Comments by "Cole Spolaric" (@ColeSpolaric) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. The next logical thing to test is automotive paint compounds and polishes for removing light scratches.
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  2. Slip resistance would be an interesting additional test.
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  3. I can't believe how well the Craftsman did. Please include Craftsman in more power tool reviews!
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  4. I would have had a hard time destroying a $120 battery! Thank you for doing it for us!
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  5. You do one of the best jobs of making sure each test is the same!
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  6. Let's see the most accurate laser levels and laser measurers!
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  7. It needs to be mentioned that if your safety glasses experience this kind of impact, replace them immediately. Their structural integrity can no longer be guaranteed, and you might not be protected from another impact.
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  8. What i noticed was that on the polycarbonate you weren't using the appropriate weld stick. It needs to match the type of plastic you are working with. That's why they all separated on the polycarbonate.
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  9. Project farm when he heard of the indestructible brand... Hold my beer, we're going to test that!
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  10.  @ProjectFarm  contact the slow MO guys
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  11. We need to get this man some professional oil testing equipment. Such a great job with what you have though!
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  12. Clear coat fillers. How well they do initially, and the after being exposed for a year to UV
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  13. Loctite anti seize... Bit of an oxymoron lol. I more enjoyed watching that engine break then anything!
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  14. I remember when you could only buy alumiweld from an infomercial for an insanely high price. And now it's a harbor freight brand that does well? Can't help but wonder who mismanaged that company. I'm glad to see that you still get back to the roots of this channel by finding someway to test a product on an engine. I was hoping for a spectacular blowout lol.
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  15. I was literally just thinking about suggesting this comparison today. You read my mind! Or did I read yours? 🤔
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  16. The Fujia brand seems like it would last a professional a really long time.
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  17. I'd like to see you test pressure washers, pressure washer hoses, turbo nozzles, surface cleaners, etc
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  18. 😂🤣😅😆
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  19. I was just thinking that we haven't seen an oil video in a while, and we get an oil video!
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  20. Umm, swiss army knife? I couldn't believe that the most widely known knife brand wasn't included to begin with.
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  21. I've missed these oil tests! I want to see tests of the oils being mixed!
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  22. It's all about making it take long enough that the risk of being caught goes up to deter a criminal
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  23. Fiskars is a really good brand. They even have a no questions asked lifetime warranty.
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  24. I want to see you test toilets!
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  25. I've been waiting for this! The shark did as poorly as I expected. They make a lot of claims using dubious testing methods. I would like to see a corded vacuum show down!
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  26. Alex Usovich it's the opposite of what you said. Ethanol in fuel attracts moisture and this is what causes gas to go bad.
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  27. How about a flashlight showdown!
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  28. Pretty soon you're going to need to hire people to help you with this!
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  29. So most of them tend to be a waste of money... Thanks for the testing!
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  30. I was not expecting this! I'm waiting on you to test household vacuum cleaner!
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  31. As long as it's not the Oregon brand that eats the plastic around the chain sprocket
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  32. Which one I use will depend on application and price. I believe gorilla and trex cost a bit more. It would have been nice to see the price paid for these (non sale price, obviously may differ based on location)
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  33. I'd like to see a show down of just the gearless ratchets!
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  34. The only OnlyFans I'll watch
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  35. I'm not sure what I'm not surprised by. The toyobi being behind Bauer, or festool barely doing better than both of the cheapest drills.
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  36. It's crazy how one end of a wrench can be so good and the other so bad
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  37. Just when project farm has gone to the back of the mind, bam, another video! I think the thing with old engines is that.... They're old! In a lot of cases I'm sure it's coincidence. Or it wasn't noticed to be leaking first.
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  38.  @notchagrandpa8875  your wife sounds awesome!
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  39. Your wife is going to be wondering why the air filter randomly falls off now if she doesn't watch this video 😂
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  40. I would have loved to see an analysis on the greases to see how they compare. I'm sure such a thing has to exist.
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  41.  @ThatOddGarage  it be interesting to see if an empire level is just as good as a Stabila
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  42. Test which air purifier is best. And not that smoke filled chamber that any air purifier can do.
