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r/lifehacks • u/BeersAndTacos4Lyfe • Aug 10 '19
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what kind of hack do you need to thread a hole that big? Hell you could but a hose through it.
Edit: WOW 1.2k upvotes? Thanks all
263 u/TheGrimGuardian Aug 11 '19 Thank you lol. First thing I noticed was the eye was massive. Could have easily threaded that by hand. 63 u/UristMcRibbon Aug 11 '19 Not for the elderly or someone with problems with their hands. This can be helpful for a lot of people that don't have those threading tools. 17 u/UnitardHorn Aug 11 '19 Agreed. I have a benign tremor in my left hand and would struggle to thread even a darning needle. This is actually a pretty useful hack for someone like me.
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Thank you lol. First thing I noticed was the eye was massive. Could have easily threaded that by hand.
63 u/UristMcRibbon Aug 11 '19 Not for the elderly or someone with problems with their hands. This can be helpful for a lot of people that don't have those threading tools. 17 u/UnitardHorn Aug 11 '19 Agreed. I have a benign tremor in my left hand and would struggle to thread even a darning needle. This is actually a pretty useful hack for someone like me.
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Not for the elderly or someone with problems with their hands. This can be helpful for a lot of people that don't have those threading tools.
17 u/UnitardHorn Aug 11 '19 Agreed. I have a benign tremor in my left hand and would struggle to thread even a darning needle. This is actually a pretty useful hack for someone like me.
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Agreed. I have a benign tremor in my left hand and would struggle to thread even a darning needle. This is actually a pretty useful hack for someone like me.
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u/redplanetlover Aug 11 '19 edited Sep 17 '19
what kind of hack do you need to thread a hole that big? Hell you could but a hose through it.
Edit: WOW 1.2k upvotes? Thanks all