A tip for storing your sharpie is to keep it ink side down so it doesn't dry out, it's a tip I was taught when learning to survey, the boss was always on about little things like that. We use the thick king sized sharpies and I can still remember him saying "Those things cost $3 per sharpie, if I catch you ink side up you owe me $3."
Happy birthday Mr wranglerstar! Still looking young. Love all your videos! Been watching for years and you’ve never gotten old. Could watch your videos over and over. Thank you!
Two additions that have been incredibly helpful A pair of vise grips - heavy yes but worth it, I’ve lost count of how many random staples I’ve pulled with them or other odd uses A hex shank, impact rated drill bit that is sized for whatever screws you’re running. It’ll run in whatever drill or impact you have on you and saves you from climbing down a ladder when you realize you should pre-drill something
Still framing 35yrs, my occidental pouch is 25yrs old. American made. Same style, but occidental suspenders. The leather pouches are for dry climates, not on cape cod. Add a chalk line ( Tajima) and pocket level and your all set. Great channel 👍🇺🇸
Happy Birthday! Loved how you played piano with one hand and filmed those amazing kids with the other to close out the video. A treat for us all. Thanks
And Happy Birthday Brother. Wish you a great day, happiness, Health and wealth. May u live long and see the happiness and success of your lovely children, of course with Mrs Wranglerstar
Happy birthday. I had mine on the 27th was in isolation but I had my wife and kids with me so it’s all I needed . Blessings to you and your family. Stay safe
Happy Birthday! Thank you for the years of amazing content. You have truly been a light and encouragement in the TH-cam community. Really appreciate all you do.
I guess I didn't work in the electrician trade long enough, but I always cleaned up after myself, the isn't complete if there's still a mess. Thanks Cody for more things I need to add to my Amazon cart.
Blessed be your family! I love all your vids. You are teaching me so much as a carpenter and I really appreciate all the work your putting in at doing things correctly. I aspire to be like you one day my friend. Been plumber 12yr carpenter 6 yr.
Shout out to Cody! I have been following you almost ten years back now. Watching your back to basics, building your first homestead and living a more fulfilling life inspired me to get in touch with my ranching heritage and make a living of it. To get out of the rat race and live what many consider to be a hard life. In the face of everything going on today I am prepared as can be and have my family well situated in a “strategic location” on the ranch. I believe hardship is coming but pray and hope for the best to come from it. You and Mrs W helped my wife and I take the steps necessary to really live our lives together and work hard. God bless you Sir.
This is an interesting topic title. Cody you continue to amaze me with your video title meanings. I continue to pray for you guys daily, God Bless you and your family. Happy birthday.
Have just about the same Occidental rig. Being an interior metal framer and drywall guy my left side has an extra pocket for more screws always carried three different screw types, Bought it in 95 still going strong.
An old timer taught me a long time ago to keep your tape on your left, so when you put it away you can grab your speed square in one motion. He always said seconds add up to minutes throughout the day.
I’m inheriting a commercial roofing business from my dad - who has been at it for 20+ years. He has always carried a pair of 3-4 inch channel locks In His pocket and has gotten me doing it too. The 4” knipex pliers are the most handy thing you could possibly add to your edc.
When it comes to utility knives, everyone has their favorite.. Stanley classic, various DeWalt or Milwaukee, Roberts Fatso, Orcan fixed. etc. Me personally, I prefer the Lenox Gold or the Lutz 357 - both are tool-less retractables with blade storage and are tough\sturdy and easy to change blades. I keep the Lenox in my rig because it's slim and its been there a long time and i keep Lutz 357s in various tool bags\workbench. If anyone is looking for a knife, I would recommend picking up a Lutz 357... It is sturdy, fits the hand well, and is super easy to change the blade. I bought one and liked it so much I went back a week later and bought another.