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  43. I'm surprised at how closely correlated the price to performance is. I would like to see just primer for stain and color hiding, and then how paint performs on the primer.
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  44. You need a website with all the results published. It would be easier and quicker for us to look them up there rather than searching YouTube.
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  45. I think you called the Coleman stanley a couple of times there during the drop testing
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  46. A regular vice grip would have been a nice comparison. I think we've all gone to one to get out a rounded bolt
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  47. Does it smell like original pinesol or the reformulated pinesol. The reformulated stuff doesn't smell as good.
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  48. I really want to see you test the warranty claims and send back the tools destroyed during testing to see if they replace them
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  49. I really want to see a battery powered blower comparison
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  50. Multi sharp 2001 must have been created by an engineer that loves to overcomplicate stuff!
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  51. Test hearing protection and how well it reduces sound compared to rating. From my understanding, the decibel reduction rating isn't what you actually get.
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  52. How about testing battery shelf life and seeing if keeping them refrigerated actually makes them last longer?
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  53. Looks like you have a lifetime supply of garbage bags now
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  54. Yes to the more expensive ones and the Bluetooth ones. I'd also like to see those compared to the ones that the dealer would use.
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  55. You probably never could have imagined what this channel turned out to be!
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  56. I think a more accurate, although only slightly more accurate way, to measure the output is to dispense it directly into a cup on the scale. Measure how long it takes to get a set amount of grease. Use the timestamps when editing the video to see how long it takes. This takes out the error of the small time difference from starting the timer to starting the grease gun, and also the difference between when the clock his 30 seconds to when you take your finger off the trigger.
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  57. How about running an engineer on just Lucas oil?
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  58. Completely different direction, but how about testing mounting tapes?
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  59. I wonder what would have happened if you found a way to line it with a thick aluminum foil.
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  60. When are you going to test microscopes 😉😉
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  61. Nice test rig!
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  62. Considering that I waited to watch this video until after I got done cutting pavers with a brick chisel... How about testing chisels of all kind? Wood, metal, brick, etc
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  63. Rigid sure was a surprise there! It would have been interesting to see it compared to snap on since it seems like everyone on the internet bashes it.
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  64. wd40 makes several chain lubricants.
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  65. Wait.... No race ramps?
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  66. Angle grinders are kinda like everything is a hammer unless its a screwdriver, then its a chisel too
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  67. We need another engine destruction video! 😈
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  68.  @mrb5217  I very distinctly remember alumiweld because it's the only brand I knew about.
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  69. It would have been nice to see DeWalt s 60v enter the lineup! Probably would have been unfair, but who knows!
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  70. I would love to see all the nasty emails he gets from these companies 😂
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  71. Idk where you find these off brand tools, but it's fun to include them!
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  72. The "standard tire sizes" are an absolute joke. Unless you have a small car, 14 and 15 inch rims are uncommon. Some battery jumpers have a built in compressor. That leads me to my next test suggestion.... portable battery jumpers. Both total capacity and max jumping amps. For this video, it would have been interesting to see how well they did with a tire not mounted to the car.
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  73. Makes me real curious how the locking bar for a floor jack would hold up
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  74. Did my man really say H Two Zero? 😆
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  75. Umm, how are we testing Karchers sales data?
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  76. This week on project farm, we are going to move on from getting a grip to getting a jolt!
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  77. Todd has an evil supervillain laugh 😆
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  78. Test shovels. Root cutting ability, leverage strength, etc
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  79. Please test sonic tools
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  80. The amount of money you had to spend on screws alone! I hope YouTube is paying you well!
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  81. You so clearly live where they don't use road salt!
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  82. Have to ever run the lubrication tester without lubrication to see what you get for a wear scar and energy usage?
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  83. Harbor freight is such a crap shoot lol. You could make a channel just reviewing their products lol
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  84. Using your own vehicle to test products for our own good. You are the man!
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  85. I had this playing on my tv and couldn't hear the squeaking in most of them. I could hear the flopping sound. That rain testing rig was amazing though!
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  86. Thanks for including the prices!
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  87. I'm curious as to why you didn't go 50 to 1 ratio on all the tests?
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  88. Your excitement over cold oil flow gave me a good laugh lol.
