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How to Break a Bead on an ATV Tire with the BeadBuster
After struggling to break the bead in my ATV tire in last video, I decided to give the BeadBuster a try.
Products used in Video:
BeadBuster XB-450: amzn.to/3JwiP9T
Koenig Polish: koenigpolish.com/shop-all-products/?ref=EqXdIZXu
Lanolin based Rust Protectors:
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amzn.to/406729d
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Video mentioned above:
czcams.com/video/sOrmfQmqMkQ/video.html
Chapters:
00:00 The Wrong Way
00:21 Intro - How this came to be
2:15 Unpacking the BeadBuster XB-450
5:10 The Reveal
5:50 First Ever Attempt at using the BeadBuster - UNEDITED
7:40 User Error No.1
8:33 User Error No. 2
13:20 User Error No. 3
14:30 First Bead Breaks
15:00 Onto the other side of rim
15:55 User Error No.4
16:53 Inner Bead breaks
17:58 Removing Tire from Rim
18:20 Closeup of Damage cause by User Error
18:47 Summary after First Tire
19:47 Subsequent attempts after working out Kinks
26:35 Remounting the First Tire
27:40 Using the BeadBuster to Remount
28:43 Refilling & POPPING the beads back on
29:14 Seeing if tear hold air.
29:48 More Popping Beads
30:14 Final Thoughts & Summary
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How to Install Wrought Iron Balusters
zhlédnutí 32KPřed rokem
I finally get around to finishing my staircase in my basement build. This video covers Installing 1/2" Wrought Iron Baluster. If you didn't see the installation of the New Post & handrail, click here: czcams.com/video/eV1XvHGK0rA/video.html To experience my complete basement build from start to finish, please visit this playlist for my journey in this project: czcams.com/play/PL6rvPn4fy9Y3SwjSk...
How to Install a Newel Post and Handrail
zhlédnutí 97KPřed rokem
I finally get around to finishing my staircase in my basement build. This video covers Installing the Newel Post and Handrail. Right after this video I install the balusters, which you can see here: czcams.com/video/UcAga6nY8hU/video.html To experience my complete basement build from start to finish, please visit this playlist for my journey in this project: czcams.com/play/PL6rvPn4fy9Y3SwjSk5I...
How to Install an Inner Tube in a Tubeless Tire
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed rokem
Here I walk you through the process of how I installed an Inner Tube in my Yamaha Big Bear ATV's rear tire. It had a puncture from a twig and tire plugs would not hold back the leak. This inner tube solved the problem. 0:00 The Problem 1:10 Breaking the Bead 3:53 Removing Tire from Rim 5:48 Installing Inner Tube 12:34 Reinstall Tire on Rim 14:48 Re-Inflate till Bead "Pops" 16:05 Remount Wheel &...
Rebuilding a Stihl Chainsaw that Runs Rough
zhlédnutí 179Před rokem
MS 290 Stihl Chainsaw was bogging down and stalling out. Also applies to MS 310, MS 390 or simply the 029, 031, and 039 models which are all the same saws without the "MS" in front of it. Here I do a detailed tear down, rebuild the carburetor, and give the saw a good refurbish. Chapters 0:00 Symptoms of Running Rough 4:03 Tear Down of components 5:06 Remove Carburetor 9:38 Removing the Wrap Han...
How to Replace BMW Tail Light Bulbs
zhlédnutí 35KPřed rokem
In this 2017 BMW X1, I disassemble the rear Tail Lights and replace various bulbs.
When Dropping a 100 Foot Tree goes EXACTLY as Planned
zhlédnutí 105Před rokem
Cutting down a 100 foot Black Walnut Tree.
Power Steering Squealing - Flush, Refill & Bleed
zhlédnutí 224Před rokem
Here I do a partial drain and refill of my power steering fluid to correct a squeal coming from my steering and hydroboost Brake Booster. 0:00 Description of the Problem 1:21 Getting Under the Hood 1:45 Removing Old Fluid 2:21 Refill and Work Into System 3:15 Repeat Procedure 4:!4 Testing Our Work 5:09 Addressing WHY this Happened
Replace Rusted Out Rear Brake Backing Plates F-250
zhlédnutí 4,2KPřed rokem
How to Replace Rear Brake Dust Shields (Backing Plates) on a 2008 F-250 6.4L SuperDuty. Including new Hub Seals, Axle O Rings, and Dorman Pre loaded Backing Plates. Links to products used below: Spindle Nut Socket Tool: www.amazon.com/dp/B000N324D0?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details Hub Seal (2 Needed): www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1117449&cc=1440007&pt=1860&jsn=4&jsn=4 Axle Shaft ...
35 Foot Flagpole Installation - Short Patriotic Version
