If the wood box on which the air handler is always moist, can you put a wood hardener or filler to block the moisture?

I love your explanation, now i know how to use a drill like a pro!

How can I hang a curved shower rod?

I have all the ones I shouldn’t smh...I’m screwed

"Like" #1000 YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thinking of doing this to my F350 Crew Cab. I work alone most times, dont need the seat back there, can't wait to do this.

The blade on an oscillating tool actually, wait for it, oscillates. Whooda thunk it?

Level left right Plumb up down 👍🫡🫡

I fixed one of these to the end of a full size tool handle and used it to clean the spaces between boards in my decking. A few years later I made a replacement out of a 5 foot stainless steel pipe with one end shaped like this tool and the other with a carbon steel cylinder welded over with hardcoating to use as a hammer for pushing in popped nails.

I had a random guy at a home improvement store about 4 years ago go off on me because I was buying a drill, 2 batteries, and charger kit, instead of the drill, driver, 2 batteries, and charger kit on a big ass end cap display. The kit I bought was brushless and I was specifically there for that kit. He was very excited to tell me what an idiot I was for not buying the kit he was getting. I'm not a contractor, but I use my drill (and other power tools) more than the average person. I also don't like having to replace tools every x number of years due to it turning into a paperweight. My old drill was so screwed up that it couldn't drill a 5/16 or 3/8 inch pilot hole into a stud. It'd just stop spinning.

Very helpful. Thanks!

The screws to grab....fn GENIUS! THANK YOU!

I use an old t-shirt or pillow case over the filter when doing maintenance on commercial dryers and use a hose on the exhaust hose like someone else mentioned. It extends the life of the cartridge significantly.

Excellent video, a very informed presenatation. Thank You Honest Carpenter. I don't live in the US but it's good to see that water based low VOC paints are widely used. I would like to think we are not that far behind in Europe and I have used w/based paint outdoors in a very aggressive weather marine environment with frankly better results. Many people only give 10 years for oil paint to be available and as it is bad for everyone's bronchial system...the quicker the better,

you will work all your life in trade profesion and you will have nothing, politicians and votores create a situacions where doing trade works is stupid

People it's ok to drill a hole in sheetrock you hd e o yeol if you take yiuf time.

Hey Ethan. I've been following your channel for a long time. I love and admire your content a lot plus it's been really nice learning from an experienced tradesman. Could you maybe do a rundown of what you would bring onto the job site regarding power tools, auxiliary items, or tools for different tasks, adhesives, etc? I'm looking to get into service work in the future and I'm wondering what I should keep in my vehicle at all times for tackling various tasks and projects. I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you

Informative. Thank you

You look like jonny from karate kid/cobra kai lmao

badminton racquet !!...

Good advice but pallets rock.

Beginner here, what about dust collection on these palm routers? Any best practices out there for set up with the shop vac?

Thank you

"Oil based for better penetration" sold

Good video and explanation, the circular saw has always been my nemesis, and one tool that I’ve always tried to avoid. But I’ve just been given one, and hoping to overcome my fears, so will be watching further videos on there safe use

It's sheer incompetence if you hurt yourself using a circle song

Why are you using a left-handed circle saw if you flipped it around you can see what the hell you're cutting

I find it fascinating the walls go on the subfloor and not the mud plate or rim board

Bro

Toggle bolt anchors is the real answer these are for things like pictures

This information is gold!

if prices will not be an issues, people will use more screws or they will just stick to nails?

Thanks for the informative instruction. Just subscribed your channel. Can I know the tool name you are using?

Okay, thank you. This is the video I knew i needed to see.

So, the place where the magnet sticks on the wall (the stud?) is where i can drill/use hammer to put a nail in all the way, right? I won't hit a pipe or wire??

Well made video. As a diy a do get confused at times

Why do you want impact bits to twist slightly? Doesn’t that defeat the idea of an impact driver?

I'm looking for a fastener to hold a floating desk I'm building. Will using multiple of these across the drywall would hold? I have metal studs in the walls and I don't really want to drill big holes for toggle bolts.

Excellent’

I was scared to buy precut sheets because I was under the impression that they cost way more , after watching the video I see there's just a small markup price. I'm gonna go buy a 4'x4' treated plywood. Thanks

i find it most effective to cut at an angle between straight on and 90 degrees. but surely theres a scenario for all of its possible angles.

why would anyone think it’s wobbling side to side. its…follow me now…OSCILLATING! its a oscillating tool! the fact that its oscillating should not be a surprise.

How do you attach to brick though? We have a bookcase we want to attach to a brick area next to fireplace?

I'm looking into this to mount my own TV on the wall.

Why do they only have left-handed circle saws. Put the blade on the other side and you can actually see what you're doing to cut

You said "$10" and i see online some prices of $8, $10, $13 and more($23, $33), so saying $10, at this time, is spot on. You could get one a little cheaper, right at $10 or a little more expensive. I'm soo used to people saying "you can get (insert product) for just $5" and bragging the whole video about how $5 is soo affordable and it being + $15 shipping and only available online, so the shipping is not optional, meaning, they are misrepresenting the price, especially when those items are a $15 shipping per item, so 2 items = $30 shipping. Thanks for being Honest. Oh, haha, "The Honest Carpenter", (Now Subscribed).

I like to think hes drilling random holes in a rented apartment just for the sake of getting a video of making holes

Bit holders suck. The bit will always stick in the screw or on the bolt instead of staying in the holder.

Garbage

When I moved into my apartment 18 yrs ago I didn't pay much attention to my master door. I noticed it would blow back and forth when closed and there was a storm outside. Only recently did I realize it needed a strike plate they had just painted the hole and walked away. Yea slumlord city here. Anyway never having put one on I figured it was a piece of cake. "a 5 min job" Now is where I warn all newbies like me to DIY repairs it is a CURSE to ever estimate how long something will take. I screwed the plate in with no effort and proudly closed the door. It no longer shook in place however it also didn't latch. It acted like the plate wasn't deep enough in the groove. I messed with it another half-hour and then gave up. at least it no longer rattled. It's still there and still doesn't latch. I do NOT want to risk messing it up. Let them. Right now it looks better and is semi functional LOL. Thanks for this video we have had serious EQ's here and I think the doorjamb is twisted a bit. Mine is almost lined up with the hole it has about 1/16th inch that it's below. I am just a chicken and don't want to carve it out LOL. Thanks for the video.

The difference is that drills bind then snap the drill bit. An impact driver never binds and ive never accidentally broken a drill bit or a tap when using one. Impact driver master race.