This was absolutely brilliant! Worked first time. Thumbs up champion

What kind of tea do you Aussies drink? Between my English grandfather and Scottish/Irish grandmother, I grew up on Earl Gray ( even though we're in the US) Funny listening to them bicker about it. My grandmother would reuse her teabag. It would drive my grandfather crazy.. " Only an Irishman would reuse a teabag!"

I love the cutting of the arc on legs tip! I would have never have thought about the miter saw! That's going to be a lifelong hack! Thanks Uncle K!

No Dad Joke warnings allowed. Just spring them on us. 😁

When attaching 1/2” plywood to 1/2” plywood why can’t I completely get the pocket screw head below the wood surface?

Thanks for the lesson, brother. What if you use a carbide bit that is bigger than a 6mm to start the hole?

Thanks for the lesson. Can you start with any small and medium sized carbude

Many thanks Uncle -- once again - great info all round. Keep up the good work .

Why do routers have an off/ on switch as opposed to most other power tools, which te moment you let go of the switch it stops, circular saw , drills, planes etc all do this so why not routers. It seems really dangerous, if for whatever reason you let go of the router it’s just going to keep running. So why, I would love to know.

Curry comment not funny mate

At 2:30, why do you slide the miter about 1/8"?

OMG I just did this now, 😂 and thank you so much mate 💙 When my toilet didn't flush this morning I immediately youtube the solution, and this is the very 1st video that popped up and viola 🎉 FINISH IN ONE ATTEMPT 👏 THANK YOU SO MUCH!

youlll go through ALOT of blades if you have multiply pallets

Do you tension the bracing while on the ground or do you square the walls up once lifted into position?

Nice job, can't see what you used for the cushions in the list though 🤷

Unreal tips. Thanks buddy

Man I love this guy he has a great sense of humor. I have learned a lot from him.

I love your humor and all of your tips!

Wooooow.👍👍👍gracias 😁😁😁😍

I'm a nurse don't throw sawdust into your face. Or ill tell you why😅

The Steve Irwin of DIY

Quite a phallic thumbnail you have on this vid! Hoping that doesn't happen to anyone, either!

Effective for me.. thanks

huge thanks to save us

As for the sheet goods…Is that plywood that you laminated with formica, or is that a form of melamine?

11 years later and still saving lives at 4am HAHAHAHA

I've learnt so much in just a short time watching this video! Well done sir👏👏👏

Wood glue doesn’t glue melamine /phenol formaldehyde…

Wow thank you so much we blocked the toilet in our air bnb in the philippines and your method worked perfectly

I tried that trick and it worked, thanks a lot

KNACKERS!!!! I inherited an Orange Black & Decker Jigsaw and I absolutely grew to HATE it because I could not see my line of cut and it had non of the options you got. HATE HATE HATE!!! :[ Haven't touched it for 8 months now but I REALLY need a stationary one because I have many small pieces I need to cut. Started to learn how to use chisels but it's not the same for what I want. You got a vid on stationary table jigsaws for beginners mate? I LOVE UR Dad jokes mate HAHA :D

First time drilling tile and did it like a pro thanks to this video :D thank you so much!

Yes it works

How do I do a cut that is 90 degrees to the shorter edge of a longer rectangular sheet?

Diamond tip drill bit thanks for the excellent tip. I had no idea they existed, had previously struggled with masonry drill bits.

OMG! This video is excellent! I know absolutely nothing about tools. But I’m sick of needing a man to cut my simple craft needs. I was looking at circular saws and jig saws on Marketplace. But they usually have no instructions and no/few blades. Watching your video really soothed my nervousness. I feel much more confident. Your presentation skills are excellent and the close ups of the parts of the drill are excellent. Thx so much!

This an amazing! After five days of trying to unclog a toilet. This worked! Thank you for saving me hundreds of dollars!

Never would of thought that would make a difference. On the contrary, I would think a blunt nail would split worse!

Dear Uncle! For added dust collection and riving knife I picked up a Makita track circular saw (6 1/2 inch blade) with tracks and I am getting ready to use it! What puzzles me a lot is your recommendation to adjust the depth of cut to set to exceed the thickness of the material to be cut by roughly 1/8 of an inch, and yet you make a beautiful cut straight on you bench without any “obvious” evidence of scrap wood elevating the material all WITHOUT SCRATCHING your workbench top?! Some advanced trick we need to be aware of??

Most planers and power saws make no provision for left handed people, making them difficult to use (and thus unsafe) for one tenth of the population.

Thank you Boss

Wow Thank you. I had lost hope but now I feel like a hero.

So uh.. this doesn't work on the new toilet anymore I'm fucked and my shits still there. We don't even have a plunger and a brush for the brush method. I'm dead. Bury me 6ft underground, toss me to a cliff, idgaf

That's straightforward, i like it .

Uncle Knackers, you’re a renaissance man! I came across this video in my search for unclogging a toilet. You walked toward the camera in all your biohazard gear and I had no idea it was you. Then the Great Reveal! Since I trust you with woodworking tips, I’m going to trust you with my toilet as well. Cheers, Mate. 👍🏼

Hello! Great video. Where can i find that plastic spacer you used?

11 years later, and from halfway around the world, THANK YOU! I plunged and snaked for over an hour in poop water (from my wife no less) with no luck, but the dish soap and hot water did the trick in 20 minutes. And my toilet smells squeaky clean as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Fabulous. Exactly what I needed. But your playlist pop-ups in the corner didn’t pop up.

hahaha trying to find solutions to our 2 days clogged toilet bowl, while planning to buy that plunger i search on yt first on how to unclog......and here you are dude, an on time saver!...thanks

Looking for advice on cutting two different width boards that have a 1/4” reveal notch, 1/2” from the top of both boards. First board (baseboard) 5-1/2” second board (casing) 3-1/2”. Need to match the reveal notch at a 90 degree angle.