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I bought the green bag of concrete but theres too much rock in it it's hard to smooth it while patching pavers. Is this bag finer?
@byronmoore844822 сағат бұрын
Not great😢
@thomast77482 күн бұрын
It’s not a T nut, T nut doesn’t have claws. It’s a claws nut. Look at the profile of a claws nut, does it look like a T ? No, because of the claws.
@richardgoldstraw46403 күн бұрын
Great tool
@ClayWooten-sf1nn3 күн бұрын
Maybe give the model number next time???
@WolverineBlue173 күн бұрын
Why did you decide to mount the vise with the single mount hole in front instead of the single mount hole to the rear? Is there a reason for either way? Strength wise maybe? Also, why not through bolts? And it appears that the rear jaw is behind the end of the bench surface.
@stevekennaugh58785 күн бұрын
These drawers are sold in the UK under the name “Taiming”. Thanks for the instructions as I was stuck!
@QIANMU-FASTENERS-MANUFACTURER7 күн бұрын
👍👍👍👍👍
@YourPalTheCommentor8 күн бұрын
Got some galvanized steel from my aunt🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔩🔩🔩
@rudydaberry12210 күн бұрын
Where can I get some metric reducing coupling nuts
@NortheastDistrictPark10 күн бұрын
How do you remove a carriage bolt when you can't access the nut?
@AndyGenova-jr9ol12 күн бұрын
Lamo o vid what size drill what size rivet 4 material being used please try again or redo vid nothing to learn here!!!!!!!
@JC-fd4xu12 күн бұрын
How many times can you say "basically" in a video?!?!?
@sailmirage12 күн бұрын
My summary from this is loose rivets suck no matter what you do. Good video.
@pastoorfourie358813 күн бұрын
Just look at the fucking thread spiral and you can see which way it goes.
@Smartartin13 күн бұрын
Will this fix any scratches?
@faliray488915 күн бұрын
Thus video was very helpful. Thank you.
@lizsmith31215 күн бұрын
Always learning something new within our fields. This will save me time, and l can charge accordingly for my new knowledge. You have to be willing to deliver time, patience, and repetition for a Quality over Quantity job... p.s. never knew sweeping compound was a thing!😮🎉
@w.harrison727716 күн бұрын
Seriously? All you had to do was add in what M2 means and it would have been a complete video.
@charlesballiet707416 күн бұрын
i feel like there could be a fastiner that uses galling to its advantage to become permanent once installed. like a rotary rivet
@assadsmagicalmysterytour16 күн бұрын
Don’t breathe with your mouth! It’s bad for you!!!
@bonheur10318 күн бұрын
seriously. thank you. much easier to understand by the way you explained it!
@tevitaveailaa421618 күн бұрын
young thug playing in the background
@jamescgulajr697720 күн бұрын
You may want to go check, because it sounds like you’re being robbed in the background.
@musicianm0mmy23 күн бұрын
i would like to install rivets into my soft swede boots to be able to thread leather laces into, what do i need ?
@robmarshall863324 күн бұрын
Thanks Bob. 120 at my house is barely hot enough.
@Djkevinthemix24 күн бұрын
Day 132 of being serviced by Albany County Fasteners! Still loving it!
@atozbyjmcb596825 күн бұрын
Any tips on joining such fine wire. I’m hoping to solder twelve mini lampposts to a running line but not sure if soldering iron will be too hot for the wire and just burn through it.
@JayanthPedishetty-uz5di26 күн бұрын
Is it safe painting concrete wall in the basement?
@myalkut27 күн бұрын
Does it smell strongly?
29 күн бұрын
A little more background noise please
@missm1267Ай бұрын
We just moved yesterday to a townhouse condo and the heater the same as this but the highest water temperature is only 32 degrees with 140. It so cold for shower. Please help
@AlbanyCountyFastenersАй бұрын
Follow the process
@missm1267Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the reply. It was already set to 140 but the highest water temperature is only 32 degree celcius. It didn’t get hotter than that. I want more hotter, because 32 degrees is so cold for shower. Thank you
@bossrings3034Ай бұрын
How do you switch it to commercial mode to increase temp to 185°
@AlbanyCountyFastenersАй бұрын
You can’t
@bossrings3034Ай бұрын
Switched it to no recirculation- goes to 185° with 1b and 2b set
@gaverage2218Ай бұрын
Here's a breakdown of the key differences between aluminum, copper, and stainless steel rivets, along with their ideal uses: Material: Aluminum: Lightweight, malleable, good strength-to-weight ratio. Copper: Malleable, good conductor of heat and electricity. Stainless Steel: Strong, corrosion-resistant, high melting point. Strength: Stainless Steel: Strongest of the three, with high tensile and shear strength. Aluminum: Lower strength than stainless steel, but still offers good holding power for its weight. Copper: Weakest in terms of sheer strength, not ideal for high-stress applications. Corrosion Resistance: Stainless Steel: Excellent corrosion resistance, ideal for outdoor use and wet environments. Aluminum: Can corrode, especially when paired with dissimilar metals. Not recommended for harsh environments. Copper: Moderately corrosion-resistant, but can develop a patina over time. Note: Due to its high nobility, copper itself resists corrosion. However, when connected to a less noble metal like steel or aluminum in a wet environment, it acts as a cathode and accelerates corrosion in the other metal. Applications: Aluminum: Ideal for lightweight applications, sheet metal work, and when weight is a major concern (aircraft construction). Not suitable for high-stress situations or where dissimilar metals touch. Copper: Often used for decorative purposes due to its color, good electrical conductivity (electrical grounding), and heat conduction (heat sinks). Not recommended for high-strength joints. Stainless Steel: The most versatile option due to its strength and corrosion resistance. Ideal for outdoor applications, construction, shipbuilding, appliances, and anywhere a strong, durable fastener is needed. Additional Considerations: Cost: Aluminum is generally the cheapest, followed by copper and then stainless steel. Conductivity: Copper offers the best electrical and thermal conductivity.
