Shoot, I did it backwards and glued the board to my tools. Otherwise it was a great time saver! I also cut about 3,000 holes in my walls with my new 'hole saw'! I'm surprising my wife for our anniversary 💕
I had no room in my shed. so I glued my motorcycle to the wall, whenever I need to ride it I just poor acetone all over it. I am so glad I watched this video.
back in laos, during the secret war, our house was using corrugated tine for the roof... each time, rainwater would leak through. this practice, when you don't have a lot of things to seal stuff with, my dad would use car gasoline and dipping styrofoam and use it as a putty-like glue to mend stuff with. this would seal holes and whatnot.
Styro putty! Nice. Aparently Turpentine mixed with Styrofoam is similar to acetone too, plus in the above he mixed a lot of styrofoam into the acetone to make a glue, but if you mix much less styrofoam into the Acetone (or maybe turpentine too, never tried that one) it turns into something very similar to polyurethane. So a mix of scrap styrofoam and acetone might be able to protect wood for you in a similar way to polyurethane. Cabots Poly wood finish is $50 a litre here. Acetone is about $10 a litre. If turpentine works in a similar fashion as I suspect it would, that is about $5 a litre...
Now he'll be able to glue that board to the wall to cover the holes he made for no reason. And he's got fancy caulking gun/ tape measure art to decorate it. In fact, once he glues all the other tools he made onto boards, he'll get a bunch of free Styrofoam when he orders new tools from Amazon to replace the ones he glued to the wall. Win/ win!
Well, thank Heaven for this! I've been looking for a glue that'll let be glue all my tools to boards! And that "hole saw", that makes a weird, messy, tapered hole in drywall? I've been looking for a way to do exactly that, for years! I'm gonna make one of those, and glue it to a board!
I really appreciate how the video goes through the principle of dunking styrofoam remnants in acetone. I really didn’t quite get the process the first time around, so the 8th and 9th time of doing the same Damn simple thing was immensely useful. To make sure I got the order right, I’m going to watch the video the entire day.
😁😁😁My favorite part was when he screwed the washers down on those three screws he mutilated. I needed to see that. I might watch that part over & over.,
I guess the fumes from melting that stuff got him so high that he thought glueing tools to a plank of wood was a mindblowing brainwave. Great job, Space Cadet...
I found that if you do the exact same thing but with Cheetos you get the typical yellowish wood glue that is great for gluing your sandwich to the kitchen table!
I am glad I wasn't the only one confounded by gluing the tools to the board. Why would you? I love all these videos with a "simple" hack for something but you need an entire tool shop to create the product. Happy New Year Everyone! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Exactly. And if he's got all those tools to make a hole drill bit and a sanding drill bit, why doesn't he just get a hole drill bit and a sanding drill bit and get it over with??
Well i glued my car keys,my reading glasses and my wifes false teeth to a board...This is just best hack i've seen in years and the missus loves gluing stuff to boards aswell...Like i have always said, A family that glues together, Stays together..Happy glueing everyone.
If you like cacti and need to move one. Use two pieces of styrofoam to hold the cactus to repot it or move it safely without getting injured by the spines. A more practical idea.
A little quick runthrough for those of you who don't have time to watch this: 1. Make napalm, slowly 2. Glue a gnome to some cardboard. 3. Glue your tools to a plank using napalm. 4. Smash some drywall with a strange custom spinning trident. 5. Glue some screw cap to a screw, and put some sandpaper on it. 6. Use this to awkwardly sand an old hammer. 7. Sharpen a piece of pipe, and use it to drill holes in a belt. Aaaaand we're done. Good work. Thumbs up.
I have to say you made me giggle, and I have no idea why. I just like the way your mind works. Lol I was over here like wtf is the purpose...how the heck you gonna caulk something now... 1. At first I thought he was getting ready for round two in nam... 2. Then realized he just wanted to see if any of us were stupid enough to think that tiny 3/4 inch of sandpaper would not be smooth as a babys fresh kissed bottom in half a nano second.. 3. But maybe the truth is he is about to go gi-jopsycho and the napalm is gonna take out half his city block and he intends to prove he has an iq of less than 75 and use it as his defence... like i am not smart enough to be accountable for making the mapalm that offed the block... 4. Here look I even glued my gluing gun to a bord that was sad and alone... 5. Then the glue gun got sad and the tape measure went over to lend peer support 6. Something must be done for these minority tools from 3 subgroups of the tool family. 7. The blacksheeps if you will. No one likes that hammer he is a bully always hitting on stuff. 8. That glue calk gun ..well, you can not get rid of his ass. Just run away when you see him coming unless you have 6 hours to talk about your digestive system being plugged up... 9. That poor little tape measure ...noone likes him because he just measures himself against everyone else, making excuses 1/8 inch at a time. It is just not fair. You got glued to the board, rendering yourself absolutely useless. I want to be useless this time. 10. It is the saddest of situations. Someone give them a hug. Set some therapy appointments and go lay in a toolbox talking about how the other tools do not want to be your friend. 11. Go tell the teacher the screwdriver said you're stuck on stupid, and your glue looks like it could use some time in the shop on that bench grinder.
Guess I should have read the comments first. I have spent the past 3 days trying to dissolve styrofoam in water and was wondering what I was doing wrong. I tried several types of styrofoam and adjusting the pressure applied during insertion. Finally, I came to the comments section to find the hidden secret and luckily I got my tape measure and caulk gun applied to a plank of wood. Not sure how I would have accomplished that without this very helpful video!
You may have missed the point. You're supposed to glue your friends tools to a piece of wood. Plus I cut holes in a wall using M80s, much cleaner and faster!
I'm still having trouble dissolving the styrofoam because I'm not fully understanding the part where he is sanding the hammer. Does the hammer need to be rusted like this for the styrofoam to dissolve fully? Maybe I need to rust my hammer more before I try again.
I watch a lot of stand up comedy, but this is by far the funniest video on TH-cam. Also standing ovation for all the hilarious comments. Thanks everybody, I haven't laughed this hard in a very long time! I really needed this.
The dead pan delivery left me... ... Dead. Well played, though. I kind of think he thinks a call gun and tape measure glued to a board after spending an hour making glue instead of buying it at the $1.25 store.
For me, it's more about no waste. The recycling centres in my country won't recycle Styrofoam unless it's in commercial quantities, and I don't want to add more to rubbish tips. So now I make glue from the Styrofoam I get :) What he used the glue for was definitely ridiculous though.
Oh my God when he gave the thumbs up after he glued his perfectly good tools to that piece of wood, validating to all of us that "Yes, this was the plan from the start." I knew I had struck internet gold. I haven't laughed so hard in years. Whether this decision was intentional satire or simply intentional, well done sir.