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  89. Looked like the flow test was getting started unevenly by just a little bit. Didn't seem to matter in the end, but something to pay attention to
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  90. Wow, this is so much better than the last time. Your ability to design repeatable tests free of other variables is amazing. It would have been interesting to measure the stretch.
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  91. Testing corrosion resistance without mixing it with diesel is kinda pointless. It's possible that the additive is designed to work with the diesel fuel
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  92. Some of these batteries are made by other companies. I think they must test these batteries before putting the label on them. If you really want to take days, test D cell batteries!
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  93. How long did it take you to come up with all these tests?
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  94. Did you find all the cable ties that snapped and went flying? You're testing has come a long way since you started doing this! I love that you still put some fun into the end of the videos. Keep up the good work.
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  95. In surprised how badly Milwaukee got embarrassed in this one!
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  96. Royal purple actually surprised me after it has done terrible in other tests on this channel with other products.
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  97. Have you considered 2 videos a week? There is just so much more to test! I have no idea what your daily life is like though
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  98. Logically, bolts and nuts should be next
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  99. Now I want to see you run the best of these through an engine!
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  100. Instead of we're going to test that... We're going to make some dust!
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  101. Use the other side of the funvolution to remove the rock chips. I have one of those made by another manufacturer that came with directions that tells you this.
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  102. If a DeWalt exec is watching this, they're probably going to raise the price on the HSS bits
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  103. You should have done this last month as a holiday gift idea video 😉.
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  104. How about testing charging cords and chargers. A bit out of the norm for the channel, but should be good none the less.
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  105. It looked like the blades were hitting spots that were just a bit harder in the first two tests throwing off the results a bit. But that spring steel really showed the Milwaukee isn't up to the other two blades. They make great power tools, but maybe not the best parts to use with them.
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  106. The Amazon Chinese alphabet soup ones are here just for our entertainment 😆
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  107. It would have been interesting to see what happened combining station removers that did better in specific categories.
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  108. I'd be curious how much CO and particulates the indoor propane heaters put out
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  109. It would have been interesting to buy 3 of everyone tested spread across 3 months and see the accuracy between each brand. Unfortunately that's just too much money
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  110. I'm glad to see you kept a lot of filler words like slightly up or slightly down out. Speeds things up a little bit.
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  111. A filter that has a larger width with will always be better for static pressure because it has a larger surface area to pull air through.
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  112.  @JasonNaughton  then that's like having no locks on your house at all since only bad people will break in regardless of a lock....
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  113. I'm wondering if LVL, LSL, or PSL lumber would be more consistent for testing. Even in the same board there is a lot of variation when it is natural lumber. You essentially had two variables here. The fastener and the wood.
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  114. It's always great when you get back to the start of this channel!
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  115. Converting an engine to run on propane and natural gas would be awesome to see!
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  116. I'm glad to see that you averaged the results and included the prices. It became obviously how much the results could differ for the same product.
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  117. With all these pliers you've been testing, your new catch phrase is going to be get a grip 😉
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  118. The ones that had press pins that failed to shear should have been in last place regardless.
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  119. You missed testing fiskars. That's definitely a popular brand that should be tested with any manual garden tools
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  120. If this isn't your daily job, it needs to be! I can't wait to see what comes out considering those reports were from November 30th. I'm guessing you have a lot you haven't edited yet.
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  121. I don't use chainsaws and I still came by to watch
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  122. I'm wondering if the adapters placed any additional resistance on the batteries. Was there any conditioning of the batteries (running them through say 10 battery cycles) done first?
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  123. You should never use one of these bases or acid! If they don't work and you or a plumber need to work on it, you or them could experience serious burns. Most clogs can be cleared with a snake!
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  124. Idk what you should try next, but once it's time comes, demolition derby it!
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  125. I wonder if there is anything that prevents phase separation? There has to be something that is sort of like an emulsifier. But binds water to gas instead of oil.
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  126. Well, scissor sharpeners seem to be the next logical thing to test!
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  127.  @phprofYT  if all his viewers contributed a couple bucks it would be no problem
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  128. We need a video of what harbor freight tools are legit and which ones are shit!
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  129. Need to test oil filters! Show us the before and after along with how well it did filtering.
