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Thanks so much. I really appreciate you watching.

Thanks so much John. Glad it was helpful. Ours is fairly base so not a ton of tech. My wife loves having knobs and not a lot of stuff she doesn’t know how to operate. I hope you will subscribe and check out some of our other Tundra content. Thanks again.

Thanks so much. Mine is a 2019 and 2 WD so it didn't come with a skid plate. My understanding through all these comments on this is that if you have a skid plate it has to be removed and from what I've heard in the comments is it's a pain in the neck. No personal experience though with it. Best of luck. Hope you will subscribe and look forward to the next conversation. Quite a bit more Tundra content here. Thanks again.

It's no Scat Pack that's for sure. But people are watching the video. Over 85k were interested. 🤔

Thanks so much for watching. Really appreciate that.

That's exactly what I've been doing over the past 4 years. I also love Milwaukee. I'm definitely a homer now. I agree. They have great ideas.

Hey Bob. Yeah, this thing is pretty nice. In the past 3 or 4 years I have been changing everything out from Porter Cable to Milwaukee. I did recently by my 1st Ryobi product. They make a pretty nifty hand held pressure washer. I got it for portability to clean the chicken coop. Thank you my friend!

@@DadsGarageDIY I’ve had real good luck with the Ryobi stuff I have. Only problem was a switch went out on the leaf blower. 15 bucks and 20 minutes and it wasn’t a problem any longer.

@@bobk.1428 Pretty darn good. Would have made a great video. LOL

It's very awesome!

Hey Fred. I got them directly from Race Ramps. They were running a special.

@@DadsGarageDIY OK thanks

@@rickcormier9160 Glad to know I wasn’t the only one. Good to hear from you Rick. I hope if not subscribed you will. I look forward to the next conversation.

Yeah, I didn't even notice until I was editing the video. Ugh!

Very glad it was helpful. I hope you will subscribe and I look forward to the next conversation.

@@DabbaD-u9g It is what it is. It’s no Scat Pack.

Interesting. Most reliable gun I ever owned was a 509CT. But it was a little sloppy feeling. But always worked. Thanks Mitchell.

Yeah, it really can be. I have returned a lot of junk to them. But got lucky on this one. Thanks Daryl.

Ouch!

Very welcome!

I've seen them called many things. But frameless shower door sweep should get you where you need to go. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093ZSVBVP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 is the one I got. But I learned if they didn't make your shower entry with a slope down into the shower (like mine) it's only going to work so so. The one I bought after this was www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09Z72Q5XN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 and it's 1000X better but it doesn't have as clean of a look.

I could not be more appreciative of the kind words. I’m not always this good. I sometimes get in too much of a hurry. But I really appreciate you noticing. I got a lot of comments like this too on my garage door insulation video where I have a lot of teaching moments. Again, I appreciate so much the kind words and look forward to the next conversation.

Thanks Daryl. Always so good to have your support. Finally have some videos ready to go. I have 3 more in line about every 10 days or so. Good hearing from you as always.

Thanks buddy! Good hearing from you.

Well, Jack when you start talking about Rock Island you have my attention. I love Rock Island. My favorite pistol that I own is a RI 10mm. Absolutely love it. As far as the video is concerned I fell like it was over priced too. I really didn't keep it long. It was very comfortable to shoot and it looked nice but that's where it ends. I appreciate the comments, hope you subscribe if not already and I look forward to our next conversation.

Oops my bad - I meant metal and not steel which is the hardest of metals and heavy and costly to produce. Using a novel polymerization process, MIT chemical engineers have created a new material that is stronger than steel and as light as plastic, and can be easily manufactured in large quantities.

I don't know the answer to that Luis. I hope someone reading the comments can help with this.

I had the same experience. It's almost 4-years and I am glad I did it.

I wish you the best with it too. It's a lot of money so it needs to work right. Please let me know how it goes.

@@DadsGarageDIY I was an early adopter, bought my CC Edge literally the week they hit the market. Full disclosure, I'm a massive FN fan and have over 60 of their firearms. Having said that, my CC Edge required over 800 rounds of 124g +P to break it in. It felt like homework. It runs flawlessly now with any 124g range ammo, but boy did it jam alot during break in.

@@ryancoffee339 I'm a huge FN fan myself. I'm just too impatient. I just want them to run right out of the box. Some just aren't meant to work that way. Glad you suffered through the breakin and it's a fine firearm now. Thanks Ryan and great hearing from you!

I have seen more issues with the 9mm 1911's than the 45's or 10mm's too.

