Comments by "brodriguez11000" (@brodriguez11000) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. beep beep beep Is that a truck loaded with money backing up to the loading dock?
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  2. For the price one might go with a whole house vacuum.
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  3. Vacmaster 12 gallon with blower capability. Under a $100. Experience was first was a dud, returned. Second has been going strong.
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  4.  @whitenite007  Drywall being a very soft material it's to insure it's not damaged. That's another reason a special bit is used so it's flush with the surface ready for taping and mudding.
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  5.  @brucecoleman7412  I noticed the profile the screw grabs contributed as well. e.g. oval.
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  6. Is a hammer handle really going to be dealing with that kind of force in daily use?
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  7. Vacmaster VBV 1210 5 HP does decent for the size since it's also a blower.
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  8. Good excuse for alex, or siri interfacing.
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  9. Problem one manufacturer complained about was there were a lot of counterfeit ELM327s out there.
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  10.  @economicprisoner  No emissions requirements. Standards are whatever much like chargers.
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  11. Well there's technology for seeing through walls. But it's not something one's going to be picking up at a home improvement store.
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  12. Like the trimmer cord brand test one needs to do with chains for these.
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  13. OBDLink. Bluetooth and WiFi.
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  14. Paint/drywall mud stirrer.
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  15. Can any allow one to set the amount of torque? Be a good replacement for a torque wrench. Be nice if they had a 1/2 and 3/8 head so one could use the smaller and bigger sockets. With that said does these require special sockets like impact drivers require special bits?
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  16.  @man350z  Company had a WiFi version as well.
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  17. Door hinge pins and I found a drawer pull as well.
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  18. No, plus some can adjust the degree of stroke (back and forth).
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  19. Moisture getting into gauge.
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  20. Americans made in America. 😀
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  21. Digital vs bubble.
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  22. Seems a good pairing with your video on the best cutting string to use.
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  23. Garage sale after.
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  24. Most likely use a MEMs to measure.
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  25.  @dougrobinson8602  True, but the way most use it, it doesn't need to be highly accurate.
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  26.  @1pcfred  : Rule #1. Never let anyone borrow your tools.
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  27.  @danl.4743  True, so the review needs to include laser targets.
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  28. Now THAT is clever.
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  29. Anything with power is going to do better. e.g. gas-powered stapler, etc.
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  30. Cat toy.
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  31. I'm filming! Weee! I'm filming! Weee! :-D
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  32. Is a lubricant used with these tools?
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  33. Someone suggested soaking line in hot water before spooling and use.
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  34. With gauges built into the lid.
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  35. Caulk works in a pinch, especially for small holes.
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  36. Kind of a toss up between a durable line and not so tough it breaks preventing surface damage to anything it touches.
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  37. Cheapest one that can do the job since it's literally flushing money down the toilet. Back with a nice bidet and that TP will go far.
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  38. I use a commercial model.
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  39. Seems a contact thermometer would do better.
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  40. Rockwell is a good, wired brand. The model just a step above mine even allows one to switch to a bigger back and forth so one can cut more per an oscillation.
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  41.  @elitescouter  I remember a "weatherproofing" stick made for hot glue guns. Easy to apply and remove.
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  42. Riot-proofing the house.
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  43. Maybe add one of those ozone systems to a test.
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  44.  @mr.knowitall5472  : I'd say a certain worker will have their thermal cutoff engaged. :-D
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  45. Kobalt here. Works fine, but eats batteries.
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  46. UV for seeing the nasty stuff.
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  47. Ah, a video on air cleaners.
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  48.  @ProjectFarm  : Maybe around spring or summer a test of those airless paint sprayers.
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  49. Test medicine. 🙂
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  50. Seems "power outage" and the requirement for a power source are at odds.
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