I'm here for esl (english as a second language). My issue is to be sure the correct way of speaking things and their uses. Example: a hammer is used to beat or it's used for beating…? I realize the instructor sometimes says either one. Could someone help me on that?
You left out pincer pliers. Good for pulling out nails, breaking off ceramic tiles. Also left out snips for sheet metal. Good vid though – nice summary of tools.
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30:35 I'm surprised he didn't call them "tongue and groove" pliers. Hmmm…
This is what I’ve been looking for. I’m in 8th grade starting principles of manufacturing
Thanks for the crash course! Learned few tools new to me.
Thank you so much, this is exactly the video I was looking for, much appreciation! 🙂 Great job!
Sir your accent is so satisfying to listen to, I miss the south though.
Greetings from Brazil
Thank you….husband passed away before telling me what all the tools in his workshop were for. Very helpful.
learning ，thanks Mr Smitty.
Wow this is very helpfull for learning thanks you
Ooo😂😂😂😂
“and you EHH! for the locking mechanism” 😂
I really like ur band the cure
I'm here for esl (english as a second language). My issue is to be sure the correct way of speaking things and their uses. Example: a hammer is used to beat or it's used for beating…?
I realize the instructor sometimes says either one. Could someone help me on that?
You left out pincer pliers. Good for pulling out nails, breaking off ceramic tiles. Also left out snips for sheet metal. Good vid though – nice summary of tools.
Playback at 1.5. Thank me later
Hello Mr Smith
great video