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  130. A powered screwdriver test would be great. Test them for the ability to rotate a screw with the lowest as well as most torque. Some screws like those made out of brass can be stripped very easily. Other screws you want to tighten down hard. The one with the ability to do both well is the winner.
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  131. Just give me the old school cans where you just took the cap off the spout and the vent.
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  132. What about dexos certified oils. I'm curious to see how Pennzoil does. These are usually 0w something weights.
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  133. Always a great video when you return to the roots of this channel
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  134. How about you test the warranty claims of these brands after you break them?
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  135. I just have this random can of old oil lying around that I have no use for. I know what I'll do, I'll send it to project farm!
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  136. I would have liked to see the lubricity tester with the additive mixed with the fuel and after being frozen.
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  137.  @TheKnobCalledTone.  I call it Toyobi 🤣
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  138. This is a very hard one to test multiple batteries, but the only way to ensure accurate results. So I take these results with a grain of salt. It would also be nice to see after 10 discharge cycles how they do. I understand though that you don't take any money from sponsors and that getting more battery chargers/dischargers would be costly. I would buy them for you if I could afford them!
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  139. I believe it's pronounced ee-pay
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  140. No problem. I think we have all pronounced something that has others going what kind of crack is he smoking ?! I just don't like when someone lets me keep pronouncing it in whatever stupid way I have been doing so.
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  141. Have you tried running an engine on different percentages of isopropyl alcohol and hydrogen peroxide?
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  142. I would suggest weighting the different categories. Some things are more important than others.
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  143. I don't even weld and I want to see more welding videos. Laser welding is interesting, but I don't think you have $20k sitting around just for one of them
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  144. I would have liked to see a comparison to a file and a bench grinder. Also, how well did the sharpeners hold up after running the really damaged blades through them?
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  145. billiondollardan it's probably 10% ethanol. I don't see it posted at pumps anymore.
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  146. It would have been interesting to see performance after the teeth were damaged, but this video was long enough!
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  147. The crazy thing is that if you bought all the parts that make up the car it would cost you multiple times the cost of the car. Yet they can still make a profit selling the car. Tells you just how much makeup is on repair parts
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  148. This just proves that the claims made on the tool are only accurate when using a battery that probably wasn't provided with the tool. Shady marketing tactics you're uncovering here!
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  149. I love your videos, but with limited time, I do have to skip over stuff to get to what matters in the video, the results. Just wanted to pass it along just in case you pay attention to your video stats.
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  150. Channel Lock got a bad deal in this testing here
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  151. Another great video as usual!
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  152. I like that you explained with a blurb what you did and didn't show everything. As short as possible yet still getting the content across is key. I would like to see the tests repeated and results averaged (no need to show each of them). I know that takes time and money, but that's the scientific method.
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  153. Did you clean in between each test for tensile strength? Also, you didn't include the weight of the bottom section of the tensile strength device, although since testing was consistent, it probably doesn't matter much. The other thing is that when you are trying to patch a water leak, you patch from the inside whenever possible. Not sure how to devise a test for that though.
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  154. Project Farm sounds good! I'm thinking that you should test the sticking power of these underwater similar to the heat test that you did, except that you actually submerge the tape through the water to stick it. Like what you see in the flex tape commercials. Also, the glass was a non porous surface, would like to see it on a porous surface. Lots of ideas, but that's because you have a great channel and always listen to input to improve.
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  155. You needed one of those spray can trigger things to make it easier on your hand!
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  156. I think the results of this video get a WOMP WOMP! Great video as always.
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  157. Looking to see Pennzoil, Quaker state, Valvoline, ac Delco, and Motorcraft. I want to see how the manufacturer brands will complete.
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  158. Absolutely want to see the bigger units
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  159. The biggest shocker here is how bad dewalt and makita did! It's like they went for runtime and nothing else!
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  160. While we're on the topic of getting sharp, how about testing exacto blades, rotary scissors, and files?
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  161. So.... Which one destroyed the Stanley?
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  162. Can you retest the duck tapes on different surfaces other than metal? Residues and strengths will probably be different on different surfaces. I'm thinking plastic, wood, concrete, etc.
