Could be extremely dangerous making your own electrical connectors/lugs. They're made with specifications for different amperages and if undersized 💥🔥

@ulriktnnesen5987

2 жыл бұрын

As an apprentice electrician I thought the same. This is is like using too thin a cauge of wire and wondering why your house caught on fire.

@beerye3750

2 жыл бұрын

@@ulriktnnesen5987 as a journeyman electrician I agree

@LUMEALUHAU

2 жыл бұрын

Hello my friends ✌️

@starkenterprises2371

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

It’s absolutely refreshing to see a diy hacks video that is actually useful and informative instead of “make a 2 step job a 25 step job because reason” Small edit for people who apparently have enough processing power to only get angry on the internet, y’all ever heard of sarcasm?

@fabien7097

2 жыл бұрын

well ehm 00:27

@doodlecaboodle9298

2 жыл бұрын

We obviously didn’t watch the same video then.

@vvhitevvabbit6479

2 жыл бұрын

Is this sarcasm? lol. I mean did you even see 0:13? laboring over a piece that costs 25 cents at the hardware store lol. Bafflingly stupid. Also, 1:04....I mean cmon. 2:43 takes the cake on stupidity. The chances that you're going to have all of those pieces, tools, and time to makes this rather than have a hole saw is highly unlikely lol. Additionally, you aren't even making a cutting edge with this thing. They are just points on thick round bolts, meaning you aren't gonna have accurate holes, and it is only cutting because it's spinning so fast. It's mind bogglingly dumb. 6:13 Using a product for it's intended purpose is a hack? 7:36 What the heck is this? Last but not least 8:56. Stupid complex and completely pointless. The ridges this thing would cut into your project would ruin it. There's no situation in which this would be useful and not damage your project.

@motterwelon9500

2 жыл бұрын

You need to call a professional to do your work if you think this video was helpful. This video was wrong and incorrect on so many levels.

Better than most of the work hack video's I've seen. 👍

@LUMEALUHAU

2 жыл бұрын

Hello my friends ✌️

Great tips, but you present the TOO FAST! Please extend each segment by a few seconds so that we can both read the description AND look at the pictures!

@Noeyedeerphoto

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@Lampoffaithig

2 жыл бұрын

Reduce playback speed

@Lampoffaithig

2 жыл бұрын

😊

@oldmonkwins2083

2 жыл бұрын

Yep 👍

@rogerclark6811

2 жыл бұрын

Like slow down so I can see what your doing. Many projects are great, but how's too fast I have no idea what was done

In my experience the cost and time to acquire the "correct" tool or item is less than inventing your own way. In most cases it is safer as well. For example when wiring up a boat or car I have found wire nuts where a butt connector should be. Wire nuts are great for solid core wire but fail when used with stranded wire, which is the only approved wire on vehicles. Same with plumbing on vehicles, especially boats that have had all pex removed and replaced copper pipes. And kept in place with copper brackets and soldered together. Meanwhile the boat flexes and sags while the copper pipe doesn't give the same way and also corrodes when exposed to salt water. These are just examples from my own experience. Once in a while inventing something is necessary but still...

@starkenterprises2371

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

Вот некоторые вещи годные, а по некоторым Доктор Дью плачет

@RomaMixRu

2 жыл бұрын

Некоторые видео с кувалды стырили.

Ótimo trabalho

I have to say that I found many of these tips practical. Good Job👍

Amazing short cut solution ideas , thanks for sharing

I always think that I am definitely going to do some of the things in this type of diy stuff, but I still haven't done one of them 😂

@thomasmartin7425

2 жыл бұрын

Such honesty. I haven't either.....but I will.....probably 😉

@gotcha2660

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@georgedeschler1514

2 жыл бұрын

they allways make it look so easy. where as for me a 5 minute video tells me it should take 1 hour to build......5 hours later

@farhanamuhammed5481

2 жыл бұрын

Same me too

@LUMEALUHAU

2 жыл бұрын

Hello my friends ✌️

Lol. By the end of the video they are just mostly doing random stuff with no reason.

Особенно понравился лайфхак о изготовлении наконечника на провод - у всех же дома медная трубка десятками метров валяется, что проще их самому сделать, чем до магазина за готовыми дойти)

@user-ye2hr5lv5e

2 жыл бұрын

Ага, и обжим на высоте, порнуха полная.