When my wife and I built our house 26 years ago we grabbed a couple of all leather craftsman tool belts from Sears. They're still in great shape too, other than my wife's having subfloor adhesive on the tape measure holster from leaning too far over the joists where I had just applied the adhesive. Years later her work went to volunteer at a Habitat for Humanity build site so I got her tool belt out and loaded it up for the day. Every time the site supervisor would ask "Hey, does anyone have a _____?" My wife had it in her tool belt and no one else did. They started by framing up a partition wall in the basement and when the site supervisor laid out the wall and my wife spoke up and pointed out "Shouldn't the bottom plate be green treated?" I wish I could have been there that day. When they were done one of her coworkers asked what she was doing working in an office when she could be working in construction. She was by my side every moment building our house, just the two of us and we had a lot of fun. When we bought our hammers, also from Sears, I got a framing hammer and a finishing hammer for the wife so we'd have both, the cashier was being kind of creepy/smart alecky with my wife. When he asked if she selected a left handed hammer or a right handed one I could tell she had more than enough and saw her grip the handle tighter and correctly figured that she was considering braining the guy with it so I put my hand on her arm to settle her down. To this day I don't think he had a clue how close he came as she's a real pistol when she gets mad, especially when she was younger. Ah, good times!
@@sirsweetness8332 She really is. She's got a few dents and dings and is maybe a little worse for wear, as am I, but I wouldn't trade her in for anything and there's no one else that I would have wanted to spend the last 32 years with, much less going forward, God willing.
Image the day when Jack and sweet-loaf leave. Hold precious these days. Take it from me that day is coming. Thank you for sharing. You all have warmed my heart.
This is not a criticism but just an observation about your hammer placement on your belt. When I was working, i worked on an electrical overhead crew. One of the the old timers told me not to put anything in the back of the back loop of your lineman's belt. If you fell that hammer or wrench is right by your tail bone or your back bone. Maybe fine for walking around but carpenters work off the ground were there is a falling possibility. I know a lot of people have done it for a long time with out any problem, but all it takes is to fall one time. You could make the same argument over eye protection but now a days everyone uses eye protection PPE. Great info on the bags thanks. Bruce from the city of Orange in Orange county California.
I personally know the owners of shed windows and more. Great family. Right here in SC. Glad they get the Wranglerstar approval. Couldn't happen to a better company.
My work trousers has 2x Knipex, a tape measure, a 18650 flashlight, Spyderco Para Military 2 (thanks Cody), keys, a small packet of teflon tape and insulating tape, 7mm, 8mm, 10mm and 13mm wrenches, an adjustable wrench, multisets for allan keys and torx, stubby screwdrivers for phillips and flat-blade and a small flat-blade for basic electrical work. Still got an one empty pocket for fasteners.
Happy birthday Cody!!! Don't forget to make your wish when you blow out all of them candles! And Knipex are the best pliers ever, you gotta love German engineering.
He has covered this in previous videos but just in case you're wondering go to essential Craftsman and go back a few videos and you'll see a really cool new one that he's useing that being said I will trust what Cody tells you
Youve mentioned in several videos about the signature black paint on your axes, would love to hear about some stories about where that came from and about others signatures that you know of.
Happy Birthday man! I couldn't afford something like that exactly. But I did some research and picked up something that would work for me and what I do. Advice I had taken from you before this video even came out
You got me by about 4 1/2 years, happy birthday old fart. When I was in my tools I never had a job where I could by good quality bags. Scaffold in a steel mill or refinery, formwork or piling are not good places for good money bags. Now I'm a trucker so no more bags unless I'm working at home. God Bless us all, stay healthy and safe. Let's all be good citizens and stay away from each other for a while!
Occidental bags are lifetime bags i know carpenters that have had the same set of bags for 20 plus years. Along with their stiletto framing hammer the wood handle has worn perfectly to their hand.
@@BIGREDTECHThat´s a bad metaphor. What you just said would be " I'm a doctor but i don't help out every time i see someone falling to the ground unconsciousness. i Wouldnt have a life doing that." You should be ashamed but you obviously don't cop the situation and for that i pity you and you are blessed in a way. We should stick together now as a human race. I cant imagine what is going to happened to USA and i pray for Africa.
