Comments by "ToughAncientSpark" (@freetolook3727) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. "Some random manufacturer claim" Project Farm: "We're going to test that!"
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  2. "Responsibly made in China"? Nothing is responsibly made in China.
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  3. People who have them told me they take a real long time to produce heat and don't work that well.
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  4. Also, here in The Great Industrial Northeast, it's hard to have to put a couple of thousand dollars of repairs in a vehicle that is only worth a few hundred bucks just to get it to pass inspection.
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  5. Years ago I had a flat bladed Craftsman screwdriver that I used for just about everything except a screwdriver. It was bought in the early 1970's when they were made in USA and made of pretty good steel. I used it for a pry bar, chisel, hammer, and knife. It was getting pretty worn so sometime in the 1990's, I took advantage of the lifetime warranty to get a new one. No problem. But the problem was the very first time that I went to use it on a stove bolt, the very thing it was designed to work on, it broke. Not only broke but the tip shattered. Got a new, new one but wish I had kept the old one and just regrinded the tip to fix it!
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  6. Best thing about this channel is that it will be a very long time before he runs out of things to test.
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  7. Red Green background noise! 😂
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  8. Can't go wrong with stainless steel and cast iron. Teflon, or its contemporary equivalent, is something that wears off over time and flavors the food we eat out of them.
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  9. @Jake Heke That's why they make pipe wrenches out of aluminum. After a day of lugging a cast iron one around, you would get pretty tired too. Not so much for the aluminum one. I wouldn't want to call any professional plumber a pansy.
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  10. Man, that tractor was a good investment.
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  11. If you don't own a business of your own, then you have no idea how many expenses are involved before you can even begin to make a profit.
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  12. I have the old style Craftsman torque wrench with the indicator arm and handle that you have to keep centered. Got both foot pounds and inch pounds back in early 1970's. Takes a lot more patience to use them but work well.
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  13. Hand up here.
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  14. I bought the Milwaukee trimmer last year because I bought into the Milwaukee system. I also have the edger for the quik change handle. I also have the drill driver kit and sawzall. So far, the Milwaukee products have held up well and have not been disappointed in quality or ease of use!
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  15. @One Unit Of Chicken Produce...Are you saying that Warped Perception has his own YouTube channel and his videos are bad? I'm not understanding where the bad videos comment is coming from.
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  16. @S. Rica I give you the benefit of doubt but everything I have that was made in China either has a strange metallic smell or is broken within 6 months.
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  17. Typhoon East: Like native Americans naming their children after the first thing they see after they're born, Chinese name their tools the same way after they're made.
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  18. I never understood the fascination with Paslode nailers. They're expensive to operate with having to buy those cartridges and the nails are proprietary and expensive.
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  19. Remember the old Thermos containers? You know the ones that the glass liner shattered if you bumped it against anything?? But, they would keep any liquid hot/cold forever!!!
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  20. What fan isn't made in communist China?
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  21. It never ceases to amaze me the creative ways of testing you come up with.
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  22. When you ran the angle iron cut test, did you use the same blades as on the iron pipe test?
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  23. Cousin Eddie: "The only thing that Craftsman will loosen is the money in your wallet!" 😂😂😂
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  24. Congratulations on your victory! Here's your participation trophy!! 🏆😂
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  25. I hit mine a few times with the skill saw. Nobody's asked me to borrow them!😂
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  26. @3:44 If there's a disclaimer or warning label on a product "Made in USA", then you know some idiot used that product in that manner! So, Florida man decided to forgo that expensive dentist visit and work on his own teeth.😂
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  27. "...converts natural gas into the first-of-its-kind synthetic base oil..." I have to call bullshit on Pennzoil as Germany pioneered this technology in 1913 and the Nazis used it during WWII to help make up for supply shortages of crude oil.
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  28. Years ago I had a Makita 7.2v system. It was great for driving in screws in tight places and working on a ladder instead of dragging out a lead cord and all. But, it would've run away screaming like a little school girl at the thought of driving in one of those lags. Driving in three 3" screws and it was done.
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  29. Amen to that. It's like Budweiser beer, it's all advertising.
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  30. @1:00 Yup, nothing unsafe at all about that chainsaw attachment... perfectly safe! 😂
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  31. "Made with global materials": In other words, the plastic garbage that gets recycled, we send to China, then china grinds up that plastic refuse into tiny plastic pellets, ships those pellets back to the US and then plastics factories magically transform those plastic pellets into plastic garden hose.
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  32. I would buy Milwaukee with no reservations now. However, that's subject to change with time.
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  33. Ummm, couldn't you have used a hood or trunk lid from the junk yard instead of your car??
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  34. I used to use a Brita water filter at work because the city heavily chlorinated their water. The Brita did a good job removing the chlorine and filters lasted about a month before the taste changed.
