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According To Dave
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2022
This channel will include opinions regarding everything from food to religion to politics to everything else in everyday life. I'll also have some product reviews of basic household items, among other things. I will also have the occasional "How-To" videos to help around the house (at least I will show you how I do it, right or wrong!).
The Maxxhaul Trailer Dolly.
I recently purchased this Maxxhaul trailer dolly from Amazon. It works pretty good for a little bit of a lighter weight dolly. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!
Maxxhaul Trailer Dolly Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3zGaLlN
Maxxhaul Trailer Dolly Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3zGaLlN
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DeWalt Planer Stand - DW7350
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In this video, I am giving my initial thoughts on my new DeWalt Planer Stand and attaching my DeWalt planer. DeWalt Planer Stand: amzn.to/3S9Dgim DeWalt DW735X Surface Planer: amzn.to/3TR65kL
Transform your kitchen with game-changing Pull Out Shelves
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Finally! Three years later, I am finally building some pull out shelves for our kitchen pantry. Glue Bot Glue Bottle: amzn.to/3tzDVjT
Garage Renovation: Episode 3
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Episode three of my garage renovation. DeWalt Laser Level: amzn.to/3sVvIGm
Giraffe Tools Air Hose Reel: Is it any good?
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In this video I am installing my new Giraffe Tools Air Hose Reel in my garage. I will hook it up and test it out. What do I think? Watch and see! Giraffe Tools Air Hose Reel Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3uds0In Pica Pencil Kit Amazon Link: amzn.to/40PseBP Garage Renovation Video, Episode 1: th-cam.com/video/eGqwCYBqeuE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NWrKcDK8g2VCs-68
Cool Down Your Garage with Bilt Hard 20 Inch Oscillation Pedestal Fan
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I recently purchased a new fan for my garage so I though I’d put up a review of it in case anyone else was planning to purchase one as well. Overall, this fan has been great since I’ve owned it. Hope this video is helpful to someone out there. Thanks for watching! Bilt Hard Fan Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3sS7qwh
Garage Renovation - Episode 2
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Moving on with Episode 2 of my Garage Renovation. Thanks for watching! Amazon Affiliate Link to DeWalt Laser Level: amzn.to/467E0c3
PT Alpine Fly Bait Spray - Does it actually work?
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In this video, I’m fighting flies again! This time I’m using PT Alpine. Does it work? Watch the video and you’ll see what it did for us! Amazon Affiliate link for PT Alpine Spray: amzn.to/47HAmae Bug MD Flyzone video link: th-cam.com/video/tnhFTF5S23Y/w-d-xo.html
Garage Renovation - Episode 1
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I finally started renovating my garage to turn it into a part time wood shop! This is the first of several episodes so follow along, and thanks for watching!
Smart Lights For Your Living Room: How I Installed Mine
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In this video, I am installing some smart lights in my living room. It’s been too dark for too long! Amazon affiliate links: Lumary Smart Recessed Lights - 4" - 4 Pack: amzn.to/3q9nyIN Amazon Link for Pica Pencil: amzn.to/44Tf6fF Link to Pica Pencil Video: th-cam.com/video/YWHEhuHp_o8/w-d-xo.html Amazon Link for "Dust Bowl" Drill Attachment: amzn.to/3rK8rG5 Link to Dust Bowl Video: th-cam.com/v...
How to Transform Your Outlet into a USB Charger in Seconds!
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I decided to pick up this wall plug adapter so I could also charge my devices next to my favorite chair! Thanks for watching! Some links below may be affiliate links. Amazon link for this adapter: amzn.to/42gvWEc If you're thinking of purchasing anything from Amazon, please consider using the following link. Items will not cost you any extra by using this link, but it could possibly help this c...
DIY - Replace Furnace Vent Cap on Roof
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In this video, I am replacing the vent cap for my furnace/water heater vent. I got the wrong size, but it all worked out. Thanks for watching!
Rechargeable LED Headlamp - Is it any good?
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I recently purchased this LED headlamp to do some work in my attic. I have never had one like this before so I thought I would share it with you. Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3ZUoTyY
Hole Saw Dust Bowl - Overhead Drilling Made Easy & Clean
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In this video, I am using a “Driller’s Dust Bowl” I purchased off of Amazon. I’m drilling into my drywall ceiling and it works great. Perfect for overhead drilling. Amazon Link for Driller's Dust Bowl: amzn.to/3nctUFu
How To Change A Bathroom Faucet - Or At Least How I Changed Mine!
