A little tip for your brother label printer; I have the same model. If you want to avoid having so many off-cuts, you can configure it to print multiple labels one after another, then use the print button at the top right to manually cut it off after the last piece. That way, you have just one off-cut for each set of labels you print at the same time, massively saving on the rather expensive tape. To do this, go to Menu > Cut Option > Chose Type 5. It will do little cuts between each label, so they are separate, but not cut the backing paper and you can continue printing until you have a long snake of labels, which will then come off one by one. Sometimes the printer seems to randomly forget that setting, and it has to be set up again, but for the most part, that saves me a lot of tape! P.S.: Love the video!
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ericarguello2662 months ago
You went to Finland to buy Yokohama tires! Here in USA I use Nokian tires from Finland.
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vasudhamalhotra9492 months ago
Just a big thank you for sharing your life, I am at the end of mine, I was just like you for the past 60 years doing so many projects it was none stop all those years, so it is good to spend time with you seeing you take each problem with ease as it arrives and the enjoyment you get from finding faults and fixing them. Many thanks my friend.
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daniel_garcia2 months ago
THIS is the most entertaining thing on YouTube, really!!!!!!!!!
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stéphane.perrin2 months ago
2:13 "don't use tools" - Uses pliers 😀
pedrolucas.abreu2 months ago
I really love how all your projects starts off with a good excuse to buy even more tools and toys :)
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marie_austin2 months ago
"Welcome to Thailand! The sea in Krabi is absolutely stunning. Hope you'll come back to visit again soon! From your Thailand fan club, I follow and watch all your videos."
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matthewjimenez8022 months ago
58:55 I liked the little pencil.
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brittany.gutierrez2 months ago
A Finnish tire shop is like a formula racing pit! Greetings from Finland! 💪🏻🎅🏻👍🏻🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🔩🔧
hannahrichardson8562 months ago
Marketplace finds always start with “I hope this works” 😅
utkarsh.kalita2 months ago
I was seriously thinking "hope Bjoernstroem posts soon" before I went to sleep. And look who is here right after breakfast!🥰
keith_davis2 months ago
Really looking forward for the upcoming road project 🙂
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jacqueline.long2 months ago
What a well rounded episode. Glad you found the right clamp on your business trip to beautiful Thailand with you wife's help.
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ross.craig2 months ago
59:23 I never realized how small you actually are, until I saw you next to a welding electrode and a pencil. 😁
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beth_burton2 months ago
Heh heh, I'll take the Mämmi any second of the day over Surströmming (sp?) 🤘😅👍
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jeremy.mcintyre2 months ago
Always happy to see you back mate and thanks again for sharing your experience and knowledge with us all hope you and your family are all doing well.
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daniela_campos2 months ago
Great! I can't wait to see you start the forest road project👍
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madeleinedelahaye6392 months ago
You can use BFG AT ko2/ko3 tires on the caddy. Choose their smallest size, and it fits good. I used it on my caddy.
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justin_brown2 months ago
Takk Mattias, bra å se hva du gjør. Takk for vids.
A little tip for your brother label printer; I have the same model. If you want to avoid having so many off-cuts, you can configure it to print multiple labels one after another, then use the print button at the top right to manually cut it off after the last piece. That way, you have just one off-cut for each set of labels you print at the same time, massively saving on the rather expensive tape. To do this, go to Menu > Cut Option > Chose Type 5. It will do little cuts between each label, so they are separate, but not cut the backing paper and you can continue printing until you have a long snake of labels, which will then come off one by one. Sometimes the printer seems to randomly forget that setting, and it has to be set up again, but for the most part, that saves me a lot of tape! P.S.: Love the video!
You went to Finland to buy Yokohama tires! Here in USA I use Nokian tires from Finland.
Just a big thank you for sharing your life, I am at the end of mine, I was just like you for the past 60 years doing so many projects it was none stop all those years, so it is good to spend time with you seeing you take each problem with ease as it arrives and the enjoyment you get from finding faults and fixing them. Many thanks my friend.
THIS is the most entertaining thing on YouTube, really!!!!!!!!!
2:13 "don't use tools" - Uses pliers 😀
I really love how all your projects starts off with a good excuse to buy even more tools and toys :)
"Welcome to Thailand! The sea in Krabi is absolutely stunning. Hope you'll come back to visit again soon! From your Thailand fan club, I follow and watch all your videos."
58:55 I liked the little pencil.
A Finnish tire shop is like a formula racing pit! Greetings from Finland! 💪🏻🎅🏻👍🏻🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🔩🔧
Marketplace finds always start with “I hope this works” 😅
I was seriously thinking "hope Bjoernstroem posts soon" before I went to sleep. And look who is here right after breakfast!🥰
Really looking forward for the upcoming road project 🙂
What a well rounded episode. Glad you found the right clamp on your business trip to beautiful Thailand with you wife's help.
59:23 I never realized how small you actually are, until I saw you next to a welding electrode and a pencil. 😁
Heh heh, I'll take the Mämmi any second of the day over Surströmming (sp?) 🤘😅👍
Always happy to see you back mate and thanks again for sharing your experience and knowledge with us all hope you and your family are all doing well.
Great! I can't wait to see you start the forest road project👍
You can use BFG AT ko2/ko3 tires on the caddy. Choose their smallest size, and it fits good. I used it on my caddy.
Takk Mattias, bra å se hva du gjør. Takk for vids.
Amazing video to start the weekend with!