@@fvsoutherngirlyou drive square head lag bolts with a hammer, we use them to mount brackets to power poles. I usually use a 12 point socket tho and it works great. You just can’t over tighten them. Keep the videos coming!!!!!!
@@fastinradfordable seems like that would make sense. I thought for a second that it would just get hot but with the heat wrap in between it shouldn’t. Or does hvac tape just not conduct the heat? Sorry may sound dumb.
Can we all just pause to appreciate that beyond the self evident humor and self-deprecation, Luke may be one of the most positive and wise people of his age… give your nuts a tugs while you are down there. 18:26min mark is me every time I work on something in the Engine Room
When the grease gun gets stuck, unscrew the metal fitting on the end of the grease gun a little bit(the coupler that fits over the zerk) and it will come off. Easier than changing out a zerk which may end up breaking off from rust.
I used to resemble a lot of this. "Shade Tree Mechanics". Not meant to be anything other than complimentary. Means you don't let silly little things like lack of the exact tools and hardware, get in the way of accomplishing things. Just "Git 'er done!" Love your videos Luke. Great mix of humor, common sense and good hard work! Something this country is sorely in need of more of. ONWARD AND UPWARD!
Hey Luke the noise you heard when you started the Tundra that went away was a secondary air injection pump! It's pumps extra air into the exhaust to increase the oxygen across the catalytic converter to reduce emissions on a cold start.
Omg Sir, you have made my day. I too do the same when making things. I have stared at many a projects to get them done. Thank you so much. Good luck this season.
As someone with ADHD who's mind wonders A LOT... I really appreciate your constant jumping around and ability to task the way you do. I do the same. Feels like nothing is happening, but everything is slowly getting done! Keep up the great work!
I cannot get enough of your videos. Not even sure how I found them to be honest. Keep up the good work. Good to see a young person working hard for what they want and not just getting handed what you want.
Crane signals are easy. Thumbs up/down, move the boom up/down Hands together with thumbs pointing out, stretch the boom Finger pointing up/down, cable up/down Pinch of salt up/down cable up/down slowly 😊
Need 8 point socket to drive a square head lag bolts. Have a few that I got them cheap at flea markets. Have a 1/2" unusual 4 point socket for a 1/2" drive ratchet wrench which probably only paid $2 for the used thing 35 years ago and have used it to drive square headed bolt on Greenlee hand knock outs.
Holy shit I believe I witnessed a miracle! That bracket you made, short of having some paint on it, was actually incredibly well made and thought out! I don’t believe it! I expected a 12mm ring spanner cut up and epoxied and zip tied onto the old bracket and a bunch of hose clamps but I was genuinely, legitimately surprised!!
@fastinradfordable seems like it would defeat the purpose of the glass wrap. Glass wrap is mean to take the sizzle away from the burn. Aluminum will definitely add that sizzle back
Boy that shiny new engine sho' is purdy!. 😅 Btw if you ever need hinge pins and don't have any or can't find them you can strip the flux off of welding rods or use the correct gauge of non-fluxed rod. You just pick the right diameter welding rod cut to length and either spot weld one end or preferably bend the end 90° to give it an easy to pull on handle. They work great. In your application though I'd recommend stainless rod to prevent corrosion and a frozen pin in the hinge, lol.
for square lugs or screws, use a gator drill tool, or you can also buy a hex set for drills too, I use this for cars or home projects all the time since I got tired of keep turning a wrench
Watching u inspires me to get my butt in gear. Ive been procrastinating on important things i have to get done before i have my baby and im 6 months now and only getting bigger. Also, watching handle that covering with no gloves had me itching like crazy. U crack me up and i really enjoy ur videos. For the record, i dont know how to do any of this so it all looks professional to me. I hope my son ends up having the ingenuity u have.
When you do a "fish tape line" if you do about twice the length +5, 6 feet you can always leave the line in place and have a semi-permanent fish tape in place for next time, the extraz length lets you go back and forth completely both ways without issue.
The trash cans. Use a trash bag or some painting plastic. Cut a strip. Spray glue on it. And stick it on the inside of the trash cans to cover all the snag points even bottom.
Watching Luke ramble about what he needs to do and in what order to do it is something I can relate to a lot I think we just get that from living on the bay I lose everything after I set it down and spend more time looking for than I do using it
Just so you know for next time the heat rap for the stack is recommended to be soaked in water before installing it. It allows it to be streched tighter around the pipe then when it dries it shinks a little bit and helps it hold on the pupe tighter.
