10,000 Hours of DIY Taught Me These 5 Things

In this video I’m taking the 10,000 foot overview of things I learned DIY. This is NOT the in depth, step by step or how to for individual projects. Stay tuned for videos including (and in no particular order) welding and welders, drills and drill bits, impact drivers and Harbor Freight tool reviews, more details on how I saved by being my own general contractor for my home addition, I might throw in some woodworking projects (who doesn’t love power tools and saws, right), and of course a full go karts build. It’s going to be a fun summer!

Products used in this video I tried to put them in order of when used!
Hydraulic Auger Rented from Big Box Store
My home addition and bathroom remodel list of tools will be with each subsequent video!

#diy #diyprojects #howto

-1 You Will Fail
-2 It’s Not As Hard As You Think
-3 Simply Start and Start Simple
-4 Sweet Skills
-5 Have Fun

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What DIY projects do you have on your list?

[DustyakaDD]

YouTube has really helped me work on my vehicles along with other random stuff. I seem to learn more from videos instead of just looking at pictures. Thanks YouTube 😊

[tedbastwock]

Thats a very useful list of DIY starter wisdom, and a great start to your new channel design. One thing I saw missing in your impressive repertoire is electronics. Any chance we will see that from you in the future? Bro! 40 go karts!! Wow! Thats a love affair right there lol. We've seen 3, maybe 4 on this channel, right? You are on a small lot, so maybe not relevant, but I would love to see what you might do with a 4wd vehicle to carry substantial yard or small homestead loads. Always love when you post a vid, it truly makes my day. Thanks for continuing to do this.

[fcschoenthal]

Impressed, didn't know that you had that kind of background. - Chris