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- You know the deal. Mail me something cool along with your contact info and shirt size and if I open your package during an unboxing video then I'll return the favor by sending you some Finnegan Speed and Marine merch! Here's my address:
Mike Finnegan
3330 Cobb Pkwy
Ste 324-238
Acworth 30101
Want the merch without the hassle of packaging, taping and a trip to the post office? You can go to www.fsmgarage.com and order your own shirt, hat, hoodie or stickers that celebrate a rusty lifestyle!
Thanks for watching!
-Finnegan - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Magnet says be careful not putting next to electronics... proceeds to chuck phone at it
Came here to say the same thing.
My thoughts exactly 😂😂😂😂
And he keeps setting the phone down closer and closer😂🤣😂😂
Triggered me a few times too.
I mean, there’s no magnetic media in…well any electronics these days…so really not going to do anything
Mike, the manometer is used to measure pressures and flows. That is how old dynomometers and flow benches were read.
Looks like that one has two hoses and is to measure difference in pressure across air filters to measure if they're restricting flow.
There were quite a few uses for manometers. One project I was involved with back in the 80's we used them trying to improve airflow through the radiator on a military prototype we were developing.
@@steveschulz7824 many uses,... I use to use them to measure natural gas and propane pressures...lol.
I was going to build my own flow bench at one time. I still have the Meriam oil to mix with distilled water to fill the tubes.
The Manometers I have measure inches of vacuum in your intake. We use(d) them to synchronize multiple carburetors on motorcycles (like a 4 cylinder Honda with four carbs).
Hey Mike! I’m the guy that drew the ramp truck with blasphemi on the back (that had a chance to buy the muscle truck when motor trend was selling off some of the fleet a long time ago). I really enjoy the package opening days and the stories you tell. It’s better than a typical Christmas because you get some really cool stuff! Across-the-board, you are one of the greatest today on CZcams 😊
Awesome drawing. Great job.
just google manometer!
"be careful with this magnet near electronics" Sets it right next to his phone....haha amazing!
"don't get it around electronics!!" proceeds to lay phone on top of it.... lol!!!
That manometer looks a lot like the gauges we use on the paint booths at work to measure air flow (or lack thereof) across the filters. The pickup goes in the ducting between the filters and the blower motor. The more the filters get clogged, the higher the indicator reads, as the pressure between the filters and the blower drops.
Im no spray painter but have friends that are and im pretty certain ive seen those guages in booths before.
We use a manometer in hvac industry to measure and set the inlet and outlet pressures on natural / propane furnaces , gas fireplace , water heater ect.
Seeing that destroyed piston just makes me think of idocars. Hopefully one day you can go visit him and marvel at the level of carnage that man pulls out of engines.
It's awesome getting to hear how other people's gifts remind you of times in ur life!
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Awsome to put ur phone next to the magnet lol. Love ur channel
AWESOME at 17:11 in the video you are opening the box I sent you. The coolest thing, I'm wearing my FSM shirt today while watching this video! Perfect timing! Please keep the great content coming!
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Manometer. Measures pressure and flow simultaneously. Imagine a large bakery like a wonder bread factory. Bulk flower is kept in silo outside. Air is used to "pump" the flower through pipes into the mixer. If no flow and high pressure, than the flower is clogging and not transferring. High flow no pressure indicates it powder is not transferring or feeding, maybe empty. You have to have a balanced flow and pressure to transfer a powder through a pipe. This is just 1 industrial use of the manometer.
Hilarious that the guy says don't put my magnet near anything electronic and Finn immediately sets it right next to his phone and at the end, literally sets his phone on the freaking magnet 🧲 had me rollin 🤣 😂 😆
Mike, a manometer is a pressure measurement is the measurement of an applied force by a fluid on a surface. Pressure is typically measured in units of force per unit of surface area. Many techniques have been developed for the measurement of pressure and vacuum.
Glad you got the magnetic rig i made. Thing is a beast! Have fun Mike. Appreciate the shirt my man! I filmed that for my youtube.
Hey Mike, propane delivery drivers are required to carry manometers to assist in performing 'leak testing' on a customer's lp gas system. The company I drove for required each residential leak tests once every five years. The manometer measures gas pressure in 'inches of watercolumn', ie, how much pressure does it take to push water up the column x number of inches. Love the channel, keep 'em coming.