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  163. Really need to find something other than wood so the actual adhesive is being tested. I know a 2x4 is real wood, but you're really testing 2 variables here. Maybe some concrete pavers which are rough and give a bonding surface to bite into... not totally sure what would be a good substitute. Anyways, still a good video and always excited to watch another video.
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  164. Johnson Controls controls over half the battery market, and that is why batteries have gotten so expensive. Would love to see you set something up to cycle these batteries over a year to see how they hold up.
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  165. Any closer to getting a website? Really enjoyed the fun bits at the end!
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  166. Your next series is going to be foods as engine oil lol.
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  167. Now we need to see a long term test to see how they hold up to the elements. Some of them probably won't do too well. I'm wondering if that Briggs and Stratton is the same as the Craftsman. They sure look similar.
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  168. Icon was surprisingly impressive
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  169. Something seems to have gone wrong with three Craftsman cutting the 6 penny nail. Last place in that but middle of the pack on the other 2 tests. Not only that, it really looks like the Craftsman and the kobalt could be made by the same manufacturer.
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  170. It would be nice to see what the force would be to break off the tip.
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  171. Try the trico brand
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  172. First
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  173. Where's the black and crapper, I meant decker, tools at?
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  174. I would have liked to see a control test which would have been a straight drywall screw.
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  175. So we learn that the Chinese batteries are junk and that they blatantly lie about capacity. I can't even say I'm surprised as they do this with LED grow lights all the time. I would love to see you test par values and light spectrum of LED grow lights, but I'm sure most of your viewers wouldn't care.
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  176. I love how almost no one knows how to pronounce Gyeon lol. Pretty much only those that know how to pronounce Korean.
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  177. Test common chains you can find at a big box store
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  178. You really do know how to set up torture tests!
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  179.  @Fluvance  it was a joke....
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  180.  @WineScrounger  while I was joking, I started to think about that as I was writing that comment.
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  181. I personally use a die hard platinum jumper. Expensive and big but it gets it started whatever it is. I also remember one that you just plug into your 12v plug in your car, which given the thinner wires on that concerns me.
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  182. I was hoping you were going to test the trap on your own finger with the best glove to prove it. Just kidding, just kidding! 😂
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  183. Wratcheting wrenches would be nice to see if you haven't done those already
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  184. I would love to see you run this through the mower on its last leg. I'm waiting to see it go out in epic fashion! I appreciate all the time you take to put into these videos. Not sure how many people realize that these take days to do, and you're usually doing more than one at a time.
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  185. Let's see if Matt changes his choice of rope after this!
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  186. Finally! I thought this was never going to happen!
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  187. It's amazing that as a screwdriver replacement, so few of them had variable speed.
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  188. I wonder how they would do with skate wheel casters on them. I'm guessing much better on concrete, worse on a softer surface
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  189. I hope you don't put those coffee pots back for coffee! 😉😋
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  190. If a company were to give you a product along with it's competitors with no expectations except keep it fair, would you do it?
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  191. I'd like to see a comparison of the really big ones that can run household appliances
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  192. I'm curious if the K&N came pre oiled or not. I'm having a hard time believing those results. How could anyone manufacture an air filter that bad
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  193.  @JohnDoe-nz6bk  guess I won't be wasting my money on that then
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  194. It would have been interesting to see how slippery they are to step on.
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  195. So, did they indeed exceed ASME standards?
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  196. I thought this was some kind of gag video 😆
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  197. I'm wondering exactly how manufacturers do their testing to rate rpm, torque, and beats per minute? I'm not sure that they are testing the tool with zero load on it. There are a lot of electronics in modern day power tools that are adjusting based on what they sense.
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  198. Wow, have you shown these videos to harbor freight? These blades are way too cheap for the price!
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  199.  @texasslingleadsomtingwong8751  I buy a generic store brand that smells like the original.
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  200. Some of your testing would be awesome in super slow mo!
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  201. I would have liked to see how this did on a conventional motor oil since synthetic wasn't really available back then.
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  202. I'm wondering what would have happened if you set the pile tester to the advertised starting amps from the start. If that would even be possible.