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 2 lety
Installation of my 35 foot flagpole from Admiral Flagpoles in Columbus, OH. This is a condensed version to get you Patriotism on! To see the longer version with more detail of the install process, click on this link: czcams.com/video/6tEtdu4-TCo/video.html
35 foot Flagpole Installation - 4th of July Tribute (Long Version with Intro)
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 2 lety
Installation of a 35 foot flagpole using man power only and no machinery. Pole was purchased at Admiral Flagpoles out of Columbus, OH. Patriotic ending. For a shorter, pure Patriotic version without the long intro click below: czcams.com/video/qVekOTYObL4/video.html 0:00 Intro 0:18 Explanation of How I Planned This 4:27 Site Preparation 5:46 Pouring the Concrete Base 6:08 The Delivery 6:25 Inst...
Completed Kitchen Remodel - Part 9 (and final) of the video series
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 4 lety
This is the final walk through of my finished Kitchen. Entire 9 Part Playlist here: czcams.com/play/PL6rvPn4fy9Y3YMenedWsK5HGp0uCQ_W6u.html
Rear Differential Fluid Change & Axle Vent Repair F-250
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 4 lety
Here I perform a Rear Differential fluid change on a 2008 Ford F-250 at 100k Miles. This truck has the 10.5 Sterling Limited Slip Differential. I used 3.5 quarts of Motorcraft 75w-140 Synthetic Gear Oil. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NUDTE6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Motorcraft Friction Modifier Additive www.amazon.com/Ford-XL-3-Friction-Modifier-Additive/dp/B000NU5LP6/ref...
Sharpen Your Mower Blades Accurately with the All American Sharpener - Unboxing & Demo
zhlédnutí 38KPřed 4 lety
Sharpen Your Mower Blades Accurately with the All American Sharpener - Unboxing & Demo
How to Service a Non Serviceable Hub Bearing F-250
zhlédnutí 34KPřed 4 lety
How to Service a Non Serviceable Hub Bearing F-250
Kitchen Cabinets and Appliances Installed - Part 8 of Remodeling My Kitchen
zhlédnutí 3KPřed 5 lety
Kitchen Cabinets and Appliances Installed - Part 8 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Kitchen Cabinet Install FAIL - Part 7 of Remodeling My Kitchen
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Kitchen Cabinet Install FAIL - Part 7 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Rerouting Copper Water Pipes in Wall - Part 6 of Remodeling My Kitchen
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 5 lety
Rerouting Copper Water Pipes in Wall - Part 6 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Under Cabinet Lighting Rough In - Part 5 of Remodeling My Kitchen
zhlédnutí 25KPřed 5 lety
Under Cabinet Lighting Rough In - Part 5 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Repairing Rotted Joists and Subfloor - Part 4 of Remodeling My Kitchen
zhlédnutí 393KPřed 5 lety
Repairing Rotted Joists and Subfloor - Part 4 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Tearing up Tile & Subfloor - Part 3 of Remodeling My Kitchen
zhlédnutí 45KPřed 5 lety
Tearing up Tile & Subfloor - Part 3 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Removing Old Kitchen Cabinets and Appliances - Part 2 of Remodeling My Kitchen
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Removing Old Kitchen Cabinets and Appliances - Part 2 of Remodeling My Kitchen
Remodeling My Kitchen Part I - The Walk Through
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 5 lety
Remodeling My Kitchen Part I - The Walk Through
Quick Jack Demonstration - Lifting a Dodge Charger
zhlédnutí 14KPřed 5 lety
Quick Jack Demonstration - Lifting a Dodge Charger
Dee Zee Truck Tailgate Assist Install F-250
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 6 lety
Dee Zee Truck Tailgate Assist Install F-250
Dodge Charger LED Hi-Beam Upgrade
zhlédnutí 4,2KPřed 6 lety
Dodge Charger LED Hi-Beam Upgrade
Dodge Charger LED Interior Light Kit Installation
zhlédnutí 30KPřed 6 lety
Dodge Charger LED Interior Light Kit Installation
Ford F-250 LED Fog Light Bulb Replacement
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 6 lety
Ford F-250 LED Fog Light Bulb Replacement
2014 Dodge Charger LED Headlight Bulb replacement - NO BUMPER REMOVAL
zhlédnutí 19KPřed 6 lety
2014 Dodge Charger LED Headlight Bulb replacement - NO BUMPER REMOVAL
Driver Takes Eyes Off Road
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Driver Takes Eyes Off Road

