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Good idea.

Can you add a digital readout when you buy the product

Isn't that flywheel on there with left hand threads?

Thats MC60 board you have in this video

I'm going to do this to my z750s, its not clear what you did with the cat? Did you remove it? If so how?

I found the density of the Bondo filler and it is 1.14. grams per ml. The density of the hardener is 1.2 grams per ml. I got these from the 3M safety data sheets. So one fluid oz of filler is 29.57 ml and that is 33.71 grams. If you use 1.5% ratio then the hardener amount is .5 grams or .6 ml hardener. If you use the 2.5% ratio then you use .84 grams of hardener of about 1 ml. So this large can of 3.18 kg has a bottle of 78 grams of hardener. 3.18 kg is 3.625 litres and 78 grams of hardener is 93.6 ml . The volume ratio for the whole can is 93.6/3625 = 2.58 . So the % in the tube is 2.58. Many places say to use less 1.5 %. So this gives a ball park range in ml. and now you know how much ml is a 3 inch strip. To calculate that from the can directions. A 3 inch circle 1/2 inch thick is 115.82 ml or about 4 fluid oz. 115.82 ml filler is 132. grams and 2.58% of that is 3.406 grams of hardener. 3.4 grams of hardener is 3.4 /1.2 = 2.83 ml. The can could have just told you this. 2.83 ml hardener for the 3 inch circle that is 1/2 inch thick. So that is the starting point and you could use less hardener and find out how long the working time is, down to 1% or so. I have a lot of these little pneumatic push tubes that I can fill and measure exactly. Get them for ink cartridge refiling etc. I am going to try a 1% mixture and see how many minutes work time and completely harden time I get. Some places say you use more hardener in cold weather and that the filler get hard due to heat produced in the mix.

The board is called MC 60.

You are a true IDIOT, don:t know crap about the Ithaca 49. And your making videos. Just another garage want to be gunsmith.

Exactly the video review I am looking for. Thank you. Unfortunately they are not the ones I need for my car. Thanks again..

Please do ground the motor, it is important. A 200k potentiometer is what you need, as most of those motors are 90V

hell yeah

WOW!!! Just saved me a bunch of money... Thank You your a genius..

Does anyone think this 2hp Smith&Jones motor on 115v can run the harbor freight 3hp compressor pump?

Iv got a machine just like that called a Kronos.

Great video. .. . .thanks! I'm thinking about buying this motor and wondered if my limited electrical skills would be able to handle it. I think I can do it now that I've seen your video. Thanks again.

Hi I'm Ed Super important question please I have a standup scooter it's old scooter I have the exact motor & board took off treadmill would it be possible I can attach the motor with ext. To my scooter and all I need is batteries car battery or two to have same voltage as you plug into wall electrical socket how many batteries I mite need

I have that same machine. Mine is called a Kronos. Is a good light duty machine.

Well all I have to say is this the easiest and best explained how to hook up a treadmill motor and Buddy if you get this message I would like to know what kind of board that is and the number off of it if you could help me out please I'd really appreciate you thank you sir

Beautiful

And i was doubting this stuff wasnt going to work... Made the right choice thanks...

great idea

This guys very annoying

What if you have something with a switch and needed both cc and ccw? I needed to be able to change directions with said switch

"There's just a little tip" What I say to my girlfriend every time. Yes it's equally misshapen in other ways also... It's like a curly Q except it makes a distinctive hard left midway, so much so it looks painful. It definitely has an odd orange color and smells like old fumky cheese. We are talking about Cheetos? Right?

En français svp😢

Thanks for the information

This guy knows nothing about machining by the looks of it

i wish i know that when i was doing this in my hhr lol

Just noticed you have so many 'tips & tricks' in your videos! Thanks man. Keep mentioning in the end that you'll keep supplying them so people catch on to the fact that you keep the channel loaded with the pieces of value. Thank you.

Thank you for that great idea

car wash bay

Dude! Thanks so much. This video was EXACTLY what I needed. Just bought mine

Maybe raise the rear a few cms or call grizzly

Uh, oh, that could have been bad!

Pretty cool how we find new uses for tooling we already own !👍👍

Oh crap , glad nobody was hurt man !😮😦

dope but id try top mounting that for the air to blow down to elim fog and keep fumes out, sounds like a decent solution

That puts the wire right beside the metal edge of the opening, over time it will rub through with vibration and short out

Most have a overarm that holds the work to the table

If you are in industry and theres people grinding, all that dust is going straight into your helmet, nose, and eyes. Otherwise great idea

I read the comments and these people are tough. Any way you did good and what you did deffinatly made the gun safer and functional again. My question is where did that other spring come from? It looked like the firing pin return spring. It goes on the side of the falling breach block, between the pin and the back of the groove. The firing pin actually goes through it. Mine is missing, but it still works.

Cool, went through a stop sign though……

** tip to those who messed up and let the spring out (lol) Use the center of your shoe to hold the spring while you wind it with your two other hands. When you have it super wound, cup the edges of the spring so it deosnt unwind and grab the clip that goes to the outside of the housing with a pair of pliers to the inside of the spring (wherever you can get the pliers). Wear gloves

Condensation happens when your breath is a couple of degrees warmer than the internal glass, so pre-heating your glass higher than body temp would work, as would wearing a face mask to reduce breath temperature. Newbi tip: make sure your helmet is adjusted with side screw nice and tight so you can adjust it with the eye piece NOT inline with your mouth, or you will get constant fogging!

Looks cool.

god speed man. im from michigan and ive NEVER liked the drilling method. plus, drilling can require you to take the whole door off to get access to the harness hub. i owe you several beers.

You can feed a bit of thin-wall rubber-tube(in the same-way ) over the braided-hose and make it twice as-safe Dave nz

I had to remove the box just loosen it up

Nice.

outstanding.