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Patrick Sirk
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2012
Refrigerator Door Dent Repair With Dent Puller
This video documents my experience using a Gliston dent puller on a refrigerator door.
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Do it yourself sewer pipe video inspection camera and Limink product review
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save money by clearing pipes without a plumber by making your own sewer camera , using a power washer and renting a sewer snake.
Glassy water at Crystal Springs/San Andreas Fault
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This video is about Glassy water at Crystal Springs
What’s a pocket hose
It's the type of hose with ridges on the hose. It expands when filled with water. Search "pocket hose". You'll recognize them. They are very popular.
good idea, thanks!
So, you don’t have to cut the metal strip it’s just the correct size to work for this project?
I got lucky. The strip I found fit almost perfectly. If I recall, it was a bit short to fit all the way end to end but it didn’t really matter. And cutting it with hacksaw or rotary tool would have been no problem.
As a warning though: You risk the possibility of tearing the steel strap from inside-out of the aluminum frame. It is the correct solution, but I would also suggest doubling up, or using a thicker strap in addition to washers on both sides of the frame to prevent that from happening
yes this makes sense. Since I moved to Hawaii and didn't take those umbrellas with us, I can't comment on the longevity of my work.
“WHAT?” “I’m making a video” 😂
Good job, but did I hear waves of water? Why didn't you include a picture of your beach?
no beach near me.
Love the video, for a non handy person would you know what type of company to buy these metal strips from? brand unspecific as i live in Canada..thanks Bob
search "metal strips". Also, this type of strip is used in chainlink fences.
Thanks bro. Saved me $500 for a new one
As a plumber I must say that’s an awesome job and I’m going to make a Jetter machine like that that was an awesome idea as well as the camera
What brand sewer jet nozzle is that?
Chalco, I mention it in the video
Can’t find the jeder Chaco nozzle- can you send a link?
Looks like Chalco is no more. This looks a lot like it but do your research. Make sure it can handle the psi of your washer and that it’s the correct size for your hose. www.amazon.com/Pressure-Washer-Jetter-Cleaning-Orifice/dp/B09MC6HLDB/ref=mp_s_a_1_26?crid=YD6FZDCJLYPU&keywords=chalco+jetter+nozzles&qid=1697692576&sprefix=chalco+jetter+nozzles%2Caps%2C224&sr=8-26
Worked for me. Thanks. I got the metal strip at Home Depot. Chain link fence tension bar.
Thanks for posting this! Great fix.
I have this exact problem with an identical umbrella. Thanks for tips! Very simple!
Genius, thank you, just saved me €200 👍
haha that is EXACTLY how I did it without watching this video. With summer coming and a broken umbrella, I looked around Home Depot and found that metal strip that fit exactly inside. I cut an 8 inch piece and first I tried to glue it inside across the break (didn't hold well), then realized I could just put screws through each broken piece and through the metal rod and fit it together. I also glued the sh*t out of it. Great minds think alike.
Thank you! Worked perfectly. Easy $1.47 fix since I used the metal arm from another old market umbrella we were tossing. It already had the hole, just had to cut off a few inches from one end to line the hole up. Slipped right inside the broken cantilever umbrella pieces. You saved me a fortune and I never would have thought of this!
The wind got mine and we love the design so a repair was necessary. Got an aluminum strip 1/8 x 1/2 x 48 at tractor supply. Had to repair 2 breaks. Can't even see them now...works great.
Genius! Was beating my head against a wall trying to figure out a fix. Would’ve never thought of going the internal route. Thank you!!!
Fixed mine today. Happened to have that metal strip for my fence lying around. I did see them at Lowe's though on the same section you buy garage sale signs.
Just subscribed to your channel. Was your hydrojett not successful at clearing the roots out. Were you using an electric or gas pressure washer, what continuous pressure were you jetting your drain at?
My Hydro jet was not able to clear the roots. But I know that you can buy jets that rotate and can cut through 2x4's. However, this gets into professional territory and you'd need a pro washer with massive pressure (I'd think).
I was using gas washer. I don't think you'd get the pressure you need out of an electric. I was working with a Stihl RB800 gas power washer at 4200 psi. It's a brute and must be used with caution. Very expensive too, but I used it for many different kinds of cleaning jobs. My Hydro jet was not able to clear the roots. But I know that you can buy jets that rotate and can cut through 2x4's. However, this gets into professional territory and you'd need a pro washer with massive pressure (I'd think).
Totally worked
exactly what I needed, would cost 285.00 to replace the one I have
You can get a jetter nozzle specifically made to cut roots
You can? one that fits on a power washer? Where would I look to find one that does that?
@ google rigid root cutting jetter nozzle. It’s 500$ but you can find some cheaper ones out there I’m sure
Hi you can put all info we're you buy the parts
Amazon, Home Despot...search Limink, Stihl power washers, and Chalco jetter nozzles. Other brands of nozzles should work too.
