks for two 4 1\2 " grinders is a really good deal if they are good grinders. Any body out there know for sure if they are good grinders? I was going today to pickup two 4.5 " ers. I might buy a two pack for 200 bucks if I get good feed back on the quality. Thanks for any help in advance. Not that I don't trust your advice wranglestar but 200 bucks is 200 bucks wasted if they don't hold up. I'm hard on grinders. I go back and forth with cut off wheels,grinding stones and a buffing type wheel. It would be nice to just pick it up without changing all the time.

Nice but somehow i would mount it in travel direction so the air have easily to passing it, will reduce dirt collecting on back side

Camera so good in the opening sequence it looks like a green screen.

That Knipex flat jaw is the best tool on the bench 👌🏼

As mentioned several times, you need a center punch transfer set. They fit in the existing hole and will give you the exact center in your material below. Also the spring loaded center on the angular cutters (that is what they are) holds back the liquid cutting/cooling fluid that is in the tank on your drill. As you start cutting, the center is depressed and releases the fluid into the center of the cutter and flows outward helping to clear the chips from your plate. The fluid acts as a lubricant as you cut and a cooling agent to keep the cutter cool to extend the life of the tool.

How many flat bars is too many? I have 3, however one lives in the car.

I’ll have to try this, sometimes stuff just works “how does a posi-traction rear end in a Plymouth work, it just does”

Mag drills are the best ever. I fabricated a stand for mine that holds a machine vice so it can be used more or less like a drill press as well.

If you were serious about this product you would have demonstrated it on the actual chain that you bluntened on the rock. Not a chain that was still half sharp

There could be a couple of reasons why it did not line up on that last bolt... 1. You did not drill the hole through the wood perfectly straight and you did not make it oversize so that you could compensate for that. Personally, I would not have drilled the wood oversize though. 2. The casting that you used as a pattern for where to cut your holes is not symmetric and you accidentally flipped the steel plate when you were putting it under the bench. I had originally thought of using a similar mechanism for mounting my reloading press to my reloading bench. My reloading bench is made from 2x8s jointed together, so it might be similar to how your workbench is constructed. I first tried just mounting it with hex bolts and fender washers underneath of it, expecting to put a piece of steel plate under it if it was not secure enough. Turned out that it was secure enough, so I didn't need to do it.

1/4 steel mount for the vice is nice. But the Lbracket bolted to the cabinet looks like a potential failure point.

Looks like a good sharpener

This is great. People get too emotional attached to their purchased brands. This allows some visceral tug of war test.

They are amazing. I have a fein bop13-2 and a magnetic drill . love them

FYI. Metabo no longer German company Hitachi owns them now. :(

you should take your time. I like it because you see much more than a rushed 1 day build.

Douche!!!

What is the best way to deal with the sharp metal shavings? Is there a convenient way to dispose of them or repurpose them?

Those are nice drill holes

I’m a first time Subaru owner this year in Alaska ..... will see how it goes

Sounds like the best salesman ever

When someone hits you with a shovel:

It's your fault! I found that set of grinders on sale and ordered them. I'm just thankful that I already have a big floor stand drill press and won't get into any more trouble than I'm already in! God bless you in your new house!

I can not believe what this world is coming to. Live & let live.

i wouldn’t pay $60 for that junk

Did that kill the queen?

It's easier to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission. Nice purchase!! Great investment.

What holster is that?

Beautiful firewood,so dry !

I believe an east coast man would have covered how the raker is taken care of also.

How dose one sign up or this

You can tell how much experience a person in this has had by looking at there helmets the newer guys will have shiny helms and I guys you know that have done it for a while will have dents in there helmets unless they get a new helmet

I hope the loctite outro becomes a new "thing" I want to see how long they can keep the creative coming haha! Getting a kick out of it.

Love the setup. Truck campers are better for me but man does this want me to get a van

Exciting times!! Congratulations on the new homestead. Looks like a great find.

Need more feed pressure or you'll prematurely wear out your bits

All you have p**** knuckles

My opinion of you has dropped about 75 IQ points,,,,,,(lol).

Racist

I have that exact ryobi and a corded one. No problem what so ever. Now, I’m normal home owner, not a contractor, so I don’t use it every week.

Someone needs to pull this man's card

LMAO at all these people coping with the fact that they bought a piece of plastic with a nice blade on it.

I have the yellow caulking gun and the belt holster for it I love it

Glad i didn't buy that plastic toy knife.

Haters going to hate You do you Enjoy the content

I find that using premium 91 octane gas is more important than using ethanol free gas. The 91 octane burns cooler and has a little more embodied energy, so provides more power. I actually prefer the ethanol gas because the alcohol absorbs and removes water from the fuel system. This matters when cutting in the rainy northern west coast winters. 20 + years of using ethanol gas, I have never had any problems with it. My 1996 Husqvarna 40's carb stays totally clean.

Keep talking Cody, I'm not here for your good looks.

The old "S0TZ", 12# Monster Mauls were the tool to have ..... ..... does anyone remember those ?

First time fence Erectors (PLANTING POLES) @

that tree wasn't doing nothing but giving you oxygen

I use either fiberglass or rock wool insulation under my flanges when i build barrel stoves. It seals the flanges to the barrel much better to prevent smoke leakage and overdrafting my stove. I wish they still made an airtight barrel stove door. Most doors you can buy nowdays are not gasketed and leak air badly. They put out a lot of heat but also use a lot of wood doing it.

SDA?

#1 lids...... cannot find!!!