Comments by "Doug JB" (@dougjb7848) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. Coming soon to Project Farm: “which frame straightener is the best?”
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  2. “Front end loader, stop! The Ranger is not a toy!! Bad Front end loader!!”
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  3. Note to self: if PF invites you over, bring your own beverages and do not let them out of your sight.
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  4. Seriously, HOW do you get all this done? Are there 10 of you, or do you not require sleep?
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  5. Cut through the hype? I see what you did there.
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  6. Happy YouTube-ersary (a little late)! 3 years. ~1000 vids, but I can’t find a “blooper reel.” Either you’re a robot, or you’re holding out on us...
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  7. Manufacturer: “our product will X two times faster and last Y times longer.” PF: “We’re gonna test that.” Manufacturer: 😬 💩
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  8. I’m old enough to remember when “made in Japan” was regarded as a warning. GET OFF MY LAWN.
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  9. You could also measure how much force (PSI) required for a scissors to cut through corrugated cardboard for the length of their blades. That would be a great a way to test how much well each one delivers cutting force at their tips and gauge the fatigue a user would feel after opening large cartons.
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  10. Evian vs Poland Spring vs PurWater
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  11. They don’t “wear out” and as long as you don’t leave them outside 24/7, jack stands should last you for your life, so it’s definitely a good idea to get the best.
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  12. @mwnciboo “Once, last year, we smelled cooking bacon for days.” (Well, that might only be—) “And cooked bananas. I’m positive it was bananas.” (Yeah, we’ll send somebody over there.)
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  13. I know no one asked, but in ~2017 we bought a Miele C1 can&hose type vacuum. The price made my eyes water, but at the time we lived in a two story home that had deep pile carpet in all the rooms except for the kitchen and baths so we really needed a good vacuum. A couple years later we moved into a split-level house with deep pile carpet, and last December into a ranch with hard floors except a couple of area rugs. It has been an absolute champ throughout, including quite a lot of “off label” use in the basement and garage since January, cleaning up moving dirt and contractors and all manner of whatnot. The only things I do not love about it are its propensity to wind hair around the brush, and that removing and reinstalling the brush is tricky.
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  14. @9:30 “T-minus :01, we have main stage ignition...”
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  15. @TheSleepyWeasel If the ladies don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
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  16. @John Ulicky I don’t think any of them will jump start a dead battery. Except maybe the Fram.
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  17. I’m convinced that somewhere there is a Portrait of Dorian Todd. He seems never to age.
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  18. Perhaps a better test of “removing stuff” would be to apply 3 coats of exterior paint to 4-foot lengths of 2x4, let them dry for two weeks, and then run them under the washers at 14” distance.
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  19. @Clayton Andrews Unfortunately, the price of admission is one used-up Briggs&Stratton 450e, 500e, or 550e.
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  20. @Jonathon Barberio Jurassic Park Release date: Jun 11, 1993 (United States) Coming up on 27 years ago.
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  21. Hopefully not while using any of these tools …
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  22. “In the next test we’ll measure the film strength of cooked bananas.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  23. Could you do a long term test, putting each under load for 30 minutes and then recharging for an hour, X# of cycles, to see how their performance degrades with use?
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  24. @Master Redditor I’d love to see the blooper reels!
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  25. Then compare to a dish soap, Dawn or Palmolive.
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  26.  @jamesmott5181  The 3M 1900 seemed the best of the 1” filters. Not the absolute best at either filtration or allowing air flow, but very good at both and only the 2 and 4 inch filters were markedly better at both.
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  27. This is the only thing PF has ever said that I completely disagree with.
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  28. @4:35 Wouldn’t want to be in the RVs bathroom... “HEY!! Keep it on the road! I’m tryin’ to concentrate back here!”
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  29. Teddy Meredith But can JB Weld weld beer to a can?
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  30. The “Oh my God What is that Smell?”
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  31.  @johanponin1360  I think waaay more than 5 people agree. I watch PF’s videos because I like well-thought-out content.
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  32. Pie Jesu Domine, dona eis requiem. (WHOMP)
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  33. In late 80s and early 90s I worked in my dad’s shop as the gofer, tire guy and parts cleaner. After washing down the innards of a customer’s Fordillac engine, my skin would feel itchy and raw for half an hour regardless how much I washed. Good times /s
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  34. @joshua j Not good enough. You have to eat the banana used as motor oil.
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  35. 6:45 Looks like it’s... (Dr. Evil voice) Stihl the best? I’ll see myself out.
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  36. “To test these stud finders, I refinished my entire house without cutting holes for any outlets or light switches.”
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  37. Yes pipe wrenches would be a great test. -Max grip force -How many turns of the nut to widen the jaws by 1/2” Etc.
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  38. @Budget Panther Fan Maybe it’s made from a shark. Cuz when you’re a Jet you’re a jet all the waaaaay...
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  39. @Aishik Ashraf He could test left-handed smoke shifters and relative bearing grease and I’d watch.
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  40.  @anssileinonen3522  What about the balt sender?
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  41. Two weeks ago I bought another block of Amazon Basics AA batteries, the silver. I thought I was buying the exactly the same thing I bought one year ago. But the batteries are made in China, not Japan.
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  42. I suggested this!! Thank you for this; our system is due for a new filter in April 1 so now I’ll know what to buy.
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  43. Came here to make sure somebody says it.
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  44. @Alan H Just get yourself an old RV and start pulling them trees down.
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  45. Mop, mop, mop All day long Mop, mop, mop While I sing this song Gonna wax the floor Gonna make it shine Gonna take off the spray paint With turpentine
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  46. Todd is watching over you. His is the hand that guides your hammer to the nail. His is the voice that tells you to double-check that measurement.
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  47. “Innovative...innovative....” Nope, I looked in every dictionary I could find and none defined the word in a way that would apply to what happened to that engine.
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  48. “She’ll Rotella Gas Truck” doesn’t sound right.
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  49. I’ve never found one that didn’t either fall off on its own six months after installation, or rip a chunk of paint off when I tried to take them off. Unless you absolutely cannot, it’s way better to just put up a picture-hanger / tack, and fill and paint when you eventually remove it.
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  50. You obviously haven’t ever been to one of Cousin Eddy’s campfire cookouts.
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  51. In my life I’ve used maybe 5% of the products PF has tested, and I might use another 3% before I’m in the ground. Yet I’ve watched at least 90% of the episodes, some multiple times, and often when I’m stressed and need to distract my mind.