@anibalv-bm5loАй бұрын
aren't supposed to pour the powder into the water??
@mi1400Ай бұрын
plz also demonstrate some uses specially my bicycle side kickstand keeps getting loose .. so plz demonstrate the best combination i.e. exactly/ideally where the kickstand metal should get sandwiched between which of these and how is there a multiple combination for better avoidance against loosening with kicking stand and vibrations... plain-washer(s), lock-washer(s), bolt, nut(s), checknut(s), flange-nut(s)... anxiously looking forward.. thank you!
@cobar5342Ай бұрын
Thank goodness for metric
@macbethdemilo7253Ай бұрын
My stainless steel hex bolt has no dashes. Its has F593C JBK THE on the head. What grade is this bolt? Grade 2 since it has no dashes or something else? Thanks.
@AlbanyCountyFastenersАй бұрын
Correct! JBK THE is the manufacturer
@macbethdemilo7253Ай бұрын
@@AlbanyCountyFasteners thank you, I got confused with the "grade 2" = no markings, and thought "but it has letters and numbers. I just wished there was a chart explaining what the F593C means.
@AlbanyCountyFastenersАй бұрын
Non available
@djmeltdown65Ай бұрын
I know this is an old video, but I can't find any information about loss of tension strength using jam nuts vs regular height hex. Can't find information for locking and non-locking jam nuts. Either. Help please!
@Laura_WarriorАй бұрын
Love the bag hack!
@bmac01947Ай бұрын
Another satisfied Prozac user!
@FactsMattersUSAАй бұрын
Great video, however, First after drilling correct size hole, add liquid nails before adding the insert. ALWAYS use a washer or nut on the drive bolt, screw on the insert. Onced flushed with the surface, hold the nut with pliers or wrench as you remove the bolt. This setup with last the life of the wood you're working on.
@oapy123Ай бұрын
It’s pronounced may·suhn·ree
@learninglessons7428Ай бұрын
This is the most moronic video! I think everyone know how to unscrew a nut from a bolt. HOW ABOUT A CARRIAGE BOLT THAT IS SPINNING INSIDE THE WOOD??
@Arcturian1111Ай бұрын
I'm using this on my out drive gimbal housing. Two studs broke off in the housing. Gonna drill them out and try this. I just bought a whole kit on amazon for $70.
@JSanchezzАй бұрын
Thanks for this great idea. Bought the materials, hope it works!
@libbysingscontrezzo8419Ай бұрын
I need something like this to screw into a stud to hang a sink. Do these only work with concrete or can they go into solid wood as well?
@FastenerteenutsАй бұрын
Good to know🤛
@wendyvillasenor8671Ай бұрын
This was satisfying to watch... can't wait to try
@Steven-ro4ofАй бұрын
I wish every KZread video was like this. Straight to the point and no bullshit. Well done!
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I bought the green bag of concrete but theres too much rock in it it's hard to smooth it while patching pavers. Is this bag finer?
Not great😢
It’s not a T nut, T nut doesn’t have claws. It’s a claws nut. Look at the profile of a claws nut, does it look like a T ? No, because of the claws.
Great tool
Maybe give the model number next time???
Why did you decide to mount the vise with the single mount hole in front instead of the single mount hole to the rear? Is there a reason for either way? Strength wise maybe? Also, why not through bolts? And it appears that the rear jaw is behind the end of the bench surface.
These drawers are sold in the UK under the name “Taiming”. Thanks for the instructions as I was stuck!
👍👍👍👍👍
Got some galvanized steel from my aunt🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔩🔩🔩
Where can I get some metric reducing coupling nuts
How do you remove a carriage bolt when you can't access the nut?
Lamo o vid what size drill what size rivet 4 material being used please try again or redo vid nothing to learn here!!!!!!!
How many times can you say "basically" in a video?!?!?
My summary from this is loose rivets suck no matter what you do. Good video.
Just look at the fucking thread spiral and you can see which way it goes.
Will this fix any scratches?
Thus video was very helpful. Thank you.
