Yeah I have came across situations when I had to modify a wrench and thats because I could not find anything in the stores or the internet.Anyways there is situations that you will come across as a mechanic that you will have to modify a tool

You got in a hurry ! Baby steps bro ! Back and forth it was moving !

Every mechanic modifies his tools if need be. I’ve done it for 40 yrs If your in a jam you can’t go to store. Modify !!!!! How do you think most special tools concept arrive from The mechanic

When doing stuff like this my father always kept an old stove in the shop that we can put stuff like this into to heat it

Wut

The magnets take away the ding. Or soften it. But i wonder if it also cancels out the bounce back a bit..Making it harder to smif black smif that is lol. Maybe try covering the whole thing with neo dymui. Magnets and get sound proof material for your shop walls. Look up quietest room in the world and try n get that material on your walls. I want to try that to. So my shop will be inconspicuous

Ummm.... your layout looks out of square!!

If you ever did this type of work and an inspector checked the compressive strength of the concrete it would fail. I hope you aren't doing this for clients.

The real thought is there are too many variables to get those dry pour results and consistent strength throughout the slab. I'd be curious what the strength is on the bottom of the slab and material up against the forms. I'd never do dry pour personally or promote it.

Keep in mind his slabs do not have rebars in it yet for these sample slabs … that’s what I’m assuming. So if you got rebars in , they number may change

Just pour it wet and learn from this slab sheesh

Its designed to be mixed thoroughly with water.....dont build a house foundation doing that😅...itll snap like a saltine cracker

I’m not saying that doing it this way is bad by any means I just feel like I would prefer to use a beam and put the joist on the foundation and on the beam like how houses are traditionally or have been built which is how I’ve done it when replacing joists in old houses I’ve even replaced sections of the main beam or entire main beams and sill plates to basically return the house back to the way they were made….my only concern I guess is that 20 years later you may have a problem or you may not I’m not sure about the longevity of those hangers but that’s just my opinion obviously I understand that this won’t change your opinion or affect the way you do things and it’s not intended to it’s just the way I prefer to do it

I hope no one told you not to buy this house, yikes

Michael Corleone. Scarface died... Successful engagement bait lol😂

Vevor has that tool so you don’t have to practice taking out head bolts, it heats up the bolt red hot and its only 45$

Ur dumb😂😂😂

There isn’t anyway I could do social media. With all the hate in today’s society. Hats off to you sure

I mean, it won’t… especially with that mix Some are made to be able to dry pour but still usually only for things like fence posts where cracking isn’t a huge problem

Awesome idea, thanks for sharing!

lol. that big ass wrench was a mistake😂😂😂

Thumbs up for Millencolin

Modify whatever you need or want !!!

Yeahhhhhh whyyy.

I have a drawer full of tools I find on the highway, sockets, screw drivers , wrenches ect. If I need to modify a tool that's my go to drawer. Upsets my wife if I bust a u turn to pick up a socket or screw driver off the highway. "How many tools do you need?" Lol she just doesn't understand

Dude is using a pipe wrench...

It's always nice when idiots tell you that they're idiots.

Bravo!

yep

Come on brother, you know better! Heat the bolt with a torch first…

And without sanding

As my father would say what in the hell did you think was going to happen

Clear lack of experience...

The undemo was flawless.

Think he should watch a few of your videos your a man who knows how to do alot of things with many materials AND do them well. Looking forward to seeing the finished job good music ⚒️🇬🇧

Why not just use an adapter to begin with?

C'mon you gonna quit? You gonna walk away and quit? Mark my words you ever want to be a winner You gotta quit talking about quitting! You got that?

This is awesome 😆🖤🤘🏾

The before and during videos is what I want to see, good work.

You put it back together so well! How did you hide the cracks and glue?

This isn't sped up. Listening to NOFX will literally make you move this fast

Reversed video?

First video I’ve ever seen on KZfaq with nofx in the background 🤝

No reason to do all this work... because of small spot dry rot? Waste

I hate to be that guy, and I know it can be uncomfortable in the heat, but when demo'ing or sanding the older version of yourself will thank the younger version for wearing a respirator. Love the song choice btw

Actually you did hack the tool and you did a damn good job! A cheap, decent quality tool is perfect to modify to what you need.

Plywood is going the wrong direction with the joist. Yes, it certainly matters. A lot. Better get under it and install blocks

That was a nice kitchen bro, wish i had one like that.

Why did you tear all that up anyways?

I have this same skill!❤