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Very cool project! You are having WAY too much fun with that glue...😉

I recently bought this bike. The tires wouldn't stay inflated for very long. I rode it for a total of 20 minutes and now one of the tires stays flat. I haven't had it for even a week. The Schwinn brand name used to mean something. I wouldn't buy this bike.

doesnt even have to be sharp for wood just press harder

Absolutely Love this!! So creative! Thank you for sharing.

Great project! This is coming along very nicely! Definitely beginning to look like a ukulele.

just watched your review, then this one right after.... did they steal your video?? ruclips.net/video/Kwd4IVIZHqo/видео.html

Nice work! You have thought this through carefully - you are creating quite a conversation piece. Can't wait to hear it!

I'm confused what the salt plays in all of this ? I can see the mouthwash and beer Consequently

Omg, I just did this with pool noodles. Complete success. Is there some kind of conspiracy where this is the only place I’ve seen this? Every other tutorial is like rip apart the whole chair.

Great job! Your hand is much steadier than mine. I need a circle cutter to cut holes 🙂 Better contact Guinness so they can get you on their schedule. 👍

Can’t wait to hear it!

Thanks for watching. However many people do this about one hundred year ago.

How did you reattach the ceiling light? Same thing just happened to me. Completely snapped off and then I realized the whole thing is velcro’d on. How can I reattach the light? Literally same year and model of car. Thanks!

Can you please provide the actual model number of this drill? I cannot find a dremel linear drill online.

Nice job! I wouldn't have expected the super glue to hold particle board the well

I'd love to be able to take mine apart. Would let me use a piece of sand paper and REALLY get in there good, you know?

It does work wonders. You can even put it in a hand held spray bottle and spray around you wherever you go! 👍🌝❤️

5555 would be easier to count if you understand the 29 hand in regular cribbage. We get the 9 extra points from the Jack. 15-2, 15-4, 15-6, 15-8 and Knobs for 9 + 20 points with the four 5's. A much simpler way is to do a double set of four 5's. You know that four 5's = 20. Swap out the other 5 and you get another 20. Bam 20+20=40!

This project is coming along nicely! Very interesting sound you are getting from these popsicle sticks. I can't wait to hear the finished product! A note to consider for the bracing - a narrow, taller brace will give more support than a wide, shorter, brace. Although I'm not sure you need a lot of bracing for this. Great job!

Nice work! That pole really got "transformed!"

Wow!

Very cool!! ❤

Nice!

Amazing!

Under the seat

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!

I remember when I was younger, me and my younger brother had the old version. There’s also the baseball version as well.

Pentel is a Japanese company, and Japan never misses when it comes to technology, even with their stationary products.

I bought this bike a few years ago for $250. Now it's $450. I hated the thing. It was very heavy, a pain to fold, and very, very slow. The chainring is small and even in top gear it was as slow as a turtle.

Great value for $20.

When i heard "schwinn win" i had to check if i didn't already like the video yet

I was just trying to sharpen my OLD diagonal wire snips and linesman pliers. They are both dull AF. My 250 (allegedly) grit diamond file will take forever on these. I was about to fire up the old Dremmel to get after it. Taking a coffee break and figured I'd pop into YT University to see what other folks are using for this. Excellent point on the Dremmel wheels. As you state, the first two types you showed are for cutting and should not be used with any force on the side of the wheel. As with wheels on a bench or angle grinder, applying pressure to the side can cause them to break and send pieces into places where you don't want them. Also, for the Dremmel, the flexible extension cable/collet is an awesome attachment for doing small work. Mine has a metal loop to hang it over the bench or whatever.

Ok, for all the luthiers out there, this doller store glue which I got in 2019 is currently holding together the neck of my 4 string SG bass I made in 2024. so that's roughly 200 lbs of force. idk when to call it a success, but so far so good. i knock ( slap) on wood every time I use it to hope the neck don't snap on me.

What a neat project! Quite the novelty! I can't wait to see the finished product!

Just what I needed

good detective work! Yes, sometimes it is just easier to cut your losses...

I have just bought a kaweco 5.6 and normal pencil I am very happy with them. Nice video 😊😊❤

Love the bike 😍 use some coconut oil, creeking should fix.

Is the low gear good enough for steep hills?

I know the vid is 4 years old... but how does it do on steep hills? Is the low gear low enough? Anyone have any experience?

Thanks! So glad it rotates too.

Or we can just nail the area rugs to the new floor to keep them in place with a nail gun😂

try cutting it blunt,, no point but bevel the two edges (Like a knife). so you have a wide lead, you wont have to carve it so far down.. then it lasts longer and you get a wide line or a thin line.. does a great job shading.. great for life drawing or large drawings. I attended several art schools in the early 70s and they were mandetory in drawing classees. try it..

Love how much love u have for this bike. Inspiring. Best wishes.

awsome ill look at mine dont want to buy new one was like 900 bucks

You should of used the coconut for the Kettle too... its high heat and its not Soybean trash..

Koh-I-Noor Triograph, Faber Castell 9000 Jumbo, Staedtler Mars Lumograph Jumbo, General's Pencil Co. Kimberly, Caran D'Ache Swiss Wood. These are the most anti-lead-break pencils I've ever tried. For art you can't beat the 9000 and the Lumograph, although both brands make 2 mm leads as well, they just don't feel the same imo. P.S. I meant the 9xxB Kimberly, not all of them.

Oh and you can load 3 or four in them pull the cap and the rubber off and drop them in

0.3 is a construction line pencil you use the balance of the pencil tilt forward and you draw the line with the weight of the pencil if you want them lighter get a lighter pencil 0.5 is also good for construction but mainly used for centre lines and wall grades you can get fine liners 0.005 now up the scale pencilling in lines all outside construction lines are 0.7 .0.9, 1.3 2.0 you can use 2mm if you are comfortable its whatever suits you really

I'd like to see how previous owner put on metal panel on outside?