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  35. I've used Rustoleum Rust Reformer. What's nice is you can spray it on rusted metal and it stops rust from coming back!
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  36. Isn't it about time to feature the Farmebago in one of your tests? 😂
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  37. Did cousin eddie come with it's own battery?
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  38. That's a nice little test rig you got set up in the cart with a small gas engine running a vehicle alternator charging the car battery. Do you have a voltage regulator in that mix?
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  39. I'm confused, vinegar is used to remove rust from metal and you're using it in a formula to cause rust??
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  40. Funny thing about burst pressure. The average house on a city system only goes to a high of around 80 psi, otherwise at higher pressures, you'd be replacing your entire water system.
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  41. Hammers! 🔨🔨🔨
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  42. I switched over to the Milwaukee system about 4 1/2 years ago and am very happy with it so far. I used to have all Makita power tools but their quality slipped a little and was surpassed by Milwaukee products.
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  43. "Up to (insert number here)x the life". My question is life of what? If it's a human being then yeah I can see these bits being around 3500 years from now.
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  44. Bionic steel hose reminds me of the shower head hose you'd find in your shower.
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  45. But, if you wear jeans, then don't you not want "breatheability" in the wintertime?
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  46. Stanley: Used to be an underrated and underpriced line of tools and accessories. I guess they still are.
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  47. When people ask me about electric chainsaws, I tell them an electric chainsaw will cut you just as fast as a gas one! 😂
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  48. When the woods cutters came through clearing trees for the construction of I-88 in the late 1970's near my parents house, I told them to drag down trees in my uncle's field instesd of turning them into wood chips with their industrial sized wood chipper mounted on a tractor trailer bed. Then I went out and bought the best chainsaw on the market at the time, a Stihl Farmboss. I cut up at least forty cords of wood with that thing. I mixed gas one small can oil to 1.8 gallons of gas instead of 2 gallons of gas as per advice from the old timer who ran the business. Told me that it would lubricate better without plugging up the spark plug. Every fill up, I cleaned the air filter, lubed the sprocket on the end of the bar, touch up the chain and adjusted chain tension. It ran beautifully, gave me absolutely no issues and would start on less than three pulls every time. When I was done, I sold it for not much less than what I bought it for.
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  49. 3,000 rpm on a diesel engine?
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  50. It would be helpful if you stated where you bought each product so that we could buy it from that source if we wanted to. Thanks!
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  51. Funny, I would never have thought Harbor freight had anything decent. They seemed to have done their homework and hit all the selling points right on the money.
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  52. Tool finder mode is your 5G network working hard for you.
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  53. Have you tested car floor jacks (2 1/2 ton)?
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  54. Not too many years ago, Makita was the tool of choice. Their quality has slipped in recent years and it seems Milwaukee is now the tool of choice.
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  55. You are having way too much fun!!
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  56. I can remember back in the 1970's people would go to start their cars and nothing would happen. Open the hood to check on thinfs and the battery would be gone. Battery lead scrap prices were so high because of shortage of lead, that battery theivery was common.
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  57. Too funny. When my daughter was in grade school, her science teacher had a task for the students to produce a scientific experiment. So, we got the clothesbars out, clothes pinned different sheets of paper towels to it. We then added the same measured amount of water to each towel. Then we added sheet metal screws, one at a time, in the towel until it broke. Bounty paper towels won. Btw, there were no such thing as "shop towels" then.
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  58. $544 for a drill is way out of line especially considering how it performed in the tests. Typical German product, overpriced and over engineered.
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  59. I have an older corded Craftsman heat gun. It's performed flawlessly over the years and really cranks out the heat.
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  60. You want to be careful talking to Cousin Eddie too much. He's not much of a conversationalist.
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  61. To be fair, vinegar is the least harmful to the environment but it is a slow reaction. I've used it to clean old tools with good results. I put it in a glass baking dish and let it go for at least 2 or 3 days. It's not for someone who wants instantaneous results.
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  62. Frying pans with chemical coatings made in communist China... what could possibly go wrong? 😜😝😆😂
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  63. Until December 21 when winter restarts! ❄🌨⛄😫😨😂
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  64. Thanks for being my headache reliever. I get a headache sometimes from all the choices that we as consumers have in this country!😂
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  65. Congratulations on your victory! Here's your participation trophy!! 🏆😂
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  66. How about files? Did you already do a video on files??
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  67. Chemicals: One of the few things made in USA and not communist China! We make the best chemicals!! 🔬🛢
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  68. I inherited a bunch of rachets from my dad which include Snapon, and other cheaper ones but I always find myself reaching for the old Craftsman made in USA rachet!
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  69. It's all in the marketing. It claimed to be 50% more powerful but it didn't say 50% more powerful than what. It certainly wasn't either of the other two batteries featured in the video. I'd call that false advertising. Definitely not worth the price.