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  52.  @toomanyuserids  Time: I wait for no man. PF: We’re gonna test that.
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  53. What’s Lionel Richie’s preferred paint? BEHR Marquee. Cuz he’s always dancin on the ceiling.
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  54. Brian Pallock Thumbs up for the PVC cement as control. PF, could you run a quick test on 5-10 pairs of end caps bonded this way and post results as an addendum?
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  55. @Randy Ralls You’re a dirty oil...yes you are...the way you flow...yyeahhhh
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  56. Some / many people use these for outdoor stuff. But others use them indoors, where UV resistance isn’t critical, but “load - unload cycle durability” is. Perhaps an indoor test in-which each one is stretched 12” for 24 hours, then relaxed for 24, and repeat the cycle 7 times. It may be that a different brand performs better under repeated “load - unload” cycles /vs/ “maximum endurance against harsh conditions.”
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  57. Which one did best on the cold flow test?
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  58. @Tex Patriot I would like to have seen him test their resistance to rust and how much any rusting deteriorates the edge
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  59.  @brucea550  At the most basic level, how could any of these ever “last longer” than another? Has anybody ever had a utility knife blade that just spontaneously stopped existing? Just vanished?
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  60. I want a chainsaw … no, I want a MiG welder, I want a knife sharpener, I want a tire inflator, I want a windshield repair kit …
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  61. @HellhoundX Do to have to ask? 😀
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  62. It’s not coincidence … Todd can hear your thoughts.
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  63. Is “measured wind speed” a useful measure of the battery? Or the device?
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  64. No, seriously, there has to be 5 or 6 of you. “Which clone generator creates the most accurate copy of the original?”
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  65. Another excellent test. The way you organized the charts to show performance in each segment of the initial plain-wood test was very clear and easy to understand
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  66. 2:00 Eddie, you in there? Yeah, but the sh*tter’s full.
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  67. I thought I needed an oscillating tool. At first I thought DeWalt was the right choice. Then I changed my mind and thought Milwaukee is better. Then I thought maybe Ryobi is the way to go. Eventually I realized that what I need is a vacillating tool.
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  68. I had a Zircon, really liked it. Some years ago I managed to smash it during a project. I have another one from a different mfr so didn’t bother to get a new one. Since then I’ve felt that it’s not as accurate as the Zircon but didn’t think enough to warrant buying new one. Now tho...
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  69. 3:11 Heh...you said “extreme duty.”
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  70. Don’t try this at home because you could have some significant damage to your engine. But boy it would smell great right up until it went kaboom.
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  71. Is testing one of each a statistically meaningful sample? Yes, “I guess you got a bad one” isn’t a great defense, but if you tested 10 batteries from each brand and one brand’s battery was clearly best 9 times but last on the 10th, and that 10th battery was the one you used in the one-off test, your test’s conclusion of “best battery brand” would be suspect.
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  72. Long sleeves in the outdoor videos. Looks like summer weather has ended for you too PF. Thanks for this vid, very solid testing.
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  73. @jake Lewis I thought by “beef it up” you meant “load a couple cows in it.” 🤪
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  74. I recommend a few grams of C₃H₅N₃O₉ And asking somebody else to do it! 😂😂
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  75. @Alfredo Márquez Guaranteed to extract the bolt every time. Where it’s extracted to is a matter for other, more forensically-minded people.
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  76. @Purr Cat If they were $$$, and you intend to use them for years-and-years, be very mindful of sharpening them. Not even the highest-$$$$ knife will retain and edge and perform well if they’re sharpened improperly.
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  77. “Let’s double circle check that.”
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  78. @kingoftaurus Actually, he’d have to use you as a test subject for “is bacon grease better than Neosporin for preventing infection in paper cuts.”
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  79. @Greg Atlas Ohhhhh. This would be an awesome test: 3 different brands of diesel /vs/ 3 brands of cooking oil (cheap / mid / $$$) used to fry bacon and fries.
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  80. Pink Power: cuz women can’t use tools that aren’t “made for them.” 🙄
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  81. Texture: buttery How does it taste on toast eaten with the bacon you fried to produce the grease you put into the lawn mower?
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  82. Your car has suffered a freak incident and is low on oil. Which tire sealer works best as a motor oil? Let’s find out!
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  83. @ken ezzell What you did, right there? I see it.
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  84. What’s the best vacuum for spilled Cheerios and goldfish crackers? Golden retriever.
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  85. 0:50 G. Zus.
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  86. 0:55 can you parallel the GenMax with any other generator that has same power connectors? Or only with another GenMax?
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  87.  @harley092355  Not sure why that’s humorous?
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  88. In a test of Marketing Department BS cutters, Project Farm is by far the best. Only takes one pass to cut through even the deepest layer of adjectives and asterisks.
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  89. Could you please test band saw blades and trash bags? (Not on each other.)
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  90. 3:30 One should never put kitchen knives in the dishwasher. Hand wash, immediately dry and put away.
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  91. Man am confused! My calendar says it’s Sunday but PF says it’s Monday. Guess my calendar doesn’t pass the PF test!
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  92. Could you please test residential door locks? Also, “commercial grade” spray bottles: how far they spray on narrowest, how wide they spray at widest, PSI they generate, viscosity of liquid they’ll spray, durability of handle, spray mechanism and the joint between that and bottle (we go through several each year because the joint-fitting cracks) and how well they resist things like chlorine bleach.
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  93. 0:05 Todd, if you sold shirts with your image wearing the chef toque, you could make about bobzillion dollars.
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  94. Could you choose, say, the best six from this test and do a longer term durability test? If you repeat these a dozen times, allowing each bit to cool to ambient temp between cuts, and determine the %% increase in time to punch through, I think it would be a good measure of their durability.
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  95. What about subjecting them to prolonged high stress conditions and then testing performance? Run each one in a small engine at max load for 24 hours straight, see how they do on cold flow test.
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  96. Hey! Spoiler alert!!
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  97. Thank you for testing these! I was one of the people who suggested it. Can’t wait to see which one sucks the most.
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  98. We’ll test fuel efficiency, use a high speed camera to film the ignition wave, and FARMABAGO DRAG RACE!!! C’mon, this was all about the drag race.