With all that labor work and cost of supplies I’ll just buy a new one.
The materials probably cost 10 dollars. The work maybe 3 hours.
Thanks
Thats the nicest power washer ive ever seen lol. When you purchase Stihl equipment you have done yourself a huge favor and a great investment. Thank you for this budget $3,000 seasnake camera lol. Love this idea.
I'm a huge fan of Stihl. You pay the price for quality, however. But it's worth it because if maintained, their products should last a lifetime. Extremely rare these days.
Patrick, exactly the information that I was looking for to make a repair for a wind situation! What kind of rod did you use and where did you get it? What screws and nuts did you use for the connections and pivot points? I have to repair two broken ribs! You made a very neat repair
The rod was in the basement but you should be able to find it on Amazon or home despot. I think half inch by 1/8. Steel or aluminum should work. As for screws and nuts, nothing special. But I did trim off the excess screw length with a Dremel rotary tool.
@@patricksirk6920 I ordered the rod from Amazon. Will need to cut it in half because I need to repair two ribs. Thanks for the great method
Thanks so much Patrick, great idea, will be doing that now. I have so many broken ones.. appreciate the tip.
Great post with clear explanations and video. Thanks!
We installed this product as a raised bed and after our winter the many of the boards bowed. Have you had trouble with us?
Did you ever get a response to your question regarding boards bowing? I just purchased 2 and I looked at all the reviews before investing and saw nothing really negative. Now that they are here, I’m noticing your concern so just wondering if you received a response? 😊
Yes, I've seen composite boards bow in many applications. No solution except for attaching maybe a 2x4 to the back. But then, you might as well just build a bed out of wood. Advantage of using plastic boards is they do not rot or fade in color.
Excelente idea....
Worked perfectly!
Home Depot sales the metal strip. Around $4. Same aisle as the screws and bolts.
Thanks!
Thanks a million my man. Sorted. Good lady happy again
That looked like a piece of flat rod that goes down the end of a chain link fence. I'm going to try it.
What is it with this exact same umbrella popping arms all across the country, at the exact same location? LOL.
Totally. It happened to us twice. The second time I had to retrieve the umbrella from my roof.😂
It's been happening to me for years. It's a weak point. The problem is the wind knocks them over. There isn't a good umbrella base I can find. I've been looking for years. Made a few of my own, but I need a good one that won't scratch my pool "cool deck".
That’s what happened to mine!! I’m not handy like you- I try to fix everything 🤣
What kind of metal strip did you. Use?
Try Amazon. Make sure it’s not too wide. I found this. 4.8 out of 5 stars21 Reviews National Hardware N215-533 4062BC Solid Flat in Plain Steel,3/4X4' 1/8"
I like your technique your ingenuity I'm a drain cleaner for about 35 years now the first thing I did is got a pressure washer and kept the end of the line and made my first hydro Jeter one comment on the corrugated pipe I find it best do not use a blade on that pipe it'll just grab it and tear it up what I do if I leave the blade on there I have like a pear shape blade anyway any root cutter blade take some duct tape and just wrap it up so it's just got like a fist going through there not too big but you know just just tape it up so the blaze is not going to be cutting through there if that's still too big the pipe does crush and you won't be able to get a cable through there anyway but water is just going through there we could do is take the cable do the same thing at the end of the cable take the cutter blade off duct tape it make just like a little ball kind of at the end of it I found that works best and then go ahead with your hydro Jeter that's not going to hurt it one tip on the hydrogener going as fast as you can and pull it out as slow as you want to that's when the line cleaning is getting done when you're pulling it out you're going to hit your first blockage just get through it and get on to the end of the pipe as fast as you can and then just take your time pulling it back twisting it quarter to half turns each direction rotating left right left and you'll get a good clean pipe out of it you did a good job too by the way . Playing poker you know its true if you have a full House always beats a flush but in our business a flush beats a full House no matter what!. Because if you have no flush you can never have full house But either way if you have a full house and you do have a flush good to know your going for that royal flush Tada!!!!
Bro! We need to start using periods to end a sentence, and capital letters to start one. Come on! People are going to think we're a bunch of uneducated boneheads. 🤙
Same umbrella, same broken piece and scenario... Thank you!!!
Awesome! I'm going to try this. :)
Interesting fix. This one is another alternative. Issue with this one is getting the copper tubing to the right rectangle. I may try a 3d printed solution.
Copper and aluminum will set up galvanic corrosion when wet, especially if you're near the ocean.
You’re wife is hot
If it's clear why not insert a new pipe inside?
time and money.
Do you have a link for the Scope and nozzle?
will be good if you can either provide a product link or correct name and brand.
Couldn’t you have just dug it out and replaced it.
Thank you for sharing!