Hey Luke this is experience talking. Watch those fiberglass rods. As they age they will put tiny little slivers in your hands if you rub up or down on them. Just passing along my hard learned tip. Enjoy your channel. Good luck with the season!!
Those are hard head bolts. They are used for building power line brackets on power poles. Just drive them in with a hammer and then you can back them out with a wrench.
As a fellow blue collar worker, I can relate to your many thought processes, and dropping something in a hole, find it, and then drop it again back in the hole
The square head lags are drove in with a hammer. I’m a lineman and we use them on cross arm braces and are sent home with a hammer! We call them hard heads because of that only use a wrench to remove them.
They make 8 point sockets for square headed bolts. I thoroughly enjoy your show.. reminds me of me when I was your age. I’m 73 now.. keep up the good content. Give my best to your bride.
@@robertfandel9442 usually their square head would fit into a groove, thus eliminating the use of a tool, to hold it in place, as the nut is tightened.
Luke next time you put that exhaust wrap on definitely soak it in some water and you will definitely be able to pull it tighter and go a little bit further on the pipe and also it will definitely look much nicer!!! Even if the exhaust wrap says no need to soak it in water I still always soak it in water and it definitely works much nicer!!! Just letting you know!!!!
For the smell in the truck change the cabin air filter ( if it has 1 ) figure a way to but some baking soda in like a plastic sandwich container with holes in the lid and just stick it under the seat. Then put a note on the dash or steering wheel so you remember to take it out in a couple month's. ( you dont need a accidentally situation with a police officer some day )
Just ran across your videos and look forward to watching all of them. Nice to see a young person taking ownership of their life path. Like the Beatles said in the song, "And in the end, the life path you take is equal to the life path you make". Good luck.
For those square headed lags you might be able to find a 12 point socket that will work. If not they make 8 point sockets aka double square sockets and they will work on square headed lags. Another option is one of those universal sockets that has a bunch of spring loaded pins in it and works on just about any nut or bolt regardless of shape or size.
Hay Luke just some advice with the heat wrap if you soak it in water first then put it on, as it dries it will get tighter otherwise it gets loose after a while
Focus problem. Instead of stressful context switches cut holes then fit stick pole in holes then context switch cut holes then fit stick pole. Cut holes until all holes are cut safely. Then fit the sticks poles in the brute grey containers.
75/2 = 37.5 not 32.5, I hope that doesn't matter too much. Also buy an 8 or 12 point socket for the square lag bolts, it makes them way easier to put in.
I can use a guy with a little know how around an aluminum welding set up. Trying to build a shallow water anchor system for my dingy! (Manual power poles)
How about making a small dredge system with your table to dunk pots in. Hook to a small cable let a pulley system yank the pot into the paint and pull it up the table. Dripping excess at the same time. Then you might not get covered in as much paint
Man ima 31 year old guy with 3 kids and a wife that was just in a major accident and watching your videos man like make my day just seeing how you problem solve and come up with solution for them just remind me of when I was able to work as a carpenter man and it really makes my day man keep up the hard work man your going to be were you want to be watch
Common issue on the hood latch. Lube up the small spring and lever on the latch itself. Then work the release until the handle feels like it has a touch of tension all the way through the pull. You'll need to first completely retract the release spring first. And then lube and work it. It's super easy with 2 people because the first 2,3,4 times you'll need to use a small screwdriver of sorts to retract the release spring inside the latch assbly. Good luck
Stainless seizing wire. Every boat needs a spool. Works for fiberglass heat wrap. The wrap will help, but sliding a loose length of heat duct around the whole thing will make it even better.
As for roof. When you rebuild. If the issue is the holes on posts wearing oval. Then you could try the joining staple pads used to create roofing joists. Put them directly under the load of the bolts on the wood for extra support or you could try just metal strap doing the same. Or a size bigger pvc as a bushing to keep bolt from reacting and biting in. Spreading the load. Just seal the ends so no sitting water. Should keep it for the life of the roof.
7:55 I'm going to guess you have the grease gun tip tightened down all the way. Try loosening it up a bit and the internal clamp will release the fitting. And 75 divided by 2 is 37.5.
8pt sockets... the weird ones in the set that no one uses lol. Those will drive square lags and can also use to remove garboard plugs with square heeasy! 8 Point socket and ratchet, while they do make a good hammer, will also make removing a garboard easy peasy!
