How To: Set up the Voltz effect pedal power supply
This video offers a quick way to set up your Voltz effect pedal board in one minute.
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How To: Use the Voltz effect pedal power supply
This video offers a basic overview of how to use this particular pedal board.
How To: Improve your hip placement and movement during golf
In this golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses where most golfers go wrong with their hip action and what the right type of hip action should be. These tips will help you with your balance and power.
How To: Use pressure washer safely with the basics
A pressure washer is a fantastic tool, but if used incorrectly can cause many problems. Tim Carter of Ask the Builder demonstrates the basics about pressure washers and power washers so you get excellent results without hurting your home property or yourself.
How To: Unclog a drain with a drain snake
Don't call a plumber, you can fix a clogged drain yourself. Watch as Eric shows you how to unclog a drain using a drain snake or auger and power tools. Have fun!
How To: Edit a 4K file source with the Red Camera
Ted from Red Digital, and Michael from PlasterCITY, shows how to take a 4k source file, edit in real time, and make dailies in Final Cut Pro.
How To: Blend things with a Tesla CD turbine
The Tesla CD Turbine Blender Attachment is a SinkScience test of the new Kitchen Edition of the CD Turbine mated to a recycled blender from the Thrift Store. The CD Turbine, made with recycled CD's and neodymium magnets, is running only on faucet water-pressure power.
How To: Make bacon fat soap
Soap can be made from just about any kind of fat. Even though fat from bacon, called lard, isn't the finest of fats to use for making soap, it somehow seemed to be the most exciting. Why? Because bacon is amazing. It has an almost mystical power to it and is a food that can be craved to almost no end. I figured what better way use the extra grease I had from cooking bacon then to turn it into soap!
How To: Use a multi-meter to test RV site amp service
Professor of RVing, Jim Twamley shows you how to use your multi-meter to test your RV site 50 amp service and make sure your power supply is on and working properly.
How To: Make chicken satay-ser
Watch this video to learn how to make chicken satay with peanut sauce but as Average Betty calls its chicken satay-ser. 100 Megavolts of delicious peanutty-power!
How To: Use the NRV10 FireWire Digital Audio Interface
This video gives you a tour on the NRV10 by M-Audio. It shows you how to use it as a mixer, an interface, and to use it in a studio or live. It is also compatible with ProTools M-Powered 7.3.
How To: Install a trailer wiring harness in a Chrysler 300
See how to install a trailer wiring harness in a Chrysler 300. This is a necessary component since it will power the brake lights and lights on your trailer.
How To: Install a T-One vehicle wiring harness on a Forester
If you are going to use your Subaru Forester to tow, carry a cargo carrier that has lights, or if you have accessories that need power, you are going to need to install a T-One vehicle wiring harness. This video will demonstrate the simple installation of the harness on a 2007 Subaru Forester and includes tips showing which panels need to be removed, where to access the needed plugs, and good locations for the wires and module box.
How To: Use the selective color dialogue in Photoshop
This is a tutorial that (tries to) demonstrate the power of the Selective Color dialogue in Photoshop. This video uses the dialogue on absolute instead of relative, but it works out anyway. For better results use relative.
How To: Set up a breadboard and play around with electronics
In this video, Bre Pettis shows you how to set up a breadboard for power and then play around with electronics on it.
How To: Practice box jumps and runs for soccer
Learn how to employ simple plyometrics with box jumps and box runs in order to build up speed, power and athletic ability on the soccer field.
How To: Practice juggling shots in soccer
Learn how to juggle the soccer ball forward, receive, and strike with a power instep shot.
How To: Practice the 3 Ball Dive soccer drill
This 3 Ball Dive drill is meant for soccer goalies. Perform the power dive in order to improve your ball diving technique and improve your goalkeeping skills.
How To: Understand torque
Torque is the most direct way to measure the power you need in a walk-behind mower. Learn more about torque from Pat Simpson.
How To: Practice medicine ball drills for football
Learn how to improve your core power in order to reach your full athletic potential with the help of this medicine ball drill.
How To: Do a military press & medicine ball routine
Learn how to work that upper power area with the help of this military press football or soccer drill, using a vertical medicine ball toss as contrast.
How To: Practice the 3 Yard Star football drill
Learn how to use this basic drill using cones spread 3 yards apart in order to improve your performance on the football field and build agility and power.
How To: Do a bench press & medicine ball routine for football
Learn how to do a proper bench press and move in to a medicine ball workout in order to achieve contrast and maximum muscle recruitment. This is a great power drill for football and soccer players.
