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This is great. Going to modify my bases tomorrow!

Thankyou for the info!

I bought two, late 1940s, early 1950s table lamps. I believe that I got a great deal, because they are gorgeous. However, there was no way that I was going to plug them in when I got them home. Jay, your video gave me the knowledge that I needed to be able to rewire my beautiful lamps. Your thorough instructions, and photographs made it much easier than I thought it would be. I was so impressed with myself 😉

Thank you for "hearing" bout shuting off the water b4 working on it

DFJ this is a great video to do with the daughter. Thanks!!

Good grief. Check out the vid by the Wood Whisperer. A little time in hot water and the tires will go on with a whole lot less trouble than this.

M 2.5 iam notvgetting screw inserts ...any idea for my M 2.5 screw to insert my Pi board to a wood?

Thanks

thanks .. going to try this one

Wow it looks like our cam is completely broke!

Good comprehensive video. Wrong blade is probably the most common. I think my lawn was a bit too wet to mow.

Done Don🎉❤😮

Just a question. Are you supposed to use half a sheet for small loads?

This is fantastic!!! What a great video. I am going to use this to troubleshoot my son's oven, which is exhibiting the same issues shown here.

They sell this same nutone unit with a 70 cfm motor. It costs more, but it fits exactly and does a better job.

Brilliant and spot on Thanks!

You did this in November where? There is a big difference between Kentucky and Minnesota in how cold the ground gets and possibly if the seed can handle the winter.

Pretty good video.

Thank you very much it worked perfectly thank you from a Canadian farmer

Will you be doing a 1-year review on this product?

I noticed in your video, you neither unplugged it from the power outlet nor turned off the gas. Did you feel those steps were unnecessary? I am now confused?

PS That “reference line” hack of yours is pure GENIUS…thank you !!

@DirtFarmerJay, You may pamper your crops on your dirt farm by “moisturizing” them… but most of the rest of us ordinary, “down-to-earth” folk just ‘water’ -or ‘irrigate’ -and fertilize 😂 🤣😁

This is my first time drying Basil. Thanks-so-much for all the great advice. Appreciate it greatly!

Good points. I'll throw something in from my experience. With the additional (horizontal) wedge it changes how you handle the splits and if you're in a rush not paying attention you may have a finger where it shouldn't be. I had been splitting a 16 years using the single wedge on my Timberwolf TWP-1 and one day using the four way I fractured a finger, actually cut the skin but luckily didn't lob it off.

Why not put the tray under the sun ? This baking is not a good idea.

The Basil’s oil is reduced too much after baking .

Thank you! I had my order in my cart, and I thought I would watch a video or two before finishing my purchase. Not only was yours very informative and helpful, but your coupon code got me 15% off, instead of the 10% off coupon they offered. Thanks again, and God bless!

Great tips , thanks

What I don’t love about this setup is how much space it takes up. As a hobby woodworker with a small workshop I’m always looking to reduce bulk. Has anybody found something with this design that has been optimized for smaller workshops? It seems like it’d be doable to have an integrated cyclone. I mean most of the space in the vacuum bucket is not even used so definitely some optimizations that could be made

My dad does oil analysis tests mobile oil is very competitive and good oil. Amsoil is better for most options.

Great video. I think this part of my problem because for years the oven would take forever to preheat, but recently it will not heat at all. The concerning part is neither will the broiler, but i can see the igniter glowing. So gas isnt making it to the igniter.

Thank you sir. Saved me a lot of headache

Link to the wallmounts for the chargers, please 🎉😅 they look easy & amazing.

Not exactly what you promised in this video. There is a difference between slow preheat and no preheat. The ignitor only fixes one.

It is quite easy to love a product when it is just sent to you.

My truck turn signals make both trailer lights blink as if I've turned on my hazards. I've sanded every white/ground area.

my advice - each component (light) in a Direct Current wiring harness should have it's own ground. In other words, do NOT use the ground wire from "Component A" to power "Component B". If you only have one wire (1 brown wire, for example) but want to power another light, use a 3-way splitter that splits that single wire into 2 wires. Then, each light should either be grounded to the frame of the trailer or wired back to the white wire, coming from the plug. If you have a light that is dim but not flickering, it might be wired in a grounding, daisy-chain where both lights are using a common ground. Hope this helps!

Just wondering....couldn't it be way way up at the top and not the blades?

Hey Dirt Farmer Jay can I use anti seize on these ball tips? Thanx.

Really save money !🙏

Thank you for sharing your video. Tips are valuable & helpful.

So much to learn about extension cords,will have to watch when I have more time. Thanks 6,17,24

$50 for a set of clamps is a lot for a hobbiest who only does it once or twice a year.

Awesome share, thanx!

How do you cut miter for luver of a octagon gable vent? Thanks

I changed my blades to mulching blades, and found that I can mow twice as long before having to empty the bags. The times where the chute plugs, are if I'm mowing weeds, or the grass is too wet, like Jay says.

I cant find the drawings. Help please

I thought you would have offered something different than others on this video. I for one refuse to cope because coping an entire house would take forever.

Tried it - for 4 hours. Never could get my fan balanced.