Always learning something new within our fields. This will save me time, and l can charge accordingly for my new knowledge. You have to be willing to deliver time, patience, and repetition for a Quality over Quantity job... p.s. never knew sweeping compound was a thing!😮🎉
Seriously? All you had to do was add in what M2 means and it would have been a complete video.
i feel like there could be a fastiner that uses galling to its advantage to become permanent once installed. like a rotary rivet
Don’t breathe with your mouth! It’s bad for you!!!
seriously. thank you. much easier to understand by the way you explained it!
young thug playing in the background
You may want to go check, because it sounds like you’re being robbed in the background.
i would like to install rivets into my soft swede boots to be able to thread leather laces into, what do i need ?
Thanks Bob. 120 at my house is barely hot enough.
Day 132 of being serviced by Albany County Fasteners! Still loving it!
Any tips on joining such fine wire. I’m hoping to solder twelve mini lampposts to a running line but not sure if soldering iron will be too hot for the wire and just burn through it.
Is it safe painting concrete wall in the basement?
Does it smell strongly?
A little more background noise please
We just moved yesterday to a townhouse condo and the heater the same as this but the highest water temperature is only 32 degrees with 140. It so cold for shower. Please help
Follow the process
Thank you so much for the reply. It was already set to 140 but the highest water temperature is only 32 degree celcius. It didn’t get hotter than that. I want more hotter, because 32 degrees is so cold for shower. Thank you
How do you switch it to commercial mode to increase temp to 185°
You can’t
Switched it to no recirculation- goes to 185° with 1b and 2b set
Here's a breakdown of the key differences between aluminum, copper, and stainless steel rivets, along with their ideal uses: Material: Aluminum: Lightweight, malleable, good strength-to-weight ratio. Copper: Malleable, good conductor of heat and electricity. Stainless Steel: Strong, corrosion-resistant, high melting point. Strength: Stainless Steel: Strongest of the three, with high tensile and shear strength. Aluminum: Lower strength than stainless steel, but still offers good holding power for its weight. Copper: Weakest in terms of sheer strength, not ideal for high-stress applications. Corrosion Resistance: Stainless Steel: Excellent corrosion resistance, ideal for outdoor use and wet environments. Aluminum: Can corrode, especially when paired with dissimilar metals. Not recommended for harsh environments. Copper: Moderately corrosion-resistant, but can develop a patina over time. Note: Due to its high nobility, copper itself resists corrosion. However, when connected to a less noble metal like steel or aluminum in a wet environment, it acts as a cathode and accelerates corrosion in the other metal. Applications: Aluminum: Ideal for lightweight applications, sheet metal work, and when weight is a major concern (aircraft construction). Not suitable for high-stress situations or where dissimilar metals touch. Copper: Often used for decorative purposes due to its color, good electrical conductivity (electrical grounding), and heat conduction (heat sinks). Not recommended for high-strength joints. Stainless Steel: The most versatile option due to its strength and corrosion resistance. Ideal for outdoor applications, construction, shipbuilding, appliances, and anywhere a strong, durable fastener is needed. Additional Considerations: Cost: Aluminum is generally the cheapest, followed by copper and then stainless steel. Conductivity: Copper offers the best electrical and thermal conductivity.
aren't supposed to pour the powder into the water??
plz also demonstrate some uses specially my bicycle side kickstand keeps getting loose .. so plz demonstrate the best combination i.e. exactly/ideally where the kickstand metal should get sandwiched between which of these and how is there a multiple combination for better avoidance against loosening with kicking stand and vibrations... plain-washer(s), lock-washer(s), bolt, nut(s), checknut(s), flange-nut(s)... anxiously looking forward.. thank you!
Thank goodness for metric
My stainless steel hex bolt has no dashes. Its has F593C JBK THE on the head. What grade is this bolt? Grade 2 since it has no dashes or something else? Thanks.
Correct! JBK THE is the manufacturer
@@AlbanyCountyFasteners thank you, I got confused with the "grade 2" = no markings, and thought "but it has letters and numbers. I just wished there was a chart explaining what the F593C means.
Non available
I know this is an old video, but I can't find any information about loss of tension strength using jam nuts vs regular height hex. Can't find information for locking and non-locking jam nuts. Either. Help please!
Love the bag hack!
Another satisfied Prozac user!
Great video, however, First after drilling correct size hole, add liquid nails before adding the insert. ALWAYS use a washer or nut on the drive bolt, screw on the insert. Onced flushed with the surface, hold the nut with pliers or wrench as you remove the bolt. This setup with last the life of the wood you're working on.
It’s pronounced may·suhn·ree
This is the most moronic video! I think everyone know how to unscrew a nut from a bolt. HOW ABOUT A CARRIAGE BOLT THAT IS SPINNING INSIDE THE WOOD??
I'm using this on my out drive gimbal housing. Two studs broke off in the housing. Gonna drill them out and try this. I just bought a whole kit on amazon for $70.
Thanks for this great idea. Bought the materials, hope it works!
I need something like this to screw into a stud to hang a sink. Do these only work with concrete or can they go into solid wood as well?
Good to know🤛
This was satisfying to watch... can't wait to try
I wish every KZread video was like this. Straight to the point and no bullshit. Well done!