🤣 This hahahah

Ya, wasn't his first rodeo...

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Gotta wonder where he got all these crazy applications for his SuperBakingSodaGlue? "Clothes Pins! I'll make clothes pins!"

Thank you. That motion was too smooth to be his first time cutting white powder with a credit card.

Should be a highlighted comment

Thanks for the warning, appreciate that

Thanks for saying so . . . apparently the loud music is to cover the screams ! B-)

That would've been quite a good thing to mention in the video. Appreciate the heads up. :)

I saw the "steam" as the glue was dripped in. I was going to post to ask if this was an exothermic reaction, and if so, does it produce heat. The reaction looks similar to a compound we use and it gets quite hot when it kicks.

lookworm_, are you sure that was Baking Soda or did they accidentally record the "before the party starts" video. Lol.

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I could have used that screw trick many times.

Are you implying you do cocaine? Like it's cool?

@@CRCfail something being cool is perspective

I guess that wrench would only work once or twice before it breaks..if it worked at all, depending on how tight the nut is.. but it proves you can make a specially shaped tool or a replacement part inexpensively very quickly if you needed one!

@@paullangton-rogers2390 It doesn't prove it unless its tested! For science!!

@@UhtredOfBamburgh Except with COVID vaccines.

He did try but it broke, that's why it didn't make the video.

@@Mitch-gu3dz again depends how tight the bolt is. also to get a better tool use a better mold the playdough probably made the tool have structural integrity problems. also if the power and glue were mixed better and more compact.

@William schaft Just watched another vid on this channel using graphite (pencil lead) mixed with baking soda making an even stronger bond. Look for that one! Peace, brother.

Is it actually “super glue” brand or some more economical way of purchasing the product?

@Emmics tv What's that got to do with any of this, dude?

@@bfowler1000 Good question! Let me know if you find an alternative that works as well as super glue.

To deter plate theives put fingernail polish(I prefer clear)on the screws before you twist them in.

Comes from sniffing all of that glue first… darn gateway drugs… :)

I thought the exact same. 😂

I’m glad I didn’t have to scroll too far to find a comment like this

@@babyeater101010just deleted my exact comment 😂

I'd legitimately like to see a strength test versus PLA

Beat us to it…

Don't try it bro. Today I was supposed to be a heart donor, but when they saw that I glued it together with baking soda and glue, they kicked me out.

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For that you require a happy mindset and confident personality!

@@yoghurt6152😂😂😂

Maybe.

but for houses though, you'll find that silver bricks are cheaper than the gold ones and the superglue bricks are priced halfway between both, so you'll save more money by using the silver bricks instead...

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😝 LOL

Can you get out the front door? Maybe you need to call Super Man and his side kick, Baking Up A Storm

How long would it take to carve a peg from a scrap bit of wood with that penknife? How many tubes of glue did to take to mould a peg? Which would last longer?

They still sell them, right? Or did I miss the memo on the world wide clothes pin/peg shortage? I’m sure making them with glue would cost more than a whole pack of them. Tesco has 25 for £2. And what is your time worth? I love the hack though if it works.

Would cost more in time than money haha

Thanks for sharing this! My dashboard (04 silverado) is cracked, and I hope this will fix it!

Shocking.

Yes, exactly my thoughts!!

Got some cycling shoes I'll be doing that too soon😅

Would have needed that a couple of years ago.

Don't forget

That was a good one.

@The Mexican Dude Yes VERY dangerous fumes!

Cyanoacrylate fumes can cause blindness.

I cannot see......watchout for me......m

These fumes unfortunately also cause the user to lose their power to speak, but compensate by allowing hyper accelerated movement.

@@themexicandude269 whoopsie

At pennies on the dollar....lmfao....

Well, they are called particle reinforced composites. They are around for a while and the reason 3D printer hasn't substitute them yet is because they are much cheaper and reasonably versatile. Depite being quite handy, this guy just discovered hot water (and he possibly has some form of intoxication/chemical burns due to the fumes and heat released in the process)

Just what I was thinking

Totally my thought!

Yes, Dudley.

And the ground will actually work, because a real one is used out of metal, and conducts electricity. I'm guessing super glue and baking soda doesn't conduct electricity very well. 😳. But I loved all the other ideas!

That is a U.K. a plug for a double insulated device, the earth (ground) pin was plastic to start with as the device doesn’t require an earth connection by design. The plastic pin is there only to open the shutters we have on mains outlets. In other international markets that sort of device may be fitted with a two pin plug. I still don’t think it’s a great idea in this example because if the home made pin snaps off it renders the socket unsafe and unusable.

There is an accelerant spray for super glue but it doesn't mold like baking soda.

The top pin or earth was made of plastic to start with so no earth circuit would have been made anyway. The reason it helps is the earth pin is longer than the live and neutral and when pushed into the socket it opens the blocking mechanism to allow access to the L and N holes. UK plugs, eh?