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How To Change A Bathroom Faucet - Or At Least How I Changed Mine!
Replace Live Well Timer on Bass Boat - Flow-Rite Pro Timer
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Replace Live Well Timer on Bass Boat - Flow-Rite Pro Timer
How to Enlarge Door Knob Hole - The Easy Way
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How to Enlarge Door Knob Hole - The Easy Way
Crappie Stringer - For 15 Fish Limit! - How I Made It Easily
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Crappie Stringer - For 15 Fish Limit! - How I Made It Easily
Outdoor Faucet Repair - Leaking Anti-Siphon - Vacuum Breaker
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Outdoor Faucet Repair - Leaking Anti-Siphon - Vacuum Breaker
INSTALL BOAT STEP ON TRAILER CHEAP - Or at LEAST - CHEAPER THAN SOME of the Pricy options!
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INSTALL BOAT STEP ON TRAILER CHEAP - Or at LEAST - CHEAPER THAN SOME of the Pricy options!
Camp Chef Pellet Grill Controller Replacement
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Camp Chef Pellet Grill Controller Replacement
Follow-Up Review on Reolink Duo 2 PoE (Customer Support)
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Follow-Up Review on Reolink Duo 2 PoE (Customer Support)
I thought these were to top off tires by squeezing the triggers. What kind of compressor would you need to inflate tires with this tool?
Any kind of electric air compressor should work. I use a Husky air compressor I got from Home Depot that I keep in my garage and use for other pneumatic tools as well. This is one of the cheaper compressors on Amazon, but I do not know about the quality at all! You wouldn't necessarily need one like this but it should be sufficient to air up most tires you would use around the house. As I said, I don't know if it's a good one or not, I was just looking for one on tne cheaper side.. A "pancake" style compressor would also work for most household tires. amzn.to/3ZfUMFK
If the only thing you will ever do with this is air up tires around the house, like bikes, wheelbarrows, car tires, etc, you might consider something more similar to this: amzn.to/3zeD0rJ. I haven't tested anything like this so not sure how it holds up. Doesn't have to be this one for sure, but something similar. It will plug into your power outlet on your car and pump air.
@@according2dave I'm trying to debate between an small air compressor with a pnumatic tool like in your video or a portable inflator. I think for now I'll stick to the portable inflate since I have no space on my garage. Thanks for the info.
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Where the air is coming from into this inflator? Can you give us a link to that compressor?
I just have a Husky air compressor I bought for my garage. It came from Home Depot, but is similar to this one on Amazon: amzn.to/3MguwmG. It’s for more than just airing up tires. I use it for my nail guns, etc.
Thanks for the video ! I’m about to order a couple.
Hope it helps. I still use two of mine. Had to take one off because I got a different car and haven't reinstalled yet. I'll put it back on soon. Thanks for watching.
Thank you sir. Me and my Bestie are running a 26 acre horse farm….. my husband, cheated and left, and hers had a heart attack and died, and we are learning how to do things on our own on the fly. I just bought a gauge/inflator that’s different than this one, but I had no idea with the button on the side did , and I also didn’t realize it only gives accurate psi when you quit filling I already learned how to use a ratchet strap to put the tire back on our lawnmower , but last time it sealed, and I didn’t think it sealed, and kept filling, and thank God it didn’t explode in my face, but I definitely overfilled it!!! Which is why today I just bought an inflator with a pressure gauge on it!!!
This has worked great for me. I'm definitely not on a farm! Thanks for watching.
Great job on your video
Thank you!
Look like it s only for close proximity ?
It has a small spot light on it that shines across an attic. I think the LED flood light is mostly intended to light up the area several feet in front of you. I think these are best for indoors like working in attics, crawl spaces, or rooms within a building. I haven't used it outside, but I don't see it being very beneficial unless you're just working on a car or something at night. Just my opinion though. It does free up both hands. Thanks for watching.
What do you do if you have more than 4 inches ?
Have a heart attack, haha! I have to break out the shovel or hire someone I guess. I don't have a snow blower. Fortunately, we don't seem to get a lot of snows over 4", but it does happen once in a while. I have gone out while it was still snowing and pushed it a couple of times to help.
@@according2dave Thanks I was curious to know. I keep all alternatives here in boston area. I have a single stage snow blower but most of the times I use sled shovel by garant. Like you I avoid gas and snowblower.
