Few People Know This Tips 🤫

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This video summarised:

1. Want to wrap your solder into a spiral for some reason? Drill a hole into a bolt.
2. Can't afford a framing hammer with a magnetic bit holder? Ruin a different hammer which isn't even a claw hammer and put a magnet in it. As a bonus you put the magnet in the wrong place which means it will probably crack after a few uses.
3. Have the wrong sized wall plug for your screw? Don't worry, hold you screw in with hopes, dreams, the over-sized wall plug, and a bunch of silicone.
4. Don't know what dowels are for? Need to hold one in its hole? Don't know about wood glue? Just spend 5 minutes drilling a hole into a dowel and hammering a pop rivet perfectly into the centre of where your dowel needs to go.

[mesaprime]

The fact you were able to easily stretch out that "spring" means either 2 things. Either A) it's just a coil of wire, it's not a spring. Or B) it was a ludicrously low power spring which you immediately caused to fail by pulling it past it's strength point

[dislikebutton]

Few people know you can use your tools to destroy your tools.

[someguy]

Son of a plumber here, me and my dad are still trying to decipher what the fuck we just watched

[Cruzon]

“Few people know these tips”

Yeah, let’s keep it that way!

[johndziubek]

Nothing brings me more joy than the comment sections of these videos.

[KevPage-Witkicker]

No you don't put silicone in a loose plug, get a bigger plug or drill a correct-sized hole.

[grimeyhonkyracing]

What you did to that sheet metal hammer is unforgivable

[sarcasticguy]

Nothing like drilling in to your hammer and making it weaker.

[theBritishRcomin]

I’ve been in the welding and fabrication industry for 20 years….I have no clue what is happening right now

[pancreasenthusiast]

I want to thank you for continuing to make fodder for @FunkFPV because he's hilarious.

[yourmommashouse]

That “spring” will be absolutely useless.

[TurdFrguson]

I can't help but think if you're competent enough with tools to modify a hammer, you're competent enough to hammer in a nail the regular way without bashing your fingers.

[adrianwilliams]

Few people know these tips because they are useless. These are 4 great things you should never ever do. Or 4 great ways to know you should fire your handyman. 1) the spring is compressed and will not work, that is literally just a coil 2) The destruction of a wedge hammer :( .... a claw hammer holds the nail for the first strike on the back. Also, the strength of the wedge hammer has been compromised 3) Gluing a drywall anchor into "anything other than drywall" will fail to hold a load 100% 4) Wooden dowels are not nailed in, use wood glue to form a correct bond. The nail does not increase the strength of the dowel because dowels are hard to twist by themselves but it will fall out of the socket 100%.

[andrews]

I'm 60 years old and I have never had the need to make a Spring out of mild steel
I challenge you to wrap Spring steel around that bolt.

[claytonmoore]

Oh how I've longed for something that looks like a spring but doesn't function as one in any way.

[trollalong]

Structural integrity has left the chat

[kanevick]

I’ll never use any of these but they’re satisfying to watch 😅

[Cris-dmnt]

I'm glad very few people know these tips! 👍

[WanderingMiqo]

Oh wow, a spring that's not springy. Amazing.