Maybe it was art, or demonstrated the strength of the glue that was made. Really it was a $3 tape measure and a $6.00 caulk gun, that both looked like they seen better days! I'd hang that art pice in my work space and ask others to hand me that tape measure. 😂 This glue smells amazing! 🥴
I got sense enuff to figure out the only reason he glued his tools to the only wood was to show all the dumbasses out there how strong of a glue he had just made out of styrofoam. It was never about the tools themselves .. it was about the glue. Quack....
If nothing else, I like the idea that dissolving Styrofoam in acetone will mean that Styrofoam doesn't take up so much space in my trash can. I'd imagine you should probably do that in a well ventilated area. Being able to use it as glue is just a bonus.
I always put Styrofoam in acetone for the purpose of making a moldable plastic. I never really thought of it as a glue. Once you turn it into a thick goop, the thicker the better, much thicker than what you showed, then you can mold it into a shape and you have a plastic... Whatever you wanted.
It's pretty tough as a mould idk what this guy doing just seen similar things that I do and clicked it but haven't watched it but hey anybody as cool as me deserves a view lol
I totally agree with you. What a total waste of time. And that STUPID noise was even worse. TH-cam always shows the number of 'likes' but never the number of 'dislikes'. I bet the number of 'dislikes' was sky high. You can bet that's where my vote went.
He’s using a sleeve for the glue gun to allow the gun to be inserted and the same with the tape measure; that’s what he’s glueing. Initially I thiught the same
Or you could just buy some glue, a hole saw, and a sanding disc for a little more than the price of that acetone. And it'd save you a ton of time so you can work on a more useful project.
Seriously. Did we have to see every single piece of styrofoam be but in the glass? This is why I never learn anything unless the video is straight to the point. 🙄
I was doing the polystyrene dissolve thing on youtube , 20 yrs ago. It doesn't work as a glue , but it makes a good ' art and craft clear ' when dissolved in automotive or general purpose thinners . It turns clear in the jar, and flows like a paint. When it dries, it's rock hard and clear, like acrylic ( DVD CASES etc. are polystyrene in it's unfoamed form). I took it off youtube, because the fumes were nasty !
@@liverbird46 Nah it's hot glue. Ya can see the big piece of hot glue hangin out the back of the gun. Unless he molded it like a big piece of hot glue but I doubt it 🤷♂
@@CardKeyOh just what I thought. Totally useless tips anyway. By the time you've bought the acetone and melted all that styrofoam you might just as well pop to the hardware store and buy some decent glue. Or just use your hot glue gun. Oh, I forgot. He did. 🤣😂😅
Making that hot brass cap a dangerous projectile too! The glue melts and cap flies into your car windshield or dogs or your eye.. unlimited destructive possibilities!
It may have just been misplaced. Surely there is a hole saw somewhere in there. Although, I have an automobile but no wheels thanks to a large product recall. I still have the tyres, as well.
It has to be real acetone and the right kind of styrofoam. I rember melting Styrofoam with hairspray as a kid. My aunt had one of those Styrofoam wig heads, once she sprayed the wig with hairspray, some fell on the head and created little holes, that got the gears in my brain spinning. So when she wasn't around i took the head and used hairspray to turn it into a pretty cool skull (melted the nose and eyes and lips), my aunt however was not amused when i showed her what i had done to the "wig head".
Rumors have it that not only is Styrofoam being dipped in to a glass jar of acetone the sanded hammer has been glued to his board of handyman tools of Genious ideas lol
@@robertmclaren9620 I've been using the wrong brand of sandpaper. I need to know what brand he used to get that much shine from a nickel size piece of sandpaper!
This idea is amazing although I think I got a little carried away, I tried to glue my gran to the ceiling (she was asleep at the time, obviously ) suffice to say it doesn’t work great and my gran got a big shock as she hit the floor and was wakened from her slumber.
Had me wondering why. I was waiting for the story with this styrofoam glue. No test of the glue, how long to dry? Is it strong? The guy is a stooge. You can buy a whole rang of various sandpaper velcro discs and the drill attachment from Ali Express. For cheap and less dicking around.
Love the creativeness of all these projects. Teaches a person to think outside of the box. We can always reuses stuff that is hanging around instead of going out and just buying what we think we need for a one time project we want to do. Good job.
Who among us hasn't desperately needed to glue your tools to the wall? I don't know about you but id be lying if i said I also felt the urge to stretch the time needed to achieve completion at least 200 x. This is obviously about as good as a method as one could shoot for. Only way I see to improve is by crafting the tools to glue up before. If your really wild, build a dedicated tool gluing wall to make it the ultimate way to waste a week of your life. While making sure you'll never have access to said tools again. Can't wait for thr sequel.
Things just don't disappear. What happens to the gas that's formed after dissolving the Styrofoam? And the sludge (glue) you create? Is that actually safe?
Plyn, který napění polystyren při výrobě, obsahuje 90% vzduchu, zbytek je oxid uhličitý a dusík. Polymeru styrenu obsahuje 2%. Při rozpouštění v aromatických uhlovodících (benzen, benzin, toluen, aceton, trichoretylen) se plyn uvolňuje. Dříve se v radiotechnice tento roztok nazýval styrénový lak. lakovaly se s ním cívky. Samotný čistý styren se nazýval TROLITUR a vyráběly se z něj kostřičky na transformátory a cívky.
I’ve seen some useless videos in my time but this one takes the cake 😂I think I’ll melt Styrofoam glue my hammer and tape to the wall so when I need it, I can just rip it off and go through the 20 minute process of doing it all again🙄😁
I have used this stuff for years for electrical insulation on bare wires where there is chafing and the insulation has been removed from abrasion . Good stuff
If you're into miniature wargaming, styrofoam can be useful for making terrain (hills, buildings, etc). If only I knew of an efficient way to glue it together.
Attention all you glue creators. What I'd like to know is: 1) How strong is that glue? 2) Is it like contact cement (instant adhesion)? 3) Will it glue anything to anything? Are there certain materials this glue doesn't work on and if so, what are they?
@@chase-2200 THANK YOU Chasem for your reply. I've handled lots of Styrofoam, but never in my wildest dream did I ever think to make glue out of it. It never ceases to amaze how some people can think of such things. They must have a very creative mind, which obviously, I don't.
After you inhale all those fumes from the acetone and styro, you'll be thinking you're actually doing something useful gluing all your tools to the wall...
Dude was legit trying to show us why we need save our Styrofoam starts his sales pitch then makes a squirrel line for all the other glues. That's a real special ADD moment right there. 🤣
@@moonbowmountaincottage Everybody watching that had to wondering where he was going with that as he was applying glue to the caulking gun. Then you see where he’s going and wonder what the F was going on in his head when he came up with that demonstration. Of all things to glue that’s the best he could come up with? You’re trying to show people how useful this glue is so you glue your caulking gun and tape measure to a piece of plywood? That’s about the most useless application he could come up with to show that this glue is really useful. He’s saying, “You need this glue in your life! You could glue your tools to a big old piece of plywood with it.”
wtf did i just watch lol .... this guy must have been a fknin nightmare for his dad and his toolshed lol ... why would u want to glue tools to the wall!????