Thanks Dave. Easy job after watching your video. BTW if you are not in warranty, a new controller from Camp Chef was $178.99 including shipping. Job easily took less than an hour.
Thanks. Glad I still had a warranty!
Dave if you mount the plate on the back to the lower part of the case that will raise your phone above the screen and nothing will be blocked. The magnets are strong enough to keep your phone straight up and down without issues.
Yeah, but it mounts opposite on another vehicle so I just put it where it might work on both vehicles. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for your video, I have a inflator which has chuck brass , can I ask please how I can connect it to this device (To NPT mail connector)?
Unfortunately, I can't answer your question. I am not completely sure what you would need. I am not associated with the company at all so I don't know the technical side of the product. I was able to use the gauge as it came. Sorry. Thanks for watching.
"aanndd yeah, it's crooked" lol I love it, great review
Haha, yeah, I’m bad about that. Thanks for watching.
5:45 They could literally sell the product with two swappable batteries and a charger like nowadays battery operated screwing machines, drills, angle grinders and such to use a fresh one when you charge the depleted one like we've been doing on construction sites for more than a decade... but noooooo... noooo... better to enclose the battery in it so if you want to do that you have to buy TWO of those headlamps -_- And of course if the battery is dead you almost all the time have to bin it and change the whole thing...
I kind of prefer replaceable batteries. At least if it was dead, I could just pop in some new ones and continue what I was doing. This way, I have to wait for the battery to charge up. Thanks for watching.
@@according2dave Uhehhh... this way you don't really have to wait for the battery to charge to continue using the device though, because you have TWO batteries (or devices) and you can pop the already charged one in, after you popped out the depleted one to put it to charge, so it's good again when you deplete the other one... it's like a two driver type thing, it just roll like teamwork. You can even buy enough rechargeable batteries to last the whole day so then you charged them when you stop working or eat or sleep or whatever... it's like preparing your lunch for work yourself instead of buying food near where your work. Plus, the more batteries (or same device with battery) you have for it, the more roll you have, and the less each is being used, therefore, they'll each been used less and have a longer life. I heard headlamps with LEDs and certain types of rechargeable batteries cause headaches though (on long use at work or something) when older device with alcaline and stuff non-rechargeables don't... so if THAT is true, a point could go to older tech (like it does a lot of time I'm afraid, people don't take the time to test new stuff enough and we lose reliable tech and techniques). And yes I know, buying more batteries is more expensive, that's for sure, but quite frankly if the battery charging time is equal or lower that the battery using time with two of those it's enough for most situations (if you have a socket nearby at least... I know it could be a pain ^^') having a indicator of charge is really important too. Have a good Sunday.
Thanks Dave! How about getting you an ATV for moving trailers? Surely the wife would be OK with all the advantages of that!
Yeah right!
@@according2dave Well, it's easier to ask forgiveness, rather than permission. She has to forgive, according to the Scriptures! (However, the doghouse can get rather crowded; don't ask me how I know this--Ha ha)
That is a rather large motor
It’s really not that big of a motor. Maybe the video added 10 pounds to it,haha! It works well. Thanks for watching.
It just gives fleas a bath
Pretty much!
Curious as to why you have so many flies in the first place...where they all coming from?!
To be honest, I'm not sure. I think it may have been a combination of the season and the fact that my grandkids were over a LOT and always left the door open. I actually haven't noticed as many this year.
Just bought it and it’s not working for me. What’s the green piece?
I'm not sure what the green piece is. Mine didn't have anything green on it that I'm aware of. Sorry it's not working for you. Mine is still working great. Actually just used it today. Hopefully you can send it back for a refund.
That is the air compressor
@@alfi9981 Ah yes! I see what "green piece" was referring to now. That is my air hose connected to my compressor.
Thank for your honesty sir and I agree with you.
Dave, I have a question for you. I just bought this Giraffe hose reel in the 25' version. My issue is with the smell of the hose. It has a strong urine smell. I've had it open in my shop for about 5 days now and it still smell although not as strong as when I opened it. I'm wondering if your hose smelled like that too or is there just something wrong with my hose? If it did smell, how long did it take to stop smelling? It even makes my hands smell like that when I handle the hose. Jeff
Wow! That is crazy. I haven’t had any kind of smell other than what you’d expect from a normal, rubber hose. I think something must have happened to yours somehow, somewhere. Have you contacted the seller? Wondering if some kind of cleaner that’s safe to use on that hose might help? Sorry you have to deal with that.
