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How to Screw Firmly Into A Weak Block Wall

7,705,424 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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Florida Man1 year ago

Proper fastener would have done this correctly.

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Recon1 year ago

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hmm1 year ago

Scabby. Use a proper concrete anchor, proper concrete fasteners or resin product for this application.

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David Bonilla1 year ago

Lack of calluses tell me you have no idea what you doing.

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kilogoesPEW1 year ago

These life hack videos are so stupid. They always solve problems with existing cheap solutions.

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Youssef • Webflow Designer & Developer1 year ago

If you're going to use a bonding agent, it's better to use a chemical anchor.

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

Nice one. How do you install this?

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Mike1 year ago

Utter bullshit. Please do not follow this advice.

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Shawn Smith1 year ago

Nope. Never do this.

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Daniel Cice1 year ago

🤨🤨🤨👇👇👇😂😂😂

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Jeremy1 year ago

Fucking retarded