I’m Going To Come All Way From Indiana to visit your shop this summer time 4 kids in tow lord Help us that’s worthy a bakers dozen and a hands shake.. never had a proper introduction to those typsea crabs.. keep building n being humble and kind world is your oyster brother! -Bryan
Luke, I feel your pain when it comes to losing things. I've learned many tricks over my years in the shop. My only wish is that I'd paid more attention to my Dad's way of setting up projects like you deal with every year before the season starts. So here goes, could you find an empty p'nut butter jar that's big enough to fit your hand into that has a screw on lid? Take it to your project sight to put those nuts, bolts and washers in while you're working or something that won't tip over while you're working on the boat. Spray paint the outside of it bright orange. Put a piece of masking top on one side top to bottom before you spray paint it so you can peel it off after it dries. You'll be able to see the contents thru the clear plastic jar. When you decide you want to retire someday, start up a Consulting Firm for other crabbers so you can share your hard earned knowledge with others. That is if there are any crabs left to catch of course. Wishing you the best season EVER.
Use a carbide tipped masonry bit to drill metal. It works surprisingly well.. Better and cheaper than HSS twist drills. Holes are not as accurate but they are holes.
Looks like your pots will be 65’ apart this year 😂😂 love the videos!
I was thinking the same thing, that up north math is completely different then how we do it in the south. 🤣
Looks like AJ got another day of work 😂
@@fvsoutherngirlyou drive square head lag bolts with a hammer, we use them to mount brackets to power poles. I usually use a 12 point socket tho and it works great. You just can’t over tighten them. Keep the videos coming!!!!!!
I was screaming Nooooo!!! 😂😂
Crab math
Barehanding fiberglass exhaust wrap and only regretting not having sleeves. 146% boat guy, not like there was any doubt. Madman.
Wrap your exhaust wrap with aluminum hvac tape.
Thank me later.
He's wearing lunchlady gloves😂
I didn't see them on that initial roll, I did notice them on the second. lol
@@fastinradfordable seems like that would make sense. I thought for a second that it would just get hot but with the heat wrap in between it shouldn’t. Or does hvac tape just not conduct the heat? Sorry may sound dumb.
Can we all just pause to appreciate that beyond the self evident humor and self-deprecation, Luke may be one of the most positive and wise people of his age… give your nuts a tugs while you are down there.
18:26min mark is me every time I work on something in the Engine Room
Ingenuity at its finest.
He belongs with the Gen X crowd for sure.
Figure it out with scrap.. bend it.. grind it.. weld it.. bolt it.. bitch at it on the way...
And it works
Love watching you work. It makes me feel i am not the only one doing 5 min of work and 2 hours of searching for a tool i just had in my hand.
Half my work day is chasing things I just put down
Find a 12 point socket that will fit the square head screw..
8 point works better.
Ball peen hammer
They also make a universal socket that just has a bunch of pins that push it when you push it up to any bolt. Fits everything out there.
@matthewkendall1861 those universal sockets are awful.
Universal sockets are as good for a socket as they are a hammer
When the grease gun gets stuck, unscrew the metal fitting on the end of the grease gun a little bit(the coupler that fits over the zerk) and it will come off. Easier than changing out a zerk which may end up breaking off from rust.
Luke im a 70 year old man i love watching you.thank you
I used to resemble a lot of this. "Shade Tree Mechanics". Not meant to be anything other than complimentary. Means you don't let silly little things like lack of the exact tools and hardware, get in the way of accomplishing things. Just "Git 'er done!" Love your videos Luke. Great mix of humor, common sense and good hard work! Something this country is sorely in need of more of. ONWARD AND UPWARD!
Couldn't agree more lol. You said that perfectly
Nothing better than me laying in bed watching you work! Great job luke.
Glad you enjoyed!
Just found this channel. I have been watching all the old videos. I have a lot of respect for how hard a worker you are!
Hey Luke the noise you heard when you started the Tundra that went away was a secondary air injection pump! It's pumps extra air into the exhaust to increase the oxygen across the catalytic converter to reduce emissions on a cold start.
Man I grew up comercial fishing and shrimping. Watching your videos brings back soooooo many memories.
21:41 I like the glove being used as a cushion for the hose
Omg Sir, you have made my day. I too do the same when making things. I have stared at many a projects to get them done. Thank you so much. Good luck this season.
Thanks!
I don’t know about everyone else, but the rooster cockadoodle dooling in the background is great!
