Comments by "Job38Four" (@job38four10) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. Yes that would be very very important, how many holes...............
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  2. Couple things that surprised me was in that last bend break test, Snap-On and $1 HF Pittsburgh had the same numbers of 379, I thought Snap-On was the Cadillac of tools, in my my mind it should of won every test or at least most of the caparisons. Then I had no Idea there was so many brands of tools, lit appears most are made in China, Taiwan and India, so the bottom line is buy the tools with less tapper on the box end... .
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  3. Last summer I bought 2 of those Dewalt replacement batteries, worked ok on first charge but the next charge one battery only would charge up to 2 lights, then the other one wouldn't last no time so I sent them back. Then I bought 2 of the name brand Dewalt batteries, they are twice as much money but after 6 months of use they STILL WORK GOOD....... Great video and I concur with your test!!
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  4. @1:22-ish Are all cutting oils the same and what about using regular motor oil for drilling, is that ok?
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  5. Have you ever tried Gibbs or Kroil penetrating oil? Your right at 10:25, no one waits 3 hrs to try and loosen bolts
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  6. I'm still impressed with the HF pump, for the price I think it's the all around winner. Dewalt is nice because I also have Dewalt batteries but good grief at $200.00+ I dont think so
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  7. I have the Granberg and Timberline, I tend to like Grandberg better. The only thing I dont like about the Timberline is no depth adjustment except smaller carbide, only thing I dont like about Granberg is, the stone ware out quicker, I wish they made diamond stones for it.....
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  8. Do you have a 2 inch hole saw video? I need to make 8- 2in. overhead air vent holes 3 inches deep, my 2in. Milwaukee hole saw is wicked slow........
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  9. Tell cousin Eddy not to vote for Brandon next time, then cousin Eddy and me can afford to buy a battery..........
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  10. This video needs updating. This past year I bought AA>Ray-O-Vac Alkaline, after couple months in TV remote one started leaking corroded terminals, I thought that was thing of the past. So now I'm going for another brand but WOW the choices are shy high. One thing for not buying Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries (4 Pack), <<$15.00 at Walmart!!!!! Are they nuts, I can buy AA AC-Delco Alkaline >60 for same price, there's no way 4> EUL will out last 60 AC-Delco Alkaline............
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  11. Least Dewalt was consistent, maybe slower charge time will make battery last longer. But will the Dewalt battery fit other Dewalt tools......
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  12. At 1:30 I think bevel end should be up, there's no bevel down in the real world, surprising Krol wasn't on top it has a loyal following, now I'm having second thoughts on buying and trying it. I bought Gibbs oil and that wasn't cheap either.
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  13. Reviewing this tool test again, one thing you need to do is just show all the charts first on power and or speed of tools, then show the video test. From what seen I was very disappointed in Ryobi and I dont understand why you didn.t recommend Dewalt at the end of video, seeing how Dewalt is already very popular and did very weel in your test......... You need to focus more on what battery and chargers people already have, I am not going to buy anymore types of batterys that wont any of my other tools............
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  14. Over the years I tried several of these gauges, had the worse readings from the basic pencil gauges like Milton, seem so 50 years ago they was more reliable. Had the Tiretec few years ago, that worked good for couple years then it wouldn't hold pressure when off valve stem, I need it to hold pressure so I can read it accurately off tire, not a fan of reading tire pressure upside down like a monkey. I now used the Astro-AI, seems ok til over 60 PSI Think now I'll go with your pick on the Jayco gauge........... Do a chalk-line test, I cant seem to fine a caulk-line this side of Heaven that lays down a good clear highly viable line every time.............
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  15. Gee wizz, I had my eye on Sun-Joe for past two years, now I switched to Cat. A good test would be to wash off a greasy Kubota tractor transmission for clutch repair cause one of these days I need to do that. IMO a good repair can be done better with clean parts. MADE in CHINA, we're going to test that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  16. I have the Granberg 12v four years now and still like it, I like it better then the Timberline sharpener. I always seem to jam the the Timberline doing the point side facing the cutter.
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  17. And yet out of all these theres no freeken bit holder, I'll buy the WORX WX255L SD Semi-Automatic Power Screw Driver.......
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  18. How come you didn't mention Multi Seal???????
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  19. Lots of people say yeah but I can sharpen a drill bit by hand. Well sharpening a bit by hand is easy-ish if the bit is 1/2" or bigger but when getting below 3/8 it really is hard to get a consistent good cutting edge, and that's where some sort of drill bit sharpening guide helps. Good review on sharpening guides.
