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Why not cut a hole in your garage door? You can put a flapper on the outside to keep animals from coming in when you aren't using the AC.😊

I like the plan! That jiggy saw sounds like a happy loudmouth mosquito on a few amphetamines

The Makita is really nice and works really well.

As a more so hobby wood worker my self but getting into bigger projects slowly I will never in my life support or by dewalt or Milwaukee products or any other over priced big brands. Unless these tools cure cancer or give me lucky lotto numbers they can keep there asses on the shelf which every time I go to home depot I see then fully and overstocked collecting dust. Oh look a drill for $150 awesome wait the battery is $200? I just spent $350 for a fucking drill? $200 for a orbital sander?? Fuck out of here I'll buy affordable tools and when they die 2-5 years I can replace then with ease not feeling like I just tried to put my dumb kid through college and wasted my money

Just curious…. Did you have to purchase any additional software or ad boosters for your Etsy shop to help boost your sales? Or did you just go through the normal process to open your shop and add items to it? I know there are so many ad boosters and “systems” that help some sellers get more action than others. Thanks in advance! ☺️

Due to the world providing us with instant gratification, the younger generation feels making money should also be as easy. This is why people who sell $89 get rich quick plans make so much… life’s hard, get a helmet. Great video!

What jigsaw blade did you use?

Just run the vent thing through the bottom panel on your overhead door so it can stay closed. Those doors are pretty easy to cut through accurately.

Etsy is all about pictures. Bad pictures = bad sales. Good pictures=good sales. Great pictures= great sales. A few 5 star reviews highlighting the quality and the sales will grow. It's a snowball effect.

Please don't do background music. I hate videos that do it. It's terrible. Please keep talking & explaining what you're doing. Thanks!

Bro really had anal itch cream in the shop at 5:03. Lol. This guy a jokster. 😂

Tell your childern not to walk.my way,tell your children not to hear my words.what they mean what they say.

I started with buying a brushless Milwaukee drill and driver, but then discovered everything that took the same battery cost more than other brands. I eventually bought a Ryobi ONE+ brushless hammer drill. I didn't install the handle and I just use it as a conventional drill. I like it better than my brushless Milwaukee drill. It came with a 2 Ah battery, a charger, and a free 2 Ah battery. Home Depot was running a special that if you purchased a Ryobi ONE+ tool, you got a free battery. I then picked up a Ryobi ONE+ edger. It too came with a 4.0 Ah battery and charger. Once you have at least two chargers and a few batteries, you're good to go. I've since bought a Ryobi tire inflator and a hot glue gun. Both have been great to have. Milwaukee doesn't even sell tools like that.

Vent it to the attic space itd be a lot easier plus you could set the unit on a shelf which being that cold air falls being on a shelf would help your situation

Hope you enjoyed your spoonful of mayonnaise as your snack. 🤢

How bout that 'Letric bill???

Hey, big boy with the sawdust in his man boobs. LOLI did something very similar, and after I built it, I also realized it was leaking from the top. Sometimes we just don't use common sense because we're so focused on that building something doing the man thing and solving a problem, and making it look nice and Fitted, and never realizing what simple common sense would tell you if you stood back for a second, the door rolls in and pulls away from the wall, about eight inches l o l no help to the a.C..

Ryobi re1802m Router combo.The plastic swelled over time locked up depth adjustment solid.

Props to the person that sent you that air conditioner, however, a a decent sized mini split is going to work a lot better. I live in Phoenix, az, so I know about the temps you’re dealing with. I insulated my garage, and haven’t even finished fully insulating my garage door with a DIY kit, and my 18 K mini split does really well. It can cool my garage from the hundred and teens down to the high 80s in about an hour. My garage door is west facing, so the evening sun is brutal and it can have a hard time keeping up with that heat, but it looks like with your set up, a mini split will have you in the 70° all day long.

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Maybe cut a hole in the garage door and attach the AC duct adapter to the door. You can fabricate a color matched duct cover for the door when not in use and get rid of the huge duct hose running through your home. That LONG length of duct hose is straining the AC exhaust motor because it has to push a much greater amount of air.

Mayo staight from the jar ... that's good eatin'

Just install a dryer vent. This should save you from having such a long trip hazard. You also want some good ventilation to ensure that you don't accidently make an explosive atmosphere during the hot days where you're keeping the doors closed. Yes. Sawdust in the air can create an explosion hazard.

You had the right idea but fell a little short. But instead of trying to vent it out via roll up door, make a permanent vent like you would for a cloths dryer. The added benefit from doing it that way is dryer exhausts vents have louvers that close preventing things like hot air or little critters from getting inside.

Great woodworking skills you also gave me ideas on how to use my cans of stain to use to make circles, will definitely use this trick on my next project.

Nice job. Like the humour, life would be sad without it.

Just curious, are you sucking a vacuum inside your shop or is the air that you are sucking out being replaced with hot outside air sneaking into the garage thru every tiny opening? A mini-split sure sounds like the ideal solution and it will runon the more efficient 240 volt circuit.

I just discovered your videos and you've inspired me to get back into woodworking. I've invested a lot of money into my tools, but I took a break from woodworking - I'm more of a hobbyist. I not only love your approach, but the humor you add in. Maybe one day I can get my shop in order and start making may own videos. Thanks for inspiration!

@JASCOgoods have you tried rubbing with a paper bag? single coat - dry - paper bag. Let me know...

😆 Overcome your brain farts. Nice!

You could tie into your dryer vent system, from inside the garage. Or create a parallel run from inside the garage.

I like that you show the finished product at the BEGINNING of the video... i can't stand those mystery project videos.

Use a heat gun on the bridge of the safety glasses to soften the plastic, then you can resize those too tight glasses to fit your head. I have a fat head and have done this for years to avoid the pain of finding safety glasses big enough for my huge noggin.

What are you doing for saw dust? Do you have a filter anywhere? Also, do you have an exterior wall that you can just drill a hole in the garage to mount the vent to?

I think your video and project ideas are awesome. I just want to know if you already had a large following of people beforehand, or had to do anything like search engine optimization to generate sales? Or was it as simple as listing the product on Etsy and the sales just came organically from there? I’m not being facetious or anything, I’m just new to all of this.

How much does Etsy charge you for each one you sell?

Lol at least the fur baby is there to lap up the water that thing is pooping out on the floor! Love the fat comments

Run a duct from furnace to garage.

Its beautiful

you are a liar and a bullshiter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A hole through the garage door would have worked well., Just have to find a secure way to heel it closed off when you are not home to prevent a thief.

Gaff is a little word, just 4 letters and one of those is a repeat 😂

Too funny. Not many people noticed the item at minute 4:50 That’s a well earned subscription.

Good job brother. Keep expanding!

Wow, I really love the stuff you make. You are definitely an inspiration.❤

Yup I laughed too however… I did the same thing a year ago. But it took my wife to come out and say “ did you look up”

You have to remember that any air that goes outside from the AC unit removes air from inside the house,. And it lowers the pressure inside the house and the air that that is removed from the house has to be replaced and it will come in through any leeks in the house and with it will come hot air and humidity. Install a mini-split I have a Pioneer in my shop and I love it I use it to heat and to cool.

for the filter , try using a cheep pair of womens pantihose/stockings stretch it over and cut off the excess and its easy to replace , also works on pod filters on your car or motorbike

Good video 👍