Not my mailbox type (Charleston), but had to watch for the entertainment as it is better than SNL.

An Instrument’s last song is like a persons last words fr 🤔🤔 kinda sad to think about

I am pretty sure you can still buy e-book with all details you need on woodprix.

Disclaimer this only works for ridgid craftsman and workshop brand shop vacs

Thank you. This will be my project

I get it! I am about to dismantle my husband's Mom's player piano. I wanted to refurbish it so bad, but now we just don't have room for it and no one will take it as it doesn't work.:(

I get it! Because I am not sure if the last piece I played was Schumann Or Bach, I am not even going to play it again before I take it apart.

Can this work to dry a spray paint on a canvas or do I have to make adjustments

Love how you took the time to use your fan with a string n nut to illustrate your idea...Perfectionist at his finest...I hear you, sir, and I relate!

Wow, what an idiot.

I get it!

This is a complicated solution to something that has been solved many different ways much more simpler.

I. Get it…

Does it work on Gundam?

I get it

I Completely Get It !!! Sooo, Sad .... Maybe that's why i have my 4 .. From Rhodes to Baldwin. Gotta love these Boxes of 88 crayons!!!!

What kind of wood do you use? And the dimensions? Not necessarily the length, but rather the width and depth.

It looks amazing!! What type of wood did you use?

I love it! Thank you for this simple instruction.

Have two filters on hand. Install the clean one and vacuum out the dirty one. Repeat next time.

I totally get it! You play so well! So sad😢

This is a great video, great background music as well. I was straight up vibing on this!

Very entertaining as well.

Too messy just use leaf blower will do the job 🤣😁👍

Those bulbs no longer available on amazon 😞 The ones I have are a different design with a single PC board with the circuit and LEDS

I get it!!

Super cool!

What's the diameter size of the pvc?

Have you had an interference with your shop radio? I installed the 8ft versions of these and i get a ton of rfi noise when my pole barn doors are closed.

Big thanks uncle. ❤❤❤ its so useful

Thanks bro!

DO NOT do this with thin 3D prints, or 3d prints in general. Will warp and ruin it.

May I ask what's the drilling bit called, to drill a clean hole for the mounting nails at the back? Seems like it's a bit embeded and sink in. Thank you so much! Absolutely beginner here. sorry for a silly question!

Finally took the plunge to dismantle our piano. Sad , but I totally agree, no one wants a second hand average piano. The family enjoyed it for a good spell, with kids at school but it was now out of tune and monstrously heavy to move. A great tip about removing the tuning pegs with that reversed socket.No string cutting required, just loosening and unhooking. Managed to dismantle our piano in 2 1/2 hours using one spare re-chargeable battery for my drill . Most of the wood is veneered MDF, so heading for the dump. Hoping for interest from a local scrap metal collector for the frame, otherwise some heavy lifting and taking to the recycling centre. I think my joints will react a bit tomorrow morning, but a great feeling having done the deed.

I am using a bag in my shop vac. They sell them made for shop vacs. Another thing I just saw yesterday is putting a pool skimmer filter on the filter. Will be trying that one out too.

These bulbs are not all made the same. I've torn apart 2 of them now and the wires from the socket goes directly into the step down processor. The led assembly is directly soldered to the processor. Not able to get it to work.

Great Job Burke!! I really enjoyed your video, thanks for all the insight - time to break down my old piano!

I want to used this method on a firearm SLIDE and I thought putting it in the house oven is doing to much so I thought it'll be better done outside

I started crying when you played “Something” so yup, I get it. We’re in process of taking apart our huge, upright family piano & whoa - it’s kinda like losing a part of the family 🥹

I got it! Interesting. I keep seeing really interesting pianos being given away. I have also noticed people repurposing them into bars, desks and the like. So, I was curious what taking one apart would be like, knowing that all the metals were going to be the heavy parts! I don’t want to be moving a full size upright down a set of stairs, a desk version sure. I was very curious how much the strings and frame would weigh, realizing that is a good portion of the weight. It would be nice to at least keep the frame of it but at 350 lbs… well…. Probably not. Great video just the same and a good bit of problem solving with the socket!

I get it

Why not use a $10 piano tuning wrench?

Add a cyclone for about $50 and buy a box of 20 pool filter scum socks for about $15. They fit the average shop vac filter nicely. When dust is caked on the sock, simply shake and brush it off. When it becomes impossible to clean, peel it off and put another on. I haven’t tried washing one yet, because it hasn’t been necessary. I also added an exhaust filter and covered it with a scum sock held on with a rubber band. No particulates in the air.

Great content

I get it.

Completely get it.

Thank you for this. I searched for hours for a video where the strings are moved safely. The amount of instructions to just cut them is scary.

My EXACT situation. Facebook Marketplace has nice FREE pianos and nobody wants them. I need to get rid of mine and a haul away company wants to charge $500 to take it away. I figured if I can break it down into small parts, I can take it to a dump. I don’t want to, it’s a Piano, but NO ONE wants it for FREE!🤷🏽‍♂️

That doesn't sound very efficient. But do what works. Years ago I took my filters outside and sprayed between each pleat. I had a second filter to use so the washed one would be totally dry when the second one needed cleaning. Worked like a charm for me. No mess in the shop.

My wife is a neat freak and will not accept a single speck of dust in the garage, and after looking for solutions and learning of the health effects of that fine dust, I've become one too when it comes to the shop. This is what I ended up with: - Cyclone separatorator. - HEPA bag for the shopvac. Yes, that means using a shopvac that accepts them. - Once the bag fills (and it takes a long time to happen) cut iit carefully onmone end, fold 3 times and reseal that end with binder clips. - HEPA filter. - Once it clogs (again, after a long time) use the drill approach shown here to clean it... in the backyard!!! ... while wearing a mask, pointing downind and taking a shower afterwards. Total overkill, of course!!! But clean air, clean lungs and especially PEACE AT HOME make it worth it.