How to Cap Kit like a CAVEMAN! 🗿🍖 Fiberglass Bondo + Kortek KTN-2001 monitor repair 📺 Q*bert part 4
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Great job! Thanks for the shoutout.
Thanks, Mike - I’ve learned a ton from watching your videos!
Yeah Mikes channel is the best. Been following it for a long time now, and never ceases to amaze me how he finds some of those faults.
Nothing "Amateur" about it!
The fiberglass consistency is your brown paint! 😅 Cool video as always!
Thanks so much! Nothing will ever come close to “brown paint” - plus, I’ve confirmed with others that the fiberglass Bondo is indeed supposed to look like this! 😅
Love your cabs in the background. IMHO if you don't have Donkey Kong you don't have a game room! 💯👍🙏
Thanks! I really need to do an updated game room tour...
Ripping caps out is fine. Done that years ago when fixing power supply units. Also for resistors, if you have a vertical clamping solution for the chassis, you can clamp it so both top and bottom are exposed, i.e., on its side, clip the leg of a dead resistor or diode and use small pliers to pull the leg out when applying heat to the solder joint.
Now if I could find a nice simple way to remove soldered ICs without damaging them, quickly, would be great.
I have some simple helping hands, but not a heavy duty PCB clamp. That's a good idea though. I sometimes prop up a PCB on a cardboard box when I'm working on it. For removing ICs, I often cut the legs off from the case and then remove each leg one by one...
With all of the problems I’ve been having with various games these days it’s actually refreshing to see another person having problems, as well - misery love company. 😂 Great video, as usual… I’m looking forward to an update video once that part arrives.
Haha, thanks! I think it's important to show the entire process, even the frustrating bits where things don't necessarily go as planned!
if you ever do it again. I would drill a few holes in the aluminum to let some of the bondo to slip though. it should help keep it from de laminating over time and use.
Good idea!
Stirring the bondo creates air bubbles, you have to fold it.
You're right, I have to remember to remember that!
This makes me miss John's Arcade .. where did he go?
He's still out there, doing the VGO podcast and "The John Show with John" for premium VGO subscribers.
@@overtimearcade Thanks .. i'll give it a listen!
Fair warning: there’s virtually zero arcade content there, but it’s like visiting with an old friend.
Mike's way ? You mean Mike use the way most professional engineers have done for decades 🤣
I’ve heard REAL pros use their teeth and body heat.
@@overtimearcade Old pros used flowing lava and rocks. 🤣
Why did you sand the game cabinet. Why not use a stripper such as Orange Zip Strip? Love the fact that you plaid almost the entire intro music track. Dr. Mix is a synthesizer enthusiast. He is very creative, maybe he can create some montage music for your channel for little or no cost. anyway great video. could not stop watching.
Don't know why Overtime chose not to but I wouldn't use a paint stripper on an absorbent material like particleboard or MDF because you can't wash it down without risk of damage and you can't guarantee it's not soaked in to the material which would cause major issues with new paint.
I had tried to strip the paint in a previous episode in this series, and it was fighting me tooth and nail. I was actually trying to just strip the black paint off to recover the original yellow, but I saw how badly the original yellow was damaged and made the decision to go down to bare wood.
Yes, this is important to note too. MDF will soak up any liquid and expand into granola...
Hey... Nice shirt! If only it were for a channel that actually had content!!!😓
It's also comfortable and fits great!
the aluminum reinforcing isnt needed really , the fibreglass is the reinforcing, the aluminum may react with the catalyst in the bondo
I think the aluminum won’t react as long as I don’t use way too much hardener?
Dang what a pain in the butt! I know you'll get it though!
THANK YOU FOR BELIEVING IN ME lol
Yeh its fine to rip out caps , But remember , Its not a race !!! Slow and steady wins the race. Too many mistakes when people rush (Reverse polarity ect).
But it'll make for some GREAT video!