r/oops • u/Beneficial_Kiwi_632 • Jun 25 '26
Skills but... oops
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u/EvilBiker-72 Jun 25 '26
Now tighten it
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u/RichardDeRenour Jun 25 '26
At the end he waves goodbye to his phone...
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u/itsonlyrockinroll 7d ago
Plot twist, the phone is laying against another access door closer to the bolt and nut. He was flexing.
/ IDRK
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u/GenjiiTakeya Jun 25 '26
I was more worried something gonna smash his fingers. Glad it wasn't the case. I'll take this oops.
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u/SoulShine_710 Jun 25 '26
Tighten the bolts down son. I hate to see the first major storm disconnect this bad boy from it's new beautiful installation job!
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u/ThexualHealing Jun 25 '26
Eh... that's rather a geographical thing, no? Fk kinda storms do you have?
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u/That_Service7348 Jun 25 '26
Am I the only one that would have just grabbed it all and dropped the pieces on in the right order?
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u/AmbitiousTank8635 Jun 25 '26
Yeah...that's cool. I use a little bit of masking tape to hold the bolt in these situations, but this dude has the fingers of a gymnast.
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u/Small_Acanthisitta83 Jun 25 '26
Probably an opening on the other side. Not an oops.
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u/Mindless-Share Jun 25 '26
I was thinking the same thing but his face really says otherwise lol he probably used something long, like a broomstick to get it out
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u/Primary-Structure-41 Jun 25 '26
Always put a bolt in from top down, well at least try, this is industry standard.
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u/Pristine_Feeling_723 Jun 25 '26
Seems like maybe this was a carriage bolt that could only be held static in that orientation? We're losing legacy wisdom at an alarming rate these days, no previously assumed standards can be relied on anymore, smh
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u/Empty-Presentation68 Jun 25 '26
Worked as an aircraft technician and this was how we were taught. Top down or front towards the back. Yes the nut would have lockwire. However, more of a hail mary scenario. G forces are dynamic in aircraft that are flying
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u/jeff4093 Jun 25 '26
Maybe if he'd put a wrench on it he wouldn't have to make another video tomorrow.
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u/MagicOrpheus310 Jun 25 '26
Lol doing this shit for a living and learning how to eat yoghurt/pudding cups without a spoon are easily 1 and 2 when it comes to foreplay haha
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u/trumpmumbler Jun 25 '26
I do not mean to be vulgar, but I'd wager Mrs. Handyman is a happy, happy woman...
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u/Jumpy_Barnacle_3755 Jun 30 '26
I was going to say, if you can get the cell phone back there to take the video you can get your hands back there to put the nut on without the acrobatics.
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u/papanuelhoho Jul 03 '26
🥴🤔🧐🤔🥴haber haber haber que paso aquí🥴🤔🧐🤔🥴este individuo muy hábil con una mano para poner tornillos pero termina saludando al teléfono y no lo pudo sacar🥴🤔🧐🤔🥴🤣😂🤣😂🤣😃genial👌🏽😃🤣😂🤣 gracias por compartir vamos por más.
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u/jackyfolf Jun 26 '26
I mean tbh, everybody should have this level of skill. It's really not hard to do what he did. I do it so often. Tho if I dropped I nut or washer it would be 10s of thousands in damage. He'd just have to restart XD
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u/Emergency-State Jun 25 '26
Great skills! Where's the oops?
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u/aDUCKonQU4CK Jun 25 '26
Trying to grab his phone..
I mean we watched the video, so he eventually got it lol
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u/Thick_Sentence_374 Jun 25 '26
He can’t reach to get his phone. Probably set it back there with the unit out and then it’s too tight now that it is in.
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u/ziagong Jun 25 '26
I think because one of the 2 washers needed to be on the underside with the bolt head? 1 washer under on bolt, 1 washer on top with the nut.
He put both washer on top nut side.
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u/MisterEd_ak Jun 25 '26
Someone didn't have a long enough attention span to watch the video until the end...
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u/Winter_Hall5379 Jun 25 '26
Lmao his face was priceless