Haha! It’s fitting.
As someone with ADHD who's mind wonders A LOT... I really appreciate your constant jumping around and ability to task the way you do. I do the same. Feels like nothing is happening, but everything is slowly getting done!
Keep up the great work!
I cannot get enough of your videos. Not even sure how I found them to be honest. Keep up the good work. Good to see a young person working hard for what they want and not just getting handed what you want.
Crane signals are easy.
Thumbs up/down, move the boom up/down
Hands together with thumbs pointing out, stretch the boom
Finger pointing up/down, cable up/down
Pinch of salt up/down cable up/down slowly 😊
Need 8 point socket to drive a square head lag bolts. Have a few that I got them cheap at flea markets. Have a 1/2" unusual 4 point socket for a 1/2" drive ratchet wrench which probably only paid $2 for the used thing 35 years ago and have used it to drive square headed bolt on Greenlee hand knock outs.
I admire your work ethic, so many people today have gotten a bit lazy, expecting premium. Remember to take time for the family and self. God bless
Holy shit I believe I witnessed a miracle! That bracket you made, short of having some paint on it, was actually incredibly well made and thought out! I don’t believe it! I expected a 12mm ring spanner cut up and epoxied and zip tied onto the old bracket and a bunch of hose clamps but I was genuinely, legitimately surprised!!
I like ur idea better
The exhaust wrap works alot better and keeps fiberglass down if you soak it with water first
Also tightens it when it dries.
Wrap it with aluminum hvac tape after.
Thank me later.
@fastinradfordable seems like it would defeat the purpose of the glass wrap.
Glass wrap is mean to take the sizzle away from the burn. Aluminum will definitely add that sizzle back
12 point socket the size you need, for the lag screws.. triple wall heater pipe for a chimney will make a good exhaust pipe.
Boy that shiny new engine sho' is purdy!. 😅
Btw if you ever need hinge pins and don't have any or can't find them you can strip the flux off of welding rods or use the correct gauge of non-fluxed rod. You just pick the right diameter welding rod cut to length and either spot weld one end or preferably bend the end 90° to give it an easy to pull on handle. They work great. In your application though I'd recommend stainless rod to prevent corrosion and a frozen pin in the hinge, lol.
Same with vinyl siding if you turn the blade around it cuts better doesn’t break as many pieces
for square lugs or screws, use a gator drill tool, or you can also buy a hex set for drills too, I use this for cars or home projects all the time since I got tired of keep turning a wrench
These videos of watching you doing whatever are so entertaining.
Haha I’m glad you enjoy them!
Watching u inspires me to get my butt in gear. Ive been procrastinating on important things i have to get done before i have my baby and im 6 months now and only getting bigger. Also, watching handle that covering with no gloves had me itching like crazy. U crack me up and i really enjoy ur videos. For the record, i dont know how to do any of this so it all looks professional to me. I hope my son ends up having the ingenuity u have.
When you do a "fish tape line" if you do about twice the length +5, 6 feet you can always leave the line in place and have a semi-permanent fish tape in place for next time, the extraz length lets you go back and forth completely both ways without issue.
As a fellow Marylander and small business owner I appreciate the doing it right the first way vs. time in the day sentiment. Good stuff.
The trash cans. Use a trash bag or some painting plastic. Cut a strip. Spray glue on it. And stick it on the inside of the trash cans to cover all the snag points even bottom.
Good idea
Watching Luke ramble about what he needs to do and in what order to do it is something I can relate to a lot I think we just get that from living on the bay I lose everything after I set it down and spend more time looking for than I do using it
you need heat resistant lagging paste to put on the smoke stack it will hold the wrap on and keep the fiberglass contained. 13 yrs repairing ships.
Work, your socket will fit the square head. The reason being if it does strip, you have more material there to take it out.
Just so you know for next time the heat rap for the stack is recommended to be soaked in water before installing it. It allows it to be streched tighter around the pipe then when it dries it shinks a little bit and helps it hold on the pupe tighter.
square heads are a safety lag ... you can drive them with a 8 point socket of the right size ..any auto parts or HF should have them
Hey Luke this is experience talking. Watch those fiberglass rods. As they age they will put tiny little slivers in your hands if you rub up or down on them. Just passing along my hard learned tip. Enjoy your channel. Good luck with the season!!
Those are hard head bolts. They are used for building power line brackets on power poles. Just drive them in with a hammer and then you can back them out with a wrench.