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  203. Jess Stuart despite it's name, duct tape isn't for ducts. You want to use foil tape for that. And if you are using it to seal ducts, they now make mastics that you paint onto the joint. It's a common and understandable misconception. I'm sure there is a YouTube video explaining how duct tape got it's name.
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  204. Circular blades would be a great test. Wood, metal, and concrete.
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  205. Lol, it sounded like you said Cadillac converter. But I knew what you meant! I'm amazed how much lead was on that fuel!
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  206. Could we get a side by side by side of the three products before and after
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  207. So it's some kind of natural gas yet they claim zero global warming potential.... Pretty sure that's a lie
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  208. I would like to see a round 2 with some other high quality brands. I also would have liked to see them disassembled to see what sensor was actually in them
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  209. Hercules really surprised in this one!
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  210. Run them on a belt sander and see how long it takes for them to wear through the tread
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  211. The biggest takeaway from this is that a decent tape measure has become really expensive.
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  212.  @1pcfred  all that money that the fed printed to buy junk bonds to support the stock market....
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  213.  @ProjectFarm  Echo, Stihl, DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Toro come to mind
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  214. Like the new logo!
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  215. I have a feeling that you are on some kind of Chinese government list by now lol. They can't be happy that you expose just how much their products lie!
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  216. Please start including Sonic tools
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  217. I'm pretty sure you haven't tested sand paper yet, which is nuts! Things like longevity, resistance to clogging, how it does smoothing bare wood, removing paint, etc
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  218. Compare the battery powered to plug in powered chainsaws. It would be interesting to see just how close the battery power is coming to plug in power. It would also be interesting to see how they perform with the best chain that you tested in a previous video.
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  219. Now let's see the better ones used as motor oil. Classic project farm stuff!
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  220. Hell yeah we would like to see these tapes exposed to weather! It's amazing that you take the time to do all these videos btw!
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  221. I can't believe I've been watching for over 2 years now. It doesn't seem that long! Does your shirt say "we're going to test that"?
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  222. Circular saw blade testing would be very interesting. You'd have to find a really hard wood species like ipay (not sure if I spelled that right, also called iron wood) to truly stress out the blades. I want to know what the claim of lasts 30x longer was compared to. A wood cutting blade?
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  223. Have you tested vacuum cleaners yet? Both corded and cordless?
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  224. It's sad that it's surprising when Craftsman does well. What once used to be the go to brand is now mostly ok tools with some really good ones thrown in.
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  225. As soon as I saw certified by dung, I had no hope for that one! Can you add Sonic tools into your testing? They show up quite a bit with other YouTubers.
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  226. Still waiting to see different percents of rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide (if it would even run on that). Also, what would happen if you added too much oil? I did that to a lawnmower about 10 years ago and it still runs, but occasionally smoke comes out the exhaust. Not sure what happened inside though.
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  227. That upgraded test rig is so much better. You really think of how to take out all other variables. I like how you add a bit of fun in the end?
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  228. LLPT. I'm wondering if that is what I used in one of my jobs. That stuff stuck like no other.
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  229. Unless you live where is routinely under 10 degrees, these are all just pointless
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  230. I love that you do things just for the fun of it at the end of the videos!
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  231.  @Chris-hd3yc  yes, I know that, making a related suggestion
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  232.  @Chris-hd3yc  a suggestion does not need to be in the form of a question.
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  233. I would really like to see tool boxes tested, but I'm afraid that might cost a bit too much
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  234. What would happen if you mixed the additives together?
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  235. you could probably do quite a few videos just mixing these additives together. I would suggest doing it outside though in case there is some kind of unexpected reaction.
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  236. Let's test staplers. Both manual and battery operated.
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  237. Loved watching the heads blow off!
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  238. I'd love to see a battery operated lawn mower show down. If you haven't done that already. I can't remember what you've done anyone 😆
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  239. You need an Amazon affiliate store with all your recommendations!
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  240. So no buying batteries from any marketplace like eBay or Amazon.
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  241. The balloon test while fun wasn't even close to scientific. Differences in the balloons could have had one last longer than the other. But I also get the feeling that this was more of a hey, let's test this feature.
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  242. I'd like to see you get your hands on the manufacturers' undercoating and see how they hold up. Bed liner would have been another interesting comparison.
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