@@BIGREDTECH Yes my metaphor was right and your metaphor was horrible wrong. That say more about that you might don't have to much logic sense in you. ANd because of that I'm a troll for you? Woaw i wonder who does the most trolling between me and you. The guy who makes sense or the guy that cant even get his metaphor rights when he got all the time in the world to make one up. And btw do you think those firefighters in 9/11 went " well I've done my 8 hours now. Cya guys!" No they worked til they collapsed to drag out dead bodies and save people. You think this is a normal day at work for the doctors and nurses around the world?
I feel like the only guy who actually puts his belt on my waist, above my hips. Like the weightlifters belts. Hips hold it from slipping. Tension helps support back and core. My pants already have a belt i don't need another right there. Idk, each his own.
Happy birthday!!! I have a mora chisel cause you recommend it. I love that thing. I currently have pouches on one side. Everything on one side. I will now be getting a pouch for the other side just for my tool. Thank you for sharing!
I gotta tell you... I upgraded from occidental to diamondback. I was running the occidental adjust to fit comfort series pro framers for years... and I do really like them. But.... my diamondback grrandes are better. The diamondbacks are a bit lighter. Plus the buckle system allows for precise adjustment of the belt strap (the rod through leather hole style can only synch to so many spots... frustrating when i want to be tight). And the hidden side hammer sheath really allows for all sorts of mobility advantage... especially like in and out of the lift. And without leather and all, no worries in or out of wetness if need be... dries right out. Its overall just a better rig, for me at least...
When I worked construction I was a tin knocker. I had a Kline belt I got fresh out of high school, because I was lucky enough to go to a vocational school in high school where I graduated high honors, and I recieved a scholarship from a local HVAC supply company to basically take $2,000 there money and buy as many tools as I wanted. I got gages, screw and nut drivers, a multimeter, strippers, and my tool belt which really came in handy when putting up ducts.
Happy birthday Cody! By the way, if you ever need to replace your Orcon utility knife, I can recommend the Stanley FatMax as it has served me good the last many years.
Happy birthday , one of my favorite youtubers also your book is one the best one that's come out of TH-cam I honestly miss not having it right now in my house it would make my quarantine a little bit better
It was nice to see how much different your pouch is from mine, the different's in Chicken Coop framing and concrete forming. Love the Channel and I use the same hammer love it but I do go through a lot of handles must be the 18 year old in me
So he did this video several years ago, he went through the toolbelt and the stuff he uses, where he puts it. I’d say watch that video it’s in his history, it’s fun to see how people’s preferences change over the years. Also I use those kinda suspenders I love them
You should really check out the Stanley folding chisel. I've beaten that thing up for the past 4 years and is still working great. Highly recommended! check it out.
Happy birthday, I’m new to the channel, kind of (take this the right way please) thankful for COVID so I can deep dive this channel. Keep up the great content.
Happy birthday, thank to making those awesome video everyday, specialy in this hard time we living right now. Jack should have an tools belt too, like his dad. """Don't drop mesurment instruments, keep it in your back pocket"""
A tip for storing your sharpie is to keep it ink side down so it doesn't dry out, it's a tip I was taught when learning to survey, the boss was always on about little things like that. We use the thick king sized sharpies and I can still remember him saying "Those things cost $3 per sharpie, if I catch you ink side up you owe me $3."
51 years, and your wisdom is strong and exactly what any good man wants to be, jacks gona become a world class man under your belt!
This guy is a trained Medic and he is locking himself in instead of helping people. What a hero Medic.
SeaDawgOST his family is upmost important at the moment you nitwit
@@trevorholland7 So all the doctors and nurses around the world should go home, buy a gun and wait this out?
SeaDawgOST he quit his job being a firefighter are you burnt out or what?
SeaDawgOST he can help his neighbors anytime he wants too
I’m in school to be a carpenter and this video helped me a lot thank you. I really look forward to watching more videos!
Happy birthday Mr wranglerstar! Still looking young. Love all your videos! Been watching for years and you’ve never gotten old. Could watch your videos over and over. Thank you!
