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I didn't like that ratchet (the Titan one). It doesn't lock into place. Which makes it a terrible screwdriver ironically.

Interesting. I have 2 stations around my house that sell non ethanol premium fuel. I guess i am lucky. I have never considered what i would do if they did not exist.

Nice kit wish i had that tiny ratchet set and the micro knipex locks out of all that

Rad channel ❤

Nice tip on cleaning out the head on screws.

9:45 Worn bushing or bearing on armature? Angle gears have improper mesh (too tight, from being dropped)? Check bearings in head?

Putting together a highway kit for the bike. This video is excellent. 👍🏼

The knipex are great but those humble channellocks get the work done without all the flash

I was so curious about this after your tool kit video! Thanks for answering this question. Also I cannot believe it never occurred to me to clean out old rusty screw heads before trying to undo them, ha. This will be so helpful replacing the old deck boards.

Instead of using the plastic vent caps install a metal truck tire valve stem. Remove the schrader valve. It won’t accidentally open.

This ethanol has been on gas since 1979 and only in the last 10-15 years had ppl started blaming everything on it. I just haven’t seen it. It will attract water like a sponge so don’t leave it in ur carbs and tanks if they are vented and they all are

Those must be some very small boats with all those tiny tools

Dude, you inspired me! Your tripod flashlight stand is great! For the last half hour or so I was wrapping gear ties around most of my flashlights. So many mounting options now! This is a revolutionary thing for me and a lot of the guys in the edc community, I think! Thank you!

Outstanding!! Great video for showing how different everyone's everyday carry can be. Now get out and use it everybody!!

If you deal with battery corrosion a lot would it be viable to have a small bottle of vinegar and IPA? I use vinegar on old camera gear and it basically nukes battery corrosion and use IPA to wipe everything clean.

Why not a headlamp? Will take up less space than that Maxion and goes right on your head so you don't have to fiddle with setting it up or block the light while working.

Great videos! Keep up the good work!

It's a feature, not a bug: It gives you a chance to change out the cord before it crumbles and cracks to dust as the cord on everything Makita makes eventually does.

That ratchet is great, finding sockets took a hunt. Walmart had the answer, an $18CAD kit with useful sizes and a 1/4" hex adapter for the driver bits. Canadian Tire had the wire brush though as a 3-pack for under $10. I also added a travel size vaseline for greasing battery posts after cleaning. Great vid, helped me realize I haven't been carrying some basics when out with the kayak or boating.

Most sensible edc tool kit I've seen.

have you tried cursing at it?

You do cool videos man. You tear into stuff like I do. Also cool that you show mistakes and then own up to your experience level with stuff. I got a feeling you will take off with your channel before long. Well done. I look forward to more of your videos.

If you're keeping the car more than a year or two, I would have used a name brand bearing, not some cheap Chinese one that will start howling in six months.

Bad Waters. Hot Area. me would Take a Law against Lithium , Beer , and Petrol. 😢😢😢 thanks lg Rupp

Good stuff boys🎉

Oh yes, almost all of my fixes were in the driveway. lol. Enjoy seeing you guys around the home front. Good job!

Very nice video! But you gave the wrong link for the L wrench. Can you fix that please?

Your brother Bam Bam is a monster

Great video. Please tell me more about pic use cases.

Sorry,,, you are annoying.

I’m getting out of a little funk and no better way to kick it off than with a HackSquatch video! Happy to be back in the garage!

Recommendation for you.. a strong Styrofoam float to attach to the zipper. If that thing goes over, it may save you a lot of time and money to replace it all. It may not keep it afloat but it may slow it down as well as be more visable in the water than dark green. Also, im glad you mentioned a pick! I just finished a set that i cut down and mounted in 1/4 drivers to keep in my leatherman pouch and do away with some of the bulk yet still have at hand. Great content!

This was a great suggestion, learned a lot thanks!

You can also turn the jug upside down and purge slurry out

Entertaining video. I like that you're not pushing sponsored/gifted stuff and using less expensive but effective items. Honestly though, unless you're like this guy on a boat, or maybe homeless and couch surfing, you don't need all this. Just need the things you touch more than twice a week. For me as a Dad/Husband and home owner I have full size tools a few steps away in the garage or my trunk. My urban EDC is a Mini Champ, a mini RovyVon light, some bandaids, alcohol wipes and hair ties for the kid/wife.

I don't know why I haven't thought of this before... I use water to check ethanol quantity on vehicles. Great point about losing some octane when removing the ethanol too!

Being a truck driver I have developed a hobby on the highway and that is collecting fuel containers that have been left on the roadside or blew out of the back of a truck. my pride and joy is a 6 gallon racing jug that has no epa bullcrap valve nozzle bullshittery. when you close the openings in this can it is air tight.

add a squirt of premium two stroke oil to the gas to give it some top cylinder lubrication. Does not matter how much water you use because it does not mix with gas and will combine with the ethanol. I use the same water jug you have but mine is mounted upside down with an opening in the bottom and a hose mounted to the bottom. I add octane boost to my processed green goblin fuel. Works great for the last five years in my Riding lawn mower. 30 minutes is plenty of time if you have a hose at the bottom and you blow air into the mix. I don't waste my money on stabil. But your young and still learning and its been good to tune you up.

Thanks so much. You can also transfer the left overs to a taller thinner cylinder and let it settle again. You'll get more depth

Be careful that wire brush doesn't contaminate you pack with battery acid and start to rot it. I'd wash and rinse it very thoroughly before putting it back in your kit.

An EDC that prioritize usefulness over anything else. I've made my own EDC (different needs so different tools, but same spirit), and been consuming some EDC content these last couple days to compare : am flabergasted by the amount of useless, 'look-at-me' bs there is. This is functional and practical, the only parameters that matter to me ; truly appreciated it, and got one or two ideas from it.

Does the L screwdriver thingy ratcher on the short end or not? I am looking to get sth similar but I need it to ratchet. I am building my own pocket tool kit.

Thanks!

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Lol 😂 this is great! You came up on me un-announced like me it lots!

They make usb cables that have mini/usbc/iphone all on one wire fyi. Also why not just have a fanny pack? Seems like it'd be easier to carry?

Nice job, now how can we separate the alcohol from the water (distillation I guess) so I can burn in my alcohol stove😊

"Small Engines aren't that picky anyways??" Bro, no disrespect but when you're creating a video that teaches how to alter your fuel, you should understand how they work. The compression ratio of your engine is the only thing that matters. So whether they are a tiny 1 cylinder or a v12 anything over 10:1 compression requires octane over 87. It's 92 in California.

Another method is to let it sit and siphon the ethanol off the top

Thanks for another fine video, Brother.