As a fellow blue collar worker, I can relate to your many thought processes, and dropping something in a hole, find it, and then drop it again back in the hole
The square head lags are drove in with a hammer. I’m a lineman and we use them on cross arm braces and are sent home with a hammer! We call them hard heads because of that only use a wrench to remove them.
Square drive socket. Wet the fiberglass wrap first. It reduces the glass in your hands. Keeps you from breathing it as well.
They make 8 point sockets for square headed bolts. I thoroughly enjoy your show.. reminds me of me when I was your age. I’m 73 now.. keep up the good content. Give my best to your bride.
Square lag screws are used in wood construction and are often ordered for aesthetic purposes and provide a rustic look.
So definitely not practical or convenient like Luke said lol
Square head has been around forever. Lots of old farm equipment and early cars trucks. That's what 8 point sockets are for.
@@robertfandel9442 usually their square head would fit into a groove, thus eliminating the use of a tool, to hold it in place, as the nut is tightened.
Luke next time you put that exhaust wrap on definitely soak it in some water and you will definitely be able to pull it tighter and go a little bit further on the pipe and also it will definitely look much nicer!!! Even if the exhaust wrap says no need to soak it in water I still always soak it in water and it definitely works much nicer!!! Just letting you know!!!!
For the smell in the truck change the cabin air filter ( if it has 1 ) figure a way to but some baking soda in like a plastic sandwich container with holes in the lid and just stick it under the seat. Then put a note on the dash or steering wheel so you remember to take it out in a couple month's. ( you dont need a accidentally situation with a police officer some day )
Good installament.....getting geared up for the additional work! Excited to see how the stand turns out as well.....KEEP IT UP!
Just ran across your videos and look forward to watching all of them. Nice to see a young person taking ownership of their life path. Like the Beatles said in the song, "And in the end, the life path you take is equal to the life path you make". Good luck.
For those square headed lags you might be able to find a 12 point socket that will work. If not they make 8 point sockets aka double square sockets and they will work on square headed lags. Another option is one of those universal sockets that has a bunch of spring loaded pins in it and works on just about any nut or bolt regardless of shape or size.
Hay Luke just some advice with the heat wrap if you soak it in water first then put it on, as it dries it will get tighter otherwise it gets loose after a while
Focus problem. Instead of stressful context switches cut holes then fit stick pole in holes then context switch cut holes then fit stick pole. Cut holes until all holes are cut safely. Then fit the sticks poles in the brute grey containers.
You can get square sockets or 8*
Point sockets instead of your typical 6 or 12 point sockets for square head bolts.
Spray the wrap with silicone spray and it help keep it in place and less fibers after your done
There are days I miss being a crab fishermen (I work on tugboats now) then I watch one of your videos and I don’t miss it anymore lmao
I have a pair of vice grips that I put under the edge of my hood to push up on it a little while I go pull the cable and it works every time.
75/2 = 37.5 not 32.5, I hope that doesn't matter too much. Also buy an 8 or 12 point socket for the square lag bolts, it makes them way easier to put in.
12 point sockets fit on square heads. Theres also double square sockets if youre feeling fancy.
If you have problems with the clamps for the wrap on your stack turn them to the back
23:10 wind up the rubber buffer for the bonnet and it'll fix it
Best thing I found for cutting aluminum is Lenox tube of lube. It a wax lube that works great
Luke know your a busy man I’ve got. Buddy here on the shore does welding if you want an aluminum canopy done for the boat you put the wooden one on
I can use a guy with a little know how around an aluminum welding set up. Trying to build a shallow water anchor system for my dingy! (Manual power poles)
Sounds expensive
Luke , You need 8 point sockets for square head lags. Great videos. You're a hard worker! Rusty
Thanks for watching Rusty!
Better get on it Luke season is here in watching always wish you the absolute best
I feel the same way when working on things. Of course I got 50 years on you. That is a beautiful engine.
That wind is the power steering belt don't worry it just goes away after it starts to warm up a bit
Use an eight point socket on square headed bolts, you can probably get a set at Harbor freight
How about making a small dredge system with your table to dunk pots in. Hook to a small cable let a pulley system yank the pot into the paint and pull it up the table. Dripping excess at the same time. Then you might not get covered in as much paint
Man ima 31 year old guy with 3 kids and a wife that was just in a major accident and watching your videos man like make my day just seeing how you problem solve and come up with solution for them just remind me of when I was able to work as a carpenter man and it really makes my day man keep up the hard work man your going to be were you want to be watch
Thanks for watching! Here’s to a fast recovery 🍻
Soak the exhaust wrap in water 1st. It will stretch and stay tighter when dried.