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  99. My issue with standard (non-toggle) anchors is that all of them will eventually fail even under normal household conditions. As you use whatever is suspended from them, they wiggle and flex, which crumbles away the drywall they’re set it. It’s not too bad for things like bookshelves, where things go on and off maybe 1/day, but something like a coat hook, where you might hang and remove the load multiple/day, will accelerate the disintegration of the drywall around the anchor. Also, unless you’re real good or careful, anchors don’t sit exactly-completely flush with the surface. If the anchor is proud of the drywall, when you hang the load, it’s not tight against the wall and looks like crap. If the anchor gets recessed—at all—into the drywall, when you start tightening the screw, it’s actually trying to pull the anchor back out of the drywall.
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  100. This episode is sure to be full of cutting remarks.
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  101. This! Test max PSI, water use, motor temp after X and 3X minutes of continuous operation...
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  102. Could you please test umbrellas? •How much downward water does it take to break them •How much torque does a sideways wind put on the handle •How strong are the handles Etc.
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  103.  @metamorphicorder  I'm old enough to remember when B&D meant well-built, if basic, tools. But not old enough to have any of them. In ~2011 my father-in-law bought me a B&D circular saw, the one with the light that illuminates the area right under the blade and the laser that shines on the cutting path. I used it a lot at the house we were in at the time (which is why he bought it for me; he knew I needed it), but in the past ~5 years not so much. It's mostly sat under my workbench in its bag, maybe been moved a couple of times from "here" to "there." A couple years ago I got it out for a household job, and the polymer knob/handle for the blade depth setting was broken and the metal nut that actually tightens the clamp was exposed. Now, to change the blade depth, I need to get a wrench that fits that nut.
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  104. I CANNOT believe I didn’t suggest this topic. Let’s all agree that I did.
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  105. Yes, please test rechargeables.
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  106. @Boots Langley Look up “sarcasm” and “humor.” And perhaps “politeness.”
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  107. Could you test hand ratchets?
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  108. cam c: On a “chemical tangent” from the products tested, please post a video test of your five favorite summertime alcoholic drinks. 😀
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  109. I cut 2x4 into eight inch pieces, number both ends, then drill holes, then... Then go completely bonkers batcrap insane?
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  110. Gerard, are you volunteering to send PF some chunks of ultra hardwood?
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  111. @flick22601 Except, Johnny was singing about putting it together one piece at a time. Todd is taking it apart, one test at a time.
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  112. Yeah, when the test pieces broke at the joins, it was always evident that neither had they bonded with each other, nor with the “welding” medium. Instead the stuff had formed a brace around the join, like a splint around a fractured limb. I think if he had built a machine to pull the test pieces directly apart, the repairs without staples would have pulled apart with just a handful of pounds-force.
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  113. I feel like, if you use a chainsaw once in a while, it’s more convenient to be able to just fuel up and go /vs/ having to make sure the battery is charged. If you use a chainsaw a lot, do you want to have to keep stopping to swap batteries (or even stop your work while they recharge) /vs/ refueling?
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  114. Does anyone know how low the Amazon Basics thermostat dial goes? We need to add some heat to a very small room on the corner of our house - just enough to keep it above freezing. Most of the time the room is empty so noise is not a concern but safety and size are. If the AB’s lowest setting approximates 50F, I think it’s the winner for us.
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  115. One of the AznBasic heaters just arrived here, and I deployed it for first time, with the thermostat set at minimum. As the evening goes on I’ll check the room to see if it feels warm enough to be safe overnight. (The room is our laundry / mud room, off the kitchen. It has its own exterior door that is well insulated but also a window that isn’t great and allows a lot of heat out. The room is heated but it’s behind an interior door, so it only gets heat when the main home thermostat kicks on, and gets much colder than the main house overnight.)
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  116. 0:40 Most types of wood including soft metals like aluminum?
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  117. The griddle..it’s alive....IT’S ALIVE!!!
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  118. :30 in I call total shenanigans. Get the broom.
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  119. Compare them to rubbing a little ‘tussin on it.
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  120. Could you crate a test that shows, starting with a full battery, how much grease they’ll pump against eg 4000 psi before the battery is discharged?
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  121. The Milfaux-kee and FauWalt.
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  122. Vast majority of his audience use gas mowers.
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  123. The Ridgid and Milly perform so well I might replace my 5gal ShopVac. When I need it, I need it, but it often takes me longer to lug the thing out of the utility room and then back than it does to vacuum up whatever it is our house vac can’t handle
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  124. 0:30 Always wear proper protective clothing.
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  125. When I replaced the filter on our system right after we moved into our current house, it was basically a blanket. The system itself was almost 30 years old and a duct tee in the living room ceiling had come apart some time ago so it’s no surprise the prior owners had no clue or didn’t care about the filter.
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  126. Where did you get a zillion acres of heavy brush to clear?
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  127. @Ryan Barrimore I don’t think he has a choice about the flame spurts. It’s an old 454.
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  128. @Jam'N'Chips Either that or bat-crap crazy.
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  129.  @ProjectFarm  Especially as to how clean the power they provide is. Just because a UPS sends 120V does mean your sensitive electronics will be happy using it.
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  130.  @ProjectFarm  You forgot the “eh.’
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  131. 12:36 the display reads 1717 but you said 1117, and at 12:45 you said the tester rejected the Amazon Silver and then said “the Amazon black is not functioning correctly.” A little confusing.
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  132. Which 2stroke oil yields the best chicken wings?
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  133. Could you please test space heaters? Perhaps not in the middle of spring, maybe January 2022? Test power consumption, how quickly they warm up a thermometer 20’ away 15F, safety features (overload protection) etc.
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  134. In case you just somehow happen to be in the middle of nowhere and... Ohhhhh...I got it. I see what you did there.
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  135. I hope whichever saw you like, likes you back. Otherwise that saw is not reciprocating.
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  136. 13:28 I think “a paper towel as head gasket” is somehow related to the engine failure.
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  137. 15:24 So if you’re gonna repair your windshield 200 times, the Clearshield is almost the cheapest per.
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  138. I’d forgotten about the music you used to include in your videos. It is excellent and I miss it.
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  139. Does anybody know the shelf life of these especially JB? If I use a little and put the rest somewhere with a temp range 35-75F, how long will it stay usable? Thanks,
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  140. The steel plates are secured to this 2x6, which is secured to the back bumper of my pickup truck, which is secured to the front of my farm utility vehicle, which is secured to the roof of Farmabago, which I’m using to scare the Jeebus out of my neighbors. 🧐 Sorry, I forgot what the subject of this week’s video was.
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  141. Would using an adapter introduce any loss in power to the device?