Two additions that have been incredibly helpful
A pair of vise grips - heavy yes but worth it, I’ve lost count of how many random staples I’ve pulled with them or other odd uses
A hex shank, impact rated drill bit that is sized for whatever screws you’re running. It’ll run in whatever drill or impact you have on you and saves you from climbing down a ladder when you realize you should pre-drill something
I prefer a pair of electricians dykes for staples
Happy birthday Cody. You are in absolutely great shape and mobility and no doubt you will be the same in 15 years to come.
Still framing 35yrs, my occidental pouch is 25yrs old. American made. Same style, but occidental suspenders. The leather pouches are for dry climates, not on cape cod. Add a chalk line ( Tajima) and pocket level and your all set. Great channel 👍🇺🇸
Happy Birthday! Loved how you played piano with one hand and filmed those amazing kids with the other to close out the video. A treat for us all. Thanks
Thank you Ken,
And Happy Birthday Brother.
Wish you a great day, happiness, Health and wealth.
May u live long and see the happiness and success of your lovely children, of course with Mrs Wranglerstar
Happy birthday Cody! Thank you for the guidance and advice you’ve given me for the past 8 years now. May god bless you and your family.
I have the same bags that I got when I was a 1st stage apprentice and I don’t ever see myself getting a different set of bags. They’re great 👍🏾!
The belt is awesome.
Went through 6 sets of cheap ones. Got my Occidental with some extras for about 450 and it's been THE best pouches ever.
Happy birthday. I had mine on the 27th was in isolation but I had my wife and kids with me so it’s all I needed . Blessings to you and your family. Stay safe
I absolutely agree on Cody’s opinion of the torx screws
Happy Birthday! Thank you for the years of amazing content. You have truly been a light and encouragement in the TH-cam community. Really appreciate all you do.
I guess I didn't work in the electrician trade long enough, but I always cleaned up after myself, the isn't complete if there's still a mess. Thanks Cody for more things I need to add to my Amazon cart.
Blessed be your family! I love all your vids. You are teaching me so much as a carpenter and I really appreciate all the work your putting in at doing things correctly. I aspire to be like you one day my friend. Been plumber 12yr carpenter 6 yr.
Shout out to Cody! I have been following you almost ten years back now. Watching your back to basics, building your first homestead and living a more fulfilling life inspired me to get in touch with my ranching heritage and make a living of it. To get out of the rat race and live what many consider to be a hard life. In the face of everything going on today I am prepared as can be and have my family well situated in a “strategic location” on the ranch. I believe hardship is coming but pray and hope for the best to come from it. You and Mrs W helped my wife and I take the steps necessary to really live our lives together and work hard. God bless you Sir.
This is an interesting topic title. Cody you continue to amaze me with your video title meanings. I continue to pray for you guys daily, God Bless you and your family. Happy birthday.
Have just about the same Occidental rig. Being an interior metal framer and drywall guy my left side has an extra pocket for more screws always carried three different screw types, Bought it in 95 still going strong.
Awesome! I have a tool belt made and given to me by some Amish friends in Indiana. Highest quality I’ve ever seen! Take care!
An old timer taught me a long time ago to keep your tape on your left, so when you put it away you can grab your speed square in one motion. He always said seconds add up to minutes throughout the day.
I’m inheriting a commercial roofing business from my dad - who has been at it for 20+ years. He has always carried a pair of 3-4 inch channel locks In His pocket and has gotten me doing it too. The 4” knipex pliers are the most handy thing you could possibly add to your edc.
Well happy birthday Cody thanks for sharing years of experience with us God bless you and the rest of the Wranglerstar family
Happy Birthday!! Your a Youngster!! I am 64 and following you for years now!! Keep up the great work and enjoy your day.