@DadsGarageDIY yeah, my theory is its because in general, 1911's are heavier guns made for bigger calibers, and 9mm just doesn't have the energy to operate that slide properly. I'm a little bias though because im a sucker for being traditional, so if you get a 1911, .45acp Is the way to go. I love the 10mm round also but don't know much about the 1911's

@@NorthCountryOutdoors522 I have the same thoughts on 9mm in a 1911. You would think that the manufacturers would take that into account. I like the way the 45 1911's shoot a lot. I have such a big crush on the 10mm though. I currently have 2 1911's. 1 in 9mm and the other in 10mm.

Yeah, It's crazy. 2 in a row in 2 different calibers. Just crazy bad luck.

@DadsGarageDIY that's very strange, every springfield firearm that me and my brother owned had zero issues what so ever

Very glad to hear Tanner. You are very welcome. Hope you will subscribe and find other good videos for you. Really appreciate it and I look forward to our next conversation.

Great to hear. I think you will like it. Mine is still going strong with no issues.

That's really cool. I'm gonna check it out. Thanks!

Great to hear. That’s what it’s all about. Please check out my other Tundra content. And more Tundra content to come. Really appreciate you!

I agree. Super convenient and reasonable power.

Awesome! So good to hear. Cost a lot of money so it needs to work.

That’s disappointing. Did you get another or just forget about it?

@@DadsGarageDIY gonna try out the 12 volt solutions

@@matthewbarber3153 Cool. Let me know how it works. I did this over 3 years ago now. Works about half the time for me but 100% for the wife. I almost never drive it so I think I just don’t get the timing one the 3 clicks right. I look forward to hearing back about the one you try.

Good luck keeping any covers on. LOL

@@DadsGarageDIY Lol!

I believe I picked this up at Northern Tool and used a coupon.

Thanks so much Richard. Glad it was helpful. I have more Tundra content. Look forward to the conversation on the next one. Thanks again!

I use ramps alone but using jack stands is definitely that smarter thing to do. I should use and would recommend. You can never be too safe. If you have a failure game over and you only get one try at the "game". Great question! Look forward to our next conversation.

Thank you so much for the kind words! I have a lot more and more to come. I look forward to the next conversation!

Mine does have usb ports but I have never used them. Now that the kids have moved out the battery lasted a little longer. I have now gone through a few more that will no longer charge. I'm tired of buying batteries and I'm now just running the cord across the floor and hoping not to trip. When I get another one I'm going to try one from my furniture store that I got the recliner from. He assured me his would last longer per charge and in general than these that I'm getting on Amazon. Please let me know how what you get and how it goes for you.

​@@DadsGarageDIY the ports are syphoning power even if not used. It's a moot point for you though now that you plug it in.

You don't recommend the p50?

@@toddswisher Interesting. I didn't know that.

@@toddswisher It is pretty good. It's the best of the ones I've tried. But I would try a different one. 12-18 months just isn't reasonable for the cost in my opinion.

That's awesome! I think they are good I just had the worst luck!

I don't think you have to be old and cranky for that to be intolerable. I believe a tool such as a gun should be 100%. Really appreciate the comment Rick! Look forward to the next conversation.

@@DadsGarageDIY 1911s totally have the cool factor. But, I’ve got a Glock 23 I bought in 1997. Probably ten thousand rounds through it. 40 and 9mm. One malfunction ten years ago, using an original mag. Replaced it, zero since. One malfunction in 27 years. The reliability has spoiled me.

@@rickclark4714 I have had a couple of Glocks too. Never a hiccup out of any of them.

That's awesome! Glad it helped. I hope you will subscribe and find other things helpful. Thanks again!

That stinks. I hope you can figure something out. It's worth it for sure.

I love it! Light enough for daily and super accurate for a small pistol. I'm very glad I bought it.

That's awesome. I get the summer thing. I used to have a summer and winter carry. Now I go with just the one year around. Good having you here on the channel, love your name, and I am not that far from you.

That's really cool. That is incredible to have one that is 26 years old. Do you still shoot it regularly? Do you use it for a carry pistol?

@@DadsGarageDIY Yes I do shoot this Defender and it still has the Hogue rubber grips on it. In addition I recently upgraded the recoil spring to the Kimber Ultra version of recoil spring which makes disassembly easier. I have carried this Defender concealed in my Maxpedition shoulder bag and my Fobus holster for on person carry.

@@michaelbarfield528 Very nice. I did notice breakdown was a pain. I wasn't sure if there was just something I didn't understand about it or what.

The older I get the more I love 1911's. This thing conceals so well in a leather holster. I love it. Seems like all 1911's other than "mini" 1911's like the Browning's fit me really well despite not having very big hands.

Yes it did.