DIY Valve Guide Removal for an Air cooled VW

This is a video of me testing out a method of removing a Valve guide from an air cooled Volkswagen Motor (1600 single port). I was using items purchased at Lowes to remove the valve guides. The valves and the guides were bad in these heads so a valve job was necessary. a list below of all of the products used and where to find them will be listed below.
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[@alpine25j]

You can use a piece of all thread instead of a carriage bolt

[@LostSocketMotorsports]

good to know, thanks

[@borna430]

good info. So how do you put one in?

[@LostSocketMotorsports]

special tool sold by CIP1 or Jbugs.

[@tomdudak2063]

No video just a green screen with sound

[@tomdudak2063]

No video just a green screen with sound

[@LostSocketMotorsports]

that's weird, it worked when I just watched it.

[@oniondeluxe9942]

Same here. I just see a still photo of a cylinder head, where all the actions seems to happen out of frame