Handyman's Don't Want You To Know This! Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well

Handyman tips and hacks one of these ideas in this video is a simple homemade hydrogen generator make sure you watch to the end for that.

[syckles]

FINALLY! I can just grab my drill, some screws, some baking soda, a syringe, a D battery, and some gorilla glue to make a lighter that barely lights, and could potentially explode, instead of wasting 2 bucks on a new one!

[prai]

How many opened the video to just watch the lighter hack and now feel like being cheated 😒

[Keyser_Soze]

I am deeply moved by this video. Never before in my life i have seen such nonsense!

[iGoldenWax]

I’m a handyman, thank god no one knows about the glass coke bottle trick! My business would go under!

[augenmaugen]

Solutions for problems that don’t exist…yet I kept watching. 🤗

[MikeD]

That lighter "hack" is a really long walk for a short drink of water. 😂😂

[jackdurden]

I also noticed something, it’d make far more sense for your “handyman”, or contractor, to want you to know these. So they can charge you thousands of dollars to repair the explosion you created in your home.

[IncogNito-gguh]

I did use the duct tape backing on sand paper. That one I will give a thumbs up.

[tsuobachi]

When I saw my handyman hook my refrigerator up to a pencil, at first I was skeptical, but then he referred me to this video and I've been assured that he's a professional after all.

[Oscar]

The part that cracks me up is where he spends all that time to mod that sketchy lighter and then on the next object he uses a completely different lighter 🤣

[mrsdjwildcat]

As a handyman, I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU TOLD EVERYONE EXACTLY WHAT I DIDN'T WANT THEM TO KNOW!!!

[wayne]

Cool tricks to make small jobs take longer!

[carlvegeiii]

You don't need to drill holes in wood to twist wire with a drill. You can just put the wire's directly into the chuck of the drill.

[thesweeney]

I started doing the lighter hack... Noticed the electrical arcing in my drill... Used that to light my joint... Thanks for the tip.

[PJOwens-urmk]

I watched my grandfather in Pennsylvania cut tops off glass gallon jugs this way using kerosene & string. When the fire burned out, he tapped lightly around the string line with a small hammer. The top usually broke off clean. He put the body of the jug upside down over his rose bushes to protect them through the winter.
I loved that ol’ guy!

[brittanybusch]

My handyman would be so mad if I learned how to partially fix a lighter. Thank you!

[jeane-andrecilliers]

That's a great way to fry your usb adapter, Shorting the leads to make that soldering iron tip heat up requires a ton of current. Even on the lower power end, a soldering iron would require 20W to be dissipated. From a 5 volt usb supply that would mean 4 amps of current is required, when most usb adapters are rated between 1 and 3 amps. This is disregarding power losses throughout the length of the tip and contact resistances at the terminals.

[iliketowatch.]

I was at home trying to watch this video when suddenly some handyman's kicked down my door and slammed my laptop shut. They told me they don't want me to know the forbidden secrets of the sacred order of the handyman's.
I would like to watch this video but they threatened to come back and shut my laptop again. I'm afraid of the handyman's.

[jackdurden]

A far simpler and easier way to twist wires is if you have a keyless chucked drill, put both, or as many as you need, into the Chuck, tighten it down, and spin! I used that all the time doing car stereo installs. No need to drill out a piece of wood. And if you’re able to drill out the wood, then you’ve clearly already got the drill. Try it!

[CarveyKeitel]

Boy oh boy, if my handyman found out I figured out how to make a soldering iron out of a pencil, piece of wire, and a usb connector…. He’d be pissed!