Komentáře

  • @corneliushughes8797
    @corneliushughes8797 Před 12 dny

    Where did you get your plates sir?

  • @roline777
    @roline777 Před 13 dny

    Thank you, sir

  • @Razaq63
    @Razaq63 Před 24 dny

    Awesome video. You saved me so much time as mine turned out to be the one in the gate compartment.

  • @michaelluddeni5717
    @michaelluddeni5717 Před 26 dny

    Thanks for showing us how to lube sealed bearings.

  • @mihkus
    @mihkus Před měsícem

    Theres one trick a learned.. If you want to run them softer with lower pressure use WD40 to mount them, it bonds the tire to the rim, almost like glue, specially old trash tires

  • @dannyfincham
    @dannyfincham Před měsícem

    Very helpful thank you

  • @kemalcebo2412
    @kemalcebo2412 Před měsícem

    do you know which LED chip this model's stoplight uses, since my LEDs are dead inside, but wokring on the rear lights as they should. I found the chip for f25 which is x3 2015, and i have f48, x1 2016, do you maybe know, is the chip the same for these two models?

  • @keithbourgeois5392
    @keithbourgeois5392 Před 2 měsíci

    I believe you have the QuickJack raising it backwards. According to the instructions, the label on the QuickJack itself should be facing the front of the car and not the rear (with the locking bars pointing outwards of course). They will work either way but I just thought I'd mention this.

  • @raphaelguiducci277
    @raphaelguiducci277 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you. I am assuming you did not unplug the battery beforehand?

  • @johnschatzlein2589
    @johnschatzlein2589 Před 2 měsíci

    Did you have any noises? Creeking?

  • @jeffenglishsetter8339
    @jeffenglishsetter8339 Před 2 měsíci

    Awesome video. I just acquired one like this that will go in my yard. You helped set my goal of July 4th. Thanks for the tutorial and pictures. I need to make up that metal sleeve/lightning rod.

  • @kevtron
    @kevtron Před 3 měsíci

    This looks great! For your wall, did you fasten the top plate to the underside of the stair or just attach it on the sides and bottom? I’m looking to do something similar under my stairs but looking to make a linen closet so my wall is gonna be further up. Thanks!

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 2 měsíci

      Yes. I did exactly that. I built it like any other wall, where I measured the plumb height directly under the stair I wanted to fasten to. Then framed out the mini wall on the floor, making sure to use a PT piece for the bottom. And finally stood it in place, nailed the top to the the bottom of the stair, plumbed it precision by moving the bottom into place, and shot the bottom plate into the concrete with a Ramset.

  • @FrankGervasi-gs1vf
    @FrankGervasi-gs1vf Před 3 měsíci

    I would appreciate seeing the digging and the creation part.

  • @raykasza6855
    @raykasza6855 Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks for the help/video. It set me straight.

  • @wadsworth2351
    @wadsworth2351 Před 3 měsíci

    How can i actually make these pro-style dumbbells from scratch? I mean, with stuff bought from the hardware store (screws, washers and bolts that is) - clearly i will get the proper plates!

  • @mikerufino975
    @mikerufino975 Před 3 měsíci

    I see that you added a second Handrail on the same side. Do you have a video on how you did that one?