I have an even better hack: just buy an authentic Faberge Egg, break it up into uniform pieces, and then glue them to the end of a chopstick, and voila! You have a perfect backscratcher!
I'm sure it must be bots that are subscribing to these channels. The creator definitely believes we need to be shown how to dunk some polystyrene 30 times before we get it!
Watched the entire video to see what contraption dude was building that will make use of the styrofoam glue. Turns out, they were just separate ideas that had nothing to do with styrofoam. LOL!
One of my favorite thing to do with a styrofoam block is trim it down to the right size and paint it the right hue of red. Then I toss it at an unsuspecting niece. It gets her every time!
@@ronhobyak9902Not her, that wouldn't be fair. She also knows the difference between styrofoam and clay. My other niece, however, who's just a couch potato, that one. Gets her every time!
Painted my workbench with this mixture--well ventilated area-- impervious to most liquids spilled on it. Also easy to clean. Styrofoam is just aerated styrene plastic which returns to styrene when dissolved in acetone or other solvents like MEK. Good way to get rid of all those Omaha steak cartons!
I'm just a crafter but the title of this video caught my attention. What was the point of gluing those things to a board? If it was to show how strong the glue was then fair enough. But showing some practical ways that could help people would have been better. Also, to me it would be quicker, easier, less effort to just go out and buy the bit that makes a nice clean cut hole. (from Australia)
Why would you want to glue your caulking gun and tape to a board? You can purchase a hole saw and drill the holes in the sheetrock much faster and more reliably than the screw tool made in this video.
I divorced mine, now I keep all the cardboard and other stuff "I will use one day", now I think I need to divorce my son as he is the one complaining now... lol
That's pretty amazing how the overall level keeps going down as if it's decreasing in volume as you continue adding more styrofoam and I bet that was completely unexpected
Acetone is not that expensive! Try shopping around, it's about £2 a litre here, and he used about 200ml. But you are right, these are not great hacks! Hot glue to hold on sandpaper, that gets hot and a hole saw that rips things apart, that cost peanuts to buy.
@@dreddhk I think the person that posted is American. They have almost no domestic production. Just about all they get is imported. I have heard that their domestic branded cars are imported from South Korea, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and the such. Thus, everything is more expensive there. Even their clothing is imported.
@@Raphael-2 Yes, however, France is surrounded by many exporters. United States of America has to get their things from a long distance ocean freighter. France also has a president that is a lot more likeable than the American president. Emmanual Macron is also fluent in French and English. This makes him his own diplomat, to an extent. The American president likely only speaks a dialect of English, probably not the correct King's English. That will automatically make President Macron more likeable to foreign exporters, and therefore France more likeable to foreign exporters. The American government also has an extremely bad habit, since about the 1970s, of trying to run other nations more than they run their own nation. This does not look very favourable to other nations. Exporters would likely charge the Americans more than what they charge other nations. Sadly, this puts the American citizens at a horrible disadvantage. They are being punished for poor decisions their government makes. It does not seem as if their votes even work. You would think that they would vote out the universalist politicians in favour of politicians that focus on their nation.
@@indridcold8433 You'd think, but it almost seems like they're being kept ignorant to the problems with constant social pressure to conform to the status quo. That they don't take an interest in civics because they don't believe in the concept, and thus they don't engage and don't change anything. "We were keeping our eye on 1984. When the year came and the prophecy didn't, thoughtful Americans sang softly in praise of themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had held. Wherever else the terror had happened, we, at least, had not been visited by Orwellian nightmares. "But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell's dark vision, there was another - slightly older, slightly less well known, equally chilling: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Contrary to common belief even among the educated, Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same thing. Orwell warns that we will be overcome by an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley's vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think. "What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies, the orgy porgy, and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny "failed to take into account man's almost infinite appetite for distractions." In 1984, Orwell added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we desire will ruin us. "This book is about the possibility that Huxley, not Orwell, was right." From "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business" by Neil Postman.
I've tried this one many time but... Acetone doesn’t desolve styrofoam this way, insted of this it creates a slime type material that is not even too much sticky.
You need something like toluene. It does not dissolve in polar solvents. Plus, it is not a particularly good glue. Honestly, this is worse than 5-minute-crafts. I don't believe for a second that hot-glue would hold that brass screwcap and the piece of sandpaper on under actual usage conditions. 🙄
You can also get some large thick flat styrofoam leftovers and put them around the inside of a cooler to keep drinks cold without spending alot of electricity on refigerator and freezer
While stuck inside due to snow up to my rear end I have read these comments to pass time and have my daily dose of laughter. The entire time reading I have thought I bet they all are high from sniffing the glue.
Don't be fooled, the polystyrene foam is not being dissolved, it's just being reduced. The gases are being released into the air, and by the time the solution is super thick, the volume would have been raised about 10 %.
so im, well i was, on a construction project to finish a project that was already 7 months delayed i quickly absorbed this cool tip and glued all our powertools to the 5-7 diamond steelplate floorboards i proudly admitted to my heroic deed and was rapidly showed the way out of the project i will continue my streak of success using this solvent and polystyrene, thank you bro
Thumbs up for the drill hole cutter 😂 as it absolutely desecrates the edge of the remaining board, good luck getting your fittings to stay put in one of those holes
A lot of work when you can buy a cheap hole saw that's ready to use and not destroy the surrounding area.. Sheet rockers have a sheet rock cutter that works like a compass with a scribing wheel. With this homemade butcher tool the taper will either put a hit out on you or the boss will fire you before break
Yeah I know right, I've never seen a wrench like that,--------Hang a banger! is it possible he made it? After all he did have to find a way of tightening those nuts,--right???😱
Never throw away styrofoam- instead purchase super healthy acetone, make a glue and now you can stick your silicone guna nd tape measure to the board! genious!!! why did i not think of that? :D
OH MyLanta! I am sooo glad I came across this today! I am so happy and excited! Exactly what I was needing was some glue. I use a lot of it on all my projects I do but getting tired of paying through the roof on it and most don't even work that great. Man I can't wait to try this and hope it works! I love videos like this! If this really works good, you have an instant subscriber from me, from just this one video! ❤
I got cancer just watching this, but it was worth every second!
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I was following along step by step, but got too into it and glued all my tools to a board and couldn't do the rest of the experiments.
I know. Why in the name of the Almighty would you want to glue your tools to boards????
What a stupid video
Thanks for this...
You read my mind.
@@Sionnach1601 Because it's Almighty glue.
Makes everything unite. Forever.
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What is the purpose? I’m so confused? Who needs tools glued to a board?