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  142. Can you please test drill bits? Run a 1/4” bit through 1” plank using calibrated pressure (20 lbs?) and measure time it takes to go completely through as a baseline of cutting ability. Then through 3/16” mild steel plate 10 times. Then through the 1” plank again. An increase in time to pierce indicates loss of cutting edge.
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  143. If you’re living in Winnipeg and need a heated jacket, you’re Canucking wrong.
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  144. 1) As you’re preparing to start the cold flow test, do you play “First Call?” 2) How many times have you dumped a full “race bracket” all over the floor? 3) Tying into #2, could you please test various brands (or forms) of spill-soak material? Rate them on how well they do at motor oil, diesel, volatiles, etc. Thanks!
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  145. That testing jig is AWESOME
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  146. Can you please note here the charger/discharger you use? Can it charge all sizes, or just AA?
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  147. Could you please test extension cords? Flexibility at low ambient temps, efficiency (increase in resistance) at high temps, etc.
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  148. If think that, if a hose coupler end fails and you replace it, it is more likely to fail again because the kits cannot duplicate the factory attachment strength between hose and coupler. Also, if a rubber or PVC hose ruptures, you can fix it at the cost of $10-20 and a few inches of hose length. But if a stainless steel or collapsible hose ruptures, the entire thing is garbage.
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  149. Does sound frequency affect how we perceive volume? If two sounds are X dB, but one’s frequency is “bass guitar” and the other is “dentist drill,” would a random human find one or the other more intrusive / annoying?
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  150. 3:15 YouTube says this is the Coke Can Cocaine Cork And
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  151. It’s more economical...you can go farther before you need to add more. 😂😅😅😂😂
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  152. How about a test of manual-pump backpack tank sprayers?
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  153. Hey, if you ever need any 8-foot long strips of drywall, I know a guy.
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  154. Test oven cleaners?
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  155. Lower the volume?
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  156. After watching this, I really feel like the sharpest bulb in the class.
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  157. 4:10 It looks they sent you a pre-owned one!
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  158. 7:58 I laughed so hard seltzer came out of my nose.
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  159. Battery-electric mowers?
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  160. Do remember please that the ability of any device that does not actually change the temperature of air to cool a person is based on evaporation of the person’s perspiration. To get any benefit from any of these devices, one must stay well hydrated. Drink your water.
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  161. Could you please test battery powered backpack paint sprayers eg “with the Wagner Power Painter you can paint your whole house in 35 seconds.”
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  162. Meanwhile his wife is yelling “how long does it take to make one pitcher of daiquiri??”
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  163. I like my Craftsman but I wish it had the hose-holder brackets (I have to store the hose on wall brackets) and better stowage for the power cord (half the time I move the vacuum around the cord slides off the holder and unspools on the floor).
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  164. Could you please test portable solar panels? There are a LOT on the market, from “occasional weekend camping trip” to “run your cabin 24/7.” Surely some are better than others.
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  165. At 3:57 is that smoke drifting near the 2000 on the dial??
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  166. Dyson? You mean Miles Dyson? The man most responsible for the development of Skynet? I have detailed files.
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  167. Can you please test deadbolt door locks, Schlage, Kwikset etc.?
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  168. I don’t do shop stuff very often or for extended periods, so mass isn’t a big issue. I don’t rock out while I’m in the shop. If my glasses fog up I’ll take a break to clear them. I long ago gave up on looking fashionable, ever. So whichever protect the best are the ones for me.
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  169. Can you test their corrosion resistance? In my experience hand tools like these rarely suffer catastrophic failure. Far more often corrosion affects the joint and they become so stiff it requires force to open the jaws and the tool is rendered useless even if the cutting edges are fine.
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  170.  @SneakySolidSnake  I dispute that you have survived. You’re a ghost, aren’t you! ADMIT IT!!
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  171. I’d rather find out which is the best start jumper.
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  172. 1:55 “Honey what are you doing?” “Watching Project Farm massage his tires.” 🤨
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  173. +5 for repping the merch!
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  174. Do results change if you first use the oil to make fries?
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  175. Project Farm Yeah, but your yard will smell GREAT!
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  176. Could you test tin / metal shears? How much force required to cut the maximum thickness material they’re rated to cut, how much does it increase after cutting say 50 feet of material, how smooth an edge do they leave etc.
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  177.  @Guero_33  Alas 2/3 of my family have significant allergies. How does one know the highest amount of air restriction their HVAC can handle?
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  178. @Keith James (Employee looks around nervously)
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  179. Maybe they ate the bananas while they pushed the 2CV, then lied their asses off when they reached their destination.
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  180. $225 is a lot to spend on a pair of boots but it’s waaaay less than a trip to the ER, multiple surgeries, lost wages, and a lifetime of knock-on complications from an altered gait. And if you’re independently employed, it’s likely you write them off your taxes as a necessary business expense.
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  181. When they shut off after ten minutes without inflating the tire fully, if you let them cool, will they finish the job?
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  182. Can you please test paper shredders? -Max # pages at once (they claim 8 sheets at once but ours struggles and jams often) -How many “max load” can they run before overheat -Max thickness of single sheet paper / Manila / card -# consecutive single sheets before overheat - total time to shred 100 pages
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  183. 1:10 I hope you didn’t learn about this the hard way.
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  184. Would you consider testing WiFi extender systems? Ease of setup and management, raw signal range over open air, amount of speed lost over distance, ability to carry through typical home construction, and amount of speed loss caused by those obstructions.
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  185. I only like blades that are high densrty.
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  186. Anybody else pause the video before the start of each test cycle to jot down their guess? Also: could you subject each set of batteries to, say, 50 discharge / recharge cycles and then test their raw performance again?
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  187. @PhilGoodInc I was too. “Cows? I’ve never seen a cow in any of his videos.”
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  188. Hello Todd, can you please test shovels, both regular pointed-tip digging shovels and “spear type” post hole shovels? Possible datapoints: How much force the metal shovel can stand before bending (clamp the bottom third of the shovel and apply force at the upper edge) How much force the handles can survive (clamp the shovel and pull on the far end of the handle with a tractor) Balance (are some shovels especially heavier at the business end, which would increase the work needed to complete each “shovel cycle”) Grip / handle comfort How far each one will dig into a lawn with a forgiven downward force.
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  189. I thought you were going to test them for flammability? I was promised fire. 😕
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  190. How about a test of ziploc type bags and or plastic cling wrap? For the bags, put slices of peeled apple (one apple sliced enough so each bag gets one or two slices) and store at fridge or room temperature and see which browns fastest. For the cling wraps, put same mass of eg JellO into glass bowls, cover with wrap, and see which can withstand the most shaking without unclinging.
