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Thanks for the comment! A remote controlled tank would be pretty amazing! You should definitely do something.

Your father is a smart man! I didn’t have anything lying around to use as a spacer so I just eyed it. Turned out pretty good. A spacer would have made it perfectly uniform.

I have never welded stainless before but from what I can find they say to use 7018 3/32” rod

It’s a 125cc 4 stroke 3 speed from an overseas kids atv. You can pick them up cheap used.

It’s about 1/3 cup of washing soda( I used baking soda and it worked fine) for each 5 gallons of water.

@@NorthernChris1 nice, thanks

We are south of Algonquin park. This was in the drawings that we have, it’s a 24’x24’ garage with one 16’ garage with standard wall heights and one course of cinder block around the perimeter.

Yes, the footers. Basically the haunch is the lower portion. The haunch assembly includes a concrete haunch having an upper portion, a center portion and a lower portion.

That makes sense, the roof would be helpful to have.

The rods I used are 2.5mm (3/32”) alloy E6013

Thank you

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Thanks! Yes they are either hard to find or very expensive to buy.

They are great generators and work well. There is an electric plunger on the carb to regulate the fuel. Mine leaks so it will empty all the fuel into the carb. After I’m done with the generator I shut the main gas valve so it works the next time I go to use it.

It’s the square one, it’s named after the inventor Peter Robertson.

Yes, great point. I also have a farm jack I use to level containers

Yes that is a good idea. I find the water doesn’t pool there after rain, so I haven’t had any issues with drainage.

hey @moseywright8199 thanks for the comment, I have never build a BMX frame before, what are you looking to have built?

@NorthernChris1 it's called a bmx cub its a bmx with either a 125cc dirtbike engine or a 125cc moped engine

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@@moseywright8199 I haven't heard that name for these bikes before. I think getting the bike to you would be quite expensive since I am in Canada

Great tips, I found my pieces of wood to be well sanded right out of the box so no further sanding was required for me to paint/stain.

Glad it was helpful!

At the time those colours matched the area and decor where they were located. A natural wood stain does look much better on these chairs.

I recommend using wood glue when screwing the chair together. Depending on the stain it could seal the grain so the glue doesn’t penetrate the wood. If you aren’t using glue I don’t see any problems.

Yes, after assembling the first one I learned a lot as well. The next one goes much smoother.

There's a bag for it also, and the bag sucks. The loops that hold it up ripped out in the first month

Yes, I agree it isn’t a great chipper for the price. You are lucky you didn’t get hurt! I ended up returning it.

@NorthernChris1 I literally had just turned around, and the thing went cartwheeling across the yard. I didn't even have time to move. I was left just standing there with a stick in my hand, stunned. 😆

@@dmacbain8326 I can picture it with you standing there with a stick in your hand and the machine cartwheeling away. Its one of those things if you didn't see it you might no believe it!

Thanks! What else would I say?

Good to know! I buy drill bits in. I’ll and burn through them because they are cheap. I will start using oil

Thankyou for your feedback. Some videos are better than others. It’s all a learning curve, do you think the top UA-camrs made great videos at the start? I agree about the niche and I am working on that. I see you made a motorized bike, you should check out my series on that which does have many views and likes. Not every video will be a success and that is how we grow. I appreciate your honesty and feedback. Check back in the future for more exciting videos.

Vinegar is acid and therefore corrosive. Don't know about electrolysis.

I will have to try that sometime!

@@NorthernChris1 through a lot of research I've found evaporust to be the absolute best for rust removal, just make sure it's free of grease first. You can even filter it and reuse it (I believe they recommend you do this). It however doesn't protect the metal for long so you can anodise it after if you wish to.

No it doesn't. Electrolysis converts the form of the iron oxide, but does not attack non-oxidised metal in any way. Vinegar eats the rust, and then it eats the metal underneath, and it eats the good metal faster significantly than it eats the rust. Leave a piece in the electrolysis bath too long, weeks even, and it will come out dimensionally stable. Leave it in vinegar too long (and you don't know how long is "too long") and it will come out pitted and significantly undersized. If you somehow need a purely chemical reaction, you want citric or phosphoric acid, both of which are chelating agents and do basically the same thing as electrolysis.

@@wibblywobblyidiotvision I had no idea Vinegar was so corrosive! thanks for the information.

That’s very interesting, I had no idea! Looks like we learned something new today. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! It’s surprising how easy this is to do to get rust free parts

Thank you so much! That is amazing to hear! I agree it is a very comfortable chair!

I find if you move all the planks over from the wall to the gap it tends to stay together instead of just moving one plank. Some people have had success using flooring glue.

@@NorthernChris1 I've closed mine at least 3 times so that's the solution I was going to try next.

I bought a broken ATV that the motor came out of, I bought the ATV for $150

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks!

@@NorthernChris1 you’re welcome. It was informative because it helped me fix my lawnmower.

You can find a manual for free here the website has a ton of ads but it’s free. wacker-neuson.manymanuals.com/power-generators/gp-6600a/operators-manual-22323/5

The rear wheel came off a moped and the sprocket was the same tooth pitch as the motor