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  70. Great video as always but...to me, these are all gimmicks. I used to use a file, then as I got older a bench grinder. Now, I use my angle grinder which is easier and is less work than the bench grinder. I use a file on the backside to take the burrs off. As far as balancing, holding the blade up with a nail in the fastening hole works just as well as those expensive gimmicky tools.
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  71. Why would you buy anything but a Stihl? Those Germans really know how to build machines!
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  72. It's amazing that Harbor Freight actually sells some pretty good tools.
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  73. I hate these videos. They cost me money as I feel like I want to run out and buy the tool or set even though I don't need them.
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  74. "Honey I'm going to borrow your mower." "Ok." Gets it back. "WHAT DID YOU DO TO MY MOWER!?!?" 😂😂
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  75. I feel sorry for anyone that buys one of these el cheapo battery starters because of a dead battery and then the battery starter fails to start the vehicle. 😥
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  76. Fix up an old pickup? Well, as long as the body and frame are descent, hell yeah, new pickups are $70,000 average priced. That's a new engine, new transmission, new radiator, new brakes, new rear bearings and more money left over than you can stuff in your pocket!
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  77. I used to use Pennzoil. But, I noticed when rebuilding engines that it left a crusty residue inside heads, valve covers and combustion chambers. So, I changed over to Castrol. Castrol doesn't lose it's viscosity between oil changes and keeps the inside of engines clean.
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  78. My daughter in Florida had a Toyota Camry with 325,000 miles and it ran great. She traded it in because of nickel and dime repairs. Funny thing is one of the mechanics at the dealership bought it and is still driving it!
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  79. All the communist China made bolt cutters look like they were made in the same factory just with different hand grips!😅🇨🇳
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  80. What about SnapOn?
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  81. I like how you test off brands as well as name brands because you know people will wonder if you didn't.
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  82. Blaster corporation, makers of PB Blaster, now has a protectant called Surface Shield. I know a lot of old timers that used ATF as rust preventer. Rustoleum Rust Reformer works well as a rust preventer. Mustie uses bar and chain oil. I think you have enough to do a second video.
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  83. Try Mineral Oil too!
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  84. The sawzall test was counterintuitive. The larger the battery, the more time it actually takes to saw through.
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  85. How do you get stuff like that out of that fused plastic bubble packaging? I almost slit my arm (literally) trying to open Milwaukee batteries that were hermetically sealed. WHY??? It's so unnecessary and wasteful!
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  86. Congratulations on your victory! Here's your participation trophy!! 🏆😂
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  87. At first, I thought, oh man, he's run out of tools to test. Then I realized that it is in response to viewers requests! 😂
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  88. Didn't you do this before?
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  89. Electric garden tillers?
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  90. Scooby Doo: "Wrut wrow Raggy, Rodd ris roing ranother rideo review." 😂
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  91. I've been watching your videos for a long time now and it seems that Irwin and DeWalt tools always come out on top!
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  92. My mother had a non stick frying pan. One day I commented that the teflon coating was all but gone and ask my mother if she realized that we had been ingesting all that chemical coating over the years. She said probably so and that was it. Now I use stainless and cast iron exclusively in the kitchen. Only spatulas are plastic.
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  93. Very interesting, especially the cold weather test.
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  94. That's because right now Milwaukee makes the best tools in the market. A few years from now, that may change. But you get what you pay for.
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  95. Ah, America, land of chemicals. We do make the best chemicals in the world. Must be all those German scientists we imported after WWII.
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  96. The true test is how long will they last. That's for another video.
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  97. Made in China vs made in Japan, who will win? Was there any doubt??
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  98. Am I the only one missing out by not using the hex key feature on the end of the adjustment knob?
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  99. Supposed to do this in January! 😂
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  100. I have a 2740-20 Milwaukee hammer drill/driver that the gearbox assembly broke in half. To be fair, I had been putting it through it's paces. What happened was when it got stuck drilling, it twisted eventually providing enough torque to break the assembly. Luckily, it's under warranty and will be repaired for free. In the meantime, I needed a drill, so I bought a new Milwaukee drill driver 2840-20. Interestingly enough when it gets stuck drilling, instead of twisting, a clutch assembly disengages the gearbox assembly. The drill just stops working until the torque is stopped. Also, the side handle was redesigned to fit around the body of the drill rayher than a fit sytem which proved to be crap. The work light was also in a relocated position on the drill body. Not sure why because I didn't have any issues with it being in the old location. But, what all this shows me is that Milwaukee tools have a commitment to fixing known issues and improving the quality of their tools. I will keep buying them until that commitment changes.
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  101. Does the YouTube revenue cover the carpal tunnel surgery?
