Because we have these items in our garage.

You'd be lucky not to be around the Boston area between February 1692 and May 1693.

The algorithm bought me here! Face mask, eye protection and a face shield all while operating a hand drill. Golden! You're a legend!

I laugh.. then I'm.. 'wait.. I might try that."

wait.. wait.. magic scissors that can cut through hardened steel cable. He uses some sort of alchemy to make a homemade flux. And than, a... a BULLET?? A freak'n bullet? Ohhh, I gotta see MORE of this guys stuff.

Thank you so much! You saved me $200. I used 50%/50% mix of isopropyl alcohol and wintergreen oil for 36 hours, and my hard plastic carburetor connectors turned rubber again. I originally spent 2 Saturdays trying to get the throttle bodies on, but the rubber pieces were so hard they would not flex to put the throttle body on. I used your solution for 36 hours, and they just popped right on. No effort at all. Flexible again. It's so awesome. Thank you again!

Wtf lmao

wat a dum ass

I wanted my helmet like that too. Ist legal?

So funny.

I'm doubting the validity of this video, the man is using a hundred year old drill, a pocket knife and holding live ammo over a candle..... yikes

Good job

what about a bigger rectifier for suzuki gsr600?? how can this be fixed??

Love it!!🤣

Wonderful video! Thanks

Wow! 50/50 - what's the other 50?

Very helpful my exes car engine won’t stand a chance ;)

So you need to put the carb in jar and not agitate it at all and see how the cleaner does on its own, that’s your control. The agitation may not be doing as much as you believe but at least you would know

How is this ultrasonic? Could you explain?

I thought you would have tested the coils first.

I was just thinking about a much simpler design as not everyone has a sander I could just tape my wife's Dido vibrator to the bottom of the jar . That should work ok & Almost everyone's missus will have one stashed away somewhere in the bedroom I'm certain.... lol😅😂😅😂

How do you keep the zinc from corrosion without a chromate?

I like the idea. A word of caution… CLR is a very good cleaner, but is quite acidic. Small die cast parts are frequently made of aluminum, zinc, magnesium and other such alkali metals. There is always the possibility of coming back to the shop after lunch and only finding liquid in the jar. I’m just saying…

Bravo! You just saved me a pile of money! Thank you very much.

I'm never quite sure if you are just taking the piss even though some of the principles used are sound.

Great work, but have you tried CLR without the sander? I have used CLR on many jobs and it cleans great just by soaking. Nice work though.

Why do you stop making more videos?

Great 👍🏽 In fact you gave yourself SIX stickers ❤️

Fabulous man!

Is that stainless steel wire mesh?

I wonder what might be the outcome of you added a few tablespoons of blasting glass beads.

Dude….tools.

The Dunning-Kruger effect in full force here!

Been looking at “Baine Marie” stainless trays for this application. Velcro on the bottom to fix to the sander 👍🇦🇺

Definitely trolling us with ingenuity

Man you're the genuine article creator to inspire the DIY in me.

No way! Incredible.... you're a magician!

This guide saved me so much money, thanks man!

Excellent!

Cool glad i ce.aross this tha ka!

Works great though

Interesting idea! You said a 50/50 mix.. what's the other half of the mixture??

Interesting - think a vibrator will do the trick as well, should be waterproof ....just do not use the one from lady...ha ha

Excellent,but you got to do fuel tap in reserve position,or obviously take it apart,10 mm spanner,filter in there,vice comment good idea

This is fucking hilarious man... well worth watching the whole video

Are you sure your not Australian

If you're going to make a joke out of something dangerous you should state that. Did you ever stop to think that a kid may electrocute themselves trying the stupid thing you show here? That would be entirely on you.

Wait a minute…. my ignition system needs a cooling fan as I can’t find one on my bike…. Where can I buy one? Is there some sort of after market kit?

Looking from north europe, don't know basically any of the products mentioned:)

THAT is awesome!