@margin_call

2 жыл бұрын

Ага, скрутка тоже огонь у них, это додуматься ж надо было еще...

@ALEX-yc9zz

2 жыл бұрын

Медная труба у всех говоришь валяется? 🤔 Навряд ли, думаю их сдают на металлолом 😏

For the homemade Electrical lug, drill a small hole in the tube by the flattened surface, use a broken screwdriver with a rounded tip use it to crimp the tube and solder the wire in place, when solder comes out the hole it's good to go. Add flux before soldering.

@riptide8562

5 ай бұрын

Or how about not doing it at all because it is stupid and dangerous. There is a reason amperage ratings exist and for people to ignore that fact is highly irresponsible and arrogant. You risk melting the connection causing a short or because they are not installed or insulated properly a ground fault and someone or something getting shocked

@Butchsiek

5 ай бұрын

@riptide8562 never had anything go wrong.. Maybe if a person with a brain of a 5 year old. I use a welding grounding clamp for lugs.. Figure that one out.. Never had any problems in 50 years of doing it..

@riptide8562

5 ай бұрын

@@Butchsiek you just said it yourself. Welding "grounding" clamps. They are designed to be able to handle a large influx of power

@Butchsiek

5 ай бұрын

@@riptide8562 you misunderstood me.. I use a grounding clamp as a source for crimping.. I needed a crimper in the field on a job and it struck me.. I installed a 1/2" bolt with a slight wedge, the other side of the clamp has a natural holder. Placing the 8 gage lug in the clamp, installing the 8 gage cable, then hit the bolt, with a ball peen hammer.. instant crimp. Then I soldered the lug to the cable.. Sometimes you have to be innovative..

This is honestly the first tips and tricks videos I've seen that that didn't completely suck.

@HN_DE

2 жыл бұрын

True

@starkenterprises2371

Жыл бұрын

Yup

Когда не умеешь работать , то никого не обхитришь . Хитростей мастеров не существует - всё можно сделать собственными руками и специальными инструментами и приспособлениями .

@megeladel5515

Жыл бұрын

а за плавление резьбы на ппшной трубе нужно кочергу раскаленную в ж запихивать

This is what they should be teaching kids in high school - practical problem solving.

Пожалуйста, перестаньте показывать рукожопство с электрическими соединениями. Условные сроки за нарушение законов физики не дают.

There are very great ideas here. Good job! However, the home-made electrical fittings (even though they are very slick) are not legal and will not comply with the code. They are NOT UL listed. They will not pass inspection. The connector made with the nuts and threaded rod will fail. There will be (eventually) galvanic corrosion. Have a great day and be safe!

@motterwelon9500

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, seems like most these hacks needed a special home made tool to do something that takes a minute. the tool it self takes more time to craft than the job its made to do. doesn't sound like a hack to me when you're adding more time to the job. This video is not very good.

Спасибо огромное автору ролика. Сам, к физическому труду и использованию различных инструментов приучен с 5 лет. Отец всегда показывал разные хитрости. Тем не менее, много узнал нового. Респект!

for connecting the wood bars, it would be better to just glue in a dowel. With the screw you are more likely to end up with a space between both sides, since you try to align the edges. Also you still should use clamps until the glue is dry.

@mikegike7273

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

@Mehamed521

Жыл бұрын

Monta gog

что за дичь я сейчас посмотрел? Больше половины эпизодов достойны выпуска доктора дью

@vissing9039

2 жыл бұрын

Не достойны. Слишком уж трэшовые, да и половина из этих уже была разобрана в ранних выпусках дью

This was great on so many levels and trades. 👏👏👏

99% of these just make me go "Why not just buy the correct item? It's not even expensive"

@cotrellwright8697

2 жыл бұрын

That's not fun.

@Krauser1407

2 жыл бұрын

You probably are a spoiled child of a rich family i guess. Not everyone can afford everything. This video just gave better idea to make use of scrap!!

@poptya

2 жыл бұрын

@@Krauser1407 lol random insult out of left field from someone who has never even met me. I'm almost 40, work 40 hours a week, and own my own home. I wish I was rich.

@Krauser1407

2 жыл бұрын

@poptya Everybody nowadays dont appreciate what can be useful. I didnt know you were a pro. Sorry for that😅😅

@matvei1132

2 жыл бұрын

@@Krauser1407You are from Russia?

