I was there, amazing concert

why not wax over the areas where you expect sqeeze out? paraffin wax

Funny, until recently I hadn't realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's a relief! Although what he previously suggested was pretty good, it was a real pain to follow... I just go'ogled the latest in Mario's Thunderous Erections, it's so much easier and potent now!

I'm looking at the opposite problem: will wood glue hold adequately if there is linseed oil in the joint? The only "test" I've found on YT concluded that Titebond holds just as well if the BLO has had at least 48 hours to cure. The KZbinr asserts that other oils will interfere with glue adhesion, since they don't oxidize and harden like BLO does, but he didn't test them. I'm working on a project that I'd like to apply the BLO before glue-up. I think I'll just see how well I can keep the BLO out of the joints while still covering all the areas to be finished. I guess I could just wait for 48 hours, but this project has gone on forever already, and I'm anxious to move on. What do you think?

Thank you. I cut several pieces of wood with a scroll saw then glue those layers together. When make plaques. I was wondering if treating the wood with a oil, before cutting them, would prevent me from getting a good bond when I glued the layers together. So this was a good experiment for my purpose. You said you could not tell any difference between the treated vrs the untreated. Thanks!

Thanks for the info. I usually clean up the finished surfaces that i need to glue using alcohol. The second it dries i glue and clamp. Never had a failure. Looks like I'll keep cleaning up the surfaces. I glue a lot of stained woods together into a big block and turn them on a lathe. The stained wood between the boards looks awesome as it fades due to its penetration. Some of my pieces look like spiderwebs because of it.

I was hoping you were going to join two finished pieces together to see if it holds?

Hi is that normal even if its a brand new and tested for like 3 minutes?

i am sure you already fixed it, but remove the needle with a fork... and place it in the correct location.. thats it

Yes because its a brushed motor

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I know it's 7 years too late but if you happen to see this thanks for posting this. 17 Years old and just purchased my first bike, same year/model bike, didn't know what gear my transmission was in before this. Thanks again

How about bosch brand? Corded one. Is it also normal?

Yes for brushed motor

Yes very normal

my sewing machine from 1950 dose that its normal i'm perty sure

It's normal. I have the same on my Makita 18V DHP458Z drill.

Bought a new cordless and it’s doing this out of the box

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I was just trying to figure out how to extract the condenser without removing the coils. Thanks.

I've been looking at different versions of this song and this is the best performance on KZbin

i like how you don't really explain how you did anything, that was my favorite part.

that is nothing compared to a jackhammer drill like mine. every motor at high speed does that. even a washing machine at 1400 - 1600 rpm does that

Great work, guys.... Keep it up! Where the hell are you from? USA I hope???

LOL omg sucks big time

Pure shit!!!

How much coke did they do before playing this

What in the actual fuck

I am currently teaching myself mechanics by dismantling (and eventually rebuilding) a 73 honda 350 and I've watched a bunch of Carb videos on here.... this one was particularly helpful. You covered everything in a really simplified way. You should make more videos!

Does anyone know who sang the original song? It was a female artiste.

Thanks for the instruction, this was really helpful!

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DEWALT DCK592L2 20-volt kit i got that combo haven't even used it yet and both drills are sparking and making a smell is this normal ?

Excellent video, very informative.

Ours too Both cordless and corded one

nice video series. I just replaced the points in my old kawi ke100 because they were completely worn down, but the bike still misfires at times. I'm thinking i need to replace the condenser too but it requires soldering

This is great

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Very normal.

nice!

Nice Video! I have just started work on a gold 1972 honda cb350. I took the gas tank off and removed the air filter housings, drained the oil. Im about to start on the carbs so your video was very informative. Thanks again!

at least they played a bad ass song you never here a bar band play. id head bang to the simple fact its that song if I was at a bar and they banged it out

heidi nicht nur Dein "Schuh"..........alle fragen wir auch belastete Schuhe,wir sind nur Menschen,genau so "wild" wie andere Lebewesen auf der Erde...............

Can you hook up a Carburetor sync to this type of Carb? I have a 1972 Honda CL350 with these carbs, but for the life of me I cannot find a port for vacuum balancing.

Thanks for the info dude...just bought a 1972 cb350 for $50.00.....doing the research now...your site looks like it's going to be a savior.....

Great vid. Is the overflow tube static or adjustable? I just took my carbs off to clean them. Now one doesn't want to go back together. It feels like the overflow tube (the one attached to the bottom of the bowl) is in the way.

Wow very descriptive and helpful. Thanks!