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Ha ha. Glad you enjoyed! I hope to get another long form video addressing some questions and comments soon. Thanks for watching!

Yep! It cuts wood, but there's probably faster saws for that if it's all that you are cutting. Thanks for watching.

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😂😂😂 Right?!? Thanks for watching commenting! Glad you got some laughs.

Thanks for watching and commenting Gusmanson. I appreciate the kind compliments. Ask for bending the panels versus using the hog ties and sewing them together with high tensile wire, it is nearly impossible to bend those with multiple #4 steel wires. I thought the same thing but could not find any way to do it without having a hydraulic bending brake. As for cutting them with the angle grinder, there is rust on the cut of course but absolutely no threat of anything rusting through. The wall is actually holding up pretty well. I hope to do a follow-up addressing a lot of these questions in the near future.

Thanks for watching. I cannot confirm or deny this. The guy that made this and sent it to me called it a rocket stove so that's what I call it. If it's not called a rocket stove, then what is it? And what is a rocket stove?

It's a rocket stove. What are you talking about lmak

@@tomcook2040 Thanks for watching Tom. I can't find anything showing that it's not a rocket stove, so I continue to refer to it as such.

Thanks for watching Ardian. Yes, they're really beat up, but still going. The screws that keep your feet from slipping are pretty badly worn too. The raceface Chesters wear like that too though.

Yep! I do that as much as I can. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I hope that it works as well for you!

Thanks for watching John. Yes, the possibilities are endless in the exciting and fun-filled world of laser engraving and cutting. !

IDK mine seemed to hold up well. They don't last forever but worth the time that they save.

Thanks for watching. Do you mean the one that stirs the composting material? I just borrowed this toilet a couple years ago from a friend who offered it to me before he used it to make this video.

Yep! Thanks for watching!

Wow that's quite the project, both the car and the saw modifications! Is the Locost a car that you drive, or a model? Thank you for sharing.

@@themostlymikeshow I will drive it, when it will be done.

Thanks for watching Anger. The Jackhammer didn't make as much noise as you would think. I usually worked on this only a few hours every day. I am friends with most of the neighbors and none of them had any problem with it. When it gets dark early in Pennsylvania during winter, the dark parts for probably 6 or 7:00 at night at the latest.

Did you lose the shaft key itself? I wish that I knew the dimensions off hand. You can but metric or SAE key stock and cut it to size if you know the dimensions.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Kim. Glad you got some laughs!

Thanks for watching Pavel. I did not have to make any modifications to my saw or the bar to make it work on my Dewalt 20v Chainsaw. Are you sure that the numbers are the same? Others have mentioned using this with no issues.

Thanks for watching. Yes, it was the same wood. I may have cut it up some more, but I filmed it all in one setting.

@themostlymikeshow awesome! I'm going to do it exactly the same way. Burning that wood is such a brilliant idea.

@goribhafizx it was nice and dry so it burnt really well and with very little smoke if you get all of the felt and plastic pieces off.

Thanks Nancy for watching and the kind words. My mom still uses hers, maybe not as often as she did a few years ago, but it's a pretty good machine. I hope that yours serves you well! Take care.

Thanks for watching and all of the kind things you did. That helps me and this channel tremendously. I hope the saw treats you well.

Unfortunately, yes it does leak. I mentioned in another one of my videos how it has a Groove for an O-ring on the cap, but other people had mentioned that oil is coming from somewhere else and that you have to take the saw apart to fix that. I am a little disappointed in DeWalt for this, because the saw is really good in all other aspects . Thanks for watching Billy.

Thanks for watching William!

Thanks for watching Maurice! Hope that it helped.

I suppose that would work. Never really thought about it, lol. Thanks for watching and the helpful tip!

@@wingnutbert9685 Welp, sort of. When I opened it, there's shrink wrap around everything, and paper bag like brown paper around the neatly spoiled wire, but as soon you take the wire out of the hole in the spool, it unwinds like a spring. When I do the follow up with the solid core spool using gas.. I will try to demonstrate this. Thanks for watching!

@@themostlymikeshow If it unspools, it can sometimes have a bad effect. The wire gets a twist when wound onto the spool and this has to be maintained for it to unspool off and feed through the machine properly. It sounds weird, but it's a real thing and I've had screw me a couple times. Just have to bite the bullet and cut off the unspooled wire to a point it's still tight. At least the off-cut is good for hanging in the paint room.

