Building a template for a tile backsplash wall is an incredibly ingenious idea!

Great video, very good tips. The problem I have is that the two items shown in the thumbnail for the video do not show up in the video at all! Suffice it to say I do not like that!

I love how they made a pair of cutters out of cutters! It's so versatile and easy to do, thanks guys

Gerçekten bu bir hizmettir insanlar için teşekkürler emeğinize sağlık.🌹☝️

I made a similar soldering fixture back in the 80's for auto work. Great tips.

One of the better Tips videos I've seen! A little embarrassed that I didn't think of some of these...lol

Although I'm a roofer and will likely never use these they are neat tricks

I just watched these and a couple might be genuinely useful.

Honest to God these are genius! My favorite is the soldering segment at 7:18 - brilliant!

I don’t know whether to feel smart watching these videos or stupid!! There’s so many clever tips. ❤️💜💚

الله اعطيكم الصحة 👍👍

Love the cable tie, great common sense brother 👍👍 Matt

Thank you so very much for the accumulation of tips, many of which I can and will definitely use. 🎉 Bravo 🙌 and Thanks again.😁job well done.

Is the thumbnail picture of the dirt auger sleeve with a wood platform to stand on while drilling anywhere in this video?

These are so much better when watched at half speed. At normal speed they're shown so quickly that it's hard to take in what they're doing with some of them!

I had a career as a journeyman carpenter and as such I recognized many of the miter tricks/hacks they were very well presented and are a staple in the arsenal of a finish carpenter. Well done.

Спасибо за ролик. Масса ценности без занудства.

Even If I will mit use 1 per pervent of these fancy Tricks it ist Wirth watching it. It trains to view and think different. Very interesting. Thank you so much

I do almost no handiwork, either at home or on the job, but love watching and learning about such tricks! 👍🏻

That’s crazy: I didn’t know we all had the same size hands and fingers. Crazy!

와우~ 👍 유용한 팀 쵝오!!!

Великолепно!!! Ну! Просто великолепно!!! СПАСИБО!!! Большое!

Все классно, жаль все это не вспомнишь, когда надо!))))

These are absolutely great ideas for people that don't know any better.

Thanks better than hollywood movies for me

Parabéns pela a criatividade. . Isso facilita muito nossas vidas ..

Интересный и полезный обзор👍👍

Always interesting to look at professional's work. 😆👍

Loved seeing that eyebolt pulling from the wall....

Some useful ideas to remember and some that I already know and use.

it's been awhile since i've seen one of these 'life hacks' very very good collection. thanks for sharing.

Молодец !! Познавательное и полезное видио !!!

Приятно смотреть, когда у человека есть мозг и руки на своём месте

BRASIL Eu sou criativo, mas você é de outra galáxia! ganhou meu like! I'm creative, but you're from another galaxy! won my like!

I think it would be very nice to be able to divide the video into small pieces that allow us to jump directly to the parts that may interest us. Please put the time lines as many ideas can be especially interesting and difficult to track on video. Excellent collection, thank you very much.

These ideas would be great in a book.

Hard work but perfect and beautyful❤❤

Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos..🎈

Well it is creative that lock would be a snap to pick.

Thank you sir 😚. Love London

Genial.danke für gute Tips 👍❤️

Nice tutorial. I have been having content issues with my hmdi connected speaker and subwoofer. No soft is coming through, still coming out of

You can also heat PVC pipe with salt. Heat salt in a 400° oven (~200°C), then pour it into the pipe. The heat softens the plastic, and the salt keeps the pipe from deforming as it's bent.

*great, all good tips*

I love your tips but I doubt I'll ever remember them to try out.

Perfect, thanks so much 😉

This is a first I've seen the hand measurements and I've been suggesting that to people for years, but moreso fingertip to wrist and fingertips to elbow

The best ideas 🙏

There's handy, and then there's HANDY. great ideas, thanks!

Well it seems that there actually is a useful “handy” video out there. Well done 👍🏻

Казалось бы все так просто. Но бальшинство не знают, ве классно и удобно

Muito bom suas dicas.

Очень полезное видео. Кое что пригодится в жизни. 👍

Amazing video thank you

In the one that says "Pliers can easily cut through tin..." You're using tin-snips to CUT. You only switched to pliers to bend the tabs up.

Не перестаю удивляться таким простым и в то же время гениальным изобретениям... Спасибо большое! Люблю Ваш канал.

You've got some really good ones in here. Thanks.