@@bellend702 UK yes.... but lots of other countries use the same plug

it was made out of plastic before breaking, so your argument is invalid

@@adi_trades99 Only the bottom part. Plus, superglue is highly flammable.

It was a plastic prong to begin with. Only some appliances require a metal prong.

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@DISCONTENT 🤣

Brilliant

Super

i had a hard time hanging on too...till i added baking soda!!

You could probably buy actual laundry clips for around the same price lol

More of a 3:55 myself

😆 I see what you did there.

Well it takes a lot of long hours to get over 4 million subscribers.

Up until that, I thought he was using baking soda!

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Have some boric acid on hand in case you do get it in your eyes. Mix it in a pan w/ water, bring to a boil, wait till it's tolerable to the touch. Place a washcloth in the solution and place it over the eye, and shortly after, your eye will become un-glued. Fact Check True

Isn't that along the lines of Agent Orange?

And definitely don't snort it.

I used to teach elementary forensic science and used heated superglue (vapour) to develop fingerprints on hard surfaces. The vapour combines easily with organic material -like our lungs and eyes! We always did it in a fume cupboard.

I was going to fix a shoe, but now I'm scared.

It wasn't metal to begin with, was it? Anyways, this raises an interesting question, because sodium bicarbonate does conduct electricity in solution, but does the superglue cause this kind of reaction? I think it might. I think it's time to do a good old fashioned science experiment! 😄 could this be a solid-state electrolyte?? Step aside kalium, sodium just got upgraded to alpha ash salis! Lol

UK plug. The top prong is plastic on double insulated items and has nothing to do with the circuit. It acts as a key to unlock the two conductor intakes on the socket.

@@cr4zyj4m1e87 I knew it! (Sorta)

So phantom...how ya feel being wrong and all?

@@cr4zyj4m1e87 in laymen terms that means? An how about for plugs in America?

Except for all the money you’re going to spend on super glue 😮

@@PatHaskell That will still be cheaper than buying and shipping new replacement items! May even save more than $100.00!

I've literally repaired rust on my car with that: cut out rust to a regular shape, trim a piece of steel to match, use JB weld as glue. When it's dry, prime and paint. I don't have the skill to make it look quite like new, but for $40 worth of materials I'm happy.

I stopped a leak in my pipe with JB Weld, awesome stuff. now I'm going to go look for something broken and try the glue and soda! looks like an amazing thing to do ;) ♥ †

And safer

Yup, and the 3rd prong is the ground

Đang cần gấp mà không gần chỗ mua thì cách này hay hơn chứ bạn

Great way to bypass a safety feature and risk burning down your place.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing there, if it's like here you can probably get them from hardware store for a few bucks.

Esta muy bueno y tambien podes hacer lo mismo peeo con ceniza de cigarro la pulverisas bien en donde falte un trozo de plastico ,una oreja de guardapolvos donde va el tornillo, es casi lo mismo y es mas facil encontrar un cigarro jaa abrazo

I'mma try this out!

was she going to throw the broken garbage can into the new garbage can?

@@krishna-e-bera oh no, that would be cannibalism.

Ya ya totally! Inception style 0.o

@@tylerdurden9161 I see what you did there Much respect

Meth is the best

@@WhiteLivesMatterPL nah.

Leave it to KZfaq comments to vocalize your thoughts

Lol

I was like .. Experience talks louder .. Crafty hands

You mean like using it normally???

@@aegisraven1284 Stripped out head of the Phillips head screw repair & fixing the back of an on/off type of switch on our air conditioner has given me about 5 jobs around the house, I have no luck using it normally, even in the early 70's when rubber bumper strips became the fashion on car doors & guards replacing the stainless steel originals?

You got to come back to this comment and let us know how well ur repairs go with this idea

Its been a month...did it work? Or is this guy using cocaine and glue?

@@seligjuggalo9378 Doesnt work at all with CA Glue. Trying a few other brands now. So far this seems like bullshit.

@@leeflorence3838 You need to layer it, apply the glue, sprinkle a powder and repeat. For ultimate strength you need more glue and to wait till it dries if you do it correctly it takes time, but the material is very dense and strong.

I have been using talcum powder and epoxy or polyester resin to repair old car parts, castings including cast aluminum thermostat housings and outboard motors corroded water pump housings etc, it even handles the heat of exhaust manifold repair

Another trick (used it myself) is to cut of a small of wide postage-elastics (that mail delivery guys used to have in past) or ducktape and then carefully trying to move the screw. Saved my butt more than once :)

Would have saved me tons of time when I used to work.

Had to try it myself by stripping one. It actually did work.👍🏼 Give it a try.

At what minute of the video is the stripped crew repair?

I found it

nail polish remover keep dabbing it around the base of the cap, or hold a cotton pad soaked in nail polish remover around the cap It should penetrate the threads as it evaporates and break down the dried super glue. It eats through the stuff. It has no effect on still liquid glue though, interestingly (or such is my understanding)

It was the plastic kind that just push open the holes on the outlet - when the appliance itself isn’t earthed.