How To: Practice Get-Up drills for football
Learn how to use this great get-up drill in order to increase your power and accelerate your sprint speed for football.
How To: Cut lugs and miter tubes for a bicycle frame
Building a custom Oswald bicycle frame using hand powered tools. This shows you how to lug cut and tube miter.
How To: Install a drip leg in a gas powered hot water heater
Keep the hot water heater control valve free of moisture by installing a drip leg.
How To: Make a cola and pennies battery
Learn how to make a functioning battery from a can of soda. I made a battery out of cola and pennies. Awww, snap! Who's got iPhone power at burning man?! Me!
How To: Break a fork with mental power
Here is another magic trick to add to your collection. Learn how to break a fork seemingly with your mind. This trick requires little prep time and will make your audience believe that you have supernatural mental abilities.
How To: Play Eric Clapton's Layla on guitar
This video is a demonstration of how to play the main riff from Eric Clapton's classic song Layla. Each part of the riff is broken down and explained slowly. Playing the riff involves power chords, pull offs and hammer ons.
How To: Use the quick release mechanism
Yaron Rasta demonstrates how to use the quick release mechanism while kiteboarding. This is for emergencies when you want to get rid of the kite's power.
How To: Make a HHO hydrogen generator
Welcome to Green Power Science! In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to make a HHO hydrogen generator. This is a very simple hydrogen generator. Watch the end, for there are some cool ignitions. These is a great way to get cheap alternative power sources.
How To: All Side Button Tips & Tricks You Should Be Using on Your iPhone XS, XS Max, or XR
With the iPhone X, Apple introduced a brand new way for iOS users to interact with their iPhones. Gestures took the spotlight, as they very apparently replaced functions you would normally execute on the Home button. But swipes aren't everything for the new iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. Don't believe us? Just take a look at the Side button.
Safari 101: How to Clear Your Recently Closed Tabs List
When you accidentally close out of an important tab on your iPhone, Safari's "Recently Closed Tabs" list really comes in handy. However, when it comes time to clear the list, things get a bit complicated. There's no "Delete" or "Erase" button on this page, but don't let that fool you — there are three easy ways to clear your recently closed tabs list.
How To: Check Your iPhone's Battery Health in iOS 11
Before, the only way to really tell how your iPhone's lithium-ion battery was performing was to use tools such as Geekbench and Battery Life, but now Apple has included some quick battery health checks right into iOS 11.
How To: Side Button Cheat Sheet for the iPhone X (It's Not Just Power Anymore)
Since the iPhone X has no Home button, the Side button has some heavy lifting to do. So not only is the Side button responsible for all of its usual duties, like sleeping and waking the device, it has to do everything the Home button did too. That's a lot of work for one button, but we've got everything figured out for you.
How To: Quickly Turn Off Face ID on Your iPhone
While Apple's tech used for Face ID on the iPhone is impressive, it's debatable whether it's more convenient than Touch ID. There are also concerns that your face could be used to track shopping patterns or be seen during mass surveillance by intelligence agencies. More importantly, it could be easier for law enforcement, and even thieves, to force you to unlock your iPhone.
How To: Turn Off Your Android's Screen with Your Fingerprint Scanner
Google's Pixel phones have a feature that lets you swipe down on the fingerprint scanner to open your notification shade and Quick Settings panel. It's one of those features that make you wonder why it wasn't there in the first place, since it gives you another way to interact with your device, and your fingerprint scanner isn't being used while you're screen is on anyway.
How To: Hack Any Windows 7 User Password.
This is a how to to change any user password on a windows 7 computer. If you forgot your password you can change any account password even if you are locked out of your account.
How To: Completely Erase Your Smartphone of All Personal Data
When it comes time to sell your smartphone or trade it in for your annual upgrade, you'll have to make sure that all of the sensitive data the device accumulated while you owned it is properly erased so that no one else can access it. This process is referred to as a "Factory Reset," and regardless of if you own an iPhone or Android device, like a Samsung Galaxy model, HTC One, or Nexus, I'll show you how to do it below.
How To: Install the Xposed Framework on Android 6.0 Marshmallow Devices
When someone asks me why they should root their phone, one of the top reasons I always give is that it enables you to install the Xposed Framework. Created by developer Rovo89, Xposed basically hooks into the Android system, then allows users to simply install mini-apps called modules that can change almost anything in a device's interface or other installed apps.