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  102. Only problem with cordless is that you have to invest in expensive batteries if you want to work all day with them. But, I would take cordless any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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  103. I used to use Pennzoil brand. But upon rebuilding my engine I noticed that it left a crust in the heads of the engine. Working at an RV dealership, we had one of those traveling salesmen hawking his brand of oil. I can't remember the name but he had a chart with different name brands of oil and his with a breakdown of oil viscosity test, lubrication test, etc. Of course his finished first and we were skeptical of the results and didn't buy any. But, I did notice that Castrol motor oil came in a close second on every test. I've been using Castrol ever since with no problems and after engine disassembly there's no residue left behind. After 3,000 miles Castrol comes out almost the same as when it went in.
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  104. And to think that at one time "Made in Japan" meant crap.
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  105. Remember when fans were made of metal and you could slice luncheon meat with them? 😂
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  106. Look them up. That's what Google is for! 😂
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  107. You forgot to add banana oil.
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  108. You've done tons of videos on car battery jump starters but what about battery maintainers? Not trickle chargers but the ones you leave plugged in to keep a full charge in a car battery and shut off automatically when battery reaches full charge, then sends a trickle charge back to the battery when battery voltage lowers during storage.
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  109. I have a 1500 watt max space heater called Big Heat that I got years ago out of an RV catalog. It heated up a 10' x 50' older mobile home we used as a camp very well. In the middle of the night we would wake up sweating and have to turn it down!
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  110. Best trash bag? It's a first world problem! Rest of the world: "We're supposed to throw our garbage away?"
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  111. New idea for video: Best paint stripper, metal and wood.
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  112. Rain-X MSDS: Ethanol Acetone Propanol
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  113. Technology is great...when it works.😂
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  114. Battery operated circular saws!
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  115. @Jujoji Go back to communist China and eat some lead filled rice!😂
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  116. Interesting that you showed how full frame safety glasses protect other parts of the body better by bouncing objects off the surface and away from the body instead of just deflecting the objects. Maybe all safety glasses should be made this way? Nahh, who are we kidding, fashion beats function any day of the week!
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  117. Guy at auto parts store told me the MSDS sheets for Heet and isopropyl alcohol are exactly the same.
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  118. I wish these companies would get together on a battery and charger standard so you don't have to invest into a whole system if you want one item. That way quality or style would steer the market for tools. It would be comparable to what the computer industry did with computer components instead of being proprietary.
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  119. Yogi Bear to Boo Boo: "C'mon Boo Boo, Todd is doing a lunch box review and where there's lunch boxes, there's yummily delicious lunches." 😂😂
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  120. I had a Buck knife and everyone kept trying to steal it.
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  121. My daughter in Florida had a 325,000 mile Toyota Camry. It ran fine with no rust but a lot of nickel and dime things made her get rid of it. Rumor has it that one of the mechanics at the dealership bought it saving it from the scrapyard.
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  122. Stihl believes in planned obsolescence as there is no wear additives in the bar and chain oil. Very enlightening! 💸💸💸
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  123. Funny, I just watched a video where the guy tested the myth about if you put a twist (or in his tests, multiple twists and knots) in the strap, it will weaken the strength.
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  124. You gotta love how these manufacturers always find out matters most to consumers and then make outrageous claims that they know average consumers will never bother to check or be able to verify. 😂
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  125. As seen on TV! 😂
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  126. That cutout on Milwaukee impact with the higher voltage is a new design to keep the tool from overheating and breaking the gearbox assembly. It was a design flaw that Milwaukee corrected.
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  127. @0:55 Why wasn't the screw driven all the way into the wood like the other two screws?
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  128. My Milwaukee drill broke. I mean it literally fell apart in pieces. The gearcase broke. So, I sent it in for warranty replacement. When I got it back, the bill parts breakdown showed that except for the case, it was all brand new parts, no charge to me of course. Looking at the pricing, they could have given me a new drill for cheaper. But, I'm not complaining, just saying. I also noticed that the new gearcase stopped if the torque exceeded its rating. They also included a new handle style that gripped the casing a lot better than the old style and also relocated the work light but not having any issue with the old style can't understand why they did that. The point is that Milwaukee must have realized the weak points of the drill and reengineered the tool to make it a better product. How many companies can you say do that in this day in age??!!
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  129. I'm retired so everyday is Sunday and no day is Monday.
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  130. Todd, It would be helpful to list the model numbers for the products you test as, for instance, Greenworks makes at least three different models of leaf blowers and Ego makes at least five different models of leaf blowers. Thanks
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  131. Best oscillating blade for removal of bathroom tile grout?
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  132. My first thought at the beginning of every one of his videos is, "I wonder how he's going to test this?"
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  133. What battery did you use on the Ridgid since it did not come with any?