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  191. 7:14 I hope you and Billy Ray were wearing your Carhartt Carbondales!
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  192. 10:25 An adapter to adapt so the adapter will work with the adapter that works with the …
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  193. 2:12 We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We can make him better than he was. Better, stronger, faster. WE’RE GONNA TEST THAT.
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  194. @Ryan Farthing I think Todd should dress as RG for Halloween this year.
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  195. A) do you have any data on vibration at handle and, for the two-hand saws, fore/aft balance (hang the saw from the handle and measure % of tool weight felt at the tip of the bar)? I think both of these are great indicators of user fatigue. B) how long will they work before the battery can’t keep them moving? Cutting through the 4” hardwood in 4 seconds is great unless you can only do it three times before the battery gives up. C) Unless a user absolutely cannot countenance a gas-powered saw, even the best of the larger battery saws seems kind of pointless.
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  196. @GreatNorthernDad 🔥 💥 💀
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  197. Is ~120 the sharpest a non-surgical blade can be?
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  198. I may not be the only person who suggested this one, but I was probably among the top three most annoying about it!
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  199. Worst ever? This is gonna be fun.
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  200. Could you please test toaster ovens? -interior volume -toast 8 slices bread on the “medium” setting and see how they look -how quickly they reach a set temp -how well they hold a set temp (take a reading every 10 seconds for two minutes and average them) -how much power they draw -run them at max temp for 30 minutes to see if they suffer damage
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  201. Thank you Joe!
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  202. For some time now, when something around the house that uses AA batteries runs down, I put the old batteries into a bag in my desk, and use them to run wireless mice and other devices I consider to be low-draw. Does this make sense? Is there a better household device to be the “last stop” for a battery before it goes into the recycle bin?
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  203. @:55 If this company sent you this for free thinking it would sway you, they obviously have not watched your videos!
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  204. 11:55 Sure, Todd, it’s “the teenagers” leaving all those airsoft pellets around Project Farm.
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  205. GT20Modding Ah, I see!
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  206. Heimerdinger wins on name alone. They shoulda called this specific model the Fake-ita.
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  207. Hello Project Farm, how about a test of drain cleaners? I’m not sure how to create statistically identical clogs, except maybe by constructing matching P-traps and packing them with set amount of Crisco?
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  208. How about a test of charcoal? Start with the same mass of each brand, see how quickly they reach a given temperature and how long until they drop back below. And have a few steaks and beers while you’re at it.
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  209. We need a video of Cousin Eddie rocking that toque!
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  210. 11:35 That’s not really just your opinion, man. That’s fact.
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  211. For sale: Bauer impact driver, used only three times. Contact Todd@PF
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  212.  @ProjectFarm  Not just 1000. You drove 1000 screws each for several brands. PF, for tests like this you should create a quick-release trigger holder, something you can easily zip into a drill or driver to hold the trigger down. Either that or adapt one device’s trigger to a foot-pedal, so you’re just holding the tool and can use less grip pressure.
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  213. Hi Todd, Can you buy a 25’ length of the best (or best two) collapsible, rubber, and PVC / nylon hoses, leave them outside for a year, and retest?
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  214. row0111 Can the general public even buy a Tesla cell?
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  215. Yeah, a few degrees too high and you do tremendous damage to the base material. A few degrees too low and you may as well be using Elmers Glue.
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  216. Next time get yourself a buncha rolls of register tape, that way instead of having to go back forth back forth on sheets of paper you can cut straight up along a roll for a while.
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  217. The best drain opener? A wrench, a plunger, a snake, and a pair of hands connected to a brain.
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  218. Drive it to the top of a cliff and test its terminal velocity.
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  219. 7:35 54-25=29, not 31.
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  220. 1:10 Can confirm - I had some Farberware knives (briefly) and they were garbage.
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  221. @crazykirsch I assembled my Lansky set once, trued the stones and rods once, and stored them in a cardboard tube in a drawer between uses.
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  222. I’m flabbergasted by the inconsistent performance of some brands, especially in the PVC test (except for Stanley, which was consistently amazing, and Elmer’s, which was consistently not). Given that the bonded surfaces in the PVC test were very, very similar from sample to sample, and the glue applied came from the same stick of each brand, what causes this inconsistency?
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  223. Question for the keen minds (heh) in PF-land: how can one tell if a mid-quality chef’s knife that has been used and resharpened routinely has reached a point of no return, and should be replaced? Is there an easy no-tools test like “sharpen as normal, slice ten tomatoes, and see if the tenth is noticeably harder?”
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  224. 0:54 Did you test the breads first to determine which makes the best toast? Wait … you cannot test bread to determine which make best toast, until you find the best toaster … But testing toasters requires determining which bread makes the best toast … (head asplode)
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  225. @Project Farm I just looked around on Amazon and couldn’t see where / how to determine the country of manufacture for any particular variation of the Basics. Within the Q&A section there were lots of conflicting answers about where one or another was made. Alas it may be impossible to know ahead of time where any one set of batteries you’re considering buying was made
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  226. I’m a little curious here — if you’re measuring temperature externally via eg IR camera, wouldn’t seeing high temperature mean the gloves are allowing more of the heat they generate to escape? I think the test should have included a comparison of internal temperature measured between the two aluminum cubes, and the external temperature at the palm, forefinger, and back of hand. That would show which gloves did best job of generating and retaining heat. A glove that registers 140 internally and 115 external is less efficient than one that registers 130 internally and 115 externally.
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  227. Do remember please that the ability of any device that does not actually change the temperature of air to cool a person is based on evaporation of the person’s perspiration. To get any benefit from any of these devices, one must stay well hydrated. Drink your water.
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  228. Boots-and-pants-and-boots-and-pants-and-boots...
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  229. Project Farm Thank you Sincerely, Elemer G. Stickum
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  230. Test racing graphics / decal sets, see which one adds the most HP.
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  231. @tony monastiere What you did there? I see it.
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  232. @emilios man What you did there? I see it.
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  233. This weekend I realized the bottom-outsole of one of my RedWings has split and is tearing off. I was a bit upset at the thought of the cost to replace them until I remembered I bought them in the early ‘10s, maybe late ‘00s, and have worn them for every outdoor project, off path hike, and snow day since. Amortized that way, they cost me about $20 per year.