Giddy up.
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Manometer is for paint booths to see if your filters are clogged. Mount the hose in the plenum and gauge outside when the filters start to plug up the gauge goes up. Could probably be used on auto air filters as well.
That’s only one use. Also used to measure barometric pressure for weather.
I use mine for confirming gas presure into boilers. but I do like the paint booth use case, never thought of that.
Love that he put the magnet next to his phone!!!
Knowing the way he uses soap, to push out pilot bushings, I would say that him being gifted soap is appropriate
I always use bread cuz it comes out way easier.
@@mikescherrer4923 I'm referencing an episode of roadkill where he used Irish spring soap to remove a bushing
Nano meter measures vacuum behind air filters to give u an idea of when the filter or filters are dirty. Seen them used in paint booths
DANG!!! Ya beat me to it.
Manometer...
Spell check cheated you there...
Hahaha I was wondering if this package had gotten lost in the mail... Or if it just didn't make a show cut. I haven't watched the video yet, but I can't wait to see your reaction. By the way, thanks for the in torque we trust t-shirt.
Same , I thought it just didnt make the cut...
I'm sure he's a busy dude. But now he's gonna have some GEARHEAD swag coming😂
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Playing catch and notice you opened up the shirts! Thanks for including me!
Mike, I ordered a shirt while watching your video this last Sunday 10/01. Came home from work today 10/04, and I already got it. Perfect shirt and super comfortable. Thanks Mike !!!
Manometer is used to measure engine blowby. Cummins manuals refer to them during run in procedures.
Im sure there's many uses for a Manometer (muh-nah-meh-ter) but i frequently saw them in the paint booths i used to be in at various jobs. Usually they were used to tell us when to change the booth filters out. If they were clogged and not functioning correctly the meter would high indicating the need for new filters.
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HA! Iggy from Fal-Tac is a friend of mine!!! Awesome that he sent you something!!!
Yo yo!
I believe that you use something like that to sync carbs at idle. You use the vacuum measurement to set the individual idles.
The band has serious potential...I like metal/hard rock and this checks the boxes...wookiee approved...
I thought they playing some punk, but idk. Nice music, tho))
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While the main function of a manometer is to measure system air pressure in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, it can also check airflow, measure positive and negative pressure in ducts, monitor differential pressure across filters and coils, and measure differential pressure for clean room monitoring.
You mentioned about a magnet doing stuff to electronics and you also read warning on the letter ..still you chose to put your phone next to one strong magnet....haha🤣
It measures differential pressure in air handlers. It will tell you when it is time to change the filters in your air handler. I have seen them in large commercial buildings to monitor when to change filters.
Pears is the best soap for cleaning off oil. Love that stuff.
I see them used to verify negative pressure in a room, construction area, etc. so that any contaminants are pulled into the room and exhausted through a filtered fan.
Monometer is used to tune mixture for max vacuum between carb and intake while at idle
"don't set the magnet near electronics" first thing Mike does is sets it right next to his phone. lol
The manometer is used in measuring the draw on a paint booth. One of the hoses goes behind the filter and one in the booth and the meter gauges the draw on the filters. As the filters get clogged, the red fluid that goes in the meter, moves up the gauge. There should be a red and a green arrow in the kit also. When the booth is running with clean filters you place the green arrow where the red fluid is resting. As the booth is used and you feel that the draw is getting less, you place the red arrow at the red fluid mark. This is a gauge to show when to change your filters. Only been painting at the same shop for 41 years, so I doubt I know what I’m talking about.. 😂
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The big thermostat thermometer looking thing is for measuring negative air pressure. You can put it on your AC unit between the blower and air filter on the suction side and it would tell you when it's time to change the filter. The same way with a spray booth
Fruitcake make a good wheel chock ! Possibly a gasket substitute 🤔
I noticed you laid your phone right next to the strong magnet that the guy said …Keep Away From Electronics 😂
A manometer, pronounced monometer, is for checking restrictions. Usually on the intake, ie air filter, or even exhaust system. Very old school.
Love your show, keep up the good work.
Allen H
We use manometers to measure the pressure drop through/across a filter bank in large air supply units that filter air in mass production paint booths. Simply, The higher the number the more clogged/dirty the filters are. Tons of pictures on the internet on how to set them up
1 bar of soap so you don't stink when your on the road around your friends.
