Hey Mike, love the design! what are the length of the #6 screws please?

Watched 5 times now. I think I can do it with conference. Cheers 🍻

That was very educational and a treat to see, many thanks! I have a mini grinder not working. Saved from the dumpster. Wonder what it could be? Most likely a loose contact as it does not look used. Please save your hands. You will find as you get older your hands turn arthritic from overuse, esp the right hand. For this job, you would have been better off doing a sand blasting to remove the gunk instead of wire brushing. That angle grinder vibration does a number on the hands. I'm going tos set up a sand/glass bead/ soda blasting station.

Great video! I wonder what guage wiring he has to run it? 6 guage with 60 amp fuse?

Sorry to hear about your dad. My first car was a 1970 Opel Kadette Wagon (bought in 1979)and the second car was a 1973 (bought in Aug 1981)OPel Kadette Wagon. I loved them both. It's interesting to see that your driver's side rrear wheel was locked. My 1970 opel had that issue too. When you engaged the parking brake, the shows would not always retract. I would have to remove the drum and get the shoes to retract. I tried to not to use the parking brake. It was funny how you did not notice the ring that you pull up to put it in reverse. GM used that ring many of it's brands, including the Daewoo I bought in 2002. I would love to own anther Opel.

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Excellent work, buddy. Good video.

Great job

Another hundred years of work for the bench grinder.

Where do you get your parts from?

Can't found the Central Vacuum Tubing, how about Charlotte Pipe??

The black stuff is carbon. That's what a 4 stroke engine looks like when it's oil ring is gone & begins burning oil. I assume the piston ring got stuck due to carbon build up perhaps the person was using the wrong oil, as i use a rich mix (has more oil than required running 25:1 rather than 50:1 simply due to the fact of not wanting different containers & using the wrong one)

My husband got this for me for Christmas, and it is so uncomfortable! You may have just saved my marriage lol

@9:27 after I remove this race bearing, do I need to install a new one ? Or can I go ahead and install the hub along with the new wheel bearing installed? Thank you for this video btw

I made one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWOXl6aZoNiErrMsi=lR84lHrk-Qju5qaX

I wish I would have found this video before I removed the rear panel. Thank you for the info.

Great comparison ,

great, thanks

The wet peat that ends up in my gutters isn't going to suck up into that pipe. But then I live near Seattle.

These things smell like a 3,000 year old cabbage fart…be sure and wear a clothespin for your nose

Great job and glad you kept the original bearings for the rebuild. That is a real bench grinder.... Looks like you dressed the wheels as those some nice sharp corners.

Nice instructions. Is there an advantage / difference in terms of heat reduction doing it both side or on the outside?

Thanks for putting this up Mike... am sure there are hundreds of these around will be needing your video. Still in the middle of it.. just putting the belt on as I wait for better light in the daytime to get back to it. The toothbrush was a great idea for the crud in the teeth of the pulleys... so grateful and just know how much this helped !! Thank you !!

I just replaced my drive belt and tensioner pulley on my duet sport dryer. These instructions were perfect. Thank you for saving me money and misery!! Your video was outstanding!!!

Thank's for showing! Can a 5KSM7591X also be repaired? I bought a 4yr. old maschine so i'm interested if someday it starts to make strange noises. Here in EU most people do not renew the fat so it has to be changed too soon.

the mod worked, but it was a pain in the ass unscrewing from inside of headrest.

I’d be afraid of that sucker leaking once it was disturbed

How can I get off race without cutting it

Always nice to get old nailers for free or cheap and rebuild them. I have a Senco SN325 I rebuilt and was amazed at how many o rings they use in the trigger, about the same amount as in the rest of the gun. It is a great nailer. I also own 3 Paslode 5300 Plus nailers, also great guns. When rebuilding them their is only one o ring in the trigger and that is only to seal between the trigger and the housing. Complete it only has 10 o rings. I really like both of the older nailers from these companies. Thanks for the video.