Happy birthday Cody, god bless you and your family and thank you for all your videos. I’ve learned so much just from watching them
Great video! I’ve been using my belt more and can’t decide on set up. Thanks for the tips
When it comes to utility knives, everyone has their favorite.. Stanley classic, various DeWalt or Milwaukee, Roberts Fatso, Orcan fixed. etc. Me personally, I prefer the Lenox Gold or the Lutz 357 - both are tool-less retractables with blade storage and are tough\sturdy and easy to change blades. I keep the Lenox in my rig because it's slim and its been there a long time and i keep Lutz 357s in various tool bags\workbench. If anyone is looking for a knife, I would recommend picking up a Lutz 357... It is sturdy, fits the hand well, and is super easy to change the blade. I bought one and liked it so much I went back a week later and bought another.
Love the electrician dig! It's a worldwide thing!! Your girl is growing up fast! Take care.
Happy Birthday Cody! Thanks for all the work you do to educate us!
Happy Birthday. I still have my first leather bag. You make some good points that will really help out others. Bless you and yours.
Happy Birthday!
Wishing you and your family the best.
Thanking you for everything you share with your fans.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CODY. Thank you for your wisdom and everything you have taught me. God bless
When my wife and I built our house 26 years ago we grabbed a couple of all leather craftsman tool belts from Sears. They're still in great shape too, other than my wife's having subfloor adhesive on the tape measure holster from leaning too far over the joists where I had just applied the adhesive. Years later her work went to volunteer at a Habitat for Humanity build site so I got her tool belt out and loaded it up for the day. Every time the site supervisor would ask "Hey, does anyone have a _____?" My wife had it in her tool belt and no one else did. They started by framing up a partition wall in the basement and when the site supervisor laid out the wall and my wife spoke up and pointed out "Shouldn't the bottom plate be green treated?" I wish I could have been there that day. When they were done one of her coworkers asked what she was doing working in an office when she could be working in construction. She was by my side every moment building our house, just the two of us and we had a lot of fun. When we bought our hammers, also from Sears, I got a framing hammer and a finishing hammer for the wife so we'd have both, the cashier was being kind of creepy/smart alecky with my wife. When he asked if she selected a left handed hammer or a right handed one I could tell she had more than enough and saw her grip the handle tighter and correctly figured that she was considering braining the guy with it so I put my hand on her arm to settle her down. To this day I don't think he had a clue how close he came as she's a real pistol when she gets mad, especially when she was younger. Ah, good times!
@@sirsweetness8332 She really is. She's got a few dents and dings and is maybe a little worse for wear, as am I, but I wouldn't trade her in for anything and there's no one else that I would have wanted to spend the last 32 years with, much less going forward, God willing.
wtf… who are you? 🤮
Image the day when Jack and sweet-loaf leave. Hold precious these days. Take it from me that day is coming. Thank you for sharing. You all have warmed my heart.
Happy Birthday Cody, your young but full of knowledge!
Hope you have a great day !
Thank you for all the great videos!!
Happy Birthday Cody! Another back to basics video. Love it.
This is not a criticism but just an observation about your hammer placement on your belt. When I was working, i worked on an electrical overhead crew. One of the the old timers told me not to put anything in the back of the back loop of your lineman's belt. If you fell that hammer or wrench is right by your tail bone or your back bone. Maybe fine for walking around but carpenters work off the ground were there is a falling possibility. I know a lot of people have done it for a long time with out any problem, but all it takes is to fall one time. You could make the same argument over eye protection but now a days everyone uses eye protection PPE. Great info on the bags thanks. Bruce from the city of Orange in Orange county California.
I personally know the owners of shed windows and more. Great family. Right here in SC. Glad they get the Wranglerstar approval. Couldn't happen to a better company.
Your girl is so cute, I love to see her every time, also her brother, 4 of you has a lovely family.
Happy Birthday Cody, God Bless you & all of yours.
God bless you and your family! Australia is behind you Cody!!! 🇦🇺
My work trousers has 2x Knipex, a tape measure, a 18650 flashlight, Spyderco Para Military 2 (thanks Cody), keys, a small packet of teflon tape and insulating tape, 7mm, 8mm, 10mm and 13mm wrenches, an adjustable wrench, multisets for allan keys and torx, stubby screwdrivers for phillips and flat-blade and a small flat-blade for basic electrical work. Still got an one empty pocket for fasteners.