@@according2dave Yes, it is crazy. I have emailed customer support and they replied to let it air out a few days. It's good to know your hose is okay. The weird thing is that I bought a spare hybrid hose from somewhere else and it also smells the same but just not as strong. I was wondering if it's just an issue with hybrid hoses. Good idea about a cleaner, I'll ask them about it.
Does it work indoors for fruit flies/gnats/house flies??
I feel like it has worked inside pretty well for us, in regards to house flies. I'm not sure how it works on fruit flies or gnats. I have seen a couple of gnats dead, but I'm not sure if it was because of the spray or not. I know nothing is perfect, but this has worked well for us. Thanks for watching.
It absolutely works on fruit flies/gnats! I got it specifically for them. It works the same way as it does on regular flies!
The only thing is, like Dave said, it works, but the attractant isn't the best. My kid dropped a banana behind the microwave. By the time I found it, we had an explosion of fruit flies/gnats 😢 What I ended up doing was taking the freshness packet from a roast I made for dinner. I sprayed the inside of a plastic grocery bag and loosely tied the freshness packet in it. I put the bag on a large serving tray and then sprayed the outside of the bag. Being tied in a bag, we couldn't smell it, but the gnats sure did! They covered the bag pretty quickly, ate the bait, and started dying within a few minutes. By this morning, the tray was full of little bodies! That got about 90% of them! (I also sprayed the top half of the windows and door frames) I'm going to repeat the process at night and toss it in the mornings. At this rate, it should be under control in a few days! Best of luck to you!
Thanks just got this from Amazon and just learning how to use it 👍🏾
I still use mine a couple times a week. Hope you like it. Thanks for watching.
Gnats?
I’ve seen a couple of gnats dead around the spray, but we just don’t see many gnats here so not sure how it would work with them. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching.
It looked like it worked as advertised to me! This actually made me want to buy one, lol. You just have too many flies and needed to change the sticky pad more often.
It definitely caught some flies. Maybe my expectations were too high, but it was advertised to "Eliminate" flies. We never noticed a decrease until I started using a fly sprat instead. Thanks for watching!
Thanks. I just ordered this.
I still use mine often. Still love having it. Thanks for watching.
Nice review. Had a laugh when you were cleaning the mounting points, and watching Sunny tilting his head, wondering what the heck are you doing big dog?!
Haha! Thanks. Sonny's my buddy! Thanks for watching!
I love ur videos man keep posting and doing ur own reviews on products it helps alot for people like me who are looking to purchase the same fans!! I appreciate the videos sir!!
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
Thanks for making a video on this fan, have looked at this one. How is the fan working for you now, months later?
It's been working great. I hadn't used it much during the winter/early spring months, but the last few weeks it's been on often. No regrets yet! Thanks for watching.
Does it kill other insects?
I'm not sure. I have seen a couple of really small bugs around it before. I'd imagine if other bugs ate it, it might kill them, but they'd have to be attracted to it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks! For a 66 yo widow who’s husband did all the auto work these were the easiest instructions to follow!
Glad it worked out. Thanks for watching
Thank SO very much for your time and hones reviews.....
Glad to do it. Thanks for watching!
Im getting this for welding, thanks for the demo Dave!
Thanks for watching!
Great video thanks! I saw the other guys video as well and I’m with you; I don’t care about the look as much as I do the function. Parts are on order. I have a deep V and I will contribute a video soon! Have a great fishing season!
Still loving it. Hope your fishing is great as well. Thanks for watching. I’m gonna check out your page.
Where is best place to buy one?
Not sure of the best place, but I got mine from Amazon.
@@according2dave thank you
Thanks for the video. Having the same issue on my '13. I'm diving in and getting the harness after watching your video. Appreciate you!
I’ve been good to go since replacing. Good luck and thanks for watching.
What about using a drill bit to chisel away the extra space you need? I like the way you do it, but looking for the cheapest way
I would be careful doing that. It might be difficult to control and could cause damage to the door. I would maybe experiment with some kind of sanding or grinding bit that would go into a drill. Not saying it can’t be done, but I don’t think I would be able to do it with just a drill bit. Good luck. Appreciate you watching.
How long does it last on full charge
I’ve actually not tested that so unfortunately I can’t answer that question. I’ve only used it for about 20 minutes at a time and then I’d be done with it and it would go on the charger.
