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looking at this car in 2024 lol might buy it

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asi es como se deberia ver el futuro tal cual se lo imagino en los 80s

I have an old RHC mortise box with thumb knob (for our bathroom), missing a bunch of internal parts such that the two knobs work to release the door, but the locking mechanism does not. Anyone here know of anyone in the business of re-building these? Preferably in the Oakland, CA area, but also willing to ship.

Betteridge says no. Hauling range is terrible, trunk access is terrible even if 2k lbs is a plus you’ll never fit it in that tiny bed which is also too small for a work truck. The bare stainless needs constant attention or it permanently stains and is high maintenance or it looks god awful which is not a customer friendly appearance. Basically it sucks as a work truck.

Cool. If I do order myself a Tesla Cybertruck how long is the waiting line?

Thanks for the review. Light show impressive! Who do you think will be buying the Cybertruck? Seems it can do a few things well. If can add 6th seat in after market, will be popular.

Because it's an 800V battery and they have to do some things to charge on the 250KW chargers, the sweet spot is to charge up to 65-70% there from low. Ryan Shaw charged 2-50% in 19 min, 10-70% in 30min, he did a vid and posted results, but after 65-70%, the charge rate severely drops off. Unless you have home charging, I'd charge to 65% and go on road.

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Thank you. I've watched hours of videos on retrofits. I found yours to be the most thorough and informative.

My 430i has red leather racing seats and it’s been really good to me

Everything about that cylinder says Russwin. The adjustable cylinder length by screw on back of cylinder. The ball bearings as bottom tumbler pins, the keyway appears to be Russwin family. Much like the off-name of SAFE 194-WBL Night Latch, again, ball bearings as bottom tumblers, another subsidy of Corbin-Russwin family, sold in local hardware stores back when times were normal. Love these vintage locks. I would have done everything in my power to reuse original cylinder. I am sure you could have had a key (s) made for it. All under the Emhart family.

nice to have the room this crawl space has, because a lot of times there isn't that much room to maneuver

You are lucky you have a lot of headroom in crawlspace. My house does not have cripplewall which is good but that means my crawl space barely has any room :-( Doing this job would be much harder for me.

The flat spring is placed in the grove then the brass is squeezed or hammered shut to hold it. It will need spread open a bit to remove the broken “spring steel”. Flat and round spring steel can be bought online. I am a specialty locksmith that fixes a lot of these. Nice work and thanks for sharing this

So I can hit away on key fob and walk out and the alarm gets set up on it's own or do I still have to punch code in.

On a really old structure like that one in the video it is KEY to do some upgrades to the cripple walls. SImple upgrades like these car make it plenty strong. Sheer panel added to some areas. Some metal Hardware. some concrete around some of the foundation post and beam.

Look at past earthquakes and tell me how many single story homes were red tagged from an earthquake......Even ones built in the 40s and 50s.....the answer is VERY FEW if not NONE....Yet this state has increased the code for single family homes to Ridiculous measures. Making it unaffordable to buy a house or build one in this state.....SHAME ON CALIFONIA.....Fire sprinklers, hardware everywhere, lumber tax, huge building permitting costs, Paint recycle fees, and much much more and putting everyone homeless. THANK YOU CA....

This video is a testament to the amazing value of youtube. Thank you!

Oh and the tools also 👍 YES! you covered everything down to the gloves & mask! TY

Ooh i am so sorry Yes! i do see the hardware is very well listed on the link below TY so much!

Super! Super great video! Best Yet! 🏅 I would like more close ups on the different hardware pieces and how they are assembled and the tools needed to do the work ...the nitty gritty parts details and equipment necessary...but the info in this video is the best i have found for my purposes Thank You So Very Much! 👏👏 👏

Great video but you should never tighten the hold down nuts with an impact driver. Strong Tie recommends tightening the hold downs nuts as follows: finger tight with a half turn. This seems crazy but that's how they are tested. Contact Strong Tie for any specification questions. They have an engineering department that can answer most questions and the service is free.

Hi Digital Doc. May I use this on my channel? Full credited of course. Thanks!

So if you have it said it to 10 seconds you basically have 40 seconds before it calls you?

Hey digital doc may I feature this content on my channel with proper credit on given on screen and link back in description.

What was the engineers name? I cannot find in your details. Thanks!!

Hi, just sent you an email. I work for Mercury insurance and the driver of the Mustang is our client. Can you provide me with a copy of this video?

Hi there, Can I use this video on my channel? Full Credited.

hello, can i use this video with credit on screen?

Congratulations, good to see a cammer with some common sense: you get in the right-hand lane to get as far as possible from the crazies, a lot of cammers go as close as possible to get a better angle for their dashcam

Hey, May I use your dashcam clip in next compilation video ? Linked and credited on screen. Thank You !

Hi, ok if I feature it? Credited on screen and with a link back!

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Hi Digital Doc, is it ok if I use this clip "Crazy undertaking road rage on California 880 S nr Hayward Mustang " on my channel? with credit (name on screen). Can you explain what happened ?

Thank you so much for this video. Plan Set A requires to use 15/32 5-ply exterior grade plywood. Does Structural 1 CDX 15/32 5-ply plywood meet this requirement?

Dude the entry sensor is not Motion sensor

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Thank you for this. Very, very helpful. I am in the process of a retrofit and am using the Titan HD anchors for bolting the sill plate to the foundation. I got a bid for 12K for my house and decided that I could save that money by doing it myself.

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What an incredible job you did on this video, very informative, thank you!

Anyone have leads on a replacement interior strike plate for the same RHC mortise lock?

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Awesome video Francis, thanks for putting it together! Live in Richmond and looking to potentially do the retrofit myself. I was watching some videos and looks like Simpson's Strong Tie does these titan HD bolts that do not require epoxy - you just screw them in with a hex driver. Did you consider that at all? Would make things a lot easier and less messy if it does in fact work as a legitimate replacement.

Did the EBB program give you a rebate as a homeowner? My understanding is that the work needs to be done by an approved, licensed contractor. (You may have stated this in the video, but I had to watch much of it with the sound off....)

Thank you for putting together this video, lots of good info! What type of nails did you use with the nailer?

Great video! Did a similar job on my home in S. Cal. In 2018. Looks like you covered everything. I wish I’d known about the palm nailer then - used a lot of Simpson screws where I couldn’t get a hammer in. How did the final inspection go?

Hi Francis, thank you so much!! This is such a thorough and helpful video. It sounds like during your process, you found out that you needed special inspections. If you had to do it all over again, would you recommend finding an engineer that could do the design AND special inspection? Or do you think having different engineers for design vs inspection (as it was in your case) was better? Also thank you so much for sharing your spreadsheet of cost - Could you also share approx. how much you saved by not hiring out for the work? Thank you!!

sounds like all that talk about pushing and stressing made somebody fart. :)

What goes in first? The anchor bolts?