Comments by "Me andmi" (@629Justme) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. A lil off of the "Farm track", have you ever come across concoctions that are supposed to take scratches out of glasses. There are a few and some home grown means. Baking soda, car wax, brass off and you get the picture. There are even a few made by companies as big as 3M. So whats a good way to remove (normal sized) scratches from glasses. Daily wear and tear types. Think it could fit your expertise? Would be interesting. Much thanks for your videos. A whole lot of dedication is shown. I wouldn't even think about measuring the width of the plier jaw but as soon as you did I realized that the area point of contact makes a difference. A wider jaw would have a better grip. Many times I have seen how you figure out the best way to test and why I stay for the whole video. thanx. Good job.
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  2. Cool. Hope to never need 1 but still might get one as a super powerbank. Hmmmmm. Idea. How about a review of those 4.5inch circular saws? Many choices from $50 on up. Bet not just a few differences, like your fuel reviews showing how good they really are
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  3. IDEA: There is an interesting reaction that cyanoacrylates have with certain "dopants". When mixed with say, baking soda, sawdust or other materials, you can get a hard as stone material. Really, it's amazing. I wonder if you could find out the best mix for strength and ease of use. Thanx.
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  4. Mike rowe of dirty jobs would be proud of the manure stain test. One consideration, some stains come out after a second wash and why its best to use cool to warm water instead of hot because hot can sometimes set stains. In practice its best to use warm to cool water so you get a second chance at removing stains. This showdown is for one wash so its relevant but a homeowner might want to try a second time so hot water would be avoided. Always good stuff.
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  5. The vintage Vise Grips review should get some media attention as to how much better things were made back in the day. Its been a urban legend for years, now we have some proof that they were! I hope to see this picked up by some other outlet. Good as always, surprised to find a cheap brand rating better than more expensive ones. So the best costs most if they can be found the 2nd best is the cheapest........and earth is an obloid not a sphere. Suggestion? A review on the newish 4 1/2" mini circular saws. A lot of choices out there. Prices range from $50 on up. Could be a cool review.
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