Really great timesavers and hacks. Even the use of dried up silicon caulk as a cleaner for abrasives and other tools was new to me. Collapsible 2x4 sawhorse is on my to do list. Spacers for concrete forms for garden edging were unknown to me. I'll have to time stamp certain tips for later... Very useful.

@lindzeesouperocd7558

2 жыл бұрын

Be careful because only you can start a forest fire.

@Willibrown1000

2 жыл бұрын

The saw horses split if too much weight. We used a brace that screwed. Uncle made that about seventy years ago and split a few , then made the brace. The heavy weight was flathead Ford engines.

@user-ke8cm4tg8m

Жыл бұрын

@@lindzeesouperocd7558 ...

Just WOW!!!!!! Some creative people out there...

Now if I could remember all these tips n tricks irl.... That would be great 😁

@olimxojatoshxojayev5529

2 жыл бұрын

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@olimxojatoshxojayev5529

2 жыл бұрын

Kgj I'm ok ¹

I'm a handyman and this stuff is great 👍🍻

Świetne są tu naprawdę pomysły pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍

It is always a pleasure for me to watch these videos and ingenious, simple and practical ideas, and I really hope that I would remember any one of them for my next handy work!!!

@denisuling

2 жыл бұрын

Subscribe

@LUMEALUHAU

2 жыл бұрын

Hello my friends ✌️

Q tech is by far my favorite I always learn a few new ones. Thanks guys

Their Duo 🤪 Is Heart ❤️ Taking🤩 !! Your Ideas💡 And Concepts Are Amazing 😍 !! Never 🙅‍♂️ Disappointed with Your Videos 👍 🔥🔥

That electrical splice of 3 wires is no good. The straight wire can be pulled out of the other two.

These are definitely some good hacks to use when you don't have the tools to get a job done!

Всё браво отлично. Молодец мастер! 👍

This is a great channel! I only caught sight of you folks in recent times, but it’s now among my favourite channels !

Great video on education!

A great video from a great channel once again! Wonderful tips and hacks. Cheers👍👍

3:19 I like that one. I would twist them in/on instead of just pushing them into the fitting.

@starkenterprises2371

Жыл бұрын

Might be ok for drainage applications but not under any pressure.

Okay, unlike most of these DIY vids on KZread THIS one is actually full of practical, useful, and ingenious ideas. Well done!

@Georgia-Vic

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it's the most bestest one I've seen in 3 years! 🙄

Cool

Много полезной информации, главное не забыть

احب حيل مختلف روعة ومدهش وحلو وجميل نتعلم بعض حيل من جزاءر

Finally a good hack video, most of the time these kind of videos are just full of pointless stuff, but this one has some decent tricks in it

Yeah you kind of skipped right over the tree stump thing

@leolechien007

Жыл бұрын

That is a regular problem in these videos. I have s'en quite a few whee whatever image is shown at the beginning is the one you won't see in the video. We have just watched another example.

Some actual hacks that are definitely useful. Great tips n tricks.

@motterwelon9500

2 жыл бұрын

Don't use these.... they aren't helpful

Whoa... Some of these are actually super legit and I've never seen before

2:54 If you position the holes to be on a board joint then the tongue and groove will provide a much better fit and also not require glue with click systems laminate flooring.

Слов нет супер

Many of these can be bought for pennies at a big box store. But since it's Russia, you have to do what you have to do. Some of these are really neat though.

I love how they couldn't get it all in a 1 inch hole but had no problem getting it all on a 1/4 inch nail

This is the best hack video I have ever seen!👍

@brucelarsen6650

2 жыл бұрын

... except for the fact it flies by much, much too fast. Showing 30 minutes worth of information in a little over 9 minutes ensures a normal person will remember nothing, nuthin', nada, nope, none. It is simply dizzying. Some of these hacks were mere seconds on the screen. I give it 5-Stars for information, and 1-Star for presentation.

С паркетом - хорошие техники. Спасибо!

Só idéias boas que facilitam.

Cool ideas, but mostly all of this wouldn't work in the real world smh lol

That nail trick with the clamp....might need to try that

У нас шандора и без досок прекрасно держит воду...Прикинь на поливе перестановку её с досками...😂😂😂

Good use OF THE BIG MUSSEL TO MAKE THE EASY SMARTER PLAN. A THINKER NOT A STINKER. A WISE MAN TOLD ME THIS MANY YEARS AGO. THE MIND AND HANDS IN CONTROL. HE WAS SMART ALWAYS A BETTER WAY..