JUNK WILL NOT WORK LONG!!
Possible. Mine is still working, for now.
Your spare tire lowers down through a hole on the rear bumper…you should give it a try…
Yeah, it works. Thanks for watching.
Nice job. looked like it was very helpful.
Very helpful! Thanks for watching.
Awesome idea
I thought so as well when I saw it. Works pretty good, too. Thanks for watching.
Awwwwwww that is adorable 😍😍😍
They are definitely adorable! Thanks for watching!
Thank you!!
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching. Almost fly season in my area again. Guess I’ll be using it again soon.
To me it’s all a big scam they advertise get rid of the roaches just sticky traps or flies.
Yeah, but I thought I’d give it a try. Wishful thinking I guess. Thanks for watching!
Is it water proof
I don’t remember seeing anything that said it was. The way it’s made I could see where it might be water resistant to some extent, but I doubt that it’s water proof. Thanks for watching!
The follow up video? where are you up to with it?
Yeah, I should have done that by now. It would be positive. It’s been well over a year now and I still use this daily, and we have it in three vehicles.
Ok Thanks I Have just ordered 3 of these, how do they stick 12 months later?
I’m still using the same mounts from the video. So far, mine haven’t moved or fallen off at all. I picked a really smooth surface and cleaned it really well.
Ok thanks very much for the info@@according2dave
Hello, thank you for your review. After watching your video I bought Duo2 POE Version. For some reason the Duo2 is not powering up . But if I connect my other Reolink Camera RLC 811A it works perfectly fine. I have attached it via a POE Switch. I have reached a dead end. What could be the possible reason for this. I have checked the IP addresses and the distance is around 60 100 FEET. Could you please help with your thoughts . Thank you in advance.
Unfortunately I wouldn’t have an idea of what might be wrong. Mine is connected to the REOLINK NVR and works great, after I contacted REOLINK. I would recommend contacting their customer support to see if they can help troubleshoot with you. Sorry you’re having problems.
You need to make sure that your house is very clean of any food particles. Also move the kitchen 13 gallon kitchen bag to the trash dumpster every day, don't wait until it's full. Don't use free thin plastic store bags. Use 13 gallon trash bags. You can build a fly trap out of a wood or PVC frame. The frame is about one cublic foot in size. Cover the frame with screen material on all sides, except the bottom. On the bottom, form the screen as an inverted cone, with the smallest part of the one very small in size. The small opening of the cone is located in the center of the volume of screened space. Then put bait under the fly trap, like bloody meat. Liver is cheap for bait. Put the bait in a small aluminum foil self formed tray with edges a couple inches high. The space between the bottom of the fly trap needs to be only about an inch above the ground or floor. Put the fly trap outside your house, away some distance from your house. The fly trap will catch thousands or tens of thousands of flies. The flies will go under the small gap of the fly trap, then will go to the bait. When the flies leave the bait, the natural tendency of files is to fly upward. They fly into the inverted screened cone. They buzz around the inverted screened cone. Then they walk up the screened cone through the small opening of the cone. Then they fly into the screened fly trap. Once inside the fly trap, they can't find the opening to get out of the fly trap. On rare occasions, a fly will discover the way out of the fly trap, finding the small hole in the inverted cone. But it's unnatural for them to walk downward out of the fly trap, so they walk back up the inverted cone, and get trapped again. After several days, there will be thousands of flies in the fly trap. You'll need to change the bait every day or two. You'll notice a drastic reduction of the population of flies in your area outside. It takes several days for the live flies to die that are inside of the fly trap. If you submerge in a larger container of water overnight, the fies will all be dead the next morning from drowning. I've never used that type of fly trap indoors, but it would probably work indoors. If you drastically reduce the population of flies outside of your house, there won't be flies getting into your house. You also need to close your doors right away, don't leave your doors or windows open for a long time period. Windows should have screens, to prevent flies from ever entering the house through the windows. After the fly trap is a year or several years old, you might need to throw it away and build a new fly trap, because the tens of thousands of dead flies start to smell pretty bad.
Thanks for all the great advice. Thanks for watching.
When you connect it to the NVR, can you split the view over two channels?
I’ve never tried to split the view so I’m not sure. I haven’t noticed that option. That would probably be a question for REOLINK. Sorry I’m not more help on that. Thanks for watching.
@@according2dave thanks for your reply