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I expect, from experience, that 2 straps would be better. When the wheels hit something, the cart will stop, but yak will not and you'll reattach it a few times. I use one strap to attach the cart (axle) and one around the cockpit coaming to keep the wheels following you and not take an unauthorized break. Also consider a short bed (8 -10 inches) for the yak adding more stability than that 2 inch Unistrut offers and if you choose that, the coaming strap could attach to holes in the front edge. I do like that design and think I'll do one for my canoe, my yaks have commercial ones. But I expect by now you have discovered those concerns.

Super easy to follow instructions!! Thanks!

Great video. Well explained

Thank you, after cutting all around with a large thin box cutter for 15 min. I knew there had to be a better way. This worked in about 10 min.

You should do a pull pin so you can tack it apart

…Thank you. Mr Mcgiver!!. Very knowledgeable. Love the acknowledgement of laws for different states. Very knowledgeable about materials

Same issue with the RAV4 2022

So that's the longest distance that you had it no further

I had a 22 camry. Same issue. Now i have a 24 camry, same issue.

A pool noodle or pipe insulation would work great. Great build, sturdy and good design. I too like the lower center of gravity idea. Commercially available carts do not have this consideration

MVP right here^

Go faster

Here Venza owner same issue

I just got mine and was wondering what that was.

Hey dude. I have this thing completely built. My hurdle. I had to use 3/8. Which failed miserably. Where did you find the tire with a 1/2 inch diameter

Did you buy your wheels or get them off of an old bike?

Nice simple build

Very nice and well built cart. But looking at the kayak, it feels like putting a V8 engine into a Pinto.

What if I have an issue that the emergency break does not stay engaged? Should I still not just tighten the slack?

I just called Toyota Canada and complained about the noise. Please make sure to call them and open a case regarding this issue. If we have enough people complaining about this, they will issue a campaign.

Any truth to the piggyback feature to extend range? I need to get a third phone so I can test it.

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Thank you so much for the inspiration

I've got the bowl part started.. since I accidentally broke it! Thanks for the video. It's a solid start.

An excellent idea!

Thank you for excelente video I need to do in one but what de glue for install ?

You had me at "quarter-twenty". This guy speaks my language.

Reminds me of Wilson. Very good video. ASMR. Great teacher.

thanks so much fantastic idea 1:28

I drive 2022 camry. I have the same issue.

Thank you for this video. It was just what we needed to DIY our vanity sink! I was not at all confident about doing this myself, but watching this gave me the boost of confidence I needed to give a try, and it worked great!

What's the total cost of everything to build this, Thanks

Oh yes, every single Crown owner has this problem! I can’t hear it with the music on, but if I want to ride in silence it’s very noticeable and annoying

What’s the solution to this ?

With no idea what the shape of your kayak botom is, I can safely say not many have a flat bottom. Some sort of bunks for the hull to ride/center upon would probably help prevent the Kayak from trying to roll on your straight, flat platform.

The reason I’m replacing the undermount is because my child dropped something in the basin to crack it. I’m hoping that won’t happen again, but who knows. Black Mamba sets dramatically quicker than silicon, BUT how difficult is it to remove if I need to do this again someday? That’s my fear.

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When did Nextel first offer the walkie talkie feature ?

how come you didnt show how you hold the sink after applying adhesive?

Great job on the video and the presentation. Looks like a good design that follows the KISS principle.

Thanks for this...did you just drill through the tube multiple places down the strut or did the two bolts hold it well enough for you. I have a fly craft fly fishing raft and while only 100 lbs I can't pull it off the river by myself at the river take outs...I am guessing I could just cut the strut wider to accept my raft...Thanks again.

Great job!!

nice. simple and useful.

I’m replacing my broken undermount sink with either a drop in sink or vessel sink so I don’t have to go through this again the future! Thanks so much for this excellent video - it’ll help me get the broken one out!

This is super easy, very different design and I like it

Tried to follow the procedure, but no way could I get wedges or anything else between the countertop and bowl. It appeared to be bonded with epoxy, probably from the factory. Eventually had to break the bowl along the hairline cracks and chisel out most of the rim of the bowl. Also used a hand-held grinder with a masonry cutter and wheel to remove last traces of the bowl. Then had do build up the underside of the countertop where the epoxy had taken some of the countertop itself. The rest of the job went okay.

Just use the 2x4 and all thread set up that you will need to install it to support it while you are taking the old one out, u don't need a second person. You will need to remove the plumbing anyhow, and u should do this before you start separating the sink.

How much weight will that sink hold? If it’s filled all the way fill with water will it still hold?

You said you used Black Mamba Adhessive bc that was used before at that spot. What adhesive would you recommend if it hadn’t been used before? Some say 100% silicone while other say liquid nails, while each of those says the other adhesive won’t be strong enough to hold it long term. I need to reattach a porcelain bathroom sink that is sagging and about to fall. Can you say what would be the best adhesive? Thanks.

The only frequencies that GMRS uses that frs doesn't are the repeater input frequencies. And those are only for use on repeaters except for brief test transmissions.