I now know how to make a circle a bagillion different ways, thank you👌

@ajbarwick2986

Жыл бұрын

And with random diameters

коль на выдумки хитра. Теперь в видео пособиях. В общих чертах приятно, что кто-то таким полезным занимается. Заслуженный лайк.

Allen Key bolt.....why destroy an Allen Key when bits are cheap enough? (£1 for a screw driver & bits) Threading wire through a plastic tube.....I think the wire is stiff enough to thread through the pipe on its own instead of making it over complicated with a string, a nut & a magnet!

I guess it was important to hit that ‘100’ mark because ~25 of these are just improvised compasses but using slightly different objects. such as: some string… a paper clip… a bent paper clip… some wire… your hand… a bent nail… 2 bent nails… a zip tie… and the list goes on… just saying if you need to draw circles this much you might consider investing in an actual compass. I mean, I’ve never been in a situation where I badly needed to draw a perfect circle but had no way of obtaining a compass (…NOT tripping on mushrooms I mean)

@AmberDMiller

2 ай бұрын

AGREED. I was so sick of all the improvised compasses. Or group them all together and highlight each section with its type of usefulness so we can skip past all of what we don’t need help with.

I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to make this wooden clamping knob for an adjustable lap desk, twist on and off again. The threading on the inside of the knob just wore away. I've jars full of nuts, but none fit, nor did shields, omg. Your suggestion at 3:28 of vid gives me hope, but I wonder if the hotglue I have on hand will work. Maybe yours is stronger to handle the stress of tightening and loosening. Hehe, nothin' beats a failure but a try! Thanks so much! woot-woot:)

That sanding block with the bulldog clips is _genius_ !

I'm impressed at the amount of circles this guy needs to make, and still hasn't purchased a compass.

@liljimmy9201

Жыл бұрын

lmao

@allenclark4235

Жыл бұрын

You're gonna love this.... Check out the trick at 8:10... I will admit, it is a pretty neat trick though.

@mgpvii

Жыл бұрын

@@allenclark4235 That was one of the ones I didn’t understand. If you would be so kind as to explain what the purpose of that was.

@allenclark4235

Жыл бұрын

@@mgpvii its a little trick to find the center of any circle.. I was pointing out the part where he has a damn compass lol.

@mgpvii

Жыл бұрын

@@allenclark4235 haha...thank you.

I saw about 10 that I thought were good. About 30 that I can’t figure out what the point was, 20 that I have bits for, and the remainder making circles.

That nut attached to that string that was attached to the wire and then you use the magnet to thread it through the plastic pipe is genius and it opens up a new world of thought for me. Thank you for this video and God bless you.

@Theghostescapes

Жыл бұрын

Just stick the wire through the pipe. Geez.

@darylhudson659

Жыл бұрын

@@Theghostescapes that doesn't always work I have run Romex in Long conduit with many bends in a million dollar home in the 80s and we could barely get it through even using a lot of soap.

@forrestfifer9093

Жыл бұрын

use to run wire for a living. we took a plastic shopping bag making a small balloon just slightly bigger than the pipe, tide our pull string to it and take a shop vac to the other end of pipe and have the string pulled through 100 ft in about 2 seconds.

@jaydenraeburn1906

5 ай бұрын

​@@darylhudson659I don't think a magnet can be strong enough to bend a wire through all those bends, the friction will be too much.

thank you for teaching me how to zip tie some wood together this is some cutting edge construction.

Extendable rulers really do come in handy.

@peterdemkiw3280

Жыл бұрын

What, do you mean tape measures?

@jonn_mace_80_95_

Жыл бұрын

@@peterdemkiw3280 Correct.

This guy is a Circular Genius.

thanks for sharing my friend.I love bodging,and getting the job done with what you have to hand.there's always a solution if you think out of the box,and it's great exercise for the brain.if you think hard enough it's amazing what you can accomplish,without having to track down a specific tool.thanks again,and stay safe and be lucky.respect.maddog.West cork.republic of Ireland

This guy lives above me I can never sleep and he has broken into every apartment in the building the entire building is his oyster now nice work thank you 🤪🤪❤️❤️😃😃👍👍

@GarageBandDad

Ай бұрын

Did he do this by drawing circles?