  • @lostlost6177
    @lostlost6177 Před 3 měsíci

    Aracım BMW X1 Arka stop lambasını onardım artık su almıyor , duy uda zımparaladım, sildim daha sonra kontak spreyi ile temizledim, soketine kadar kontak spreyi sıkıp temizledim, lambaları taktım, bu seferde ilk başlarda sol arka stop çalışmadı, ön sol sintal hızlı hızlı yanıp yanıp söndü arka hiç çalışmadı , ikinci gün kendi kendine düzeldi bütün arızalar ama Aracın ekranında ara sıra sol arka stop arızalı uyarısı verip duruyor! Arıza düzeldi ama araç ekranı sürekli arka sol sinyal arıza sinyali veriyor! Neden olur böyle birşey?

  • @jimdugan7240
    @jimdugan7240 Před 3 měsíci

    I would have just used a circular saw. Just because in my early years it was all I had. I also remember using my hand saw. I probably needed a new blade for my 8 1/4 “ worm gear. I bought this saw used and it was used a lot before I got it. It was my only saw for almost my first 10 years as a carpenter. I did have a jig-saw. I bought a used radial-arm saw that I used to set on horses when needed on a job and did rip and cross cutting with it. Things are really easier as far as tools go. Even with all the batteries, two chop saws, small light table saw and every tool you could need on my truck I still resort to my electric 8 1/4” skill worm gear for some cuts.In 1970 when I bought it I remember thinking how lucky I was to have such a modern tool. I must be getting old.

  • @lahtal1
    @lahtal1 Před 4 měsíci

    These are fantastic where can you buy the thin 10kg plates?

  • @jorgep1093
    @jorgep1093 Před 4 měsíci

    If It were up to me, I would award you Time Magazine Man Of The Year 👏🏾 appreciate you!! Took 2 minutes only because of you

  • @rogermcdaniel7861
    @rogermcdaniel7861 Před 4 měsíci

    Not gonna lie, I teared up at 10:00! Nice touch. Thank you!!

  • @JoeyMondo
    @JoeyMondo Před 4 měsíci

    classic, punching the drywall out lol

  • @gordeev6781
    @gordeev6781 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you for the video. Just ordered the bulbs from Amazon. $5.99 at the moment. Saved me so much time fighting put myself.

  • @mekhidub
    @mekhidub Před 4 měsíci

    So I just bought a 30’ pole for our “small” house lol this video made it look big, can’t wait to see how mine turns out lol

  • @Bryan-lc7be
    @Bryan-lc7be Před 4 měsíci

    home depot trip is in order for some longer drill bits....love your patience.

  • @danielblaz9758
    @danielblaz9758 Před 4 měsíci

    Most area codes require a continous handrail. Did not see that there in your vidro.

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 Před 4 měsíci

    Can't find the wall, rim joist, bottom plate repair video.

  • @dylanbrown5066
    @dylanbrown5066 Před 4 měsíci

    Couple pointers from a pro. I will say you didn't do bad though! Better job than some "pros" around here 33 inches is low and would fail inspection in alot of states. 34-38" is code in the majority of states, but is sometimes measured from the riser, not the nosing. I personally measure from the nosing and run my rake rail at 36" Easy way to determine where to cut your post on rake rail, set your post where its going (notch included). Lay your level on the steps, mark the bottom of the level onto your post. Measure from the bottom of your post to the furthest point of your mark. (Say 7 inches). Now mark your post where you want the top of your rail. Pull your preferred rail height down from that mark (36" in my case). Mark there, then add that 7 inches on. Perfect everytime! I screw my rosettes to my handrail through the back, then drill a ½" hole in the rostte above the rail and fasten it to the wall, with glue. Plug that hole with a wood plug. Same on bottom I cut my rail on the angle, let it but the bottom of the newel post while its laying on the wall cap. Let it go long past the wall and mark it. Subtract the difference if your post is thicker on the bottom like yours is. Check the wall for plumb though, may need to adjust your cut longer or shorter. Lastly, use glue on everything! Subfloor adhesive is my favorite, and will give you a rock solid install, especially on newel posts. I also glue my wall caps, balusters in rail, rail to post, everything 😂

  • @iuliaguerra4215
    @iuliaguerra4215 Před 5 měsíci

    Is there any way to connect a wooden handrail to an iron newel? The handrail comes about 10 inches from the base of the newel?

  • @ryanhebein155
    @ryanhebein155 Před 5 měsíci

    Thanks for posting such a thorough video. Very helpful for installing my own newel post and hand rail!