Parabens gostei.de.ver. e isso mesmo. Essa e.a educacao .... Rio.J. .Brasil

Хорошие советы! Благодарю за отличную подборку!

Perfeito 👍

Very satisfying to see people actually making things and not trying to get rich by gambling with other people's money.

Like the hand measurement though I wonder how applicable is that in work as a substitute lacking measuring tools.

I liked how the socket was cracked to put that wheel on that fence door lol

Love from India

That is some real Handymannin music right there. I expected whoever was fixing everything to turn around and give the camera a thumbs up after every hack.

thank you this so cool😀

The laminate burn mark needs more info. Like what pens did you use to make it permanent markings

Have always wondered why the cover shots are never included in the contents

Some great ideas….. THX

The video piece that got me subscribing is the "solder workstation" 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Complete good work

Классные советы. Спасибо💥💥💥💥💥

3:58 or wrap a piece of paper around the pipe and save a tie wrap (zip tie)

man solid content sometimes I would like to get some of the tools you use. Please leave links folks can get a hold of the tools in the US. Keep the content coming !!

7:29 Creating a pool of solder to dip your wire joints into is just an awesome idea.

Класс! Этому должны учить на уроках труда

"Plinth will look perfectly finished" That early part.. Yeah I can definitely see that the long piece corner is jutting over.

Das sind alle alte Tricks, aber dennoch immer wieder hilfreich ☺️

Assalamualaikum.. Hai.. Salam ukhwah dari Malaysia 🙋‍♂️🇲🇾.. Chanel informasi menarik dan menambahkan pengetahuan

I really liked that you made a very interesting video

Хорошая подборка!

Спасибо!👍 Столько хитростей всё и не запомнишь

Aap Jald Hi 15 Millions Complete karne vale ho 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Work || creative idea

Muy útil. Muchas gracias.

Esto lo deberían enseñar desde la primaria, y no perder el tiempo ⏱ como de costumbre.

Hola saludos excelente muchas gracias bendiciones

Someone has a lot of Zip ties use for throw-away tasks!

Amazing nice💯💯👍🏻👍🏻

I came only for these sick jams.

Назрена смотрю ?!😊😊😊 Яж диванный мастер ....😊😊

Super video!!!!!

Like all trivial “tips” videos, this one is filled with lies, starting with the thumbnail showing the post hole auger tool, which is nowhere in the video. I’m not an expert in some of the fields, but as a licensed aviation mechanic and electrician, I can point out some whopping big lies in the tips I know about: 1. Putting a crimped S-curve in a wire to attach under a screw on an electrical outlet is not to code, and the crimp is tighter than the minimum bend radius allowed for the wire and will eventually fail, break away, and come into contact with other parts causing electrical arcing. This is extremely dangerous, it can start a fire. 2. Using an improvised metal cup attached to a soldering iron to create a little solder pot, melting solder in this pot, and then dipping twisted wires into that to make a soldered connection is also not to code, and will fail as a soldered connection. To work correctly, a soldered joint requires that the wire be brought to the melting temperature of the solder. This joint heating is required in order for the solder to bond to the wire electrically and mechanically. This will not happen if you just dip the wire in molten solder. All you’ll get is a cosmetic coating of solder that does nothing in terms of electrical conductivity or mechanical strength. 3. The several tips showing improvised conduit clamps made by using pieces of conduit sliced open to form an open jaw clamp is also not to code. Conduit must be attached using regulation metal straps, and attached at predetermined distances. The straps must be closed loop, not open loop. Otherwise you won’t have the full holding strength of the designed clamp. 4. Using heat gun to bend PVC conduit into complex shapes for wiring is only allowed when you will obey the minimum bend radius of the conduit and the wire being enclosed in the conduit. The example shows extremely tight turns that will never pass any inspection in terms of bend radius. You would never be allowed to pull any wires in such a conduit, and the example of pulling a metal flex conduit through pvc conduit would never be permitted under code anyway, because it would exceed the temperature limitations of conduit containment. Those are just the tips where I have expertise. I imagine other tips are equally stupid or dangerous, but how could you ever tell? The original poster lies from the outset with his false thumbnail promise, and then lies right through the video. The poster has the right to post such a lying video, but we also in the public have a right to call out the lies. Which I am doing now.

Practivos consejos

The cork screw idea is new for me thank you next time im drinking wine on a job and need it im good

Thank you for sharing

Порой приходится самому придумывать заново давно забытые хитрости...

00:39 perfectly matched 😂😂😂

1 "хитрость" - это что?! Неужели сам придумал?!

Great ideas 💡