I think this video needs a different title: 100 WAYS TO DRAW CIRCLES AND MAKE DRILL BITS OUT OF SCREWS ...seriously

@kareemjohnson8059

11 ай бұрын

U ain't neva lied fam...😅😂

@brijeshzadafiya8350

10 ай бұрын

Right

I gotta come back & rewatch this every time I start a new project 😁

@GarageBandDad

Ай бұрын

Just to practice drawing circles

If you do not have standard hex bit, but you do have an angle grinder for cutting hex wrench, there is something strange going on...

@SaltNBattery

5 ай бұрын

He also has a compass at 24:15 but needs 200 ways to draw a circle with everything he found in his grandma's junk drawer. This channel is braindead.

This man knows how to solve problems

Never thought of a few of these, such as how to straighten out a copper wire.

Я многое пробую из лайфхаков ,и благодарен за опыт вам!!!

把日常使用工具經驗教給你👋學起來真實用✌👍

It's so Amazing ❤️ 💯 👌🏻

35 min and 18 sec of my life i will never get back. Most of these make no sense what so ever. Why did I sit through this whole thing?

Gracias por tu exposición

I've been around various types of work sites and tools my life also, many of these I knew. Some I was gonna try. Many of these I'm "wow". Many others, I'm "Holy Crap"! I'm Hooked Mr. Hacker! Thanks for solving my dilema on an upcoming project!

at 8 minutes and 10 seconds, you reminded me of the math that I had forgotten, thank you, a useful video for everyone

@rockybutler

Жыл бұрын

8:10

hey let's take an Allen wrench...grind off the end to use as a drill bit tip. Oh wait, they already have hex bit tips...FOR DECADES NOW!! Too funny. Who are the genius' who come up with this stuff? LOL

I feel like I'm going in circles with this video 🙂

Some of these R trUlY ingenious!!!;) Using a bolt and a few nuts as a ratchet -- WOW!!!;) By fAH dA bEst vid of dIs categORY Ive EVAH SEEN!!!;)

Great tutorial and ideas. But sometimes unnecessary. But everyone makes their own choice.

Bravo. Thank you. Merci

Idéias simples e eficientes!!

@Zen.Experience

Жыл бұрын

E estupidas também

@jeffreysteinsberger329

Жыл бұрын

im gay

Great hacks, love your videos, some helped me ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

Wow...he can draw circles!

Thank you for sharing ❤

Do not do that first one. That is so freaking dangerous. those screws are very likely to wear down quickly, and go flying and bouncing around. Never mess around with grinders.

@billyturner9930

Жыл бұрын

I saw that one and was literally shocked that this is on here. You can put a screw right through your brain with the amount of force that thing will have flying out of there. BEYOND dangerous.

@dpz9872

Жыл бұрын

@@billyturner9930 I'm thinking if you're going to try any of these your brain has pretty much been screwed already. 😆

@chang1865

Жыл бұрын

Yeah.​ Screws aren't​ strong.​ Could​ ​be​broken​ ​with​ a​ hammer, a​ grinder​ will​ definitely​ send​ it​ flying.

@BackyardRussia

Жыл бұрын

@@dpz9872 some of these are actually pretty good ideas

@mondop5270

Жыл бұрын

Luckily it was shown in 2mm plastic, ciz anything harders guna end a lot diffrently... this is why worksafe entities were created in western countries...

1:29 damn.... smart!!! Gonna do this on the next ikea furniture that my parent ask me to do

Thanks for the useful vid man!

Merci monsieur, vous êtes genial

Hilarious - Thank you!😂

Most of these things only work if you're working with pine wood it's soft so this stuff will work but try this stuff out on some hardwood or metal and I bet it fails and I know it will

50 construction tips plus 50 ways to draw a circle lol

@andreashale1482

2 ай бұрын

Be fair, some of them were ellipsis.😂😂

Using a claw hammer to remove nails is genius. Don't let this guy work on your plumbing if you use PVC.

You gotta give it to these people, they are not afraid to share with the entire world, how stupid they are and not afraid to show it.

