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

[Drew-P]

With the spade bit @ 00:50, why not just use the bit correctly and drill from the other side once the point comes through instead of leaving two unwanted screw holes in your wood after removing the block? Have to agree with others that some of these have limited usefulness.

[renemadar]

Good but some are too fast and need more explanations with little text in the bottom. It's always better to have less but better comprehension.👍🙄

[sj]

I wish there was a little bit of explanation on some of these hacks. Thank you.

[jaoliva]

👍 👏👏👏 genial como todo lo que presentas .

[Mrinventor]

Me han gustado algunos, buenos trucos gracias

[robertdestefano]

try not to have your hand in the path of a razor knife.
they have a habit of jumping and you dont want to get cut.
great video

[IlBiggo]

Third world solutions to first world problems.

[bilginbey]

why you don't write which material you use is it water or apple cider vinegar or what else only videos and no info about the procedures, sorry but "dislike"

[opencurtin]

Hard to follow what the actual functionality of these hacks are .

[no_mercy-]

Just buy the right tools, 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ stop destroying perfectly good tools and wasting time.

[kellyvcraig]

How to make click bait: Use the title used here.

I am surrounded by thousands of people. There is no way I can provide service to all of them. So competition does not bother me. Even if it's from my customers.

In fact, one of the reasons people hired me was, I showed them how to not need me. Even going so far as to warn of pitfalls associated with a given project. To that end, I even gave them my formulas for deck and fence maintenance product.

Only one in 150 people, or more, would tackle a project themselves. They appreciated learning what needed to be done, if only for dealing with the next guy with the lower bid.

Even when I worked for the feds, other electronics mechanics would hide their notes, because they wanted to make themselves look good and stand out among the other mechanics. I, on the other hand, shared copies of my very detailed notes. In the end, I and those around me looked pretty good, and that got noticed.

[procedukkani]

Dakika 14:20 falçata ile tahtayı mı kestin iyice saçmaladın burda biraz gerçekçi olsa daha iyi olacak...

[PRØXZN]

i felt so much pain looking at the thumbnail

[ASavageEye]

Most of these are useless. Some have no context as to why you are even doing them or what their function is even supposed to be. Many of them are also just blindingly obvious. The biggest problem however is that many of them are just outright dangerous.

[ВадимШлыков-чз]

Всё так быстро мелькает, что порой невозможно разглядеть

[pantera]

Si han estado algunos buenos, pero muy rápido el cambio de uno a otro truco hacer pausa o numerarles, gracias.

[ghostfox]

The chisel sharpener got me... That was plenty clever.

[derlinux-mann]

All electrical tips are not professional and are prohibited in Germany for safety reasons.

[jmha-wl]

En esta casa respetamos las leyes de la termodinámica.

[markcollard]

I see a ton of solutions looking for problems.