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  134. Best interior wall paint!!! Is paint just paint or is there a difference? Behr Benjamin Moore Pittsburgh Sherwin Williams Valspar Glidden Clark Kennsington Ace
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  135. I thought we already did this?
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  136. Best chemicals are made in USA! 😂
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  137. Ah, finding studs behind drywall is a no brainer however, what about finding studs behind plaster and lathe? Need new test to find that out. Many older homes have horizontal lathe nailed to studs and then plastered with up to 1/2" of plaster that turns rock hard and painted with 15 layers of paint over the years. I've never had an easy time finding studs behind plaster because the horizontal lathe gives false readings. Can you test for that? Thanks
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  138. The tape was gritty on my Stanley FatMax so I cleaned it with WD-40. The WD-40 removed or faded the numbers to the point I had to buy a new tape.
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  139. LeeKooLuu: Sounds like a Japanese anime monster! 😂😂😂
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  140. How about testing battery powered tillers/rototillers?
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  141. Remember to ask the right question when buying. Do not ask, "How cheap is it?" Instead ask, "How long will it last?" 😂
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  142. I would be willing to bet that most of these companies would still honor their warranties regardless of the beating they took! 😅
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  143. Buy once, cry once.
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  144. What brand are those test strips? They seem pretty comprehensive!
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  145. People laugh at the little electric chainsaws. They do have their place but you could never make a living with one. But, just remember, they can cut you up just as bad as a gas one.
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  146. Jig saw blades...if you haven't already.
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  147. Pour a little rum in the crankcase with the bananas and you'll have banana daiquiris.
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  148. I actually hit a piece of rebar out in the field left by the local electric company. The mower stopped dead and I had a hard time starting it up again. I thought it was a goner but it ran perfectly with no ill effects... whew!
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  149. Used to be Homelite back in the days when you had to be a man just to pick one up, then Stihl, then Husqvarna. My cousin who was in the pulp wood business for awhile told me that as soon as a chainsaw company starts making chainsaws for the home market, the quality goes to shit.
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  150. When the videos start, I always think how the hell is he going to test this one? Amazing the ingenuity of setups as close to scientific as possible. You sure you didn't work for Consumer Reports testing labs?
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  151. Gotta come up with a nickname for the Chevy Suburban like the "Farmebago"!
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  152. How about a review of one-handed bar clamps?
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  153. Love the Farmabago (except the fact that it's actually a Pace Arrow, but I won't tell anybody)!!
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  154. 12,000# wench is a pretty hefty woman! 😂😂😂
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  155. Some of those coffee pots full of cooked oil looks like the stuff we drink at work.
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  156. Once again, as long as the pickup body is good and not full of rust, upgrades and repairs to the engine and driveline are a good investment.
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  157. I had a Milwaukee drill that the gear assembly just snap in two and fell apart. Long story short, Milwaukee repaired the drill, laughingly putting in as many new parts as a new drill itself cost but they improved the design.1. They made the gearbox assembly with a break away cltch. So, instead of working until it breaks, the gearbox just stops working at a preset high torque. 2. The extended handle kept slipping off. The new case and handle design wraps around the drill body further in order to grip better. 3. They changed the location of the built in work light on the drill. Not sure why, the old location wasn't a problem for me but evidently Milwaukee thought it needed improvement. So, this is why Milwaukee leads the industry right now, quality of product, innovation and improvement. I have no illusions that this may change down the road but for now Milwaukee is the leader!!
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  158. If you slow down, then your videos will be two hours long! ⏳😂
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  159. The Coobiya brand lunch box looks more like a fashion purse. 😂
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  160. @9:57 It's interesting to note that the most important aspect of an extension cord varied little on the same gauge of wire once again justifying the safety standards set by the US government. I mean you wouldn't want a large variance in voltage drop (resistance) or temperature increase in your safety cord would you?
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  161. When I worked for a plastic fabrication business, I learned how to sharpen drill bits from a machinist that retired from General Electric and was working there out of boredom. I got so I could sharpen all but the smallest drill bits. Smaller than 1/8" isn't worth the effort and next to impossible.
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  162. I used to go through so many circular saw blades that I would just buy what ever blade was on sale at the local lumber store counter for $6.97! 😂💲
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  163. You get what you pay for in burr sets.
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  164. Yes, love the spreadsheet results as that is something that I would do to compare. Although, I wouldn't be buying one of each to compare specs, I would (and have for other products) compare specs off Amazon or other sources.
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  165. Why throw out the high and low? Don't they average out regardless?
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  166. Back in the early 70's I worked for G.E. (also known as generous electric) and we were issued standard safety glasses that looked very similar to the Bouton Traditional glasses. They even gave me a tinted pair because their optitrition said my eyes were sensitive to sunlight. Both prescription pair free of charge as an employee. Those were the days...