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  234. Or hand-held mixers, because I think many more kitchens have those than stand mixers. Test RPM, torque, noise, weight. vibration at handle, and how large a space they mix when you hold it rock-still. See how each one does at mixing the dough for a batch of cookies for 60 seconds. And then bake a shedload of cookies.
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  235. When you have a chart like the one at 9:00 that shows “X per Y,” could you please include a separate bar / line that shows the “X per Y” the manufacturer claims the tool can deliver?
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  236. Serious idea. Take four or five brands of cooking oil, use them to make French fries or fried chicken, and then convert them to bio-fuel. Which brand performs best?
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  237. If you wash them several times in cold water with a fabric softener, does that make them flex faster?
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  238. Be honest: when you got the engine running with the Monster drip, you shouted “it’s alive...IT’S ALIVE!!”
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  239. @Leafy Vines 454 + time
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  240. Is it April 1 again?
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  241. Does anyone have real world experience / opinion on the Skil oscillating saw?
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  242. Yes, but can it be used left or right handed?
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  243.  @eugenetswong  Perhaps reversible non-adjustable /vs/ adjustable non-reversible?
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  244.  @charlesfranks1902  Free range!
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  245.  @ChuckWood  Is there one you can turn with both hands? Or your feet?
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  246. Note: do not use these any of these products as toothpaste or to treat a cough.
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  247. Good Mythical Morning once coated a pumpkin with FlexSeal, and dropped it off a roof. The FlexSeal maintained its integrity, resulting in a sphere of pumpkins mush.
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  248. @Philo Judaeus of Alexandria Wondering same thing
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  249. Bloopers! Bloopers! Bloopers! We demand BLOOPERS!
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  250. @henry R. Crank that Percy Faith!
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  251. Could you test media blasters?
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  252. 1:00 Oooohh...that is “Iron Man alternate universe colors” sessy.
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  253. Can any chemists or materials engineers explain the wide variation in results for so many of the tests?
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  254. @Jeffrey Beagle jr 9:10...’nuff said
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  255. How about test of cordless jigsaws? -Total weight -Balance -Cutting speed through 1” oak, 1/8” steel -smoothness of cuts in plywood flooring (I think this is a very common use for these tools?) -ability to cut straight line -accuracy of bevel adjusting baseplate -how far / long will they cut through common 2x4 (if they even will) before either motor overload protection shuts it down, the motor burns out, or the battery goes flat?
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  256. 16:00 More like an “F-Clamp.” Amiright? I’ll see myself out.
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  257. Imagine how fast The King would have been if he were on the circuit today?
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  258. IMMEDIATE LIKE
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  259. Methinks the physical qualities that make a paper towel strong are the opposite of the qualities that make it absorbent
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  260. I know it’s just a mannequin, but those tests made my stomach churn.
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  261. At the end of the testing you could’ve held the Stanley backward, holding the blades and cutting with the handles, and not known the difference!
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  262. Watching with my 6.5 year old daughter; at 6:45 she shouted “TURBO PREMIUM!” Could you please produce an episode about power strip / surge protectors and / or “power line filter / cleaners?”
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  263. Until the cost of repairing a car that is fully paid off is greater than two years’ worth of payments for a replacement vehicle, repairing a car is always the best financial option.
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  264. Just get out the gas wrench. A little oxy-ace loosen that riiiiight up.
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  265. @project farm A) Top 10 is great, but I’d gladly watch Top 50. B) I actually do need some tool stuff (impact bits, socket adapter) and am using this video to make my list. C) I can haz bloopers?
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  266. Can you test hydraulic floor jacks? # of cranks to raise 12” Change in force between first crank and the crank that reaches 12” Max force applied Leakage over time Unit mass
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  267. It’s almost April 1. Just sayin’…
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  268. I bought a set of Amazon basic silvers and a charger (not what you use; I got one a little more basic) So far I’ve put the batteries in one device (toothbrush... exciting, yeah). It’s been over a month and it still runs at full power. Over time all our remote controls, cordless mice, kid’s toys etc etc will use only rechargeables!
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  269. I guess no.
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  270. Gary Cooper also, be wary of BLTs prepared in his shop.
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  271. @HCAC BUILD If they don’t know who he is or why he does by now, they’re not really paying attention.
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  272. Wait. You didn’t tell us which brand. Dole? Chiquita? Del Monte?
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  273. Dude, you don’t need an excuse to fry up some bacon.
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  274. 18:20 From happy to OH MY GOD CALL 911!!!
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  275. More like F*x-a-flat!
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  276. So, are these the cells in a DeWalt 12V battery pack? My drill is still fine but the batteries are definitely aging, and I’d rather buy cells and transplant into the battery casings. This assumes the world hasn’t exploded and I and my wife both still have a job in 3 months.
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  277. I hope you were wearing your Carhartt Carbondales during these tests!!
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  278. @Payne for life Coolcid Que? Mister Fawlty, is difficult.
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  279. So: If you need absolute maximum holding power, cost be damned, get 8x. For maximum cost effective holding in dry conditions, get 3x. For maximum cost effective holding in wet conditions, get the Marine 5200. If you want to waste your money... (Looks at the two click-gun tubes and one squeeze tube of 3M adhesive in the shop supply drawer) Ah dammit.
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  280. FlexSeal: You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. There’s FlexSeal-kabobs, FlexSeal creole, FlexSeal gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple FlexSeal, lemon FlexSeal, coconut FlexSeal, pepper FlexSeal, FlexSeal soup, FlexSeal stew, FlexSeal salad, FlexSeal and potatoes, FlexSeal burger, FlexSeal sandwich.
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  281. morne van der berg “I said ^paint^ strippers!! DEMONETIZED
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  282. Can you please test a few brands of luggage? Especially hard-side type. Test for -Scuff resistance -Puncture resistance -Damage from a 10’ drop, fully loaded, on a flat side, on a narrow edge, and on a corner. -Handle strength (the maximum direct pull force required to separate the handle from the body, and does doing that destroy the body or just remove the handle) -Wheel ease of rolling when fully loaded -Lock strength Etc.
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  283. Because he's the Woodshop Teacher Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll watch him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our Hero. He's a silent guardian. A watchful protector. A Project Farm.
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  284. @pog mo thoin What you did there? I see it. 🥁 🥁
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  285. @Francesco D'Alonzo We agree to adhere to your request.
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  286. I’m sure the answer is “yes.”
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  287. “Penetro.” Sounds like the villain in the kind of comic book you don’t want your grandparents or boss to know you read.
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  288. Next comparison test: Quaker Steak and Lube /vs/ Buffalo Wild Wings.