Happy Birthday from the UK Cody, long time fan, stay safe and healthy and keep up the great videos, lots of love to you and the family!
I still have my Occidentals that I bought 30 years ago. They are the best.
That speed square make a great template to cut your sandwich with, nice and precise👍 Happy Birthday Cody 🎉🎂
I love it when you put the sweet loaf in the videos Mr. W. Keep em coming!
Happy birthday Cody!!! Don't forget to make your wish when you blow out all of them candles! And Knipex are the best pliers ever, you gotta love German engineering.
happy birthday Cody, 51 splended years and many more to come
Happy birthday Cody! God bless you and your family.
If I remember correctly you did a whole series on the tools 🛠 and your tool belt I found it really interesting
Happy birthday Wranglerstar, wishing you the best during these times
The 5 inch cobras are my go to grips as an electrician I have the bigger sizes but I use the small 1s the most.
Sweetloaf is always a treat! Happy Birthday Cody!
I’ve been keeping an eye out for the mora chisel in videos. Not very difficult to spot, nearly makes an appearance in every one. Must be worth it.
He has covered this in previous videos but just in case you're wondering go to essential Craftsman and go back a few videos and you'll see a really cool new one that he's useing that being said I will trust what Cody tells you
I love essential craftsman as well, one of the best channels on TH-cam. His worm drive saw video is amazing
Happy Birthday!!! Cody. Thanks for the video, your videos keep me going during this difficult time.
Youve mentioned in several videos about the signature black paint on your axes, would love to hear about some stories about where that came from and about others signatures that you know of.
Happy Birthday man! I couldn't afford something like that exactly. But I did some research and picked up something that would work for me and what I do. Advice I had taken from you before this video even came out
Happy Birthday Stud!
Happy birthday. Hope you and your family had a good time. God bless you guys.
You got me by about 4 1/2 years, happy birthday old fart. When I was in my tools I never had a job where I could by good quality bags. Scaffold in a steel mill or refinery, formwork or piling are not good places for good money bags. Now I'm a trucker so no more bags unless I'm working at home. God Bless us all, stay healthy and safe. Let's all be good citizens and stay away from each other for a while!
Happy birthday wranglerstar. Wish you the best may God bless you and your family.
Occidental bags are lifetime bags i know carpenters that have had the same set of bags for 20 plus years. Along with their stiletto framing hammer the wood handle has worn perfectly to their hand.
I love your videos from Alaska.
I have a fond memory of meeting you in Seattle a while back. Hopefully again someday! Happy Birthday!
That was a fun meet-up Paul.
This guy is a trained Medic and he is locking himself in instead of helping people. What a MAN he is ! Real hero!
@@BIGREDTECHThat´s a bad metaphor. What you just said would be " I'm a doctor but i don't help out every time i see someone falling to the ground unconsciousness. i Wouldnt have a life doing that." You should be ashamed but you obviously don't cop the situation and for that i pity you and you are blessed in a way. We should stick together now as a human race. I cant imagine what is going to happened to USA and i pray for Africa.
@@BIGREDTECH Yes my metaphor was right and your metaphor was horrible wrong. That say more about that you might don't have to much logic sense in you. ANd because of that I'm a troll for you? Woaw i wonder who does the most trolling between me and you. The guy who makes sense or the guy that cant even get his metaphor rights when he got all the time in the world to make one up. And btw do you think those firefighters in 9/11 went " well I've done my 8 hours now. Cya guys!" No they worked til they collapsed to drag out dead bodies and save people. You think this is a normal day at work for the doctors and nurses around the world?
Nice rig! Im diving into Occidental bags after 38 years lol, Opting for a Buckaroo All Rounder belt.
I feel like the only guy who actually puts his belt on my waist, above my hips. Like the weightlifters belts.
Hips hold it from slipping. Tension helps support back and core.