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  167. Did you check the amperage output for each type of bulb?
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  168. @pureblood ???
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  169. How about rust inhibitors like Ospho and Rustoleum Rust Reformer spray paint?
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  170. In out house, the Fiskers were the "good scissors" and there was hell to pay if you used them to cut wire, cardboard paper or anything but string and cloth. 😂
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  171. I've watched other YouTubers test batteries and the consensus seems to be buy the middle of the road capacities for length of service time and power. In the case of Milwaukee (which I have), the 5.0 AH batteries are the best value for the money.
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  172. I like how you tested the plugs by driving screws in the tread AND the valleys of the tire.
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  173. STP is overrated, expensive, and all hype. Reminds me of Budweiser beer. They sell a lot because they advertise a lot. Personally, I've found STP to be just a high viscosity oil. If you think your engine needs it, then your engine is already beyond help.
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  174. I think an episode about those wonderful air compressor hoses, that kink, are unwieldy and are hard to wrap in a circle, should be done also.
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  175. Best paint stripper.
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  176. Thanks!
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  177. That was oil you used in high mileage vehicles where ring wear led to lower compression.
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  178. Like you've proved on other videos, Gorilla brand is a lot of marketing.
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  179. @2:34 So, now you need to buy a gasoline powered generator to supply the necessary voltage for your heater! 😂😂😂
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  180. Made in USA. That's when we asked "how long will it last?" rather than "how cheap is it?"!!! We to start asking how long will it last when purchasing again.
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  181. Unfortunately, I've had four back operations and can't do this kind of work anymore. It kills me to not be able to as I used to do all this type of work when I was younger.
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  182. I use a combination of Purex clear (no perfumes, dyes or colorings), a sprinkle of sodium percarbonate (oxyclean active ingredient) and a toss of Twenty Mule Team pure borax for every load of laundry. It takes out grass, blood, mud and sweat stains with ease! 😂
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  183. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and yours! 🎀🎄⛄🎇🎅
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  184. Tide pods: Just what we need, more plastic waste in our water systems. 👎
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  185. Btw, to cut down on corrosion from ethanol attracting water, i add isopropyl alcohol to my car and small engines. Isopropyl alcohol is dry gas. Counter person at auto store said MSDS sheets for dry gas and isopropyl alcohol are exactly the same. I add a splash to my 2 1/2 gallon container for lawn mowers and about 8 oz every other fill up in car. Buy isopropyl alcohol at local pharmacy store, it is cheaper and make sure it's 93% not 70% kind.
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  186. Accident nightmares #17: Hitting a Google map vehicle while driving! 😂
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  187. Thought he already did that?
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  188. When I worked at an RV dealership, the local independent battery rep told us there are only four different battery manufacturers in the U.S. All they change is the labels.
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  189. What batteries did the cheap pack use?
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  190. The problem where I live is old galvanized drain pipes the are blocked slowly over the years by buikdup of sediment and chemicals leaching out of the water. Calcium deposits eventually plug pipes like cholesterol in arteries. And they can't be chemically removed or drilled or chiseled out, believe me I've tried.
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  191. I used the Slime on my wheelbarrow tire and it worked fine.
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  192. When I bought my Milwaukee cordless drill kit, they offered a choice of an extra 3.0 Amp hr battery, a cordless circular saw, or a cordless sawzall. I took the sawzall, have put it through its paces, and never looked back.
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  193. I thought you already tested these?
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  194. @1:50 Why is the hot plate "heaving" ?
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  195. Sunoco stations have all those octanes.
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  196. Good video. Years ago a machinist that worked for G.E. in Schenectady N.Y. showed me how to sharpen drill bits manually by hand. Never needed fancy jigs since then and can touch up drill bits down to 1/8" size.
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  197. White vinegar.
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  198. My best guess why Rain-X isn't the only game in town anymore is because the patent or copyright ran out and the formula became public domain. Then everyone copied it.
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  199. What about the center fire spark plug for marine use?
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  200. Let me guess before I even watch the whole video... the winner is Milwaukee! 😂
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  201. Yes, been using Rustoleum Rust Reformer for years. Sprayed the inside of my wheelbarrow and it keeps it from deteriorating. Even throwing tools in it doesn't affect it.
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  202. Wow! Just bought a battery rototiller and was looking up to see how to sharpen the blades and came across one of your old videos!! Long time subscriber!!!
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  203. You are having way too much fun... either that or you are starting to lose it! 😂😂
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  204. I thought the Acme brand was made in the western deserts of the USA.
