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why didn't it show working??? at least 3 seconds

i like the dude playing bass best!!

you building this for mini me? small speakers sck!

Thank you so much....I have an old mic stand that is about to become a guitar stand...:)

Thanks for your genius. Why didnt i think of this..

GREAT JOB!

Now all I need is a pair of those damn scissors.😡

How cost

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Very cool

Wow! What a project.

*Promo SM* 😂

we need more clowning on beato content, thanks

Excellent. Now apply this to guitar solos, and other solos.

This is the kind of content I live for

Funny and brilliant, dude.

You still haven't worked-out a reliable speed control system. I suggest using 555/556 IC chips for speed and govenor control curcuits.

Lexan is less prone to cracking than plexiglass.

The polyethylene lower rotor is too flimsy/flexible W/O thoughtful reinforcement. And can be noisier.

I'm a tone cabinet fabricator. This is one of the nicest beginner approach I've seen. You only need a few more problems to solve, to be there. 1. Easy to use, foot control speed switching. 2. Simple speed control circuit (I'd suggest 555/556 timer ICs. Both as speed control and comparitor (govenor curcuits), to keep speeds from going out of spec (stopping or over-reving). 3. Beefier motor to rotor power transfer. 4. Drivers, (I'd suggest an active crossover), with two power amps. 5. A reason to do it. 4. Real

This Old Tony 2 ?

Great prep and finish of slab....Yes big pipes as echo......looking forward to the next chapters....nice...do you get snow?....I have a show with a John Fogarty CCR tribute just outside of Wilmington Feb 15th. Are you all near by?....adios

This chap is amazing! Perhaps his next project could be build your own Stargate so he can travel back to his own planet? Lol 😁 Love the sound effects.

Where are pictures of your craft and team? I wanna see! :)

Looked like that first motor came off a bathroom exhaust fan.

Thedevilinthecircuit Do you have a build page or channel with plans we can check out?

thanks man ,great ideas

Really good option, thanks 🙏🏻

Excellent!

Grandma told me off for stealing her 🎾 😂

Wonderful(^^)/

Fantastic i love your job thanks for video i go make too to the my keyboard musical with sounds of organ i love the play organ with effects leslie.

I love your simple and down to earth, yet genius ideas! Thank you for sharing this with us

"Thanks a Million times !!!" , I was looking for a solution to hold the guitar in a sitting position, I have a heavy American fender strat, it was a pain to hold it on the thigh. I just improvised with a cloth belt over a normal Mic holder clip (although the belt crimps a little bit but thats ok) that too over a 2 piece mic stand with heavy small foot print round base and it takes the weight off the guitar. Also the guitar can be tilted to the desired angle & tilt with a little adjustment. Its safer in sitting position. Long hours of practice can be performed without painful thighs & straining ones neck. If kept upright, one can even perform standing up. Thanks again. From Badlapur, Bombay India.

thanks you saved me 349.00-totally crazy.

I live south of the race you just showed but never new about them, more I want to enter in it

This has got to be one of maybe the CZcams videos that I’ve come across that have been incredibly helpful to the point and not annoying in any way, many a thank you good sir

This is pretty much how I picture myself at 50

Hey. Great ideas! I have a suggestion (I’m glad I saved it). Take a mic clip that’s the spring type with the 2 sides you squeeze to open for the mic. Take out the screw and remove the clip. Put the screw back in and you have something that fits on the mic stand perfectly, can run a string through, and will be held in place by the screw. I also think I’m going to try bike handlebar pads on the stand. What did you use for the heavy string? Thanks and enjoy!

wow!

As DIY Leslie builder, & 40 years Hammond pro, - rubbish.

Well done - enjoyed this. Cheers.

how about making one out of a top loading washing machine..just remove the two little doors and put a speaker on the end of the drum..have it running with the top open and find a way to control the motor speed😁

Ingenious!

I came here to see the DIY stand, but found the best bike repair video ever. All common repairs are in one quick video. And I love the sound effects. :D

300 dollars for the K&M 14760??? It's €188 ($200) in Europe!

The plexiglass panels was a brilliant idea, and it makes for the ideal cabinet when gigging at a nudist camp. Does your speed dimmer control ad a lot of electrical noise to the signal? I had this problem when using one with a similar leslie that I removed from a spinet organ.

Dude. Check it out. The. Leslie. Sounds good. Guys. Nice work. On the. Leslie. You know. What Leslie are made out of. Wood. Wow. Now that. What. I call. Leslie. Someone cool