Sorry about that. I was putting too much confidence in a sound mixing app around the time that I made that video. I made a lot of changes in the more recent ones. Thanks for watching and mentioning that I like hearing feedback, good or bad.

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@@wingnutbert9685 yeah 🤔 kinda raises a bit of suspicion...

@@themostlymikeshow A bit more than a bit! LOL!

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Thanks for watching Leonard. I honestly don't know if they are necessary. They came with the kit from Gopowersports, so I put them on per their instructions. It has been a while since I installed this on my Coleman bike, Trail Force One, but I kind of remember something about the plastic cover fitment might be affected if you don't use them. They're available by theirselves on Amazon, and take bolts roughly an inch longer than the factory motor mount bolts... They are 1" x1" square tubing about 5 or 6" long. I hope that this helps you a little. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this.

Thanks for watching. Yes that was one wheel. I actually stripped more with that wheel before it wore out.

Thanks for watching! I tried and tried to make this video shorter, but there was so much to cover that was pertinent to the details of the welder I had to make it lengthy. I hadn't even added the stick welding capabilities of this machine, but plan to make a follow up showing that as well as the solid core wire, and perhaps a part three showing the TIG functions of this machine. It's a really good bang for the buck at $150 for a machine with this potential.

Wow that's a bargain! Thanks for watching Chad.

Thanks for watching. It includes mig wire and a gas hose... However, you need to purchase the gas, and regulators. The machine is set up to use it with the gas solenoid. I will have to make a follow up showing this. I wanted to demonstrate stick welding in here too, but 19 minutes was pushing it for one video.

@ oh ok then , awesome! Yeah I’d love to see how this does with mig welding and I’ll for sure buy one using your code once I watch that video, I’ve been terrribly in need of a small mig welder for the past few months and have been trying to do so much research on which one to get. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber!

@TGLPRODUCT1ONS yes, I'll be curious myself to see how it works with solid core. I might spring for the tig setup as well, although my tig skills are limited. Thanks for the sub!

@ oh , it can tig as well?! Wow! Could you try tigging aluminum in the video too? Because I’m also limited on my tigging skills too but if it does decent then I’m for sure buying this welder, where’d you get it online or Amazon?

Thanks for watching AJ. Yeah, it was quite the wrestling match, lol. Arguably the worst case scenario on tire size.. Extra wide, lots of plies, and smallest wheel diameter. Plus it was sweltering hot i in my garage. 😂

Thanks for watching and the kind words! It's a pretty darn good machine for the money. Highly portable too!

Thanks for watching DZ man! I'd check snowmobile shops in your area. They are pretty common wear items. I have another one laying around in my shop. Maybe I should do a contest giveaway, lol.

Thanks. Yeah there is a lot to cover in this video and I didn't want to make it any longer by putting the test with the stick welder in. It did very well with the stick welder as well

Thanks for watching and the words of advice Otis. It actually seems to cut half inch better than the thin stuff. 3/4 wasn't pretty as you had said, but it still cut it, so there's no doubt that 1" could be cut with it... Or at least melted off.

Thanks for watching Otis. Yep, the cords definitely seem undersized, but they seem to work...somehow...

Thanks for watching. I agree. I hindsight, I wish that I would have been more selective on the wood that I used. In this video, I used twigs from hedges and dropped limbs in my yard. I wish that I would have used oak, maple etc...hardwood. It wouldn't have smoked near as much.

It will only smoke until it reaches maximum heat, then there's no smoke

@ryantourney2879 Yes, that is true. I should have used different twigs and used oak or maple. This stuff came from hedges and tends to smoke even more. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching William! Glad you got some laughs!

Thanks for watching. Yes water seeps through it by Design. The old Banks went up on a slope and this wall has a liner against it backed with gravel. It gives the water a place to expand while directing it down stream so it doesn't flow over the banks onto my lawn and through my garage. I hope this helps.

I hope to get a video out soon showing some updates and the back filling and Landscaping involved

So it operates like a french drain?

@ddrigmaiden I guess that it does in a way. 90% of the time, it has just a trickle of water, but when it storms, it will fill to the top. I posted a short video showing it full.

Thanks for watching and the kind words Nick! I'm glad you found it helpful and got some laughs from it.

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience Mike. I'm glad that it is working out well for you!

Thanks for watching Mike. I'll check with him and see if something changed.

I agree 100%. They do wear out, but they save so much time, that I believe that they're worth the money.

Thanks for watching!