  • @manmbui
    @manmbui Před 5 měsíci

    Great tip on that small hidden tail light, mine went out on a 2020 X1. I followed your video, popped out the assembly from the interior tailgate opening (only two clips for my model year), and there it was. Easy enough. Many thanks!

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      Awesome. Glad the video was useful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

  • @davidmarino9009
    @davidmarino9009 Před 5 měsíci

    28:12 8.5 - 6=2.5 not 1.5. Where did the extra inch go? Did you not cut off the nub first? Great video. Thank you for taking the time to post.

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      Good catch. I must have missed that during editing. Upon re-watching the video I think my "Swirls" wound up 1/2" lower than I anticipated. Let me explain: Actual distance from top of wall to bottom of handrail = 31" Add 1.5" to account for the amount of rod that will be hidden in the handrail. So 32.5" will be the length of rod. If there are no designs on the rod, it's simple at this point. But trying to center those swirls is a bit more involved and I kept saying one thing and writing another. Note at 27:56 I start taking measurements to figure out which was my longer side in order to determine which was the top. Notice I say 8 inches but for whatever reason I put text on screen of 8.5. And to make matters worse I do the subtraction wrong as you noted, but that is an irrelevant measurement anyway. What I should have said was 8.0 - 1.5 = 6.5. What does that 6.5" represent? It will be the visible part of the "upper" portion of the rod (from the bottom of the handrail to the top of the upper swirl..... At that point I would have realized my visible part of the "lower" portion of the rod (from the bottom of the lower swirl to the top of the slant wall) was only 6" and therefore I wasn't indeed going to be dead center. And in reality I now believe that is exactly what happened. I am going to measure tonight when I get home. Chances are all my rods are 1/2" too low, which luckily hasn't caught my eye yet! LOL So... 1. Sorry for the confusion, 2. Thank you so much for watching and pointing this out, 3. If you overlook my 1st grade math error, I hope the gist of the video was still helpful.

    • @davidmarino9009
      @davidmarino9009 Před 5 měsíci

      @@DieselMike thanks for the reply. And with the pattern being at a 40° angle it is not noticeable to anyone other than the installer even if not dead center. I have a flat landing so I want to try to get center and I was thinking the extra half-inch may have been if you were taking into account any play in the bottom hole but if I recall you pushed all the way to the top and then put the epoxy to hold it so you never utilized the extra drop in the bottom….Yes, very helpful. I have my layout and waiting for delivery. Thanks.

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      @@davidmarino9009 So, I measured and sure enough, they are low by about 3/4" (nothing that catches the eye). But you are right in that even though I shoved them "all the way up", the bottom part is still somewhat in the hole. My advice: Measure, measure and measure again. And then still cut a little long. If you can't get them in the bottom hole, you can always shave off a little more. And one last thing. I did not use epoxy. I'm sure you saw that method in other videos, but I'm the one who locked the bottom of the rod in the hole by wedging a small screw in the hole. Try my way first as it's not permanent. If you are 100% satisfied with the result, you can perma-hold it later on with epoxy and then back the screw out. Good luck. Feel free to post how you make out.

    • @davidmarino9009
      @davidmarino9009 Před 5 měsíci

      @@DieselMike got it. Thanks for the follow up. Yes, the screw to secure (instead of epoxy) is a great idea especially if styles change and you ever want to swap out. Last comment on a nuance that others may be getting tripped up on … I kept getting slightly different measurements on horizontal spacing (when dividing the total width by the balusters plus 1 vs total width of space less width of total balusters used divided by balusters plus 1 (for spaces in between). this is due to the first measurement being off the wall and not off the center of a baluster. So your movement up of 1/4-1/2 inch is necessary if you are using center measurements for your first and last space to be equal distance to the others. I know you did it to for other reasons, (and no one would notice 1/4 inch on the first or spread out over the others) but a slight movement on first baluster equal to half the distance of a baluster is needed for the math to work on the horizontal lay out. On to the next project…

  • @AMentorway4u
    @AMentorway4u Před 5 měsíci

    I do appreciate the effort you put into this video. I also reapect you for doing the work yourself . It looks amazing. Im a 63 year old DIY person, and I work like you. Carefully and methodically.

  • @mike300rum
    @mike300rum Před 5 měsíci

    No glue? That's a bold choice.

