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Why does it look like you're giving it a flat grind instead of angled?

I love it but can you do it on a Coleman on a Coleman Kids four wheeler please

I wouldnt rejet it from the Honda factory unless you modify intake or exhaust. Older carbs id run through a ultrasonic cleaner to bring it back to oem. vs jetting it.

Excellent job brother. Thanks for wrench sizes and component locations. God bless you and yours.

This video is an incorrect and an inaccurate technique. The true lengths should be transferred to the right hand side by taking them perpendicular to the centre line.

Super very good 👍

....too much sugar for that little apricots. Did not you say in another video that for jam we need to remove skin from apricots?

Dave, this is super neat! Looking for the same for my daughter's 2016 trx90x... no chance youd make one and ship it? Happy to pay for it, would save me a freat deal of time. I live in MA.

Would a flail mower be effective in clearing/tilling weeds in a sandy horse arena? The sand is usually around 3-4” deep.

Hey I do sheet metal fabrication for insulation on piping would this method work ??

Where are the foundation vents?

Quick easy straight to the point, no stupid music.. great video

What is the make of the compass you are using and how long is it ? Thank you.

Great job. Better than any store bought. Inspired me. I'm gonna make one for my 2014 Z71. Factory one is crap, way too thin.

Awesome thanks for info ...

3" into 4". Not the other way around.

Super good job..

hello, after you put the mold in the kiln - where does the wax melt off to?

Makes me think the owner is going to keep his car collection down there. Two large overhead bays, no windows, high ceiling for 4-post car lift. Nice that the floor is going to drop onto the stem wall on that pour.

Hey mate, would you be able to do a video on a lobster back ? If your still doing these videos

In the water bath process is the water over the top of the jar and lids?

Can you share the link of the parts . Thank you .

One more

what's the thickness of them plates? 5mm?

What hp Kubota are you running? Thinking about getting same unit for my L3940

Really helpful. Thank you

Just in case you didn't know, WoodMaxx makes their mowers in communist China.

A great help, much appreciated 👍

Do you have any drawings of projection of an L joint at 45°

6 people in the house how do I let it set for more than a hour

Is this the same for joining 2 pipes that are the same diameter?

Interesting

Thigh Catcher

Brilliant piece of work

OK, love the video and the technique, and obviously it works. But it looks to me, for the layout of the 16 segments on the long line, at 4:26, you measured not arcs, but chords which would define an inscribed polygon, which would have a shorter circumference than the circle you are working with. And yet the cut out template fits the pipe, and I can’t see why. I don’t think the 1/32 inch gap in the conclusion explains anything. Dave? Anyone?

Nice

making template for corner miter joint

Pressure pot will compress the gas bubble down enough to do the same thing as a vacuum chamber. I have done the lost wax process for bronze sculptures. This might be fun to do as i now enough lapidary arts.

Nice sir tq for sharing...

Hide the winch behind the license plate and have the cutout for it just under the plate

Sir, i see this is five years ago, i have a question . I have to do a similar 2 foot high stem wall for an addition. This is the only stem wall footer combo ive seen .so, you guys formed slightly below grade and let the bottom partially fill trench. You poured bottom to base of forms first . Did you have a cold joint or did you come behind and make it into one?????

Great advice on the flail mower but even better advice to our young Americans about becoming a certified welder!!! Comment on your PTO drive shaft - never seen the slip clutch end of the drive shaft mounted at the tractor side, but rather always at the implement side?? Is this how you've always done it? As you know "Y" blades are reversible and they wear in a manner that shouldn't really require much sharpening if you reverse them. Sharpening them to too fine and edge will only result in faster wear. You might also want to consider going to Double "Y" blades when you need a new set. Was the tilt function included with the hydraulic slide function or was it a separate option as well? Thanks for your video and would love to get an update now that it's been a year since you posted this video as I am considering purchasing the Woodmaxx FM96H model once they are back in stock. Thank you Dave.

Hi, I just bought an old house built in 1977 in downtown Albuquerque NM. It has a solid stem wall (not block) and there is a crack all the way around the perimeter where the slab meets the stem wall. The crack varies from about 1/4” to maybe 1/2” at most in some areas. I want to fill this because the house had a cockroach infestation and I noticed that they get in in some spots under the base wall 2x4s (because there is no glue or sealant on the stem wall which is aggregate concrete and then they come in and can live / nest and breed in the crack between the slab and stem wall. I could use some rubber like compound like Sikaflex or self-leveling cement to fill the entire void. The cement being very fluid would also likely help fill in gaps under the 2x4 wall base. I just don’t know if one option is more appropriate than the other. Any help is appreciated.

What do you do when you're Apex is off your work material?

Dave - Awesome demonstration of how to form and pour. I am a DIYer currently building a "little house" 10'X12" for a backyard office. I am setting forms as you did in this video with a foundation in a trench and the stem wall formed over the trench. Seeing your details helps me understand that you can never reinforce and support the forms too much (I have done that on all of my previous concrete and steel projects because I am old school) and that I am going in the correct direction. Thank you. I understand that you pour the footer and then have to wait a while before pouring the stem wall. How long do you need to wait between pouring the footer and then pouring the stem? And when you pour the stem, do you vibrate the stem? You mentioned "wetting the concrete" before you pump the stem wall. Could you explain how the process of wetting the concrete is done? I imagine that water would be added to the concrete in the delivery truck. Is it a second delivery with a different slump? Or is the wetting done in the original truck? I am only pouring about 6 yards (foundation and stem wall) so will only have one delivery.

Excellent thank you. I’ve been crawling under.

I know this posting is older but I was wondering what all is coming up through the stem wall. Not including the sleeve for plumbing, I see ufer ground, and electrical. What are the other two. Com and water? What’s the black thing all the way to the right? This is the best video on stem wall foundations, thanks for sharing your forming secrets.

I don't know anything about that brand, but the flail mower I used in the vineyard I managed you could swap the hammer blades out for Y'.s. It was just a matter pulling a hair pin out and then pulling the half inch (it could have been bigger, it's been 45 years since I saw the mower.) rod the blades hang from. Then reverse the process. I use to do some welding, but I'm over 70 and I'm not sure anyone would want me. I even knew how to forge welding.

I find that my crew and I are quicker with common nails rather than screws. Once a screw head is filled with concrete, you're using a nail puller regardless. Plus typical screw have no sheer value. We also rather use steel stakes rather then wood. The steel ones last for multiple jobs rather then just one. We also will use a chipping gun with a 1" impact bit to really drive the stakes home.

In the last scene, your skids were digging into the dirt and gouging it out. You need to raise your stop.