Відео

Worked fine for me

Glad it helped

Seemed like you could install it either way

I know the feeling when they don't give instructions so glad to help!

I wish! That would be a great idea to implement on it

On Waterside right next to the lake, $2000/month. Cooking gas, heat, water, basic cable, internet and storage included.

And of course having a 35th floor indoor pool with amazing lake and fireworks views! If you’re interested let me know

Glad I could help! Your studio should look amazing now

I haven't had any problems with it actually. To be honest though I don't use it so much anymore, but I should. I have left it running for over 2 hours at a time and still runs smoothly.

It looks like it would hit the light, but it goes just right below it

Really is a game changer! The angles you can get also lend themselves to more natural lighting + more comfortable not having the light going right into your face

Search the video title on Amazon and you'll see it directly

Glad it was helpful! Hope you can buy the right one for you

Love back at you! Vietnam is an awesome country, it's on my list to do the motorbike trip up the coast

You’re welcome! I took a break but gearing up for more reviews. If there’s a specific product you’d like me to review, let me know

Not that I know of. Honestly I don’t think they’d be able to make these much smaller. If you’re concerned about them protruding out can just extend up or down hugging the wall and won’t infringe on your space too much

That would have made sense, but it was all freestyle

They held fine with 2 holes, but obviously 4 would be better. If you did use the stud like you said it would be much stronger, but you definitely would need the drill bit.

Just make sure it’s stable first, but I wouldn’t see an issue with it. The lights are heavier than a camera.

If I can make someone smile then that’s a good day in my book

Yes, but more money is being printed into circulation that didn't exist before. In 2020 around 20% of all USD in history were printed!

@@JohnKlick But the money being printed will not offset the dollars lost due to layoffs, lower net wages, decrease in business hours, decrease in commerce, and businesses folding. Morevover, Fed can print 90% more money but if business are closed, demand will not increase because commerce is halted. People/Business can't buy when businesses are closed. No demand, no inflation.

Wow, thanks! Appreciate the kind words! I've been lazy lately, but you're inspiring me to get back on the video making bandwagon.

I can! Actually I'll have to do my next video on my adjustable height desk. It's cool because it goes up/down super quickly and I can easily transition between sitting and walking.

Appreciate that. We need to have more positive vibes all day, there's already too much negativity in this world! That's correct I do weigh (much) more than 145lbs. That's the main reason I got this treadmill, so I can melt some of this extra weight away. I agree, she was probably super sensitive. That being said, it's definitely not as smooth as a pro treadmill you would use at a gym. The belt does press down on the "floor" of the treadmill when your feet push into it. After using it for a day I was used to it. The main thing is that this is a low speed, walking treadmill. If it was meant for running, what she said would have more merit. Personally , I've never felt any negative effects. The one thing that constantly surprises me is how long I am on it while on the computer without even realizing it. I'm at 55 minutes and 43 seconds as I type this! I would much rather have that time moving than sitting on my butt!

@@JohnKlick Oh yeah, I now, I really can't wait to get one. I HATE sitting all day...and I just know this is going to give me so much more energy, not to mention, increase my productivity in terms of the work that I have to do. Thank you again for the great review. Looking forward to you desk one...This does seem like the best one in this category from what I can tell. I have about 17 lbs I can definitely lose...doesn't seem like much but when you pick up two 10lb barbells and think "so I'm essentially carrying this extra weight around" it's a lot of extra pressure on the knees when exercising, and is just not necessary...I'm sure this is going to help...I haven't purchased it yet...but I'll make sure to comment when I do.

I think it was just the initial feeling because I was used to other treadmills at the gym. It was also probably needing some time to get broken in. I’ll do a follow up video soon to share my 100 days of experience with it, be on the look out.

@@JohnKlick are you still planning to do another video on this? thinking about buying.

Happy to help!

I understand your concern about the anchors, but they've held up so far and seem super solid. According to the packaging they should be able to hold 4x the weight of these (by my estimation, I haven't actually weighed the Neewer) If I had any doubt, I would first use anchors in the bottom 2 holes to double the support. You could punch a hole, I just preferred the drill because it is cleaner and more accurate.

That’s the plan, and the best advice I could give you is to be consistent. It’s hard, but the bare minimum of what you need to be successful here. Subbed to your channel. Have you watched Chris Sain? He has a channel for stock market investing that has blown up! Maybe you could get some ideas and meet like minded people from there

@@JohnKlick appreciate it man!!! I just sub’d to his channel, definitely going to check out a few of his vids! 🙌

ua-cam.com/video/Ocnq0rc31L8/v-deo.html

Thanks!

You're correct that it's ideal to use the stud. If it was a TV mount I definitely would, but this works. Actually, I'll tell you a secret; I only used 2 out of the 4 screws for each boom arm and they are still hanging solid. The washers must be the secret ingredient!

@@JohnKlick I guess that you haven’t been moving the arm around that much then, and your lights aren’t that heavy. Glad it’s working for you.

That’s right, I planned out where i thought the lights would aim best and so far has been solid. Though I haven’t made content in a while, I will start getting consistent in the near future.

Can install them either way. For my setup it worked better on the wall. I may be only a Level 26 Handyman, but I'll get the job done :)

@@JohnKlick i was just waking your chain ... i’m 10 times worst , i’m a computer guy lol

It’s all good, we should always be striving to learn from each other. That’s why one day UA-cam will become more useful than a college education (if it hasn’t already)

Hi Nikkie, amzn.to/3kr85vJ I bought these on Amazon, they're from the same company (Neewer). Here is an affiliate link to the lights that I got. This is a 2-pack. You may want only 1, or they also have a 3-pack. Just make sure you get the ones with the Softbox. Without it, the light is too bright/harsh.

THIS is true

Thank you for the heads up, I'll keep that in mind for the future. That will also save some time.

​@@JohnKlick I just hung my boom. One side into a stud so had to drill pilot holes but not the other. Angled wall...so this was a trip to do solo. But these booms are amazing.

@@bikesnbeerz Agreed, especially if you have a background that shines (like a whiteboard) from direct light. Glad you’re enjoying them!

What do you mean by room sealing? Or is that a typo and you meant ceiling?

@@JohnKlick sorry, my mistake, I mean ceiling

@norius commented that you can install on ceiling as well. It appears you could install almost anywhere, you could bolt into the floor if you wanted to

Last month I have purchased and using, thanks for your video

That’s not just how videos should be, it’s how life should be!

I’m trying to hang a UL150 Godoy light - do you think it holds if I mount it to a STUD?

I’m not familiar with that light, but I’ve mounted a 55” TV to a stud so I would think so

You're right, it seriously doesn't make any sense. They could have written good instructions up in way less time than it took for me to make this video. Neewer would also be smart to include the screws & anchors in the future. Lucky for them the product itself is fantastic!

Yes it is, they made some nice touches that really shine!

Doing my best to solve the 1st world problems we're experiencing in 2020 America

It will come, just have to be patient

I'll look into making some more content coming up soon

You don’t actually have to have a million dollars. With mortgage rates the way they are and spreading it over 30 years, you probably wouldn’t hit a million spent for a decade

Glad you liked it! Do you think I should skip regular video and only do 360 tours from now on?

Especially in this day and age! It helps us to social distance, and definitely saves time!

It’ll happen, just a matter of how much, for who, and for how long (if not just a one-time check).