У вас отличные видео, классная подача материала в ускоренном виде и шикарная музыка!!!👍 Спасибо за такую информацию, смотреть очень интересно, познавательно и приятно👍💯😎🤝🔥✌️💥💪✨

Очень здорово.!!!!

YES, DO NOT MESS with a GRINDER, it really isn't something to mess with if you using a grinder, and only grinder discs provided use it and always be very cautious, because that's a very powerful and dangerous machine.

@aidanlynch1694

6 ай бұрын

Easily most dangerous power hand tool by injury/defect frequency

Bravo!! Very useful. Thanks.

Me gusta mirar estos videos porq aprendí muchos trucos para resolver inconvenientes en el hogar yo misma sin tener que llamar un manitas jajaja...no necesito a nadie que me ayude jajaja.gracias...zorionak 💝🇨🇴🇪🇦

Best thinking, "outside the box". Pure genius! Thanks for posting. New subscriber. 😺

@leew8812

Жыл бұрын

Pure genius? Are you really sure about that?

I’ve worked with tools all my life, and I found the video very resourceful. Thank you!

@christianhibler4173

7 ай бұрын

You must go pretty hands 👺🖤

wonderful hacks and only a few that i knew. The video is clear in any language and the light music makes for an enjoyable learning experience .. smashing job!

Зовите доктора, надо сделать этого парня еще более знаменитым.

@foxzachem7320

2 ай бұрын

Док будет бомбить, что опять тож самое)

Po 10 prezentacji czym narysować kółko miałem dość, cudem wytrwałem do końca...

Hey, what is the name of the very first song on this video. The instrumental with the heavy bass guitar track. Thanks. EDIT: Also the track that starts around 11:10 (drawing a black line around a pvc pipe). Thanks

sharing tricks are very useful for our daily works with projects, many of them are very useful and easy

Mr. Hacker the type of dude that lifts the toilet seat with the shoehorn

@trucksavage

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@funniebunnie4u

Жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂💕💕

So satisfying.

I never had to draw ovals so far. and I do woodworkings for about 40 years now

These are brilliant! Thanks so much!

best collection so far, and the soundtrack was kinda cool too!

if you are gonna put 3 screws together to make some sort of drill bit, why not use a 4th to have a center point which would start it dead center every time?

@AwakenedOnes2023

Жыл бұрын

I'm thinking because that would create too much build up in the center of the screws, if you visualize it you'll see i am right lol.

@peterdemkiw3280

Жыл бұрын

No, you're wrong, I tried it, a 4th keeps it centred and makes a hole just as easy as 3 but without all the movement. If you think about it you'll see guessing and doing are completely different things.

-How many circles do you want to put in the video? -yes

wow! very impressive.......I didn't kn'ow drawing circles was a thing

one word for this: satisfying !

Hi..I tried the hot glue and bolt idea at 3:28 min. but it pulled right out. Mine was a craft glue stick so not intended to hold onto the wood well enough?...ugh. I'm so close to this fix;0)

Is this the work of the "Circle Man"??

Great Job Just shared this video with my friends and family.

I agree with a lot of your comments. I think that instead of putting a hundred axe maybe just five good ones that work

Fabulous!... if you want 50 ways to draw a circle (that are all the same idea); or need to drill holes, have a drill, but no drill bits.

What!?! You can put multiple zipties together to make one long ziptie!?! GAME CHANGER!!

Mr. Heacker was my woodshop teacher lol

Você é muito habilidoso! Adorei as dicas! 🇧🇷

@ignazgumpanferdl5339

Жыл бұрын

Besonders das Erste war sehr kompetent 👌🏼🤦🏼‍♂️

Suficiente con los círculos 🙄 todo lo demás Genial!

16:23 how to remove a rusted bolt: actually make an earnest attempt to use the tool properly

When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was a polyurethane golf club. 😄 🇺🇸

😮😮😮 cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ video clip, chúc bạn thành công!

So basically a hundred ways to make a simple job harder?

@beastwolf7

Жыл бұрын

Yup

@d34dR0d3n7

Жыл бұрын

Some were pretty great, others were either something you should be able to figure out if you have any worksman ability (like chaining two zip ties if one isn't enough) or solutions looking for problems. And did anyone else expect this to be his last video when tied three screws together and stuck them in a drill? That's an accident waiting to happen, as can see when he first started the hole. Might be useful as a bore if don't have one but even then it would be hard to get precise with the size.