2 stroke oil mix in exess of 2% caused that. You could have done with just changing the piston since the cylinder was ok. Great video.

Your starting project: build a design an entire closure. My starting project: haha look my cat is chasing the ball I printed off Makerworld. We are not the same.

Overkilled mount 👍

This is the exact saw I’m working on right now and realized it only has 30 psi, I will now have the confidence to replace piston and cylinder. Thank you very much!!!

I think the problem with the weld not sticking on the inside of the bracket might have been that you didn't fully remove the powder coat down to clean steel?? I think that is powder coat and not paint??

That small press brake looks interesting. I wonder if I could get or make an attachment for my 12 ton press. I don't bend much sheet metal, so I usually do it in the vise or with pieces of angle iron.

Handy having a metal bandsaw. I only have a wood bandsaw which I've barely used, so I doubt that I would have a lot of use for a metal bandsaw anyway. Besides, my metal shop is only 100 square feet and set up nicely for my needs, so no room for a metal bandsaw anyway.

Nice job on the bracket, which works well for the purpose. Good that you could buy all the parts to make up a fan yourself.

I know youre not working in a commercial setting but it always scares me seeing fingers go in the spokes! One of the biggest safety things i was harped on at the tire shop i worked at! Keep those hands safe sir, have a blessed day!

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Great video, bro I just dropped the video on my IR impact wrench is called IR 259G impact wrench, triple 28 foot reefer moc made with Legos rollup door and slide. Axle

Spray 9 works wonders with a little green Brillo pad cleans the machines write up

Thank you! I have an all original hot lather machine from the 40’s and have used it professionally for the last two years. I’ve always thought it needed a grounded power cord. It finally gave up the goose yesterday so I’m at it today swapping the cord. I’m not exactly sure amperage (can’t find any info online or on machine) so I’m not sure what gauge cord to replace with.

Great job! Ya can't save em all ! Keep em as parts donors. Very interesting. Excellent, Mike!!

I had to fix a shaft with threads, My file did not have the correct thread count. I had a extra nut that was correct. I sawed one side of it open, ran a tap down it to clean it up. I used a drill bit one size larger than the shaft and drilled out 3 threads of the nut. The shaft could then get started straight and acted as a adjustable die. Finished it up with a actual die and the threads were great when done.

Never put the computer lcd inside the enclosure.

I decided I just had to have a camera mounted on mine (otherwise built pretty much to this spec - except very little use of glue in favor of removable rivets). I found an $8 mini spy camera on AliExpress and had it setup in no time. It streams video directly to a cell phone - without even using my wifi router - and I got a wrist strap mount so I can watch easily but still have the use of both hands! So now I can see how things look and if I missed something. I thought this was cool before. Now I have taken it up a notch!

IMHO, it would be worth showing how to remove the feed rail to clean it without the feed guide attached. Behind the quick-open nose, there are two allen cap screws going back into the rail. On my roofing stapler, I could JUST get the allen key on the top of the two of them with the nose swung all the way open. The bottom one was no problem. Additionally, if youre putting the feed mechanism back on the body with the rail still attached, its probably worth putting the guide support strut (connects down near the air fitting) in order to support all that while reinstalling the nose to the body. Takes quite a bit of fiddle-factor out of getting everything lined up and flush.

Wondeful. I am amazed by the devotion you have when adressing the problems of theses tools. Also I don't think it is a bad thing to do this much effort for the sake of these tools. Nowadays tools are not intended to be easily repaired but it doesn't mean it is worthless to do it. I repair every electric power tool i have when the have a disease and find it worth. Taking care of the ones who take care of us for so long seems the right move 👍

How has it worked since the video was posted a year ago?

It seems neither Lowes nor Home Depot have Sch-20 PVC in my area. The local electrical shop don't have it either. Their PVC are all Sch-40. Your video is awesome. I have a gutter section that is 3 stories high, about 30 ft from ground level. Also have pine needle issues from my neighbor's trees. Any idea where else I could find Sch-20? Thanks.