Shoot, I did it backwards and glued the board to my tools. Otherwise it was a great time saver! I also cut about 3,000 holes in my walls with my new 'hole saw'! I'm surprising my wife for our anniversary 💕
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I had no room in my shed. so I glued my motorcycle to the wall, whenever I need to ride it I just poor acetone all over it. I am so glad I watched this video.
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back in laos, during the secret war, our house was using corrugated tine for the roof... each time, rainwater would leak through. this practice, when you don't have a lot of things to seal stuff with, my dad would use car gasoline and dipping styrofoam and use it as a putty-like glue to mend stuff with. this would seal holes and whatnot.
The stuff your dad makes is sorta like napalm.
I mean it's sticky and burns great.
That's awesome. I hope I remember that when I need it.
Glad you have better conditions now.
Styro putty! Nice. Aparently Turpentine mixed with Styrofoam is similar to acetone too, plus in the above he mixed a lot of styrofoam into the acetone to make a glue, but if you mix much less styrofoam into the Acetone (or maybe turpentine too, never tried that one) it turns into something very similar to polyurethane. So a mix of scrap styrofoam and acetone might be able to protect wood for you in a similar way to polyurethane. Cabots Poly wood finish is $50 a litre here. Acetone is about $10 a litre. If turpentine works in a similar fashion as I suspect it would, that is about $5 a litre...
Now he'll be able to glue that board to the wall to cover the holes he made for no reason. And he's got fancy caulking gun/ tape measure art to decorate it. In fact, once he glues all the other tools he made onto boards, he'll get a bunch of free Styrofoam when he orders new tools from Amazon to replace the ones he glued to the wall. Win/ win!
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Well, thank Heaven for this! I've been looking for a glue that'll let be glue all my tools to boards! And that "hole saw", that makes a weird, messy, tapered hole in drywall? I've been looking for a way to do exactly that, for years! I'm gonna make one of those, and glue it to a board!
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You are some kind of comedy genius. Really. Laughed so hard at this comment!!!
Now I can throw away all of my epoxy and hole saws, Thanks Tips and Hacks!
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I really appreciate how the video goes through the principle of dunking styrofoam remnants in acetone. I really didn’t quite get the process the first time around, so the 8th and 9th time of doing the same Damn simple thing was immensely useful. To make sure I got the order right, I’m going to watch the video the entire day.
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Exactly and im sitting there waiting for something cool to happen
😁😁😁My favorite part was when he screwed the washers down on those three screws he mutilated. I needed to see that. I might watch that part over & over.,
Yeah they lost me there about the fifth one
@@dasguero9655it was worth watching just to read the comments LOL
Someone was seriously having a laugh making this video.
I guess the fumes from melting that stuff got him so high that he thought glueing tools to a plank of wood was a mindblowing brainwave. Great job, Space Cadet...
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LOL HAHAHAHAHA. That's funny.
I was wondering about what gas was bubbling up from that Calderon of chemicals and what effect it might have on the human, but you nailed it.
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I found that if you do the exact same thing but with Cheetos you get the typical yellowish wood glue that is great for gluing your sandwich to the kitchen table!
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I am glad I wasn't the only one confounded by gluing the tools to the board. Why would you? I love all these videos with a "simple" hack for something but you need an entire tool shop to create the product. Happy New Year Everyone! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Exactly. And if he's got all those tools to make a hole drill bit and a sanding drill bit, why doesn't he just get a hole drill bit and a sanding drill bit and get it over with??
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non no no !! it's not ""simple" hack for something" !! these kind of E.T.s are just "genius" !! (they wrote that for title) :)
He's simply demonstrating just how well it glues stuff to other stuff. I'm sure he will use acetone to remove his items from the board.
Well i glued my car keys,my reading glasses and my wifes false teeth to a board...This is just best hack i've seen in years and the missus loves gluing stuff to boards aswell...Like i have always said, A family that glues together, Stays together..Happy glueing everyone.
You should have said...a family that glues together...sticks together! lol
@@mreunome glue them with stirofoam paste !! hahahhaha
If you like cacti and need to move one. Use two pieces of styrofoam to hold the cactus to repot it or move it safely without getting injured by the spines. A more practical idea.
I Needed that solution,thanks
If you don't like cacti it's a good idea too! Genius.
@Andy Roo That is legit an excellent tip right there. 👍
@@EzeePosseTV Thanks.
@@depfordpropertyservices1066 Yes to pull them out. Don;t forget to sell them, they can be expensive to purchase.
A little quick runthrough for those of you who don't have time to watch this:
1. Make napalm, slowly
2. Glue a gnome to some cardboard.
3. Glue your tools to a plank using napalm.
4. Smash some drywall with a strange custom spinning trident.
5. Glue some screw cap to a screw, and put some sandpaper on it.
6. Use this to awkwardly sand an old hammer.
7. Sharpen a piece of pipe, and use it to drill holes in a belt.
Aaaaand we're done. Good work. Thumbs up.
I have to say you made me giggle, and I have no idea why. I just like the way your mind works. Lol I was over here like wtf is the purpose...how the heck you gonna caulk something now...
1. At first I thought he was getting ready for round two in nam...
2. Then realized he just wanted to see if any of us were stupid enough to think that tiny 3/4 inch of sandpaper would not be smooth as a babys fresh kissed bottom in half a nano second..
3. But maybe the truth is he is about to go gi-jopsycho and the napalm is gonna take out half his city block and he intends to prove he has an iq of less than 75 and use it as his defence... like i am not smart enough to be accountable for making the mapalm that offed the block...
4. Here look I even glued my gluing gun to a bord that was sad and alone...
5. Then the glue gun got sad and the tape measure went over to lend peer support
6. Something must be done for these minority tools from 3 subgroups of the tool family.
7. The blacksheeps if you will. No one likes that hammer he is a bully always hitting on stuff.
8. That glue calk gun ..well, you can not get rid of his ass. Just run away when you see him coming unless you have 6 hours to talk about your digestive system being plugged up...
9. That poor little tape measure ...noone likes him because he just measures himself against everyone else, making excuses 1/8 inch at a time. It is just not fair. You got glued to the board, rendering yourself absolutely useless. I want to be useless this time.
10. It is the saddest of situations. Someone give them a hug. Set some therapy appointments and go lay in a toolbox talking about how the other tools do not want to be your friend.
11. Go tell the teacher the screwdriver said you're stuck on stupid, and your glue looks like it could use some time in the shop on that bench grinder.
Guess I should have read the comments first. I have spent the past 3 days trying to dissolve styrofoam in water and was wondering what I was doing wrong. I tried several types of styrofoam and adjusting the pressure applied during insertion. Finally, I came to the comments section to find the hidden secret and luckily I got my tape measure and caulk gun applied to a plank of wood. Not sure how I would have accomplished that without this very helpful video!
You may have missed the point. You're supposed to glue your friends tools to a piece of wood. Plus I cut holes in a wall using M80s, much cleaner and faster!