I think you're confused...

Would be quicker to cut the plug and replace it

@@avleathercraft648 And much safer.

@@smufinstuffare grounds really that necessary after all… 🤭🤪😂

Why would you want to save a penny? They don't make penny candy any longer!! And you think Lincoln is pretty?!

@@williamlangeii4012 Ah. We don't have Lincoln on our coins, it's the Queen instead. Admittedly she was pretty good looking back in the day!

Though I am a skilled craftsman, I'm still blown away by his skills

Just a hint Phil, you can buy large bottles of super glue from companies that supply UPVC products. It's much cheaper than buying tiny little super glue tubes. 👍

@@Voivi That's a good shout mate. Thanks for the tip!

He didn't show it in use though, it might shatter or snap easily

No laugh...it works well..key imprint in too wax or clay....have fun.

LMFAO

@@scottandroni365 the only thing that is funny is your crypto wallet.. HEX coin $0.03 PZEN coin $0.0038 ... with PZEN there is no lock up and your coin balance goes up every day.. albeit quite slowly currently at these early low volume levels, but look into is so we dont laugh at your crypto wallet anymore

You only need a picture of the key now and scale it to be 3d printed

Nice sounds like a winner! Such awesome idea and with current weather patterns and water temps, if you travel at a rate of about 13k/hour and set your sails due east you will get to a whopping 46 ft before you begin to sink. Have fun sir.

Let me know when you finish!

How is it going with the boat build?

@@jmigserra1986 I fashioned a raft with superglue, baking soda and plastic coke bottles, I left Anglesey and reached Dublin the next day, I was parched and decided a pint of Guinness would quench my thirst. Unfortunately, I never made it out the factory bar, but I’m ok and actually quite merry all considering. 😉

@@RestWithin I am sad KZfaq didn't notify me with your answer, but I checked today to see if you had news. I am glad you had such an amazing adventure 😀😀😀

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OK, I want to see that 😊😊😂😂

Im realy shocked and having problem to beleive this 🤷‍♀️

I think powdered bone and superglue can be used to mend frets on stringed instruments - it's rock hard

@@figheter2881 Is for real. I saw a guy who did fixed his car engine with glue and baking soda, being able to drive another 100 miles with it and arrive home.

Lies? Like what?

I feel the same way :)

Same here

Why? Are you going to build a house out of baking soda and super glue? lol

@@BMJAUDI ha! You're funny. But looks aren't everything 😌

@@BMJAUDI Already did, other than the cloudy windows, and our eyes constantly watering its great.

Super glue is pretty good on its own.

@@andreamcafee9970 Ive had very little luck with simple superglue. This soda trick makes the glue harden very quick,and doesnt give the joint a chance to slip.

@@andreamcafee9970 it stick to nothing except his own cap....

What type of glue did you use please?

@@58debjean For me,I used plain superglue.Worked great.Now,some expect it to become 'bullet proof'. It doesnt.It simply dries almost instantly.AND,the bakingsoda acts like a brick support.You cant abuse the item fixed anymore than you would if the item was new.But,it does work and works well.Also,it doesnt hurt to have a bit of logic and understanding of the ability of the repair.The baking soda doesnt get between the parts being joined.It does speed drying time.And on the outside edge of the repair,if you used enough glue to squeeze out of the edges a bit,the baking soda does mix in and again,acts like a supporting hard substance.

LOL

Haha

180😂

Hence the CRACK in your name?

@@escfxp Haha no, but good one 👍

Lmao my thoughts exactly

Glad I wasn't the only one that seen that? Lol 👃👃

It made me laugh pretty good. I teleported back about 30 years. Remembering.

Ha! Came to read the comments knowing I'd find this here...

Ahh the good face manipulator 😖

Used in Iraq!!

The guy that invented crazy glue told me that was exactly what it was created for.

Yeah I did see that. I want to go back to school and I am 47. Lol. So mad that I didn't apply apply myself as a student. Great channel and great comments. God bless...

toxic fumes too

That might be why he made sure the smoke was visible.🤔 I wasn't sure at first of what was going on, but it caught my attention and gave me a warning ⚠️. Thanks for this info/clarification!!!

@@tamekacato2994 You can do it... Go to school, don't be afraid.

@@tamekacato2994 by the way, you and I seem to share a family name... Cato....

Is the blue mold a playdough?

@@loshiseng1339 yes it is. Used playdough many times for the purpose of making a mold.

I take it this dude's British

@@brandonclopton Why? Because there is no sharp point on the knife?.

@@Dickwooten LOL no because they said spanner and add u to words we don't

goes great with eggs

А как же поэбатсо

Buy a can of spray release agent from tap plastics.

It depends what the appliance is. Some plugs have a plastic prong for the earth. Many phone chargers for example. You only need the metal earth pin if the appliance is metal.