This Bud is For you. Commercial Garage Door Repair

[@Fatboi1962]

Tighten setscrews wherever you want, loosen back and take a 1/4" drill and add couple dimples, reset your drum...

[@TinManKustoms]

I'm sure a tool and die maker could make a jig up where you slide a shaft through a hole and the cutter is at a fixed position and powered by a cordless drill. Kinda like a pipe cutter hole saw tool.

[@TBHD724]

Great video, congrats on 1k subscribers

[@austindoorguy4282]

Cable tensioners should help or fix

[@bs9669]

I do commercial maintenance and we always have the cables coming off the top somehow. What’s the easiest way to put it back on? I thought taking the set screw off the “cone” and winding it back until tight would be fastest. But if it has a key way, that won’t work unless key is removed and reinserted? Hope that makes sense. If you have a video that would show me an easy way, let me know! Please! Winding the cable backward and hitting the hole, isn’t always the easiest.

[@youtubeisfullofspam7068]

If the solid shaft isn't slotted for a key you could drill into the bar a little bit then set screw has something to bite into

[@keithwiebe1787]

If there was a keyway all the way across and you used a key to time everything wouldn't the cables have to be exactly the same length and if the floor wasn't perfectly level etc. how would you compensate for any differences?

[@tylerogaard7695]

Where did you get that cable trey set up?

[@affordabledoorgatellc7391]

Service Spring I love that thing