Bar 2 & 3 are to remove the road stench from yourselves and other bar for your wife to smell good for you & her to enjoy snuggles!
I love how you put that magnet next to your phone.
Just not weird. That man who gave you the soap is a true friend.
Everytime ive seen the manometers is in paint booths, kinda gives a indication of how plugged filters are.
OMG, the speaker "testing". Reminds me of my days at Circuit City. The stand out story is the Polk DB12 and DB10 subs. We made an extension cord to plug them into a switch 110v circuit. The Polks ACTUALLY played the 60 hz 110v feed without blowing!!!
Same with 18" Stroker on 240v here in Norway in mid 90s. The local hifi shop had a car show when they did that! The blast was awesome!
I used a manometer to measure the airflow into the exhaust filters of my spray booth, in my custom cabinet shop.
Beat me too it. We too had the same meter to measure drop across the spray booth filters
Love the dog. I actually buy jerky and smoked salmon to share with the neighbors dog.
Elderly Iron! Nice! Jeff Bradshaw is the man. ✌Mike
As an hvac guy, yes it measures air pressure in duct work or anything else. That little guy is quite old lol. The plastic is very sensitive to oils and solvents. Throw it in your furnace, itll tell ya when the filter is clogged😂
Used to have one of those Manometers growing up. It was just like that one. Never understood how it worked and after all these years I totally forgot what it was for 😂
mono meter is for HVAC and jobs where you need to test air or atmospheric pressure . the one you have works for up to 10 lb's and 3 inchs of pressure
A common type manometer is like a transparent "U-tube" as shown in Fig. It is a modified form of a U tube manometer in which a reservoir having a large cross sectional area. Differential Manometers are devices used for measuring the difference of pressure between two points in a pipe or in two different pipes .
That manometer is for a paint booth to know when to change the air filters the more clogged the filters the greater the vacuum
Manometers are precision instruments that are used to measure pressure, which is the force exerted by a gas or liquid per unit surface area owing to the effects of the weight of that gas or liquid from gravity.
This what a manometer does, it measures asit says above but will try to find out exactly what for and why! 😂
Love the show and your doggos, how's the CRX doing, or not?
One of my favourite cars
Got it......
Typical manometer applications include measuring pipe fluid flows, HVAC system pressure, and gas pressure.
That Mark 2 is used on the air handlers in HVAC systems in large buildings.
manometer is used in hvac to measure flow
I immediately pulled up "Borderline Taboo" on iTunes!! Going to jam to that today while at work!!!
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Love seeing the dogs participate!
Had a manometer identical to that attached to the side of an old semi truck paint booth (used for cabinets & indoor) to measure exit air pressure of the paint booth for OSHA, those kind work forever
It is for total pressure in a pai t booth or clean room that is ventilated by a fan and uses filters for clean air. It lets you know when the filters need to be changed
I used to use a manometer for exhaust back pressure and engine room depression readings in boats. A lot of uses.
How funny I have a monometer just like this. It is a air pressure device for pressure drop we used it to document pressure drop through filters. Cool
Thanks for the video, dude! Every day is a birthday party at Finnegan's! Have a good week, man! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
manometers are still used on spray booths to measure flow thru the filter to see if they need replaced.
Lol! I worked at the circuit city roadshop in 2000 to 2002 and we did the same thing to blow speakers!
Um magnets and phones together just might be a problem.😂
I have a Manometer in my house, which used to be a restaurant. They are used to measure the vacuum differential across the filters to measure the restriction level, and that way you can infer if the filters are dirty.
Thanks for being a cool hotroder God bless yall real good.
Manometer is for HVAC (or other air moving equipment) to measure performance and filter life.
Manometer reads pressure...used to flow cylinder heads...more flow pulls higher pressure
The manometer measures pressure. I saw the same unit online for $135.
The manometer is about a $65 dollar item new at Grainger Supply. Measures pressure differences from absolute zero or atmospheric pressure. A multitude of mechanical and industrial uses. This is the old school analog tool. Like everything, that measurement tool has gone digital. Have fun. It's simple and it works.