Plus easier on the hands.
They actually make sockets for square head bolts
The bait shop comment is hilarious. Everyone is an expert
Common issue on the hood latch. Lube up the small spring and lever on the latch itself. Then work the release until the handle feels like it has a touch of tension all the way through the pull. You'll need to first completely retract the release spring first. And then lube and work it. It's super easy with 2 people because the first 2,3,4 times you'll need to use a small screwdriver of sorts to retract the release spring inside the latch assbly. Good luck
Stainless seizing wire. Every boat needs a spool. Works for fiberglass heat wrap. The wrap will help, but sliding a loose length of heat duct around the whole thing will make it even better.
Use an 8 point socket for square head
Getting the exhaust wrap wet first helps it go om tighter and better.
Don't forget to test those brakes! Lol,the hood slam at the end was par for the course.
As for roof. When you rebuild. If the issue is the holes on posts wearing oval. Then you could try the joining staple pads used to create roofing joists. Put them directly under the load of the bolts on the wood for extra support or you could try just metal strap doing the same. Or a size bigger pvc as a bushing to keep bolt from reacting and biting in. Spreading the load. Just seal the ends so no sitting water. Should keep it for the life of the roof.
An 8 pt socket is used on square head bolts.
Had it in my pocket,,, now I need it,,, now it’s gone? LOL 😂 love it
That’s half my work day 😆
8 point sockets are made for square heads. Or a 12 point socket will work
7:55 I'm going to guess you have the grease gun tip tightened down all the way. Try loosening it up a bit and the internal clamp will release the fitting. And 75 divided by 2 is 37.5.
Use a 8 point socket for those lag bolts.
Use a high tooth count blade and leave it forward.
Take the square head to your socket set and find the one that fits it works 12 point socket works best
8pt sockets... the weird ones in the set that no one uses lol. Those will drive square lags and can also use to remove garboard plugs with square heeasy! 8 Point socket and ratchet, while they do make a good hammer, will also make removing a garboard easy peasy!
I’m Going To Come All Way From Indiana to visit your shop this summer time 4 kids in tow lord Help us that’s worthy a bakers dozen and a hands shake.. never had a proper introduction to those typsea crabs.. keep building n being humble and kind world is your oyster brother! -Bryan
Thanks Bryan! My wife’s family if from Peru Indiana
Good morning all!!!!
Napa has stainless zip ties there perfect for holding that heat wrap.
“Dinosaurs in… and you just get hot noise out.” LOL 😂✌️
Great video! Your narration is the best! Love it!!! Hope you have the best season ever! ❤
tip for the exhaust wrap shoulda soak it in pale of water before wrapping then as it dries out it tightens.
use a 12 point socket for the square head lag screws to drive them.
Dude you put in the work for sure,thanks for taking us along. Can’t wait to see what comes of all this.
I can’t wait either! Haha
There are sockets that you can use to drive the square heads.
Luke, I feel your pain when it comes to losing things. I've learned many tricks over my years in the shop. My only wish is that I'd paid more attention to my Dad's way of setting up projects like you deal with every year before the season starts. So here goes, could you find an empty p'nut butter jar that's big enough to fit your hand into that has a screw on lid? Take it to your project sight to put those nuts, bolts and washers in while you're working or something that won't tip over while you're working on the boat. Spray paint the outside of it bright orange. Put a piece of masking top on one side top to bottom before you spray paint it so you can peel it off after it dries. You'll be able to see the contents thru the clear plastic jar. When you decide you want to retire someday, start up a Consulting Firm for other crabbers so you can share your hard earned knowledge with others. That is if there are any crabs left to catch of course. Wishing you the best season EVER.
Use a carbide tipped masonry bit to drill metal. It works surprisingly well.. Better and cheaper than HSS twist drills. Holes are not as accurate but they are holes.
Hi luke i own a commercial lobster boat out of maine love seeing your videos and makeing comparisons between our 2 industrys keep up the great videos!
They make 8 point Sockets for square bolts, used on older farm equipment.
Your ADHD at 12:15 is so freaking relatable 😂
Watching Luke has made me ADHD! 😁
You can drive square heads with an 8 pt or 12 pt socket
Love the vibe of all your videos… Real and down to earth.. 🤪