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  205. I had a 1990 D250 Dodge pickup. It had a 360 cid V8 with a two barrel throttle body carb. It was Chrysler's cross between a carburetor and fuel injection. I ran 87 octane gas and it would run ok but chatter going up hills. The valves would knock and clatter. So, I tried 91 octane premium gas. No more valve knock going up hills, gas mileage improved slightly and had more performance. Every once in a while I would stop at the Sunoco station and fill up with 93 octane gas. Man that was like doing a tune up on that ole V8. Used premium all the time. Did nothing to the engine except tune ups, never had a mechanical breakdown, never leaked or burned oil and had 210,000 miles on it when I sold it. Sold it because I really didn't use it anymore and the rust on it scared me.
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  206. @4:02 "Wire pulling hole"? Where would you use that??
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  207. NOTHING stands up to the Farmebago!!!
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  208. Snake oil.
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  209. Nothing beats a good sharpening stone and spit!
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  210. What do you do with all the tools after the video?
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  211. @0:49 Positive stop at 56°? Never heard of that angle before in woodworking.
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  212. Whoda thunk?
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  213. Bought a new pair of "Vice Grip" brand pliers because wanted a second pair and old ones were still great after all these years. Wow, was I disappointed.
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  214. If so many of these punches are made in USA, then why aren't other hand tools? Mostly made in communist China.
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  215. @9:34 I used similar tools to dig holes quickly to plant flower bulbs.
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  216. @8:00 That's funny. The Schauer battery charger looks exactly like my old Montomery Ward battery charger that still works. Same color box, same handle, same swing arm gauge, same size just different printing on front! 😂😂😂
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  217. Best electrical tape.
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  218. After my tools were stolen, I looked at the tool sets but found them either lacking key wrenches or key sockets. So, instead I bought the best individual sets of wrenches and sockets that had all the sizes commonly used. Then filled in with pliers, screwdrivers and other tools I knew that I would use a lot. Then built out from there as I found a need for tools I didn't have.
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  219. Funny how they're all made in the USA. We're number one in chemicals.
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  220. I've heard of guys using transmission oil to clean their engines and swearing by it.
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  221. I third that. As a matter of fact, I posted a comment with that before I saw your comment.
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  222. Yeti: Overpriced, over commercialized brand products.
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  223. Best lawn blade sharpener? A good eye and a steady hand at the grinder. Also holding a nail in the center hole finds the balance. It's a lawn mower not the Space Shuttle so quick and dirty for balance is good enough.
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  224. Seriously, how do you sharpen serrated knives?
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  225. I have an old Snapon ratchet that didn't fit 1/4" drive sockets. I thought that there was something wrong with it and bought a replacement ratchet kit until I found out that it's an old 7/32" ratchet made back in pre WWII before 1/4" became the standard.
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  226. Back in the day I decided to buy cheap oil for my car instead of Pennzoil. After, 3,000 miles the cheap motor oil came out like chocolate milk. I never cheaped out on motor oil again.
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  227. Paper towels: Absorbency, toughness, lint...who knew deciding which one to buy was so complicated.
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  228. Wiha. With a name like that you'd think they were made in China. Nope. An American subsidy of a German tool company.
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  229. How long before automobile manufacturers start incorporating these as a factory option or standard equipment??
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  230. I love the smell of burnt oil in the morning. Just don't mix up the coffee pots.
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  231. Accident nightmares #23: Getting into a crash while leaving your car insurance company's parking lot.
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  232. I was actually considering putting a few grand in my old pickup. The thirteen year old 360 Dodge V8 had 210,000 miles on it and didn't leak or burn any oil! The problem was the body didn't hold up. Underneath was solid rust on everything.
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  233. We as Americans ask the wrong question when buying. We ask "How cheap is it?" instead we should be asking "How long will it last?".
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  234. How did you remove the zinc plating?
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  235. Video idea (if you haven't already done it): Spray cleaners... are they all the same or different?
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  236. Project Farm: The consumer reports for the everyman! 😂
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  237. USA: We make the best chemicals! 😂😂
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  238. @5:08 A percentage loss would be more a more accurate comparison because not all the oils started out weighing the same so a subtractive comparison is misleading.
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  239. It isn't so much necessarily lying as much as not remembering clearly because of shock, viewing crash from only one perspective and selective memory.
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  240. @0:34 You know, I'm 68 years old, been using tools for probably 53 years of that and I've never used that feature on any screwdriver.😂
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  241. I tried starting a push mower like you did and the draw string cup loosened up and went flying off the engine.
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  242. @0:09 Only people with more money than brains replace their entire drill set when they can easily buy single replacement drill bits? 😅
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  243. Best Phillips screwdriver. One that doesn't slip in screw slots.
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  244. As far as fixing garden hoses, if it bursts, then I figure that the rest of the hose isn't far behind and not worth the time and price of repair kit to fix it , throw it out and just buy a new one. My buddy and I were just talking about this and how things you buy now just don't last as long as things you bought in the past.