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      BOLD! Like a morning cup of coffee? Real daring choice.

  • @Phloptical
    @Phloptical Před 5 měsíci

    That’s a great trick with the two levels.

  • @user-ut5lv5ql1q
    @user-ut5lv5ql1q Před 5 měsíci

    Great video. The pro videos usually make everything look so easy with never a mistake or worry about a particular step. This is real world with real angst like the rest of us feel, and then it turns out great. Congratulations.

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      Thanks. I'm not a pro, just an avid DIY'r. The goal of my videos are exactly that. Showing real life situations of how I attempt to do get stuff done on my own.

  • @jaredwatchman7333
    @jaredwatchman7333 Před 5 měsíci

    You mentioned you replaced with the integrated housing.. did you have to do any fabrication to install them? Or did they fit in the original housing?

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      Plug and play if you are just replacing the bulbs. But this was many years ago and I have since replaced the OEM housing with stand alone fog lamps which are brighter and much nicer looking that the OEM housing. You can probably spot the new lamps on one of my more recent videos.

    • @jaredwatchman7333
      @jaredwatchman7333 Před 5 měsíci

      @@DieselMike I did see the new ones. Would you happen to remember what brand and type you did? My truck is an XL and didn't come with the fog lights, so I'm looking for ideas on installation and good brands

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 5 měsíci

      @@jaredwatchman7333 The one great thing about Amazon is they save your purchase history FOREVER! Here they are. But look around as this was back in 2018 and the tech is always getting better. Good luck amzn.to/3UNw50X

    • @jaredwatchman7333
      @jaredwatchman7333 Před 5 měsíci

      @@DieselMike thank you!

  • @vbgal22
    @vbgal22 Před 6 měsíci

    Exactly what I just did! Thanks for confirming!

  • @joemacnichol983
    @joemacnichol983 Před 6 měsíci

    I just finished my basement and at the stairwell point. Thank you for the video of this build from the start, I feel confident now. Your staircase looks great. I'm hoping to duplicate it down to the spindles, shadow box molding on the walls, to the carpet. It looks fantastic! Expecting lot's of trips into the garage. :)

  • @davew9100
    @davew9100 Před 6 měsíci

    Would you change anything? I plan on doing my basement the same way. Even the double bottom plate. I’m a big fan of that.

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 6 měsíci

      I would have done something different with those electronic dampeners for my HVAC. Of the three I installed, the one for the theater room is buried behind drywall and stuck in the closed position now. Luckily the other two are still working and provide enough air flow. Other than that I am very happy with how everything came out.

  • @pkaneowen
    @pkaneowen Před 6 měsíci

    We all can’t be Larry Haun but good work!

  • @pawel900rr99
    @pawel900rr99 Před 6 měsíci

    Great explanation!

  • @MA-pt6nz
    @MA-pt6nz Před 6 měsíci

    Nice helpful video. But please dont call the bolts "Nuts".

  • @MatthewLammey
    @MatthewLammey Před 6 měsíci

    looks great

  • @TheSmartDavid
    @TheSmartDavid Před 6 měsíci

    you put the newel post on top of the flooring? Ouch!

    • @DieselMike
      @DieselMike Před 6 měsíci

      Oh the madness! Call the DIY SVU hotline. I should be doing hard time.

  • @edwardmascari4661
    @edwardmascari4661 Před 6 měsíci

    Beautiful work! The kid with the shovel wasn’t watching and it almost popped out? He was basically useless!

  • @DerekStormer
    @DerekStormer Před 7 měsíci

    Great video.. i would like to build some Dumbells like these. Could you recommend a good place to pick up the bars and plates online? Thanks Mike...

  • @joedarden2276
    @joedarden2276 Před 7 měsíci

    Well Done

  • @JanKowalski-fz5ld
    @JanKowalski-fz5ld Před 7 měsíci

    Hello, I have a question, I did everything as you show in the video, including activating the rear fog lights, the indicator on the counter turned on after pressing the button, but the rear lights don't work? my car is bmw x1 f48 from usa :)

  • @freeandeasy9795
    @freeandeasy9795 Před 7 měsíci

    Did it work? Yes! Was it ideal? No. Will it last a long time? Probably so. Good Job.