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Very very bad.

Sad happy birthday song

cooool! how tall is it? and how tall do you think it should be?

Could you do this with balanced audio cable instead of cat5? Since you’re only using that many conductor wires from each anyway.

How did you secure the lids to the plywood? Nails??

what about the removal of the buckets after. are they hard to remove?

How do you like your ETX subs? I have ETX12P and ETX18P.

That inside setup "looked" amazing! Ditch those Carvin subs though. Go with some BassBoss powered subs for the low-end duties and retire that oldschool passive stuff that won't do 30Hz.

CRINGE!!!!

On your power cables you can't have exposed outer jacket showing inter cores

I would have pipe and drapped the back brick wall for better quality of sound

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Thank you so much for making and sharing this video with us. This is going to be very helpful to me. I have the exact same job to do on the exact same 1965 Ford 3000. This gives me more confidence to do the job. I just need to locate all the parts now. Mine is leaking out the top.

That was fun to watch! I kept expecting to hear Country Roads song. Where is the camera mounted??

Nice dude the camera looks great! I have the X3 love it

Lean that bike boi!! lol

10 miles of cables for just 4, 6 speakers…

no wonder you are trying to drill f___ing oak railroad ties they are a bitch

Surprisingly cool!

How will you separate sawdust from crushed limestone?

I have a WoodlandMills 126 and I love the mill and the way it's build very heavily, but I can't get over the way they design the wheels/bearings. I like them supported on both sides via a shaft and bearings like yours. It makes more sense because it takes a lot of stress off the bearings and shaft. I think in the end all the brands have a system that works though. Great setup you have there. Nice looking mill.

I would fire you if i saw you traveling with hand controls, use your feet !

HFX & Fractal. If I don't use a Digitech RP350 Kimbra will have me assassinated by Ninja's.

Where did you find your seals and o-rings? Thanks for your time.

Would the grounding be better or worse with a metal case? I don't have a 3D printer, so was thinking of just getting a couple Metal Case Enclosures for Guitar Effect Pedals and using those instead.

What heat shrink is that? (diameter and ratio). I'm gonna use that to label all my cables without having to desolder 16 of them. I have a pair of Cat boxes, but might look at trying this to make my own. Recently just made a couple of Multicable reels (using Expandable Braided Sleeving). One was a 30m Optical HDMI and Cat6 reel (for PTZ cameras), and the other was a 30m 3 cable Cat6 reel for my XR18, one cable is for the "remote" port, the second is to use a Cat5 USB extender (so I can multitrack record), and the third is to use a Cat6 Audio Snake (so I can receive the Headphones out from the XR18, an Aux out for Livestream feed, a XLR in for a Talkback Mic and finally a feed for PC audio or music.

Congrats! You got great Allen & Heath gear! A few suggestions... time to get rid of the dinosaur point source 12.2 speakers and move to a column array, such as Turbosound IP3000 I moved away from point source mains over 15 years ago myself! Also, FYI, those little Furman power strips are garbage. There's nothing inside them but a penny capacitor. Open one up yourself and see. A better option, and for a similar price, is the Tripp Lite Isobar. They filter the power in as well as each plug from each other. Just stuff I learned over the years. But again, I have the A&H QU-SB, SQ5 and SQ6 and love 'em!