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I'm still having trouble dissolving the styrofoam because I'm not fully understanding the part where he is sanding the hammer. Does the hammer need to be rusted like this for the styrofoam to dissolve fully? Maybe I need to rust my hammer more before I try again.
I watch a lot of stand up comedy, but this is by far the funniest video on TH-cam. Also standing ovation for all the hilarious comments. Thanks everybody, I haven't laughed this hard in a very long time! I really needed this.
The dead pan delivery left me...
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Dead.
Well played, though. I kind of think he thinks a call gun and tape measure glued to a board after spending an hour making glue instead of buying it at the $1.25 store.
If you thought this was FUNNY, then all I can say about you is you're nuts.
@@gordjohn2322 That is 100% accurate sir. My doctor says it's a harmless type of nuts, so I'm not too worried about it 😁
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I know Tim Allen is behind this.
You're telling me I can turn $5 worth of acetone and a bunch of free styrofoam leftovers into $5 worth of glue in just 1 hour? LET'S GO BABY!!!!
If TH-cam ever implements awards on comments, I’m coming back to this one and unloading all of mine.
@@mattielax61 I think you should work for TH-cam
For me, it's more about no waste. The recycling centres in my country won't recycle Styrofoam unless it's in commercial quantities, and I don't want to add more to rubbish tips. So now I make glue from the Styrofoam I get :)
What he used the glue for was definitely ridiculous though.
Yeah, and You can glue your tools to a board...
This is so funny! The ones trying to make this comment into some social or climate justice has lost their sense of humor! 🤣
What’s interesting is that even though my time was being wasted by this video, i still couldn’t look away.
He succeeded in that sense
We kept thinking "There must be more."
Yet, alas, there wasn't.@@deborahdunlap7168
He lost my attention after
Oh my God when he gave the thumbs up after he glued his perfectly good tools to that piece of wood, validating to all of us that "Yes, this was the plan from the start." I knew I had struck internet gold.
I haven't laughed so hard in years. Whether this decision was intentional satire or simply intentional, well done sir.
Yeah same at first I thought there was a reason then nah.
I came to the Comments looking for a reason 😢
Maybe it was art, or demonstrated the strength of the glue that was made. Really it was a $3 tape measure and a $6.00 caulk gun, that both looked like they seen better days!
I'd hang that art pice in my work space and ask others to hand me that tape measure. 😂
This glue smells amazing! 🥴
Use in a Well-Ventilated Area
I got sense enuff to figure out the only reason he glued his tools to the only wood was to show all the dumbasses out there how strong of a glue he had just made out of styrofoam. It was never about the tools themselves .. it was about the glue. Quack....
If nothing else, I like the idea that dissolving Styrofoam in acetone will mean that Styrofoam doesn't take up so much space in my trash can. I'd imagine you should probably do that in a well ventilated area. Being able to use it as glue is just a bonus.
Seems to dissolve well in petrol too .
@@philip5940 Yes and it becomes viscous and sticky while retaining its flammable properties becoming something similar to napalm.
Is it a kind of DIY Molotov's cocktail?
I agree.
I always put Styrofoam in acetone for the purpose of making a moldable plastic. I never really thought of it as a glue. Once you turn it into a thick goop, the thicker the better, much thicker than what you showed, then you can mold it into a shape and you have a plastic... Whatever you wanted.
How durable is it? Just starting to wonder how I could use it in that manner.
Does this plastic shrink while it hardens? What molds do you use?
F*** I just threw away a bunch of Styrofoam 2 days ago 😅
Takes so long to dry if it's even possible without continuously rebreaking the surface to get air so it can evaporate
It's pretty tough as a mould idk what this guy doing just seen similar things that I do and clicked it but haven't watched it but hey anybody as cool as me deserves a view lol
"Where's my caulk gun?" "Long story that started with styrofoam fumes ."
8 mins, and 4 seconds of my life I'll never get back, And I STILL don't know why I should never throw away Styrofoam.😳
I'm suffering the same...with you. 😑
@@moonbowmountaincottage well, how else are you to glue your caulkgun and tape measurer to a wall and make them useless?
I totally agree with you. What a total waste of time. And that STUPID noise was even worse. TH-cam always shows the number of 'likes' but never the number of 'dislikes'. I bet the number of 'dislikes' was sky high. You can bet that's where my vote went.
My thought entirely 🤔
Yeah...what was the point? To glue your tools on a board and make them useless?
As someone who spends too much time looking for tools. I can appreciate the simple genius of just gluing them to a plank.
Yes gluing them to a plank so now they are rendered useless 😂
@@petejelliman6387 at least they will be easy to find 😂
I was a little disappointed. I wanted to see him pick up that plank and use them.
@@johnnybelinda8539 Yeah, I wanted to see the giant Swiss army knife too lol.
Ha ha ha Yeah right on
I like how he turned an $1100 ancient antique collectible hammer into ten cents worth of scrap iron. Comedy at it's height.
What kind of hammer was it?
Ahahahha
Great, now you need a new tape measure and caulk gun because you glued them to that stupid piece of wood. 😅
yes that was confusing
He’s using a sleeve for the glue gun to allow the gun to be inserted and the same with the tape measure; that’s what he’s glueing. Initially I thiught the same
@@withoutbordersband-2434 No, he glued the actual glue gun and the actual tape measure.
My guess would be that he'd just slap some extra marital together and make new ones.
What the fuh is he doing with that? Then he points to it with a green checkmark.
Then we can’t see what it is even used for.
Or you could just buy some glue, a hole saw, and a sanding disc for a little more than the price of that acetone. And it'd save you a ton of time so you can work on a more useful project.
Now I know how to take useful things and upcycle them into trash. Thank you 😊
I think I broke my fast forward button.
Seriously. Did we have to see every single piece of styrofoam be but in the glass? This is why I never learn anything unless the video is straight to the point. 🙄
I was doing the polystyrene dissolve thing on youtube , 20 yrs ago. It doesn't work as a glue , but it makes a good ' art and craft clear ' when dissolved in automotive or general purpose thinners . It turns clear in the jar, and flows like a paint. When it dries, it's rock hard and clear, like acrylic ( DVD CASES etc. are polystyrene in it's unfoamed form). I took it off youtube, because the fumes were nasty !
Is a certain kind of respirator advised or just a well ventilated or open/outside area will do?
@@shelleyshelton33 Greta Thunberg here ... Remember global warming ?
HOW DARE YOU !!!
What is the best thinner please. I heard pu thinner. No idea what that is and can't find it. I would love to make some coasters..
Great idea! Use hot glue to hold a piece of sandpaper to make a power sander so the hot glue melts after fifteen seconds of use.
What I like best here is that he makes his own glue in the first part of the video and from there on he uses hot glue instead of his home made glue...
@@CardKeyOh I think he must have refilled a glue gun.