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  20. A few years ago I bought some EBL and Envelope AA&AAA, very disappointed in their performance, I now have gone back to name brand Alkaline batteries, they seem to last much longer.
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  21. I just wish someone would make a 50cc electric starting saw to be sold in the US.........
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  22. Since you caught me in a bad mood, I have ask in a Christian way, what in the world have you been smoking, have you lost your mind, have you fell off the ship, have you................... News flash and the 411, from now on when you TEST BATTERY TOOLS, ONE 1 NAME you need to test is, RYOBI RYOBI RYOBI!!!!!!!!!!! Who cares about Craftmans or Matabo, one of fast up and coming brands is RYOBI, therefore these are the top 4 four battery tool brands that you must have when testing, Ryobi, Dewalt, Milwaukee, Rigid, others are extras and add-ons.......... But in nail gun test, must have Paslode which I give you credit for that. Why, because it's the only gas powered nail gun option, which cuts down on weight which is a big deal for someone my age...... I had a Paslode since 2013, the pros are, Very Light for it's size, shoots 2-3/8- 3-1/4 nails, it's very good for toe nailing because of sharp spikes, small and large hook to hook on belt or rafters, battery is small and last long time..... The cons are, because of gas it starts to run out after 2500 nails which cost $15.00 for refill cartridge, it doesn't come with a spike protector so it will leave spike marks in boards when nailing........ So now if I drop my Paslode off a roof, my top three 3 nail gun choices are, Paslode, Ryobi and Dewalt, and right now I'm leaning towards Ryobi because at HD, Paslode is $400.00 + gas cartridge, Dewalt is $370.00 but I know is on the heavy side, Ryobi is $300.00, but since you didn't test it I'm not sure...... I have a lot of Dewalt tools but I also like and have Ryobi for only two reasons, it is the only brand that has a narrow crown stapler that shoots 7/8"- 1-1/2" staples, it is a very handy battery tool anr highly recommend it for putting on cedar shingles..............
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  23. I didn't know they was selling counterfeit batteries that look identical, that should be against the law. it always use to be a replacement no-name battery on ebay that I have tried in past and found they was no good..... Now I wonder if the replacement Ryobi 40volt I bought last fall is a counterfeit......
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  24. After watching, I chose this brand because of your rating score, assortment lengths and best price>>>>> RHINO USA Bungee Cords. I almost went with HD HDX but the assortment sizes was hard to figure out, my next choice was Amazing Straps in assorted colors. In my old age I have outlawed all things black, including bungee cords............
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  25. I have only two choices, Dewalt or Ryobi, I dont want no more different battery's and or chargers. What we need is battery adapters for different brands.......
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  26. What about the Ospho Metal Treatment test.............
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  27. Good review on cutting/drilling oils, the test clearly shows Tap Magic the winner with CRC a close second. BUT who the heck in a average home owner garage has that stuff..... BUT you know what all average home owners with a garage have, BRAND NEW MOTOR OIL and or used, those should have been in this comparison test, my favorite motor oil is GTX. Therefore I want a do-over test with the top three cutting oils and top three motor oils, just to if its worth paying $10.00-20. for a half quart bottle of Tap-Magic just to drill 10 holes.
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  28. A good no nonsense demonstration on a old motor with Seafoam, well done.
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  29. Do you have a [car battery load tester] video?
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  30. That stuff might of been ok in engines 50 years ago but not in the last 30 years, this thick oil would just ruin todays modern engines.
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  31. My biggest draw back for Drill Doctor is, it works great for dozen drill bits then not so good because the stone wears down or changes shape requiring a new stone every 1-2 dozen bits at $25.00ea.
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  32. Before I use any of the tools or accessory's in your videos, I need a piping HOT cup of coffee. Do you have a video on a coffee maker of which brand makes the HOTTEST coffee?? I tied of buying coffee makers that only makes hot-ish coffee, I want piping HOT HOT coffee that I cant drink right out of the pot...............
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  33. I was impressed with HF,. the four most important things I want is speed, 12v power plug, reach and last but not least is durability, HF gets my vote...
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  34. But I want to know which is best for plastic to plastic, wheres that test.......
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  35. This is not a US vs Germany plier contest it was more a US vs China contest, HF and Vietnam surprised me....
