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Can this be installed on all mounting points on all slides on a new MH to prevent the breakage problem from happening?

any drill jigs left🤣

How’s it holding up? Mine cuts but melted the plastic chip guard off itself

Can you provide a link for the stainless steel cups?

Good video. But please lower the background music. Makes it hard to listen to the nerdiness. I also have a versa haul and I’m not 100% happy with the stability on a 400 pound bike. I want to design a new rack that uses the same principle as the super truss hitch extensions used on pickups with truck camper.

I have a new to me 2016 Fleetwood Flair 29T. I can definitely see the benefits of your mount. My question is: would it be necessary to upgrade all four mounts or just the bottom two? Also can the combination kit still be ordered via your website?

Wow, I love what you did there. I have a Jayco Seismic with a slim rack slide, my issue is with the motors struggling to bring the slide in, but I'm glad I saw your video, I'm going to buy 4 of your blocks so I'm prepared. Great idea.

If you have any left i will buy one. Let me know. Thanks

How did you ensure that the mechanism was timed correctly?

What size bags? And how much better is the activated aluminum vs dessicant beads?

$800 for a TR7? You were ripped off

I use a bucket with 1kg of silica gel on the bottom. Works fine for me.

I would love one as well but it would have to be much less expensive! Fingers crossed for a successful new design that would be affordable! 🤞

1) I love this solution! I am a RV w/ Slimrack owner and have replaced a broken rack or two in my day. So, your bracket seems brilliant. I will be ordering a couple of them ASAP! 2) The variable pin hole location in the rack is due to the fact that a human drilled that hole in the rack and probably without a template or anything. For MANY years, when you ordered a replacement rack from Lippert, the ONLY way to get it was in an un-cut and un-drilled, 6 foot length (LCI part number 36899011). As an end user, you then cut and drilled as needed. It was up to you as to where to cut the rack and then drill the hole. Personally, I just made sure that I matched the rack that broke. Now-a-days, I am told that you can order them from Lippert in the correct length and with holes drilled, BUT all that’s happening is that someone at Lippert is taking that 6 foot stick and cutting and drilling it for you. So, they simply measure off the length ordered and then drills some appropriately sized holes “near” the ends. 3) I have had a rack break that was NOT at the pin location. If the slide room itself isn’t close to square, you’ll see racks on opposite sides corners of the room bow out. Just like your demonstration with the aluminum welding rod, as the rack bows in/out when you move the room in/out, one of the racks will eventually break at one of the teeth “valley” points. The racks I’ve seen break like that are usually 3-5 teeth away from the pin location. 4) Your stainless pin is a important upgrade. Several of my original pins were dang close to seized in the end of the rack due to the dissimilar metals of the rack and the pin. I’ve actually gone through, removed all my pins, coated them with anti-seize and reinstalled.

Curious... did you add the repair block to the top AND bottom rails?

I want a safety wire drill jig 🤩

Great improvement. I would like to add that many of the photos posted on Facebook show that the rail oftentimes snaps about 2 inches from the pin rather than at the pin hole. Not sure why.

Nice shop!

That ISM is a beast

What is the retractable dust hose sling you have? I have been trying to find something like that and I can not find one.

I like the machine but I wish the controller was better. I would like to have one and put a Centroid controller on it. So much more flexibility and expansion options.

Very cool project! Thanks for sharing

Excellent work! Patent it now!

Rob, I need a new safety wire drill jig and stumbled upon this video. Are they still available?

How strong is the connection between the adapter? Should it be able the hold the camera and media mod in even after a couple rigorous shakes?

Hello, I'm interested to purchase your product but it is out of stock 🥲. Are you still making this item?

300 bucks? Eh. Ill throw it in the $29.99 food dehydrator😂

Love the axle shaft compactor. I would have done the same thing.

Thanks for the demonstration. I have never thought about using a torch but I can see where it would work. And if you're not trying to keep up with tool lengths or don't need them to repeat then yeah. Especially if you're not changing cutters much.

Why not print one

FYI: Your filament is now exposed. So, keep it in some airtight container once you are done printing

Why is the dog so big💀

I want one!!!!

Here in the UK we have small areas, particularly in the Midlands, of cities that have high densities of small specialised engineering shops. Also the UK has a reputation for competition car production. Likewise as I understand in Japan they have similar small engineering shops serving manufacture's . Does the US not have similar neighbourhoods ?. I know nothing of marketing, but surely these would be the target consumer. Me, that type of jig would just be jim dandy to have around. All the best.

Wow this is a game changer!! Anyone have a code for this or an affiliate link. I need one of these!!

What a great way to start the new year!

Rob I need a safety wire drill jig

Respect for this 👍🍻

Hey random question, but what is that reel you use to hold up the flex DC hose above the machine? I just got an IS408 and am struggling to figure out how to manage my DC hose. Thanks!

Ordered and on its way to the UK. Thanks Rob! 😃

I would love one of these for use on my race car hardware.

I've been looking for a while for a good safety wire drill jig, but I'm not a shop and have to keep budgets in mind, I hope you have enough interest to consider continuing in the venture, and that you can bring the material costs down so that track day bums like myself can consider it,

I would like to have one! Like the saying goes…. “Buy once, cry once”

On some toaster ovens there will only be a 2 hour timer, but usually the "dehydrate" setting will let you go up to 40+ hours. Good for relieving thermal stress, or annealing parts overnight.

I am in...how much?

I owned 2 x TR7 ‘s in the 80s one manual and 1 automatic loved them both unfortunately they were not good for our uk climate love your videos respect from across the pond ❤️

Thanks! What an awesome mind and a genuine master.

Good looking design! I just use a finger mount extender anyway

nice little jig. I could use one on my own bike, but $400+ is way to expensive.

Great, I was wondering if it could be done without special equipment. Thanks