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  289. Man, your shop must smell GRRRREAT after an evap test. Time for another bacon-centric test!
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  290. You don’t need a $262 gadget. I’m right here. (and flabbergasted that I may be the first to make this joke)
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  291. That truck is cleaner than it has been since it was on the dealer lot. Maybe even the day it rolled off the line.
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  292. No?
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  293. Would a zip tie perform differently depending on how/which way they “zip junction” was oriented? In the breaker mechanism you created, the “zip junction” was always along long side of the loop. If it were along the top or bottom, against the bolt of the clamps, would it become a point of weakness?
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  294. This would be awesome but we don’t know if PF reliably gets enough snow to test.
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  295. @connie francis Once.
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  296. @Papi Uuhmelmehahay The clearances of the engine’s moving parts were measured on whole millimeters.
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  297. How effective / sensitive are their CO detector and shutoff mechanism? Perhaps run each inside the Farmabago, with a couple of known-reliable CO detectors, and see whether the gennies will warn or shut down before CO concentration reaches harmful level.
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  298. How about testing dedicated spray on tire shine products? A whole week of swapping tires around on your vehicles!
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  299. @sss I think the scale measures in multiples of 5.
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  300. Ah yeah.
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  301. When you report parameters like RPM, along with showing the raw ##, could you also show the “% of mfr claim?” This would help us see quickly which of them overperforms their claimed ability.
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  302. 5:00 hmmm...I don’t recall seeing this mower engine in any subsequent PF test. 10:20 ah. That explains why.
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  303. Can you test charcoal brands? Eg lighting: how long does it take for a set temperature flame need to set a briquette alight? How hot does a single one get? For how long does it produce enough heat to cook (eg 250F)? How well do they resist moisture (put in a box at high, steady humidity for 24 hours, then repeat all prior tests) Bonus: excuse to cook a whole BUNCHA bacon!!
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  304. Could you test how well they seal by closing off the “exhaust end,” attaching an air compressor set to produce a certain CFM/psi into the intake, and measuring how hard the compressor has to work to maintain that?
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  305.  @jonanderson5137  Oh. Then, close off the exhaust, and connected the intake to something that tries to generate a pre-determined vacuum.
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  306. Could you please test water filter pitchers? How much they reduce contaminants, how quickly they filter 1 gallon of water, etc?
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  307. 3:45 “Wilde will last a lifetime. We’re gonna test that.” Foreshadowing? 10:25 Foreshadowing confirmed.
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  308. During the evap test, instead of checking mass of the carafe and then adding 200g of oil, why not put the carafe on the scale, zero it, and then add 200g? That way when you measured after the hearing you’d always be subtracting from an even 200g, making the math a little faster.
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  309. Watched with my 4yo, who then excitedly recounted it to her mother. Mother said “wow that sounds awesome.” “No, mom, we saw smoke coming out of the engine and there were sparks and it almost EXPLODED!!”
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  310. Oh! The humannequiny!
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  311. PF: apologies if you already have done (I couldn’t find in search), but could you create a plain-speak video on the electrical terms, their relation to one another, and how higher / lower “whatever” affects performance? I know I could go read something, but learning comprehension is way higher with material presented via AV.
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  312. Controlled-environment testing is great and all, but I think real-world evidence is important. For that, you'll need to build a deck. I volunteer my house for the project. Thank you,
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  313. I had a Lansky sharpener for years and years. It produced good sharp edges every time, and I always felt confident I was grinding consistent angles on every knife. I always clamped it in a vice to improve stability and reduce chance it would slip and let the blade edge chop the hand holding it. Sadly it disappeared 3 or 4 moves ago. Someday, when the world returns to something like it was 6 months ago, I’ll get myself a new one.
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  314. @R Sanchez Something something yeehaw something.
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  315. Can you test kitchen/bathroom caulk?
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  316. Some of these may as well say “rated for 923,433,465 mAh.”
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  317. Do auto manufacturers actually make the oil? Or do they specify parameters that a lubricant company uses to produce “OEM oil?” Or do they determine the parameters and purchase oil that is closest to their target, and slap their brand logo on it?
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  318. Anybody else find the overhead views of cutting and raking extremely relaxing?
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  319. I wear my sunglasses at night... But I wear safety glasses in the shop...
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  320. A month-ish ago we replaced our 10-year old non stick pans with GreenPan ones. So far we’re very pleased with them for omelettes, sautéing vegetables for meals, etc.
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  321. 7:25 This .. this doesn’t … it’s not … I don’t … What?
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  322. Elwood Blues wants to know what time dinner will be served.
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  323. 14:25 HE'S BACK!! YAAYYY!!
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  324. 11:10 I would be cutting my thumbs off.
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  325. How about, after the second freeze & flow, re-run the bearing wear test to see how much worse each one performs after this kind of abuse?
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  326. PF, If I ever win the lottery I’ll hire you to outfit my shop.
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  327. Are any of them a better dessert topping than Shimmer floor wax?
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  328. Todd, could you consider a sequel / spinoff (director’s extended cut with Easter eggs and commentary) of this, to test the attachments? We rarely use our vac with a plain hose end, and a bad “X surface” attachment can really lower overall satisfaction with the vacuum.
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  329. In December 2023 we moved into a house, and shortly after that we needed work done that required outside water supply but I did not have a hose. So I drove to the (store name redacted) and bought (a hose). It did what we needed, but I quickly learned to hate it. It is unbelievably heavy yet kinks if you look at it wrong, and pulling it across grass feels like dragging a dead horse up a roof. Shortly after that I watched this episode, and the next time I was at (other store name redacted) I just happened to see a bright yellow 100’ Gilmour brand hose, so I bought it. And holy crap is it better. It does kink once in a while, but only if I am doing completely bone headed things like doubling back on myself multiple times. The Gilmour is connected to the faucet at the front of the house, and the crap hose is at the back. I keep meaning to replace the crap hose with a Gilmour but also keep forgetting.
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  330. 10:56 Mrs. Project Farm, 2021: “Todd, when are you going to clean that wall of the garage? It’s covered in mildew!” ”Another couple of years. I need a lot more for this test.” “ … fine.”
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  331. @Northwestern Pa Whitetails I think he used pine because it’s very common in structures that are likely to be construction-adhered.
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  332. Where do you get all the bearings? Bearing Mart?
