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Wow, you are a very clever person. Amazing jigs

The contacts have a ultra thin coating of silver plating when the switch is new. Ants will commonly get in between the contacts and then get fried! They are attracted to ozone that is created when the contact spark. Rather than first useing sand paper, try using electrical contact cleaner. Turn off power! Spray several times. Spray it on a very thin piece of card stock paper, then run it through each of the 4 contacts, while manually closing the contacts, as you spray more cleaner through the contact points. Let this dry well for at least a half hour. Turn power back on, and see if this will work. If no luck, go to 660 grit sand paper, or finer if one can find it. Auto paint supplies has very fine sand paper.

What tank do you recommend me I did run waterline to my new house which is 500 feet from the well but also fitting my old house with the same whale. If I remember correctly the guy told me this Well has good pressure I could get for houses if I wanted to

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Hey brother! Love your vid, first well I ever had I learned something! Thanks and God bless, now I learn about well heads and how to extend.. mine is buried good 2 ft ? Rusted scared to mess with. But need too . Bought 3/4 25 feet or under, since one pipe came out. No idea depth? But it pumps water. Was Rusty as heck clearing up with use first time ran for 3 hours came out clear. Morning was Rusty again? But didn't take as long to clear up still Rusty water when sits a spell in bucket. . I'm getting (filling bucket) 5 close to 6 gpm. Bought 33 gallon tank. Is a must to know depth? And can I raise Head? Cap needs to bleed air, but mine is buried? Has a cap in that hole. If iron well casing? Should I even try to remove? Thanks good to shower again!! Lol god bless

Your jigs are amazing!

Thank you for this great video! Awesome to see someone doing it well and doing it right!

Bonjour très bon travail j’adore la couleur de la guitare elle est très belle.et la Cnc elle est magnifique comment avez-vous fait pour trouver des plans .je voudrais bien savoir le titre du morceau de musique ou l’interprète merci cordialement👍🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

😂 That Coors has a lot of unnecessary drawn out explaining that would drive an ADHD person to find the next UA-camr! Luckily, I'm not one of those cases so good job. LOL

Cool! How did you determine the depth of the nut channel?

Obviously that's not an OEM cylinder assembly. However, how is the saw working? Any issues?

THANK YOU! Straight forward and easy to understand. It was a pleasure after 30 people yammering on with equations and white boards in other videos.

Well explained!

Thank you for posting and giving those hinds by moving gear. Where to add that oil. Excellent explanation. Keep posting ,Thanks

Hi. Can I ask why did you use a separate fretboard slab yet use a skunk stripe to route the truss rod slot? Is that just era correct for your build? Thanks for the great video. i learned a lot.

Thanks for this video. Took my 025 to my local store for a service. They informed me that the piston was shot and that it would cost more than the saw was worth to fix. They offered me £40 to buy the saw off me. Thankfully I refused. A quick search on amazon got me to piston that you have here in the video. Followed your vid to install (as well as adding a smidge of oil), and saw now runs better than it has in years.

'That flywheel comes right off' NOPE! 😂

The best explanation on anything i’ve seen and heard

this is the BEST, most informative Video I have seen explaining how to do the Drop Pipe sizing and pump/motor sizing. I watched it 12 times, and it lines it ALL out. And I am a licensed pump installer! Makes it simple and easy to understand all the metrics involved and how to apply them in real world. Thanks!

CNC Diy Fantastic!

Excellent work!

Awesome video that is *very* informative, though I had to see Dan Akyord in The Great Outdoors thereafter and compare. Anyone with me?

BUT if i oversize the tank i get more draw down galleions , right, even if i have a half horse ill hear it kick on less. like maybbe two flushes ?

I went with an 86 gal tank, 30/50 which gives about 26 gal drawdown. I'm running a 1/2 hp deep pump off solar. I wanted to minimise the start-up amps. It works great.

That was great information, just wish my well driller know this stuff.

