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This is amazing!!! Great job!! Voice sounds like Michael Cera.. I love it! I'm super impressed with how this turned out!!

You are the faster human I have ever seen :-)

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So there is no actual difference in what they do?

Nice job!!

Stop using Ryobi

Do you know what the dimensions are for this?

I need such a deep bit holder, do you have a link for that as well. thank you.

thanks

Yes, box tour! I don't see it anywhere else.

Curious about these screened in porch. Where does the water drain when it rains with heavy winds and some of it comes through ?

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Unreal for a First workbench. Excellent job.

I really enjoyed this. I can see myself having the exact same experience. Thanks for making it look real and doable!

Would be easier to remove all trim , cut and reinstall later.

As someone who has done a lot of wood projects, I am disappointed that you forget to not only put the guard on the belt sander but you also neglected wearing protective gloves. My dad would've made a wooden paddle and used it on you as punishment.

I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing.

The drill does not bog down because its a drill, its because thats a ryobi drill

There's something about your van being too clean, it looks unused, as a handyman.

Always use both for that same reason

I wouldn't use Ryobi if they were free.

Nice video. I’m just starting out as a maintenance manager. I’ve been doing diy projects for a long time so fortunately I already have most of what I need. Just picking up a few wants right now. I think the best tool purchase strategy I’ve heard was buy a wide variety of cheap tools. And then as they break. Upgrade them to the best tool you can get. This way you can do a wide variety of tasks but the main tools you’re using will actually be good and you won’t waste a ton of money on useless tools.

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great job, did you make all your marquee letter with your M2?

Hello. My name is Jose and I am a Chef based in Orlando FL. I am looking for something similar but I am a chef and by no means handy with builds nor have the tools for woodworking projects Could you please contact me to see how much a cart would cost to Orlando FL PM me to discuss project

How’s the water drainage?

I Love it...and I built me one. On a movable table for sanding table, I can take it outside if I want. Then, I but other ones in my shop. I Love it. Thank you for the idea...so cool.

I use Ryobi and Milwaukee and neither one has ever let me down. Sure some of them are literally the exact same thing since they belong to the same parent company but either way Ryobi Milwaukee have never let me down.

Fantastic video, ur patio has the same dimensions as mine. Thanks for showing us how it can be done!

if you use the drill without a ratchet setting you've got a good chance of breaking your wrist if it bogs down the wrong way. Source: experience.

❤ You did a good job in the comments. And on the sword.

How much do you charge for your carts & where are you based out of?

Heck yeah man. I started with ryobi and still have a majority of my tools by them. I may have picked up some Milwaukee if I find a good deal but I love ryobi and do not get the hate for them.

Most efficient explanation on TH-cam. 🙇‍♂️

Ryobi is the company all the Red, Yellow, black and Blue users all know work but they hate them because they don’t cost so much.

Drills have more torque fun fact the impact literally just helps with cam out

Cool

I transitioned from dewalt. Last dewalt tool i have is my hammer drill.

Having that inverter next to the cup holders is wild. You must not put drinks there.

Idk if that bag belongs to a handyman making 100/hr. I don't see too many tools there that resolve a $100 problems. However, I will defend Ryobi here. Unlike most skilled trades, handymen don't necessarily use the same tools daily. Electricians will use a pair of linesmen thousands of times a year, so u HAVE to get Klein. A handyman might use it twice. Ryobi tools are just fine for a handyman or someone working maintenance. If u move up to renos then tool upgrades are necessary. I'm sorry if I seem judgemental but I don't see any troubleshooting tools, anything that requires precision to merit $100/hr. Maybe this guy services the rich. Idk.

Can totally relate! 😂😂

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Wow. The first ive seen on the internet. Awesome job!

Your right on about tools. I'm a 80 yr old DIY and I have some tools since my 30's. I Love and take care of my tools. I have a Cat back pk and am partial to Toughbuilt because of their pouches. A appreciate your post. Randy

Hey brother, can you tell me how would one advertise on Facebook?

That’s a lot of work……and in the heat! It turned out awesome. Thanks for sharing.

This is dope!

Nice info do you thing dongcheng is good?

Do you have any other type of tools

Would I use the impact driver to drill a hole in a condo wall….i believe they are concrete walls. Thanks!