My pants already have a belt i don't need another right there. Idk, each his own.
Happy birthday!!! I have a mora chisel cause you recommend it. I love that thing. I currently have pouches on one side. Everything on one side. I will now be getting a pouch for the other side just for my tool. Thank you for sharing!
I gotta tell you... I upgraded from occidental to diamondback. I was running the occidental adjust to fit comfort series pro framers for years... and I do really like them. But.... my diamondback grrandes are better.
The diamondbacks are a bit lighter. Plus the buckle system allows for precise adjustment of the belt strap (the rod through leather hole style can only synch to so many spots... frustrating when i want to be tight). And the hidden side hammer sheath really allows for all sorts of mobility advantage... especially like in and out of the lift. And without leather and all, no worries in or out of wetness if need be... dries right out.
Its overall just a better rig, for me at least...
Happy birthday! You and yours are an inspiration! Welcome to the 51 Club!
Happy Birthday!! thank you for inspiring so many people every day! hope your family is well and have a wonderful birthday!
Happy Birthday from NC. Thank you for all the great videos. I love seeing a real Godly family.
Thank you so much for making a video without coronacorona in the title. Love your show
Happy birthday Cody. Best wishes from Cracow, Poland, Europe.
When I worked construction I was a tin knocker. I had a Kline belt I got fresh out of high school, because I was lucky enough to go to a vocational school in high school where I graduated high honors, and I recieved a scholarship from a local HVAC supply company to basically take $2,000 there money and buy as many tools as I wanted. I got gages, screw and nut drivers, a multimeter, strippers, and my tool belt which really came in handy when putting up ducts.
Happy birthday Cody! By the way, if you ever need to replace your Orcon utility knife, I can recommend the Stanley FatMax as it has served me good the last many years.
51 and still going strong. Keep up the great work
Happy birthday , one of my favorite youtubers also your book is one the best one that's come out of TH-cam I honestly miss not having it right now in my house it would make my quarantine a little bit better
You're missing a small cats paw in your belt, it's a must-have!
But at least he has a pencil sharpener..lol
It was nice to see how much different your pouch is from mine, the different's in Chicken Coop framing and concrete forming. Love the Channel and I use the same hammer love it but I do go through a lot of handles must be the 18 year old in me
Happy Birthday! Hope you had a Great day, and may God bless you and your family for many more years to come.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! I pray that God blesses you with many many more years.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!! LOOKING GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Birthday Wrangler!!! Thanks for the tips.
April 1'st is my daughter's BIRTHDAY too. Happy birthday to you. My daughter just turned 9
So he did this video several years ago, he went through the toolbelt and the stuff he uses, where he puts it. I’d say watch that video it’s in his history, it’s fun to see how people’s preferences change over the years. Also I use those kinda suspenders I love them
You should really check out the Stanley folding chisel. I've beaten that thing up for the past 4 years and is still working great. Highly recommended! check it out.
Happy birthday, I’m new to the channel, kind of (take this the right way please) thankful for COVID so I can deep dive this channel. Keep up the great content.
happy birthday, you seem like one of last cowboys compared to most craftsmen youtubers
Happy birthday, thank to making those awesome video everyday, specialy in this hard time we living right now. Jack should have an tools belt too, like his dad. """Don't drop mesurment instruments, keep it in your back pocket"""
Happy birthday cody best regards from texas hope you have some more years to come and great videos in the future
jacks polka dot socks are truly amazing
Put the belt on Jack and see if he is just a skinny as you were 😂
I had that thought the other day when the speed square got dropped several times, a tool belt would have timely.
Happy Birthday Cody! My daughter was born Monday, just a bit off of April 1! so nearly birthday buddies.
Electrician here. That last comment was uncalled for
Hahaha
God bless :)
I’ve got the same hammer. Love it!
Happy birthday 🎉 I’ve been watching for a while now, I started watching you when I first started working
Happy Birthday @Wranglerstar THANKS FOR THE GREAT CONTENT!!!!!!
Happy birthday Cody! Thanks for sharing