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  245. You mentioned testing Wrangler jeans. That's what I wear and every pair wore out on the left leg just above the knee.
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  246. @5:12 It would also be a comparative value to see the percentage of loss.
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  247. Teng Tools products are designed in Sweden and manufactured in Taiwan.
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  248. Only 209,408 miles!!! Hardly broken in!!!! 😂😂😂
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  249. @15:55 Subjective build qu rating goes from 1 to 5 yet there are higher numbers in the cells below up to 12, what gives?
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  250. That Stihl dealer probably thought he hit the lottery after you walked out or shook his head and thought that you didn't know what you were doing. 😂
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  251. First loser.
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  252. How about comparing the statistics of all the oils with each other for comparison on a list? The first round elimination bracketing system is a skewed view of the winner.
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  253. Congratulations on your victory! Here's your participation trophy!! 🏆😂
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  254. Funny, the Slick 50 seized up first.
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  255. In the early 2000's, I had a 1990 Dodge D250 pickup. I estimated at the time that for $7,000-$8,000, I could have replaced the engine, transmission, rear axle and a bunch of small stuff and basically had a brand new pickup where new ones were going for around $50,000. The problem? The whole under carriage was completely rusted making any kind of that investment moot.
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  256. Let me guess before I watch the whole video...Milwaukee wins!
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  257. Nothing can figure out women. 😂
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  258. Cleanest tractor tires in the county! 😂😂
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  259. Best looking tractor tires in the county! 🚜😂
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  260. "Buy once, cry once": Goes with my philosophy of buying. Instead of asking "How cheap is it?", ask "How long will it last?"
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  261. You may have already done this but aa batteries, which brand is best and rechargeable aa batteries, do they last as long as non rechargeable aa batteries?
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  262. I just use the RainX windshield washer fluid. It gets reapplied everytime I spray to clean windshield without the extra work!
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  263. YES, the return of the Farmebago!!! 😂😂😂
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  264. @0:53 Lol...when I was starting out in 35mm film photography, I did the same exact thing. I set up distance signs then took pictures at different f-stop settings to see what was in focus! 📷😂
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  265. If he slowed down the video would be an hour and a half long! 😂
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  266. I don't understand why other brands don't feature the socket quick release button as on the Craftsman.
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  267. Is that adjustment screw on the Milwaukee pliers plastic?
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  268. @16:43 If you put wings on it and jump a ramp will it fly?
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  269. I was just going to buy some duct tape and was wondering what brand to get. So, I looked at the reviews on-line, then slapped the side of my head and said "of course, check with Project Farm". Thanks!
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  270. Batteries will be the downfall of civilization! 😂
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  271. Yes, he single-handedly has either confirmed or influenced my decision to buy a lot of products and their overall performance and quality.
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  272. Personal property tax? Is that a one time thing when you buy it, or yearly??
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  273. Question: "How bad are cheap motor oils?" Answer: "Bad!"
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  274. Test vices.
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  275. Once again, Milwaukee crushes the competition. You get what you pay for.
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  276. No, they are not all the same. Back in the 1970's, I thought it would be a good idea to buy cheap oil for an oil change. Oil is oil, right? Well, on the very next oil change that cheap oil drained out like chocolate milk. Since then I've always used quality oil.
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  277. Mequires products always seem to come out on top!!
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  278. A lot of this is marketing. Making unsubstantiated claims, over priced chemicals and directly marketing to a specific segment of consumers is the American way.
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  279. The Milwaukee surprised me. I've been very happy with their line of cordless tools and they've rated number one in all of your other tests!
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  280. Have you done best electric lawn edge trimmer? Been thinking about buying one and there's so many to choose from including "systems" like Milwaukee that offer interchangeable equipment heads..
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  281. My uncle was a contractor, carpenter, and a woodworker at different times in his life and I asked him the exact same question. He said he tried many different glues and that good old Elmers white glue worked the best.
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  282. Looks like those made in the USA came out on top! About time, I say!! Bare handled Cresent pliers were a surprise!!! I actually have an old pair of them. They haven't changed a bit.
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  283. Thirty years ago when I had a 7.2 volt Makita cordless drill that died after installing 3 three inch screws, then yeah corded tools were better. But now, I would put my Milwaukee 18 volt cordless drill up against any corded drill. When it gets stuck it can take my hand with it!!
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  284. No inclusion of Project Farm t-shirts in the test? 😂
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  285. How would've WD-40 rated, I wonder? You did too but were afraid to ask.😅
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  286. Sounds like it's ready to run down the line. Makes for a great mobile workshop now!!
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  287. Please explain to the uninformed how you would safely set up one of these in your home.
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  288. @5:30 Stainless steel hose claims it doesn't rust. Funny thing about plastic, it doesn't rust either.
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