I have had a case exactly like that minus the blue latches since the day that model came out 20 years ago now. Just a quick anecdote to tell you how tough those things are and make you feel better about having all your equipment in it. I was coming back from a show in Jacksonville one night and we had just driven 14 hours in a 26 foot truck. I had just gotten back to the shop. Was dog tired, finish the load out and put my stuff in the back of my truck to go home to the apartment. I swore I had put everything down in the bed, but while I was loading my stuff into the vehicle, one of my coworkers came up and was talking to me, and I happened to sit this case on top of my bed toolbox. We told each other, “ see you Monday” and I headed out for the weekend… When I left the parking lot just being a young guy I turned out onto the street and stomped the gas 😂 I never knew the case was gone till I got home and it wasn’t there in the bed of the truck. I was so upset with myself. My whole livelihood is in that box, all my gear that I used to do shows, including my laptop and everything. I went two weeks without the case, and I was in the middle of replacing everything and ordering new stuff when I got a call from a guy that worked for the Illinois central railroad … he said he was following me down the street when I peeled out and he saw it fly off the back of my truck and go flying across the highway 😂. He said he stopped and grabbed it, and tried to chase me for blocks, but I never stopped … he had a train to catch naturally… And he told me he was gone for a couple of weeks but when he got back he open the case and found my business card and he called me and asked me did I want to meet him and pick up the case 🙏 When I got it back, everything was in it just like it had been packed when I got back from the trip. He hadn’t touched a thing other than pulled out one of my business cards that was in the pocket in the lid. He didn’t even mess with the spare cash that I had in there that I use to buy snacks from vending machines. I offered to give him some money for helping me out, really pressed him… He wouldn’t take a dime. Just a really good guy. As for the case, it has some war scars from flying across a 5 Lane Highway at about 40 or 50 miles an hour… But I still have it and use it to this day. There was a broken latch which pelican replaced free of charge no questions asked. When I told them what actually happened… They actually offered to replace the entire case if I would send the other one back. But I told them I liked the scars, and I’d rather keep it. It’s real life. This is probably the best word of mouth advertising they’ll ever get.

Great video! Thanks for sharing. I would like to see the steering shaft and what wear it had.

thank u very much for the video,very helpful i did the same thing as in the video and my hydraulic steering isnt working properly(i have change one sector shaft because the adjustment place was broken) i putted the sector shafts in timing i did everything, i dont know what to do anymore, i have inspected the power steering pump and replaced it with a new one and still doesnt work,what do u suggest to do please??

This Pelican case is of what size ??

Nah man. you need some seriously mean main speakers. Direct shot. Those speakers you're using are a bit too weak. I'm an old school still using community and jbl speakers.

Tip .... The manual says to insert the central spool with it's internal (identification) groove uppermost (steering wheel side) of the control valve. (My understanding. Please verify to your own satisfaction.)

What foam do you use for your peli?

Can you please tell me what RJ45 connector that is? I can not find one with a shield.

I realize this video is almost a year old at this point, but just curious what exactly you guys did to the lids to "modify" them. Did you just use a dremel tool to sand out the latching lip in the lid? or did you actually cut off part of the lip? thanks

Great idea for a portable RV deck

Do you have the file for the 3d print?

Sorry but I got to say, you're still living in the 70's! Point source is 70's tech. I personally haven't used a speaker for small to medium gigs that are larger than 3.5" in over 15 years! Point source just goes everywhere - ceiling, floor, etc.. Line Array (or column) speakers deliver sound straight out and 120 degrees wide with only about 15 degrees vertical, so there is less sound bounce. Plus each of my columns have 18 speakers to generate sound at different frequencies. A single 12" has to work too hard to try to reproduce that range of sound. Borrow or rent a pair and try it out and you will NEVER go back to point source again! Just a thought...

Nice video, good to see the valve adjustment procedure - thanks!

bahahahahaha

How did you get the sector shafts out? Does the inspection plate have to come off in order to slide it out? And do you have to take both the back and front off in order to get the ball screw nut out?

This is your future father in law's friend at work. 👍

Safety note: by rising yourselves up, that safety railing is way too low, falling hazard is created. Law suit potential created .

I use the Stanley version of that kind of wire stripper, used it all over an industrial site I worked for a year, plus every little project I've done since. Only wire it's not good for is really fine stuff, and the super thick stuff, where I'd use a knife instead. I'd check and make sure you've got the tension screw cranked up, the little one on one of the lower jaw blocks.

Nice job .. very good actually!👌 Which rj45 network connector is that part? From where did you get it?

Please wash me

Great video. So many times the steering wheel shaft is worn and pitted where it goes on the upper shaft seal causing it to leak also....

Damn that looks and sounds like a lot of fun. Wish I was there

Hope you stuck a dollar in his waistband after the show! 🤔🤷‍♂️