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Nice take off!

Man, this is good

Miko!!! How I've missed you! You have no idea how happy this just made me

Excellent video, not only did you show how to install the button but also how it works with an actual strap, most of these videos leave this IMO important step out. Thanks!

You are such a great artist, keep up the great work!!

This is so tender and heartwarming. The real video mixed with the progression of the art is lovely

Remove the idiot music, and make a more useful video next time. This was crap

Beautiful artwork!

Nice video ❤️👍amazing❤️👍👍😱👍...👍..👍.👍😉❤️😉...🤟...

Wow beautiful

Love your work!

I have a carb that needs to be rebuilt... can I send it to you?

How did these hold up and work BTW?

Awesome vid thanks!

no way would i give that much for that , meybe if it was all original, ive owned 3 of them, 76,77, 80 CSR ,never paid more than $800.00 for any of them, the 4 cyl 750 was much quicker and lighter

I have a motorcycle with those carburetors, and I need to clean them, what did you use to clean it? greetings and thanks

I use a screwless guitar strap. It is more gentle on and supportive of the structure of the instrument. Visit Setti Guitar Harness Strap website.

Thanks a lot dear it really helped me to mount a strap button correctly!

I thought there were intake gaskets you can buy for $7 that come Ina four pack. If there were no gaskets on the intake boot prior then someone didn't bother putting them on

hi, great video, tx. i have a question. in a BS34 carb is there a part that is a 1/8th inch diameter ball bearing? a few months ago i replaced the needle valves on my two BS34 carbs [ for an xs650]. no problems. today i began to disassemble the same carbs to replace the 4 shaft seals. at the beginning of the disassembly i decide to remove the carb diaphragms to view the threaded tips of the butterfly mounting screws. i started with the left carb, removed the diaphragm cover, spring and diaphragm. i then tilted the carb and heard something fall on the table. it was the bearing. i looked everywhere inside and out and could not find an opening that would take this bearing. i repeated the same process with the right side carb but no bearing dropped out. is this bearing a foreign object that shouldn't be there? tx Miko

sounds good... Mine didn't run well at all until I blocked the vacuum lines. I used .177 caliber pellets! Just pushed it up inside the vacuum line.

The vacuum tubing from one to 2 needs to have a little ballbearing inside to block air flow..That is what I do with them. Otherwise they will draw air from each other and really doesn't do anything for the air fuel mixture.. You will run lean because of too much air... You got to block the vacuum lines.

You're stupid but you don't even do it right

Thanks for this. I've been given a Washburn acoustic (dreadnought style) and there's no strap button near the neck. I've been using a lace and tying the strap behind the nut... but the balance just isn't right for me. I shall try this...or get someone else to do the drilling.

Good safety lesson using sharp knives, thank you.

I am so getting one!

I'm really hesitant to do this to my guitar.. Does anyone know if guitar center can do this for me? I'd like a professional to do it instead of me.

You didn't put the needles in

I know this is a little older, but can you tell me exactly what kind of gasket material? Autozone has a lot that look like that, does it matter? Thank you in advance.

Hi I have a 79 kz 1000 as well..having some issues with carbs.. using stock airbox..what jet sizes, needle position do you recommend? and also recommend with pods?

Thanks for the vids. I have old leaky boots. This will be at least a good temp fix till I can convince myself to spend $120 on a set of brand new ones. Fixing mine this weekend!

Miko Zen As a guitar tech myself, I can say that this is a good video. Great job! Have a good day! Sammy Bones #straplocks #guitarrepair

excellent concept. The wah really opens up the sound palette. effective combination. nice shoes don't hurt either. what are they by the way?

are those the original handgrips?

thx:)

im gonna ask my dad to help me with this

Maybe a fan would suffice?

Good video! Well done job too. P.S. That "Seal All" drys better at low temperatures, and low humidity. So I don't suggest the space heater...

thats my bike yeah

The last third is frightfully interesting! Epic!

i'm not sure of any parallel twins that have 0 degree firing order.,,,, which is what would need to happen for both cylinders to fire at the same time...

THANK YOU now i wont ruin my guitar

great video! May I ask what pen you are using?

can this ruin the acoustics?

@saira munir, I think your guitar is left handled so that you think the button is in the bottom. It actually in a proper side if it really left handled. Anyway when u tie on the head if guitar, it shouldnt be too short. Everybody do that style, all u need is try to find another strap. IMHO

@saira munir

Guitar is badly out of adjustment. You have at least 3 to 4 times the string height needed. Sand down the bridge. You'll find it plays much easier and sound better.

What kind of pipes do you have on her? They sound pretty good to me. Also baffled or unbaffled.

First time that I've seen or heard of someone doing this. All my musical friends tie the other side of the guitar onto strap,with a shoelace behind the strings. Neat option.

well we tried to screw it without drilling a hole nothing happened it's like a shortcut but it's risky for a good priced guitar