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Nice build, well thought-out. Thanks for sharing and especially thanks for including the critical dimensions.

Nice! What about layers lines how to remove

Tried it and it indeed fixed the infill visible through the walls 👍

Running the mower until it's warm before changing the oil will thin it out and make it flow better. Thanks for the filter number. I didn't have the manual and Google seems to get worse by the day lately.

Well mine is able to be seen on the walls and I checked my settings and it is not checked already so I'm not sure what the problem is

this is what always expected from internet. Awesome, educational, inspirational and entertaining videos!!!!

This help me a lot , thx man

FYI, piezos cost next to nothing (about 10 for £5 in Britain from eBay/Amazon). It's super common for them to fail and it's a 50p/50c repair.

Man! Thanks for the hilarious bla bla. Take my stressful heart away

Thank you

I realised this lines while printing calibration speed tower, noticed some models printed before was same issue at some walls. Now time to investigate other issues. Retraction distance was previous.

Do you still have this amp? I just got one and im trying to fix it but its missing some electrical when i cracked it open

Thanks man, you really helped

Thanks I have same mower

I built two units with 14 slots 37 1/2" high without castors two days ago. I used 1/4 sanded plywood for the runners. They were a full 1/4 thick. I used 16 5/8 internal width . I found 16 9/16 too tight. The work and look great. I didn't paint mine yet I may just use poly urethane.

When mounting castors I Use a vix bit to locate the holes! I use #12 x 3/4 screws with a 1/4" washer under the head to compensate for the large screw hole in the castor plate. Works just fine. Great video I will try your mounting system.

Awesome video! Love the humor, the lawn ending killed me lol😂

Anyone know where to get these parts boxers in Canada?

Fantastic work! Thanks!

What size piezo sensor did you get for your Tom

I have a Craftsman 44811 and your video helped me save one of the last Made in the USA Craftsman tools. I was baffled till I saw you use a pen clip to compress the bearing and spring. I didnt have that so i used a thin folded piece of paper. It provided just enough pressure to keep the ball in place and then slipped right out after the pawl was in place. Thank you very much!

nice video! What sticks are you using??

I kinda want one. I don't have a woodshop, so I can't build one, but it would be cool to have one of these. Also suggestion: Put the slides on pegs. That way you can remove a slide to make it compatible for the double-height 8 bin cases.

I use creality and this setting is turned off already and I still get these lines what do I do?

Helped me a lot!

For everyone watching, grease will stick the ball bearing to the spring. Use grease not oil.

Lids. Why have the trays got lids? It just adds three steps to access (two catches and lift lid) and the same to put away. What do they add?

Even 4 years after this came out, this video helped me, so thank you

I made a really ghetto-rigged version of something like this recently, and it came apart. Is there anyway I could buy one of these?

Maybe the easiest version of these HF bins racks I have seen! Great work and clear and concise video too.

Brilliant video! Now I can do an oil change on my mower without stress. I did laugh when you said ( Install the filter with your eyes closed ). You know we all do this ;-) Cheers

You helped me bud. Thanks.

Very helpful and humorous video. For me, I had to strip wires for middle piezo and re tape it down

Peavey gear has always been rock solid . The Bandit amp is legendary . Just listen to that killer tone ! The 80's - 90's USA Peavey gear / amps / cabs etc is now going up in value real fast . For good reason .

Thanks for this video, as I’m having the same problem. I’ll try this trick when I get home later!

Anyone know what setting to change if you were having this issue but on the top layer? Is that a temperature issue?

Helped me

New subscriber…nice little project that makes good use of both leftover materials and, space. Can’t argue with that!! Enjoyed the build.

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I just did my first bigger print and had this issue! this info saved me a lot of frustration! 🎉

I've been dealing with this lately on larger prints. Like you, i went and changed the percent of overlap to the outer wall with no change in the print. When I get home today from work I'm going to look for that setting you mentioned and see if that finally clears up my infill showing through my walls! This will greatly reduce sanding and priming/filling my prints to remove this annoying look! Thanks for the video!

This was very entertaining!

Great video! THANKS!

Lol I have the same cab and had the same surprise when trying to clean it.

I built such a rolling cart but used thin aluminum angle stock for the shelf brackets. This doesn't rely on the small edge of the bins to support the weight - it supports about 1" of the bottom both left and right - much better for a loaded tray. Finally, steer away from the Harbor Freight stuff - they are a knock off of the Stanley bins which are much stronger. My $0.02.

Great idea. I will build one today. Now I can dump the coffee cans and jelly jars.

Thanks for posting this video. You answered all the questions I had about this job.

There was nothing wrong with those parts I would consider them brand new condition all you had to do was clean and install superlube! Most ratchets that get brought in for warranty are the same thing and there was enough ratchet kits to keep real technician's going for decades and now we are all out from stuff like this! I have had the same ratchet for 25 years used daily and it looks polished inside but works great ! I could have used your old parts for another 25 years!

What happens when you have these lines and you already had that setting unchecked?

Nice video and sensible diagnostic approach. Thanks for posting!

for me i got thing on ine thing i was printin and im going to change the setting for future