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  333. @Scott Larson I think PF chose these because the majority of people who actually try to sharpen their own knives will be looking for devices like these, rather than something that cost 2-3X more and which requires considerable practice to use effectively. So, testing what he tested gives him the greatest appeal to the most viewers. The viewers who sharpen knives routinely because their work in field, shop, or kitchen depends on a keen edge, already know which device is best. Unfortunately, as the microscope close up showed, these devices not only don’t restore a factory edge, some don’t even get close, and I think some removed so much metal that the material they’re now sharpening is incapable of holding an edge. They may improve a knife that registered in high-100s to low-100s, but after even a few days of kitchen use they’ll be back up to the point where they’re not just frustrating to use, but dangerous. And while the knives tested aren’t of the highest quality (my opinion is that if it comes in a bubble-pack hung on a steel hook, it’s probably not worth the work trying to resharpen), measuring the trend from initial sharpness, to extremely misused, and then after sharpening with a given device, still indicates what effect the device had.
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  334. Is there a way you can expose them all to UV 24/7 for a couple months, simulating a couple years of use, and how they resist becoming brittle or getting weak spots?
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  335. Idea: Take the quarter finalists, after they’ve been frozen, cooked and then refrozen. Put proper amount of each into a small engine. Run the engines for half an hour, then pull the drain plug and measure time to seizure. This would simulate how well each performs in event if a catastrophic lubrication failure.
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  336. -15F is pretty severe cold. My region in northeast US might see 0F overnight a few times/ year. Would any of these have performed better at a less Chicago-like temperature?
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  337. Unless they’re literally counting every single substance you could spill as a separate “use,” I think the SuperTuff brand marketing is all lies.
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  338. “Customer states spouse refuses to say what they actually want, routinely asks if they can invite their parents over five minutes before the doorbell rings, and frequently forgets how to to change the TV input to DVD.” codes: “excess currency consumption” “excess reality television intake” “improper comparison to the neighbors”
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  339. Leonard M.T I don’t think I’ve even SEEN a quad-A battery in the wild
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  340. @David English “Honey, I’m going fishing. But don’t worry, it’s for work so I won’t have any fun.”
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  341. Which brand of bacon produced grease that performs best in the lubricity tester?
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  342. 14:30 water balloon? How about water blimp!
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  343. If you think you are applying 400 ft-lbs to a ratchet and still need more … it is time for a breaker bar.
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  344. Where the heck are you getting all these sheets armor plating? 🤔🧐🤨 On second thought, I don’t wanna know.
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  345. Also the consideration that a duller edge requires greater force, so you’re more likely to deviate from your intended cut line or even injure yourself.
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  346. PF: have you considered starting your own mail-in / mail-back knife sharpening service? While I can and do sharpen our knives with a Lansky kit, I doubt I’m getting them as sharp as they could be. And the last time I sent them out to be sharpened, only a few of them seemed a lot sharper than before, and one blade of the shears had been warped slightly. I’m confident you’d produce excellent results every time.
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  347. So you manage 56 acres and 13 head. And produce content every Monday, requiring you to drive and remove 1000 deck screws, or paint and test 10 identical metal squares, or drill 50 holes through various grades of steel. Seriously, either there are at least three of you, or you’ve developed some kinda quantum shift technology!! Serious questions: 1 what did you do prior to PF? 2 what drove you to decided to start PF? 3 do you sell your beef online?
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  348. 16:03 Or, the wrong circumstances.
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  349. C’mon, nobody else noticed who calibrated the Lexivon wrench?
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  350. Do you say “Meh-gwyers” or “Meh-geeyars”?
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  351. @Wendell Stutzman You may be experiencing price spikes caused by all the chaos in the world.
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  352. We need a “day in the life of Cousin Eddie” video.
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  353. In the weighted cut test, eg around 13:00, the six 4x4s were really shaking around and vibrating. Would this impede the saws and slow their process? I feel the cutting ends of the 4xs should have been much closer to the cinder block support to reduce that.
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  354. Tungsten carbide drills? What the bloody ‘ell is tungsten carbide drills?
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  355. Alas, I know some people who would watch this and say “Todd is on it, he’s a petro-puppet.”
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  356. Last February I bought a block of AZN silver batteries and an OPUS charger (but different model) to start switching my household over to rechargeable batteries. We use the batteries to power devices like toothbrushes, kid’s toys, and automated air fresheners. I’ve felt good enough about the batteries that I just ordered another 8 each AA and AAA. If we somehow need more batteries I might try either the IKEA or Duracell. Fat fingers + 🍺 = multiple edits.
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  357. Could you please test water filters? Pitcher style /vs: faucet attachment /vs/ in-line.
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  358. Next time, cut the lighter fluid with bacon grease, 10:1. Then, instead of smelling like charcoal lighter fluid, the exhaust will smell like breakfast!!
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  359. Could you please test cordless jigsaws and blades?
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  360. That engine will have a hangover so bad, its own sound will give it an headache.
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  361. Could you test power inverters that convert automobile 12V DC to 120V AC?
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  362. How about house paint sprayers - like the Wagner Power Painter (paint a whole room in an hour!)
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  363. Now that we have a yard we need to trim and prune, so I searched for your review and now I know which one of these to buy!
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  364. 7:05 Missed opportunity for a “Happy to snappy.”
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  365. 13:50 I didn’t know Cousin Eddie is a redhead!
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  366. I use my ditch witch to cut firewood.
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  367. 5:05 No. Eff that.
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  368. “More coffee Mr. Jones?” “Yes, please, 5W-20 if you have any more.”
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  369. I sense Cousin Eddie will make an appearance …
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  370. Which one makes the best cylinder head?
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  371. Todd, why does my new brand new bright red lawn mower look and sound like a landscaping company took turns dropping it off the back of their truck? Well, see, honey, what had happened was …
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  372. Can you test room-type (plug in) humidifiers and dehumidifiers?
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  373. 11:14 “HEY!! I’M IN THE BATHROOM!”
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  374. If you want to spend two hours cooking and eating 10 points of bacon, just do it! (Perhaps locate a reputable cardiologist beforehand)
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  375. Makita vs Fakita Bosch vs Busch Stanley vs Livingston (I presume) Ryobi vs Shinobi Porter Cable vs Cole Porter Black & Decker vs Block & Docker DeWalt vs DeWilt Echo vs Echo vs Echo vs Echo vs Echo Kobalt vs Crypton
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  376. Why is not-all of a blade’s length sharp?
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  377. So you’re saying you … ratcheted up the tension on these tools? I’ll see myself out
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  378. 9:00 Just because you can turn your drill into a circular saw …
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