@@liverbird46 Nah it's hot glue. Ya can see the big piece of hot glue hangin out the back of the gun. Unless he molded it like a big piece of hot glue but I doubt it 🤷♂
@@CardKeyOh just what I thought. Totally useless tips anyway. By the time you've bought the acetone and melted all that styrofoam you might just as well pop to the hardware store and buy some decent glue. Or just use your hot glue gun. Oh, I forgot. He did. 🤣😂😅
Making that hot brass cap a dangerous projectile too! The glue melts and cap flies into your car windshield or dogs or your eye.. unlimited destructive possibilities!
If you have a table clamp, a rotary saw, and a grinder, why would you not have a hole saw?
It may have just been misplaced. Surely there is a hole saw somewhere in there. Although, I have an automobile but no wheels thanks to a large product recall. I still have the tyres, as well.
Because the rotary saw is glued to a laminate board.
I'm sure he does! It's just a demonstration of what can be done.
only a matter of challenge dude....
Because.... reasons!
I put flat bits of polystyrene foam in my watering cans under the water butt taps as rescue platforms for bees which may wander in.
That is better and more useful than this video. I'm genuinely going to do this, thank you!
@@DannyDangerOz You may be interested in my TH-cam video
That's a great idea.
To have such consideration for the smallest of God' creatires speaks volumes about your character
@@veilbreak5867 you mean I'm a big softy?
@@mikeonfreeserve2926 nothing wrong with having a soft heart. It's a good thing:)
Great video. I have an unused caulking gun that needs to be glued to something.
It has to be real acetone and the right kind of styrofoam.
I rember melting Styrofoam with hairspray as a kid. My aunt had one of those Styrofoam wig heads, once she sprayed the wig with hairspray, some fell on the head and created little holes, that got the gears in my brain spinning. So when she wasn't around i took the head and used hairspray to turn it into a pretty cool skull (melted the nose and eyes and lips), my aunt however was not amused when i showed her what i had done to the "wig head".
Hahaha nice one
A thinner mix of polystyrene dissolved in acetone also makes a reasonable (And cheap) varnish for weatherproofing wood.
finally! something I can actually use. now you're talkin
@@lynnd627 also great for waterproofing cement ponds
Don't trees live outside in the weather ?
Asking for a friend.
@@ronhobyak9902 Yes, but think how cold and wet those trees get without a nice thick coating of chemically infused varnish. :D
Now that I can use, polyurethane turns yellow on wood hate it
Wow, brilliant! Now I know what to do when the time comes to glue my tape measure to the wall.
Legend has it, he's still dipping the Styrofoam in acetone...
Others say he's still sanding the hammer.
Rumors have it that not only is Styrofoam being dipped in to a glass jar of acetone the sanded hammer has been glued to his board of handyman tools of Genious ideas lol
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Apparently the hammer didn’t work until he sanded it!
@@robertmclaren9620 I've been using the wrong brand of sandpaper. I need to know what brand he used to get that much shine from a nickel size piece of sandpaper!
@@paige6028 I believe it’s called “Time Waster”.
This idea is amazing although I think I got a little carried away, I tried to glue my gran to the ceiling (she was asleep at the time, obviously ) suffice to say it doesn’t work great and my gran got a big shock as she hit the floor and was wakened from her slumber.
Did you glue her face up or face down ? ... It makes a difference.
I hope there's a part 2 explaining how to get my tape measure off the wall - this was great until I needed to use it.
exactly LOL!
To remove from wall, simply fashion from screws a large enough circular bit. Hopefully it's only drywall...
Why the heck would you glue the caulking gun and tape measure to a piece of plywood?
Yeah that had me baffled too. I watched the rest of the video waiting for an explanation but it’s all how to make tools that don’t work very well.
Cuz it's hillarious
The guy had a brain fart.
Had me wondering why. I was waiting for the story with this styrofoam glue. No test of the glue, how long to dry? Is it strong? The guy is a stooge. You can buy a whole rang of various sandpaper velcro discs and the drill attachment from Ali Express. For cheap and less dicking around.
I think it was to demonstrate the gluing of different materials to wood...
This will be perfect for the next time I want to glue my tape measure to something!
😂 i know wtf was that about?? Of all the things you could glue... smdh
Said no one ever
В чем смысл? Ну приклеил. А дальше что? Больше ими не пользоваться или каждый раз отдирать и снова приклеивать?
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Bahahaha I'm still wondering why only the first thing was about Styrofoam. Your comment takes this weeks cake!
Ingenious, "honey I can't complete any more jobs around the house, cause I glued my tools to a board, but I did get rid of that styrofoam".
Love the creativeness of all these projects. Teaches a person to think outside of the box. We can always reuses stuff that is hanging around instead of going out and just buying what we think we need for a one time project we want to do. Good job.
I'm not sure if I should dislike this video. The comments are hilarious, and they saved me the time I would have wasted by watching it.
Lol
Who among us hasn't desperately needed to glue your tools to the wall? I don't know about you but id be lying if i said I also felt the urge to stretch the time needed to achieve completion at least 200 x. This is obviously about as good as a method as one could shoot for. Only way I see to improve is by crafting the tools to glue up before. If your really wild, build a dedicated tool gluing wall to make it the ultimate way to waste a week of your life. While making sure you'll never have access to said tools again. Can't wait for thr sequel.
Things just don't disappear. What happens to the gas that's formed after dissolving the Styrofoam? And the sludge (glue) you create? Is that actually safe?
Plyn, který napění polystyren při výrobě, obsahuje 90% vzduchu, zbytek je oxid uhličitý a dusík. Polymeru styrenu obsahuje 2%. Při rozpouštění v aromatických uhlovodících (benzen, benzin, toluen, aceton, trichoretylen) se plyn uvolňuje.
Dříve se v radiotechnice tento roztok nazýval styrénový lak. lakovaly se s ním cívky. Samotný čistý styren se nazýval TROLITUR a vyráběly se z něj kostřičky na transformátory a cívky.
@@milankral5891 yeah, thanks Ingo Swan.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
@@mike62mcmanus 😂🤣😂
Oh gosh an Al Gore type fretting everything. It will be fine. Everything is fine ,Its fine,Its Fine,Its fine. Honey put on your foil hat please.
I’ve seen some useless videos in my time but this one takes the cake 😂I think I’ll melt Styrofoam glue my hammer and tape to the wall so when I need it, I can just rip it off and go through the 20 minute process of doing it all again🙄😁
Will you also use sandpaper on your hammer?
This was instructional using humor to confuse the audience.
I have used this stuff for years for electrical insulation on bare wires where there is chafing and the insulation has been removed from abrasion . Good stuff
If you're into miniature wargaming, styrofoam can be useful for making terrain (hills, buildings, etc). If only I knew of an efficient way to glue it together.