DAMMIT, MIKE! I'm just going to have to build you another one, aren't I..? I get the distinct feeling that it got lost in the mail. We'd love to get your blessing to create a video based on making Blasphemi in 1:64th diecast form. PLEEEEEASE? Shout out to Buff's Garage at the beginning of the video, SO COOL! Love Buff! -Vic and Johnny
Coming from a huge fan who is also a Georgia local! Love you Finnegan!!! Been a huge fan for years! 👊🏼❤️
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Retro! good old fashioned non-digital air pressure measurement device. Took me back to my 1970s physics class.
We use multiple manometers in our dust collector at our flooring manufacturing company. We place them in multiple spots down the line so you can compare them and find where you have a clog. Its basically an "industrial" boost/ vacuum gauge. Although industriall is supposed to indicate rigidity in this case it does not. I've replaced most of our "industrial" manometers with autometer boost/ vacuum gauges that last forever. Way more info than you needed. I'm good at that.
Don't set electronics near the magnet and he puts the magnet near his phone lol
Pat’s Beef Jerky shoutout! Made in the small town of Liebenthal, KS! It’s where my ancestors originally settled.
You use the manometer to measure the vacuum or pressure, such as when balancing multiple carbs at once.
A manometer can be used on spray booths so you can tell if you have positive or negative pressures. .5 of positive pressure is good. Meaning if you open the booth door air will blow out. It tells you if your filters are dirty and also if you need to adjust how much air flow you have coming in to or how much goes out so that you can adjust intake or exhaust vents to get you to a positive pressure of .5
We use that Man-O-Meter for HVAC pressure readings. Colored water is typically used to better read the position.
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Yes, a manometer is there for measuring a man. In metric. Because otherwise it would be a manoyard. 😂😁😜
Inches of Water Column - HG . I use these as an HVACR Tech, although most are digital now. My applications were for static pressure readings in heating and air ductwork and you can use them to read gas pressures for propane and natural gas ( but that would not be my first choice of tools for it).
We use those manometers in our spray booths at a factory i used to work at to watch the vent flow I do believe. It's been awhile
I met Buffs Garage at the No Name Nationals. He was taking a Van down the 1/8th Mile dragstrip.
My grandmother (God rest her soul) used to buy Pears soap religiously... I still remember the smell, distinctly. 😉
And I'm wondering if the soap was meant as bandsaw lube as well ? 🤔
Haha and Mike puts the magnet next to his phone!
@@ClickOnProfile361 beat it!
A manometer is an instrument used to measure and indicate pressure. There are two types of manometers, analog and digital
The manometer is to sync carbs. I had a old 850 Suzuki that had 4 carbs on it and if you clean them or adjust them you have to make sure they're all pulling the same when you twist the throttle. The tool is nice I never had one. I just got some tubing and put some 2 cycle oil in it. Basically if the fluid went to one of the carbs, that carb was pulling harder. If it stayed in the middle they were pulling the same. I always used 2 cycle oil so if I was way wrong it wouldn't be too bad if the fluid got sucked into the motor.
Your doggone looks convertible
The meter is commonly used in paint booths. However if you’re patient and give it some attention you can use one to balance carbs and mechanical injectors.
Manometer is for measuring engine blow-by. I used one just this week on a diesel iT4 engine with excessive engine blow-by.
Hell yeah! Jon is my buddy. I want to take my RWD T56 Beretta to drag week but there's not a good class for it...too modified to be "stock" too slow for unlimited😂
I use them for checking the pressure in side the melting furnace
I remember watching that engine blow on 1320 videos.
I'm dying about the funky fruit cake, Haven't seen this one yet but this is so funny.
hahaha my bad!! but it was originally sent when he aired his very first mail opening vid lol
A manometer is a measuring instrument that measures the pressure of a fluid or gas in a confined space, for example in a boiler. A manometer indicates the pressure relative to the atmospheric pressure.
Manometers are used on some Navy submarines to measure diesel crankcase vacuum.
It is fun as always. Great to hear from the fans and see there gifts. Cheers mate
Hi Mike, I commented recently on your pronunciation of Arran In Scotland.
Mike Fermi Just put up a Drive Tribe Video where he takes Richard Hammonds 500 bhp Impreza for a shake down on the Isle of Arran and rips it up.
Funny coincidence.
Keep up all the great content dude!