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Hello, I have a C2 Corvette and it's stuck in gear as your video shows. Could I use the same technic to unstuck my gear on my C2? Thank you, sir!

excellent. thanks worked like a charm!

I don’t have an old remote. I programmed my truck and I got the app. Not sure where the remotes are anymore.

Super easy

Great upgrade, please could you share the stl for the height adapter part used for the delrin lead screw on the bed as it's not included in the files on thingyverse.

Your the man! Simple instructions and worked the 1st time 😊

I remember when these first came out. I already had a C64, an Amiga 1000, and a C128 with 1571 drive. I was like geez, Commodore!!!! Anyway I still wanted one but couldnt justify the expense. I'm actively searching for one but again I still cannot justify the price. I got close...very close a few times to scoring one,.

Nice job! 👍

One of the best uses of the CMD HD is its ability to backup the entire contents of a RAMLink to a so-called "Foreign Partition"... so just in case your RAMLink ever loses its power and, therefore, its content, you *can* restore it from the HD... depending on how often you make a backup.

I still have the HD-100 I bought new in the mid/late-1990s. It still works well too (for now). Regardless, I seriously want this upgrade done for it but I'm not the one to do the hardware parts. Wondering to whom, to where and how best to send it.

I wonder what gear ratio you have and how tall is your tire. Just for reference

Great job! Thank you

Good refurb however I would suggest n the future taking the PTT mechanism out of the neck and burnish the connections as they oxidize over time. I have done a few of these in the past. Sei chrome does an amazing job on the chrome. I'm about to wrap a base with vinyl car wrap. we will see how it turns out.

2024 C8 worked great. Have Liftmaster openers.

Funny my first SX-64 came with a white screen and I thought it would be a monitor issue! PLA for the win

There's no need to extend the wires, the cable grommit should slide down the cable

Wow that looks great. I love those lit buttons.

I remember what that wire was for when I fixed years ago.

Excellent video. Nice and tidy. 5 stars bud:)

Blessed love my brother, can you help me get two head crystals for my two D104 microphones down here in Jamaica west Indies, please an thanks !!

One thing I miss when using those solid state replacements is the actual noise from the hard drive. Btw, it is not Jim Brain's ROM, that version was released by CMD. Jim just has the right to sell them. EDIT: If you press "-" at the size selection you it will wrap around and you will get the maximum amount of blocks.

Why does every damned video skip the rag joint installation on the ididit column! Ugh 😑

Can't wait to check out the 128D.

Excellent work and video. Very smart with the tape idea to line up the off pin on new transformer

Anytime your taking that master cylinder cover off please cover your paint.. Brake fluid even a very small amout will eat your paint

just a nitpick- the HV cable from the flyback actually goes to the final anode, not the cathode.

Great Job !! and Nice finish ..

I have the assembly manual, can’t really learn much out of it. This video helped out.

What a mess!

Great run through. I just ordered mine from a local dealer and was debating assembling myself. I think we can do it in a few hours

I already opened the folder .bin on arduino but does not appear command prompt options, can you help me with that?? thanxs

What is that chip tester you’re using? I haven’t seen that one before and I really like how it has so many C64-specific chips programmed in.

I like seeing such upgrades to machines. But it is always unsatisfactory, when there isn't any demo in the end of the same video that shows hot it actually performs. Telling how sturdy it feels is is very subjective not an actual result at the end of the day. Most people promise cutting demos in later videos and oftentimes by then they realize it not to perform as expected and then the promised demo never comes because the project is abandoned. Looks like that promised demo never showed up here either.

You had all the chips out so you should have tested ALL OF THEM first.

Great video and you are very patient LOL! Was having a hard time reading who made the chip tester ... got a name you can share might grab one myself.

Neat workshop in a closet! 😃👍

Excellent work and video. That was a lot of bad chips and odd screens. Love it 😀. I knew that with good voltages and the vicII was good... that it was the 8701 bad with no signal:)

Great video and thanks..Always good to see another old commodore saved.

Soneone take the damn controller apart my joystick is stuck

Thanks for the vid.

Incredible result..Looks fantastic..Love your simple method of retrobriting...thanks a lot.

Excellent video thanks..

Super easy instructions. Tried it once and it work as described! Thank you for the fast and easy process!

I love these old commodore computers.People think i'm weird because i still use them but they were a huge part of my childhood.i have the c64c ..Thanks for the video and best wishes.

Not copper! Brass.

Thank you so much for doing this video...I don't know how I would have assembled my lift without it! The only "issue" I had was I filled the hydraulic reservoir up to the "full" mark with the lift in its initial assembly position...on the third or fourth notch. To my surprise I had to remove fluid from the reservoir when I brought the lift down to the ground level.

It's hard to believe how nice mine is, considering it used to belong to a college debate team back in the day and would be brought aboard buses and airliners back in the day.

Why don't you paint before removing the stencil?

Although the ArmSID is a great product (I have been using one for some time), this will be the end of it.

Please USB floppy drive repair video create