I think this glue would melt your Styrofoam you are trying to glue
Use the ' hide glue ' which is being shown on youtube as ' make your own super glue'. It's just vinegar, gelatine and glycerine !
Model railroaders use liquid nails, or a special foam glue made by woodland scenics.
I've used The Great Stuff. 👍🏻
Any Polyurethane glue will do.
Attention all you glue creators. What I'd like to know is:
1) How strong is that glue?
2) Is it like contact cement (instant adhesion)?
3) Will it glue anything to anything? Are there certain materials this glue doesn't work on and if so, what are they?
I heard it only sticks to porous materials
@@chase-2200 THANK YOU Chasem for your reply. I've handled lots of Styrofoam, but never in my wildest dream did I ever think to make glue out of it. It never ceases to amaze how some people can think of such things. They must have a very creative mind, which obviously, I don't.
it will only glue tools to a shadowboard in your dads garage lol
@@sabinekatsavrias4422 :) :) Hello. This would have been a wonderful deal if it were possible to create a good glue that easy.
I'll glue my face to a dog. I need a Dog for that, Damn!
Is no one going to mention the way he used that miter square to make those “straight” lines!! 3:46
I love the big thumbs up for the tools glued to a board with toxic waste... Well, they got a comment out of me. I guess that's the idea. 😂
❤ *Why didn't I think of this?? I could just GLUE all of my power tools to a piece of Plywood. DUH* 😂
After you inhale all those fumes from the acetone and styro, you'll be thinking you're actually doing something useful gluing all your tools to the wall...
Dude was legit trying to show us why we need save our Styrofoam starts his sales pitch then makes a squirrel line for all the other glues. That's a real special ADD moment right there. 🤣
He teaches how to make glue out of styrofoam and acetone, then whenever he needs glue, he uses silicon, hot glue, etc. Genius 🤣🤣🤣
The glues have different purposes though. The styrofoam and acetone glue is for when you want to glue your caulk gun or tape measure to something.
@@harryamos7869 I guess everyone eventually needs to glue the calking gun or mesure tape to somewhere. Very important indeed. Who doesn't?
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I thought that...
I’ll never get those wasted few minutes of my life back. I feel depressed
Your funny Im with you so slow 🐌 🙃
But now you know how to make glue for whenever you feel like gluing your tape measure to something.
You totally read my mind.
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Just what I though too.
@@moonbowmountaincottage Everybody watching that had to wondering where he was going with that as he was applying glue to the caulking gun. Then you see where he’s going and wonder what the F was going on in his head when he came up with that demonstration. Of all things to glue that’s the best he could come up with? You’re trying to show people how useful this glue is so you glue your caulking gun and tape measure to a piece of plywood? That’s about the most useless application he could come up with to show that this glue is really useful. He’s saying, “You need this glue in your life! You could glue your tools to a big old piece of plywood with it.”
Ahhh! I should start storing my acetone in an unlabeled water bottle too! Great idea!
wtf did i just watch lol .... this guy must have been a fknin nightmare for his dad and his toolshed lol ... why would u want to glue tools to the wall!????
What?? I thought it was Vodka !!
That way you don't have to be bothered reading the "WARNING" label.
I have an even better hack: just buy an authentic Faberge Egg, break it up into uniform pieces, and then glue them to the end of a chopstick, and voila! You have a perfect backscratcher!
I have always wanted to know how to glue a tape measure to a piece of plywood.
I just want to know why I would want to glue them to a piece of wood and how the heck to use them with a piece of wood attached.
@@kathyohara6658 IKR! What was the purpose of that? Maybe to show how well the glue worked?
@@Pandyana Yes, to show the glue strength.
And now you know! And knowing is half the battle…..G.I. Joe
Rare knowledge. Seldom used. No longer passed on generation to generation.
I'm sure it must be bots that are subscribing to these channels. The creator definitely believes we need to be shown how to dunk some polystyrene 30 times before we get it!
I was so high after the acetone poor, i glued my mum to the ceiling,along with all my tools.............ow,and the cat.
Watched the entire video to see what contraption dude was building that will make use of the styrofoam glue. Turns out, they were just separate ideas that had nothing to do with styrofoam. LOL!
One of my favorite thing to do with a styrofoam block is trim it down to the right size and paint it the right hue of red. Then I toss it at an unsuspecting niece. It gets her every time!
Your talking about Karen ... The one in the wheelchair with no arms or legs ... ?!?!
@@ronhobyak9902Not her, that wouldn't be fair. She also knows the difference between styrofoam and clay. My other niece, however, who's just a couch potato, that one. Gets her every time!
I know it's only 8 minutes... but I want it back.
Your 8 minutes have been sent to China ! ... NO REFUNDS !
How much of this glue does it take to glue a blender to the ceiling?
Painted my workbench with this mixture--well ventilated area-- impervious to most liquids spilled on it. Also easy to clean. Styrofoam is just aerated styrene plastic which returns to styrene when dissolved in acetone or other solvents like MEK. Good way to get rid of all those Omaha steak cartons!
***FYROSTOAM**
ever heard of varnish? Which is more eco-friendly?
I have a bunch of them
How long can you store it?
@@TheChuckFina 600 YEARS
NEVER THROW AWAY STYROFOAM.....IT MAKES FOR THE WORLD'S STICKIEST CLICKBAIT...THIS BATCH CAUGHT OVER 6 MILLION VIEWS !!!
EXCELLENT COMMENT. Best one yet. I will giggle about your comment off and on all day long. Loved it.
I'm just a crafter but the title of this video caught my attention. What was the point of gluing those things to a board? If it was to show how strong the glue was then fair enough. But showing some practical ways that could help people would have been better. Also, to me it would be quicker, easier, less effort to just go out and buy the bit that makes a nice clean cut hole. (from Australia)
I love how step 1 of why you shouldn't throw away Styrofoam is a tutorial to make napalm😅😆.
Add a little diesel fuel…
Why would you want to glue your caulking gun and tape to a board?
You can purchase a hole saw and drill the holes in the sheetrock much faster and more reliably than the screw tool made in this video.
Never throw away cardboard or styrofoam and your husband will hate you too! 😂😂
Ciekawe co z tego wyjdzie. Super głupotki.
I divorced mine, now I keep all the cardboard and other stuff "I will use one day", now I think I need to divorce my son as he is the one complaining now... lol
Drinking warm water before bed shrinks a swollen prostate overnight ... 🤣
Also ... Drinking coffee every day ... Didn't work for me anymore ... 🤣
In a world... without glue...one man set out to make a difference and bring glue to a world...that needed glue
The one cool thing from this video .. was that pass-through wrench! Definitely cool!
I thought the same!
Right? I thought, why aren't they all made like that?
Also, why aren't all screws, hex head, they don't strip as easily as phillips head.
My heart was in my throat when I saw that drinking glass full of acetone! Guess I’ve trained with WHMIS rules too often.