What would you do if the total pipe length is over 100’

You the man!

Very simple to maneuver the system we have a RTC 8050 and it basically the same

Is the lmi on the lb all terrain crane the crane

Great video. Answered my question about putting in a larger tank to give me more water. Thanks!

Small tank = short run cycles. First approximation, the pump life span is not decreased by number of starts and stops. However, every time a pump starts and stops it has a tendency to twist which can rub the pipe and wires against the casing which eventually cuts the wires or pipe ( a careful install with snubbers and pipe centering guides greatly reduces this risk, I have also seen the pump to motor coupler splines wear out on a high usage pump with MANY starts over time. But probably the first to wear out will be the pressure switch contacts which arc away due to the number of times the pump turns off (greatest arc) The the smaller the tank (more start/stops), larger the pump (larger arc), the more water used, the faster this will happen. I highly suggest keeping a spare switch handy.

I could do that…..if I had tools and woodworking skills as good as yours! Very nice work!

Good job. Thsnks for sharing.. I agree this model Husqvarna is a piece of sh!t! I have two and every so often I'm replacing and repairing something 😢 Currently both won't start, so it may be similar compression issue. These are no more than 5 yrs old. I had an Echo for about 18 yrs and it NEVER had an issue, how sorry I am for giving it away when I got the pieces of husqvarna sh!t.

now I will say that my saw is identical except it is the MS250....maybe that was not on this unit

looks like you missed a big washer that says TOP that goes over top of the oil spring/spindle....before the clutch

Sorry you hate t.he blower so much. Mine broke down yesterday and I am grateful for this video. Thank you very much. Something must have come loose so I have to go in and figure out whether it is repairable or whatever the dingus is that broke off destroyed other parts and I have to buy new ones or whatever. You know what I mean. However, for the money, it's been a pretty good blower for me and reliable since I don't use it that often. You want a shitty blower, get one of those B&D 20V cordless blowers like my wife loves. Works every fifteen minutes till the battery runs down and a third grader with a paper towel tube could blow leaves harder.

That Stuff will Rot your Brain....

Thanks! Was confused about sizing a tank but not after hearing you explain how to determine it. Now if there is an easy way of determining the flow rate of my pump I'll be all set.

A peek in the mirror makes me think I'm related to your well driller. Great information because it is rational, reasonable and useful. Thanks.

That is beautiful. Sounds great too! Nice job Lenny

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I've ran my whole house on a 2 gallon tank for the past 5 years the tank size is irrelevant

Hey, what a great build! Did you build also your CNC machine by yourself?

I've been watching a ton of neck building videos lately and yours is easily the most original (cool jigs, different approaches, super glue!) and most well done. I particularly appreciate the lack of talking! Great work.

If high pressure is important to you, one other drawback of an oversized tank besides the cost could be more time at lower pressure. Assume you have a 30/50 switch. More water is moved at high pressure than low pressure. Assume a 20 gallon tank takes 1 minute to drop from 50-40psi and it then takes 2 minutes to drop from 40-30psi. Assume a 40 gallon tank takes 2 minutes to drop from 50-40psi and it then takes 6 minutes to drop from 40-30psi. So, the larger tank means you are spending more minutes at a lower pressure than with a small tank. (All amounts are hypothetical and I do not know what the actual figures are. Maybe an engineer or a well expert can correct me.)

Very good explanation. 02:45 I would just like to warn folks that the 50 psi and the 30 psi he mentions is just an example. The draw down will depend on the rating of whichever pressure switch you use. 20/40, 30/50, 40/60, 50/70.

Fantastic. One of the best homebuild I have seen. But one thing. You did not shield the pickguard and there was no Contact between the condutive paint and the electronic. You must use coppertape on the pickguard also to Get 100% shielding.

"Husk-a-varna" lol..

I've seen a lot of these guitar builds but nothing quite as stunningly beautiful as this sir. Awesome! Fantastic!