I'm building a similar box. I'm in Ecuador, I'm using Yumbingue, very hard. I will do like you did, order hardware, but I'm not ready yet. The question I have for you is that I don't see the front lid hinge plates/pins on your box.

We have to remember what pollen is for. Pollen is a source of protein necessary for brood rearing. You’re observation is consistent with what the hive is doing. I’m glad you proved above mention point.

Thanks for the video! Very creative fix. Im facing the same leaking issue on a similar model only a bit newer (Husky Y1010 Easy Air To Go) and i havent opened it up yet to see where it's leaking from. The regulator knob doesnt turn as well, but hopefully it wont be as in depth a fix as yours! 😅

Sir whats the name of the power tool are u using for polishing the sharp edges of the mirror? 😊🙏

I recommend using a 10mm driver to remove the fasteners that hold the assembly to the body, rather than using the Philips head screwdriver. One of my fasteners was on so tight I stripped the Philips head trying to remove it. Only finally got it off using the 10mm driver. Also, my 2017 500e had T20 screws for the lamp module.

Vincent. Can you tell me the make and model number for the variable speed control you installed on your Delta Rockwell scroll saw. thx

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What if I go with a battery with higher mah... 1000mah? Would it still work? Would it be better or worse if I used a 1000mah battery?

Thanks a lot mate

Does this apply to swapping the halogen lightbulbs in the Fiat 500e Icon to LED lightbulbs?

I thought to myself, this is going to be a stupid video, he has no idea either. SUPRISE! He Knows how, it works!

This is just fantastic. Thank you for sharing this.

Bicycle inner tube is also a nice thick rubber which works and is cheap for this job.

How do you figure out which side is positive? I have a multimeter. Thanks!

Thats nice - thank you for showing, now I would hope also to find a video showing how to fold a bedsheet with a U shape - for an elevation double bed. 180-200 cm. Good tutorial

No one ever shows us the left lamp! How do we change that???

Hi thats not a headlight replacement its a bulb replacement.

Gloves on, respirator and eye pro, yep. Could tape the whole face of that ruler, then just score and break it. That chip is where you stopped your cut to move your hand on the straight edge. Good job though for someone who doesn't cut glass on a regular basis. If you do, then you want a straight edge that won't move. They have a rubber or cork backer on them that is tacky Silica carbide fabric backed sandpaper (wet sanding) works great for shaping glass. You can also use a cheap sharpening stone or polishing pad on a sander, depends on how much you want to bevel the edge. Adding lubricant will help smooth it further. Wet sanding to round the edge, you need a profile sander or to make a block that will shape it how you want it. Good enough is good enough for DIY, exposed edges you need to cut it clean. If you have a cheap mirror that just has a peel and stick backer, cut that line with a razor blade before you score and break it. Good work! Cheers.

Ask a tin monkey for butyl gasket, not duct seal.

What is there to solder if there is a plug?

Since the video is 3 years old... you probably won't see this, but... I just bought one, and the jack screw (the one the pipe goes on to wedge against the ceiling) is seized... I custom built a socket to fit over it and welded a nut to it so I could use my impact on it - no luck - torched it - no luck... Got any advice for that scenario?

Hi Vincent, did the battery capacity indicator eventually reset and provide helpful information? Thanks

Recently i bought a used Ammco 2250, kind an older micrometer. I don’t understand the ratchet mechanism, it doesn’t make noise or clicks when we turn. Its ratchet comes with a little spring. My question is, the ratchet doesn’t make click like the one that we see now a day. So how to know if the appropriate tension was set?

Thank you for making this video. I replaced my panasonic original battery with a 14500 li-ion battery without tabs and made a small spring with a paperclip and attached it to the negative terminal to complete the connection. As the video states the shaver will not turn on right away even though there is charge in the new battery. After plugging the shaver in and charging it, my panasonic shaver is working again. Thank you!

Where can I get a cartridge?

Hey could u help me? I have the same style but it leaks water u day the glass. So that tells me my gasket isn’t right? I tried putting the gasket on the way up did and still leaks.

Vince !!! but what about the recipe ?? I have read bunch of pages writen by you on CNCZONE and no cookie recipe !!! this is very cool video!

It's too bad that the cartridge is as much as a new pump. $120 for entire UPS15-58 and $130 for the Cartridge.

Thank you brother huge help for me!

Nice that you calculated the proper torque but since you went to a longer extension, you should have recalculated the proper torque.

you suppose to not lubricate them. Lubrication is done by water, by design. Just clean the scaling if it was stuck or has hard time rotating..

Thanks man , it works great now 👍

Do you know if the G. Boley watchmakers lathe is supposed to have matching serial numbers on the head stock, tail stock and base? I've got a vintage Boley lathe and someone is telling me that these three parts are supposed to have matching serial numbers. However, the tail and head piece dont have a serial number at all. Thanks -

How do you repair this type of faucet if it's leaking when shut off

What is the spindle nose A2-5? What is the part with the threads that I assume hold a chuck, I have a CHNC 4 that will be needing some work holding items

How long did this job take start to finish?

Oh man I feel dumb now 😂

Thank you

multiple 734 videos show that nut as being hand tight/loose. Is it on purpose from the factory for some reason or a reoccuring QA issue?

Thank you so much 😊

I've not been able to locate the replacement cartridge for my identical pump. Your chart at the end shows them to be available, but WHERE, please? Thanks.

I have mid 1980s Gerstner O52 ( quarter sawn white oak ) and it has Chrome plated steel hardware. The Brass hardware looks much better. The green felt in mine is a brighter shade of green and the drawer bottoms are zinc coated sheet metal The edges on the top and all four corners on the sides have a radius routed on them. The sides on my tool chest are 1/2" thick,not 3/8". In 1963 when I started my machinist apprenticeship a new O52 chest was about $150.00. Gerstner had a layaway plan that you could pay into as you had the money and when it was paid for they would ship it to you. Very nice build, Bravo !!!

0:35 Aquarium stones? Wassat?

Think the id is 5/8

Appreciate the time you took to create this video. I’m getting ready to change out my cutter head and this will be extremely helpful. Thanks again.

Great! Very useful information. Thanks a lot!

I found this hugely helpful, VIncent, so thank you. I ran into one problem: The rear housing of my UP15-18SF does not have a key to orient it re direction of water flow, making it possible to replace that housing with the arrow pointing in the wrong direction. Unless one has marked that before removing the housing, I could find no way to tell on replacement how to orient it . (As my wife will tell you, the fact that I couldn't find it does not mean it's not therre.) I luckily had another unit, so I used that as a reference. For others: With the Grundfos label facing you, the water-flow arrow points to the right.

I have the same compressor and facing the same dilemma, except mine is leaking from the pressure relief valve and it broke the manifold whenever I tried to screw it back in. The reason the internet has so many of these manifolds for sale (except for this model) is because these manifolds are made of cheap chinese zinc/pot metal. Not sure which route I'm going yet, but I have a nice aluminum pipe that I may try to use if I can tap it for the threads of the fittings. If not, I will try doing it the way that you did. I will have to write it off to a learning experience I guess, even though I really didn't want to learn how to fix one of these, haha. Thanks for putting up this video though.

I have the bronze one, and its making a really bad rattling noise any idea what bearing is needed for replacement? It works its just super loud and rattles

thank you. the only video i could find on how to do this