Wouldn’t a wire wheel work better on the hammer?
Each one of these 'inventions' has a real tool that would work better.
That's pretty amazing how the overall level keeps going down as if it's decreasing in volume as you continue adding more styrofoam and I bet that was completely unexpected
I think a lot of the volume is lost as energy through the reaction that’s why the level keeps going down as he adds more
*POLYSTYRENE! This can give you ONE HELL of a pounding Migraine headache! Use a fume extractor when making!*
Cost of 1 gallon of acetone, $35. Cost of one gallon of general purpose glue, $19. Great hack there.
Acetone is not that expensive! Try shopping around, it's about £2 a litre here, and he used about 200ml. But you are right, these are not great hacks! Hot glue to hold on sandpaper, that gets hot and a hole saw that rips things apart, that cost peanuts to buy.
@@dreddhk I think the person that posted is American. They have almost no domestic production. Just about all they get is imported. I have heard that their domestic branded cars are imported from South Korea, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and the such. Thus, everything is more expensive there. Even their clothing is imported.
@@indridcold8433 It's similar in France and it's still not expensive.
@@Raphael-2 Yes, however, France is surrounded by many exporters. United States of America has to get their things from a long distance ocean freighter. France also has a president that is a lot more likeable than the American president. Emmanual Macron is also fluent in French and English. This makes him his own diplomat, to an extent. The American president likely only speaks a dialect of English, probably not the correct King's English. That will automatically make President Macron more likeable to foreign exporters, and therefore France more likeable to foreign exporters. The American government also has an extremely bad habit, since about the 1970s, of trying to run other nations more than they run their own nation. This does not look very favourable to other nations. Exporters would likely charge the Americans more than what they charge other nations. Sadly, this puts the American citizens at a horrible disadvantage. They are being punished for poor decisions their government makes. It does not seem as if their votes even work. You would think that they would vote out the universalist politicians in favour of politicians that focus on their nation.
@@indridcold8433 You'd think, but it almost seems like they're being kept ignorant to the problems with constant social pressure to conform to the status quo. That they don't take an interest in civics because they don't believe in the concept, and thus they don't engage and don't change anything.
"We were keeping our eye on 1984. When the year came and the prophecy didn't, thoughtful Americans sang softly in praise of themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had held. Wherever else the terror had happened, we, at least, had not been visited by Orwellian nightmares.
"But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell's dark vision, there was another - slightly older, slightly less well known, equally chilling: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Contrary to common belief even among the educated, Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same thing. Orwell warns that we will be overcome by an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley's vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think.
"What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies, the orgy porgy, and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny "failed to take into account man's almost infinite appetite for distractions." In 1984, Orwell added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we desire will ruin us.
"This book is about the possibility that Huxley, not Orwell, was right."
From "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business" by Neil Postman.
I've tried this one many time but...
Acetone doesn’t desolve styrofoam this way, insted of this it creates a slime type material that is not even too much sticky.
You can change acetone by gasoline or gas.
You need something like toluene. It does not dissolve in polar solvents. Plus, it is not a particularly good glue. Honestly, this is worse than 5-minute-crafts. I don't believe for a second that hot-glue would hold that brass screwcap and the piece of sandpaper on under actual usage conditions. 🙄
So it's not true then?
@@barnabyvonrudal1 I'd say it isn't. I suppose the parts would be flying all over the place as soon as the power drill turns on.
Turpentine?
You can also get some large thick flat styrofoam leftovers and put them around the inside of a cooler to keep drinks cold without spending alot of electricity on refigerator and freezer
While stuck inside due to snow up to my rear end I have read these comments to pass time and have my daily dose of laughter. The entire time reading I have thought I bet they all are high from sniffing the glue.
i love the smell of diy styrofoam glue in the morning.
Instead of acetone, soak it in gasoline. And instead of making glue, make napalm. 👍
I came here to say this……..
Napalm. Now there's a useful product!.
You know what's funny is that the mass stays the same no matter how much styrofoam you add to the solution 😂😂
The volume you mean??
Yep the volume I mean
That we can see 😜
cause its mostly air trapped inside foam bubbles, DUH
Don't be fooled, the polystyrene foam is not being dissolved, it's just being reduced. The gases are being released into the air, and by the time the solution is super thick, the volume would have been raised about 10 %.
so im, well i was, on a construction project to finish a project that was already 7 months delayed
i quickly absorbed this cool tip and glued all our powertools to the 5-7 diamond steelplate floorboards
i proudly admitted to my heroic deed and was rapidly showed the way out of the project
i will continue my streak of success using this solvent and polystyrene, thank you bro
That's how my company started making glue but wasn't from watching your video I wanted to make a impact on my landfill
I was wondering what was going to happen with the styrofoam all the way until the end. I got robbed
I fully hate these jobless shills! They ruining everything the Internet made possible
Kicking myself for watching as long as I did! 🙄
Thumbs up for the drill hole cutter 😂 as it absolutely desecrates the edge of the remaining board, good luck getting your fittings to stay put in one of those holes
Yeah but you have shed load of plaster dust to clear up. Bonus
A lot of work when you can buy a cheap hole saw that's ready to use and not destroy the surrounding area.. Sheet rockers have a sheet rock cutter that works like a compass with a scribing wheel. With this homemade butcher tool the taper will either put a hit out on you or the boss will fire you before break
My same thoughts
I found this out by myself one day and have been using it ever since! 👍👏👍
I did this over 20 years ago to build up some punky wood. Kept it thinner so it would penetrate the wood fibers.
The coolest thing in the whole video is the socket wrench with the hole in it !
Lol 😂
I mean the glue was cool to no? I'm wondering how strong is it really though.
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@@nonyabusiness9747 It will be hard and brittle with not a lot of adhesion to most surfaces. Trust me, thirty years ago I was a polymer chemist.
Yeah I know right, I've never seen a wrench like that,--------Hang a banger! is it possible he made it? After all he did have to find a way of tightening those nuts,--right???😱
Never throw away styrofoam- instead purchase super healthy acetone, make a glue and now you can stick your silicone guna nd tape measure to the board! genious!!! why did i not think of that? :D
Given rest of my styrofoam to Molotov makers, appeared useful when Russia invaded.
OH MyLanta! I am sooo glad I came across this today! I am so happy and excited! Exactly what I was needing was some glue. I use a lot of it on all my projects I do but getting tired of paying through the roof on it and most don't even work that great. Man I can't wait to try this and hope it works! I love videos like this! If this really works good, you have an instant subscriber from me, from just this one video! ❤
It dissolves like magic . That’s a fantastic idea. Brilliant. Thank you for sharing. Jose from Melbourne Australia
That’s a good idea 👍. Well that’s two tools you can’t use 😂
This really exemplifies how much air is in styrofoam
Just as the comments exemplify how much air is in the heads of those watching the vid. LOL