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Thank you, this works

I had a 10" regular compound mitre saw, sold it and bought a 10" sliding mitre saw, and hated it from day one. Sure it works great but takes up much more space and is heavy to carry around to job sites. Sold it and went back to a much lighter and more compact 10" regular compound mitre saw.

Hey isnt there a way to convert gasoline engine to run on rubbing alcohol? I heard its possible but im not really sure on how i can do that my engine is a 212 thanks

I ran a (acetone) capful through a full tank of gas. That seemed to clear up any jerky running issues with my tiller. Don’t ever try to run a tank of acetone through an engine. The acetone will wear out every bit of rubber and plastic that you can destroy with acetone. The cap-full of acetone is just to gently clean out the carb.

omg really thank you 😭

How did you change the blade? Do you have the owners manual? I can't find one. Thanks

Another thing is the equipment. It's not that hard to bring a drill, some screws and bolts. Try bringing your welding machine anywhere. If you want to work outside.

Arggghh, no mention of WHAT model battery 🤦

My 29er came with that exact black caliper, my two smaller and cheaper bikes, 26", both have V-Brakes, take a guess which I enjoy riding more and working on?

Invisible, fire, invisible flame

padon I just watched on and you also comment they should be 9 bearing

I just searching in internet and I am wandering wheather you need 9 bearings. In my FH m475 I have got just 8 bearing as well. But in internet it is supposed to be 9 bearing each side.

Prolly run a bit better during to the increased cylinder lubrication

OMG, The bird is trying to advise😮

Beautiful....

how do I remove the cpu fan, I can't find the black plastic pin you're talking about, and that cpu fan is stuck in the motherboard

I can confirm for you that washer fluid will catch on fire even when cold and spread out over a large area. I was messing around one day and poured washer fluid all over my workbench, then lit it on fire. At first I thought it didn't do anything, but after a little while the steel workbench started getting hot. So it did catch fire, but the flame was just invisible.

you have a hard time getting to the point

Does 128gb Ultra work for Go Pro Hero 4 Session?

Great vid

I like the shims - nice touch.

Me too and in the same period of time my auto lane assist stopped working. My cargo light stays on and the little light by the backup camera stays on, used electrical tape to hide that light. I unplugged the cabin cargo light so i dont get pulled over. but now my brake light by the cabin cargo light wont work because its unplugged.

This was great!!! Thank you so much for this!

Did it in a 352 fe ford engine messed with timing added a little two stroke oil..ran okay..well okay😅

OMFG that hurt my brain to watch your incompetence

i have an old road bicycle and you have to remove completely the outer ring

It is not working!!

You may be used to the Bird noise but my earpiece isn't!

Hey, can you show a video of how you changed your blades and how you adjusted, set, and put this miter saw together. I have this miter saw and can't find the manual online line. We figured out, sort of, how to change the blades and make sure everything is back in eyeing order. My dad, 81 yrs., is quite handy, and he's been struggling with making the plastic cover go into place, and we don't want to break it. So the more you can post about the workings of this Jobmate miter saw the better. We precarious ours second hand. Thanks in advance for any help on this.

If you take a dump and a piss you drop 1000g to 2500 grams so STFU about a few grams, ive never bent a quick release but have bent a crap ton of solid axles and destroyed another crap ton of bearings

Did you buy it new or used maybe you should have checked out to see if all of the components were good but just eye opening to me

Awesome bike man. Helped a bunch putting on new seat covers for a new F150 Lariat.🎉

Great easy to understand video and I tried it and it worked instantly- thanks

Looser

I use a metal cutting disk on a circular saw and just plunge it right in to the rim and tire. Takes about 5 seconds and is 100 times safer than a grinder!

Could you also straighten it by pressing it in a metal working vice?

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Absolutely unhelpful…never gets to the point and doesn’t provide a realistic solution, as though I’m going to waste a minute every time I exit my vehicle to do this 3 step process

Cables do not stretch , but the cable housing end caps compress. Making it appear that the cable stretches .

Jesus that was hard to watch , where did you learn to cut lumber?

Nice use of the mk1 safety flip flops there my friend

A fishing buddy said he saw a light orb while out on lake Ontario. Years latter I also saw a light orb. It came down at a steep angle, ran parallel along the lake for a few seconds, then took off and disappeared. It didn't appear to be a solid craft. It looked to be more like a hollagram.

i changed my qr axles a few times already and i took them off other bikes that were waay smaller so you clearly are just talking bs

Hi am looking for your disassembling vid. Do you still have it listed? (Gateway DX 4831) Thanks!

My forks are loose no matter what I do.

Oh just get on and do it for Heaven's sake!

this isn't a 780 according to the machine I am repairing hmmm

The whole black or Grey sleeve pops off. Just be careful!!!

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I have a 5 month old Giant hybrid mid range bike, probably done about 6 or 700km and the chain or something slips sometimes. Not always from great pedal pressure. You'll pedal and then for a 1/4 turn or so you'll get this loss of resistance like the pedals suddenly become freewheeling. Does it without great force. Just casual pedaling. There's no repeatable thing to it. It just seems to happen at random. I can pedal with a lot of force and the chain will slip AND sound like it churns or grates across the cogs...so more slipping. Just started happening the last few rides. Very annoying. I'll try your fix. Funny thing is, my old bike was one I found on the side of the road from someone chucking it out. And I pedaled that old dog for 3 years and it ran like a champ with zero maintenance. EDIT: Issue seems for me that several chain links had gone stiff. I hadn't oiled the chain since purchase 5 months ago. There were minor rust sections and raised links you could see from sideways. It was slipping mainly on the smallest cog I suppose because the smallest cog has the least surface area so when those seized and raised chain links went around it they just did not fit snug, whereas on the larger cogs with more surface area that wasn't so much a problem. I figured this out and fixed it myself before I had to go cap in hand to the bike shop. So...oil your chain kids.