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  36. A good no nonsense tire plug video. Some of these tire plug kits are expensive for a temp quick fix so I'll stay with the cheap fix plug after I check the prices. But there is one very important point and or question I want to know on tire plugs, it can be hard to test, but the question is.>> What would be the self-life in years to be left in a car and or garage for future use, that is my question of the day......
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  37. And that's one reason why car motors had to be rebuilt at 100,000 miles back then.
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  38. Is there any way when you are putting up charts and graphs like on @13:48 (Accu Sharp) and all the rest, put the picture of the product to go with the freeken name, I kept going back forth trying to figure out the name of product with the picture, why, because if memory was on a scale of 0 - 100, I'm at 1-1/2, I need pictures with names...................The testing seemed accurate to me so thanks for the video, I'm buying the Accu Sharp...........
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  39. Do you have video on best>>> {{ Quiet !! }} Kerosene Radiant Forced Air Heater?
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  40. Because of your review of the HF tire inflator I bought that one, Now in the name God can you find me an ACCURATE tire gauge one time all the time and one the that in on air hose and one that is not???? I have four tire gauges, all read different so I dont know which one to trust, theres nothing more important then right air pressure in tires cept maybe brakes...........
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  41. You need to update this battery saw test, battery technology changes every two years, and add chain speed numbers.......
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  42. The first thing you should've done is separate the sizes then for once find a real world application!!!!!! You should've picked a car and or pickup with a tight area like spark plugs, water-pump, starter........ Pick one area with tight spot and see which impact ratchet will fit the best in that one tight area!!!!! Then the test of slow start nut start is good and that series of nut torque at 50-150 lbs should be for all impacts..... Thas all the info I need, sound test is a waste of test and time IF you ever listen to air tools, I cant stand the sound of air tools but love the sound of battery ratchets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO OVER!!!!!
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  43. Is there a battery chainsaw test on big box store chainsaws?
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  44. I'd rather seen actual test on oily greasy car and tractor parts, not how to clean rags.........
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  45. So lets narrow this down a bit more. Suppose you live in a northern climate like ME and dont have money to waste but you really need a tractor, so you buy a brand new 30-40 hp Kioti, Kubota, JD........ Which oil would you buy and use so you will have this brand new tractor a long time????????
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  46. And now you come out with this review after I al ready bought a Stanley 1000 peak amp two weeks ago. So then I go look up that Stanley 1200 amps peak that you are reviewing and low and behold it's no longer available at Amazon or HD. What did you do cause a mass sale of Stanley jump starters................................
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  47. Now whats needed is a review on auto darkening welding hoods, what good is a good welding machine without a good welding hood, I was surprised you didn't already have video on welding hoods!!!!!!!!!!!! I was also shocked on the variety of welding hoods on the market now, ranging from $25.00 - $2,500.00<<< that is way over my budget, I'm thinking somewhere around $100.00 + or -........... I want to update my old Sellstrom hood with small lens to something with a larger viewing lens. Right now I'm leaning towards Yeswelder LYG-M800H, but I first had this hood on my list> ANDELI Welding Helmet, but Amazon it had all very bad reviews. Then I look up the welding hoods at HF, they also have a good selection, then theres numerous other brands that I never heard of on Amazon, so a budget welding hood review is long over due, from you!!!!!!!!
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  48. This is the most useless video review you ever done.... No one is going to mow over rebar, so why in the world didn't you do real world red-neck testing on rocks rocks rocks and more rocks........ I walk over my lawn after plowing winter snow and I still miss rocks, for me they can be very hard to see but my riding mower finds them...... And then why in the world didn't you mention thickness of blades, oh I know what everyone is thinking, thicker blade is better<<<<<<<< Not so fast, I use to think that to till I replaced my blades with thicker blades. Then I went mowing, I hit another rock and now with thicker blades, the blades didn't bend like it use to, so since the thicker blades didn't bend, they ended up breaking my mower spindles which cost more to replace. So now I'm trying to find the the thinner blades that came with my 7 year old Sears riding mower, AND YOU DIDN"T HELP!!!!!!!!!!
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  49. These were all cheaper big box store brands, need a do over, this time with high end cut off wheels like Sait, Cubitron..... I'm just a weekend welder and I use Sait and Metabo. I was very disappointed in that diamond cut off wheel, I was thinking of buying one but not after watching this video so thanks for that test comparison.
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  50. But which is best to use in brand new tractor when todays diesel fuel is ultra low sulfur?
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