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I hear pepper works to get rid of ants, anyone have any feedback on this?

What size aluminum nails are we running as hinges? Same nails as swing wall pivot lock?

Hey Wayne, thanks for the tips.

woo thank you sir my $1 fan is back and partying again

Great detail and process. Excellent work, Wayne and excellent work, camera person. No apologies necessary!

thank you sir for the video I just by one today and tomorrow I'll be outside for installation...

You need to twist the tip first to loosen up then pull the probe

Easy instructions from a gentle soul. I will be fixing two leaks in my bathroom and should I change the entire faucet I will be using this. Thanks.

Thank you for the simple, straightforward instructions.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Would it be effective to sprinkle the mixture around the outside of house

I had a fan out of commission for over a year and devices to watch a tutorial on how ti fix. Watched your video then plugged it in. Go figure it’s working now! 😂 But now I have new knowledge for the future, thank you! Thumbs up. 👍

Wayne, well done! Thanks for helping me fix my robo vacuum!

I love this torch. I use it for lighting fires on the beach and camping. I also use it for shrinking heat shrink. Never used for soldering. That's what the iron is for.

where are the plans?

Thank you, my garage door is similar, I wonder why the longer side of the rubber is facing inside of the garage...

My fan has a balloon on it and it will not come out but for some reason when I kept spinging it backward it worked again Because I just didn't do it far enough at 1st but then I did it far enough but my dad told me to stop And leave it off I don't understand why And leave it off I don't understand why but and I hate it

Thank you kind soul! I never knew that. I found quite by mistake you can spray them with Windex, it kills them with no harm to you, your family or pets, but there is clean up after. I prefer your method! Will try it tomorrow.

Thank you so much sir this video was very helpful, much appreciate it.

Thank you for a very thorough review.

Thanks, Wayne. GREAT tutorial!

I'm gona use for my house to stop thieves

Good for crinamalization

Thank you for this very informative video sir!

Hi nice information. I thought I'd mention that if you want to prevent fluid from falling into the unit you're cleaning you could turn the unit upside down that it the fluid would not leak into the unit. I also like to keep con swabs available to help clean and also to help dry.

Thanks for the helpful video. I used your method of mounting a 1/2" x 5' piece of conduit to the back of the birdhouse. It worked great and was easy to do. One problem is that the house swivels in the wind even though the 1/2-in clamps are as tight as I can get them. I'm sure there's some simple remedy for this, but I can't think of one at the moment. Any ideas? Thanks again.

Thank you I was looking for that

nice video buddy

1 year later and i exist to remind you that you acidentally spelled "for" as "ofr" for the final chapter of the video, yes, thats my only purpose. but since its the name of a chapter you can change it.

Thank you! I FINALLY understand what I need to order and do. Too many other videos that are just so confusing. All of my questions and concerns were address here .

Thanx Pops. 👍🏽

So even after taking them apart scissors need to be sharpened different from a knife? Weird. Isn't a 22.5° or 15° angle enough? Why do I need to do it in circles?

I'm having this problem! I hope this is the trick. Thanks

Thank you for thr great explanation

Very helpful and seems easy to build.

Thank you for this great video! I have a question. I'm building an electric fence on my existing fence to keep my foster dog from climbing it. The existing fence is 5 ft "no-climb (yeah, right)" ranch fencing. The insulators are on the INSIDE of the fence (5 inch extended insulators), so that if the dog tries to climb, he will very likely hit the wire. Should I put my controller and ground poll on the INSIDE of the fence or the OUTSIDE? If they are on the outside of the fence, I will have to feed the hot wire through the fencing (or maybe over it) to connect it to the first insulator, which might risk it actually touching the existing fence. But if the controller and ground poll are on the inside, it seems less safe for the dogs on the inside of the fence. Thanks!

The scissors I've been trying to use for crafting are so bad they don't even look like they have beveled sides. 😩

Thank you for this detailed step by step instruction on changing the water filter cartridge. I felt confident doing this by myself....'older' female! 😊

Thank you very much for this guide!

Save yourself $10 bucks at Harbor Freight by purchasing the Greenwood model without the piezo igniter. Those things notoriously go bad after a while.

Thanks! This is exactly what I had to do to fix my leaky shower!!!

you dont want to cut limbs bigger than 2-3" the 6" log he was cutting should be for gas powered chain saws. I use mine to trim the hollies and crape myrtles my hedger won't go thru. and get an extra battery. I also have the Stihl hedger/clippers and use that battery to double the work time

Thank you, sir, so much. Great video. You just thought what I was doing wrong with my chainsaw. Thank you for what you do

Thank you Wayne

The old bearings you took out were sealed. You can't put grease in sealed bearings.

Is it necessary to oil it? Great video!

Sounds like a Gawgia boy...

We had a flagstone patio for many years where the weeds between the stones were a real headache. One of these torches really helped. The weeds would return but this method was a lot easier and cleaner than the old method of weed trimmer and blower.

Those bearings are 6203 RS most spindle, and idler pulleys use the same bearings. With an idler pulley, I drill out the pop rivets and use nuts and bolts to put back together. Mych cheaper than new idler pulleys. I also buy the bearings in a 10 pack on line usually less than $2 per bearing.

I get Delta to send me free ones... Mine lasts around 2 to 3 years before they leak again.