Wow cool video, 33k likes and no dislikes? Must be trustworthy

Amazing konten Kreator teknologi inovatif and very beautiful videos very Education full... i'm From INDONESIA

Лайк, если русский и знаешь что это видео - прекрасный материал для Доктора Дью )))

Professional carpenter. Salute.

À 6,40min la clé est utilisé à l'envers. 😂 Le coup du mètre avec un lame de cuter pour couper le placo c'est juste un trusquin. Certaines astuces sont mêmes à éviter.

Oil does not have surface tension ;) Water does. It' the viscosity that makes it stick to the nail...

1000% the most outstanding awesomeness

Why all you videos aren't full screen???

Very clear footage, pleasant music...some clever ideas = excellent.

Some tricks I knew, a lot more I didn't. Great stuff!

@hrachkhachatryan2894

2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@hrachkhachatryan2894

2 жыл бұрын

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People, do not splice or twist any wires together, use only approved connection methods. And most importantly, if not sure what you are doing, just leave the job for professionals.

Muy bueno excelente

Hola me encantaron c/u de esas ideas, mil gracias ❤

Cara membuat kebutuhan pertukangan yang luar biasa,,✨

Очень много полезных советов!!!😁👍👍

Много интересных идей ! Делюсь своей - вместо гвоздя для наливания жидкостей в тонкое горлышко, можно применить нитку смоченную в этой жидкости и по этой нитке можно даже духи переливать в тонкое горлышко другого флакончика !

There are a lot of tips here that can be used at work, thank you for sharing, I think it is necessary for me to try it myself

@onyxwolfarias6523

Жыл бұрын

but they could cost you your job

Omg now I need to find reasons to use these before I forget them!

Last thing you want to drop that nail inside engine….

@edwardkrobot453

Жыл бұрын

Hmm ññhj me he's scared of be as well.

"قناة جديدة منوعة أنشر فيها كل شيء مفيد و ممتع و بدون تطرف أو عنصرية"⚘ .تحياتي.

Really nice 😊

from surprise to... very unexpected things....

И на сверло можно было не обязательно нам портить изоленту можно было на сверле закрепить какую-то резинку крутить гайку.

Where can I find the low concrete wall kit ?

Luar biasa keren banget sangat menginspirasi

ламинат вплотную во круг труб не делается, нужен зазор в 7мм

I’m usually pretty skeptical about “life hacks” but there are some practical tips here.

ÓTIMO vídeo mano 30 01 22 PM 😀👍🇧🇷

9:15 TOP

О да, восстановление абразива на наждачном полотне с помощью засохшего герметика. И ещё эта божественная склейка... Типа народ тупой, не заметят

@alexua2376

2 жыл бұрын

Там просто "до" и "после" местами попутали).

我好佩服，想出這些智慧的人

cool tips. my car battery cables are worn out ...I really need this ....awesome

@theneoangeles

2 жыл бұрын

please don't try to make those wire terminals, the wire can't stay in that thing, real wire terminals are crimped with a lot of pressure ( i have a tool with a clamping force of 5 t) and a specific patern to make sure the cable is not gonna slip.

So freaking CLEVER!

Some good ideas, however some very unsafe ones as well. Any connections of cables must be done with a cable clamp, not pinching the cable ends between two nuts, also the homemade electrical lugs are illegal

allot of these tips are like calculus math in high school, you have to learn it but you'll never use it

Fun fact For the “hack” used at 2:48 there is actually a tool for that, it’s even shown at 3:03

There's some really good tips on here now if I can just remember them

Как всегда интересное видео класс 👍🐦🦜 Тоже есть хорошее видео птиц 🦜🐦

By the time the video finishes I forget the steps 🤣

in the copper on the wire cable first ABOUT an inch of hot soder.

Hello, Mr. Smart Neighbor! I REALLY like the folding 2x4 sawhorses, "THANK YOU!"" Please, where can I find the measurements for the cuts & holes? Thank you in advance for your kind assistance. Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

Wow, this is amazing; I am a builder and I am humble to say that I admire and love my profession

At 33" it is obvious that this video is from before 3,000 years BC when the funnel was not yet invented 😂