@jackdaknife

Жыл бұрын

Dude thank you for this comment, everyones out here saying its great and I do work a trade but fuck me this was pretty much all terrible.

Ide yang sangat cemerlang 👍👍👍

Helpful idea

I've never seen a person write with a pencil/pen while holding it like this guy does. Seems like it would be tougher to achieve fine movements with it just between the side of your thumb and index finger. I guess it works if you are used to holding it like that most of your life.

@lotuselansteve

Жыл бұрын

No one these days is taught how to hold a pen or pencil properly.

@teamideall

Жыл бұрын

honestly though holding a pencil oddly for a quick scribe/marking vs writing an actual essay or something isnt that strange

wow! brilliant ideas hacks tips and tricks! as a tradesman builder and contruction worker myself theres alot there i can use and help me! thanks!

Amazing, thank ypu for shsrimg

I don’t think own any of these tools but I’m 25mins in and have thought genius multiple times

A more readily available hack for rust, is white vinegar. It will strip the rust off anything in a few hrs but I usually leave it overnight. While your at it, might as well use it first to soak the faucets and shower heads then recycle it for rusty things.

@businessraptor127

Жыл бұрын

Rustolium has a vinegar gel spray that's awesome for use on cars or spots where it runs off and drys to quickly.

@darylhudson659

Жыл бұрын

I've suggest getting real vinegar that is not been diluted with water like many of the brands are and I forget which brand I found that is undiluted hahaha but I also use apple cider vinegar in my diet and it's very good for you.

@robinshane4661

Жыл бұрын

@@businessraptor127 I need to find some. That sounds great. Thanks.

@slanghere2789

Жыл бұрын

lol few hours BUT I leave it over night

@murkaurka4470

Жыл бұрын

Лимонная кислота лучше!

Great hacks. Just came across this channel. Already helped me with some ideas of doing a few things I’ve wanted to do. Thanks

@Henny3run

Жыл бұрын

You still alive ? Most of them are really dumb

Worked Construction for 40yrs, most these trick's I know.

I know some of these hacks and others are very helpful, but some things I might do differently

Thank you

Great video

Good 1.... Clean you smart phone screen. Take packaging tape, from bottum to top, taping either side of half the phone screen. Use credit card to smooth out surface and box cutter to gently cut in edges.

Hey Mr Hacker What’s the music that starts just after 2 minute mark? I love it . Shazam doesn’t recognise Please reply

@bandeetizenkettotizenkilenc

Жыл бұрын

No answer.... :s

Very astute, thanks. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Really great tips. Music sucks and is much too loud though.

He's really obsessed with drawing circles.

How many times are you going to make circles?

Thanks

Love how he contradicts himself when cutting out the circles.

@robinshane4661

Жыл бұрын

He’s not contradicting himself, he’s showing other ways to do the same job.

Some good ideas , but more than enough ways to make a circle .

Ok, gotta admit the way to keep from losing my WD40 straw, I’m doing today. I use that stuff all the time in my art, for laundry, cleaning stainless appliances, removing rust etc and try as I might, I still lose the damn straw. I do like most of the tips, but with a few I use different hack. I’m a kind of use what I got - kind of hacker also. So I appreciate your channel. Even if it I don’t use your exact hack, it sparks the imagination for another. But I’m not sure about the hot glue in the screw hole thing. Unless your using construction grade hot glue, craft glue won’t hold long term. I use a marine trick. Scrape the wax of a toilet ring, I do keep one on hand, around the screw, fill the hole with resin, screw in the screw and after the resin has set, remove the screw. It works every time, long term.

@Alcoholic_Nerd

Жыл бұрын

...... just buy the ones with the built in hinging straw attachments, they have been around a long ass time, how have you never seen them???

@robinshane4661

Жыл бұрын

@@Alcoholic_Nerd I have no idea, but I haven’t. I’ll look into it. Unless you’re speaking of WD40. I have one of those, but my Teflon and silicone spray tubes are the ones I lose.