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Seubs on Stuff
Приєднався 17 чер 2022
My name is Alex Seubert. In the Pre Google days of UA-cam I wanted to (and did) post videos of Rubik's cubes and other puzzles. 13 years later, my interests have changed to a more diverse variety of topics ranging from wood work, metal fabrication, general DIY projects, and outdoor/wilderness activities. I'm self taught through trial, error, and by watching a bunch of other people's UA-cam videos ( mentioned whenever possible) and in no way an expert in anything that I do. Because of this, I hope that the projects I take on during my time posting videos will inform and inspire other beginners of any tasks they want to take on; additionally strengthen problem solving/ critical thinking abilities on how to complete a task to get the intended outcome. I will mess up and I will have to start from scratch certainly more than once and the mistakes I make along the way will be shared through this channel for others to learn from as well. Thank you for visiting my channel and your support!
1981 Yamaha XJ750 Seca Cafe Racer Project: Stripping and Labeling the Wiring Harness
Hello everyone. A few weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to work on this 1981 Yamaha XJ750 Seca. A big part of my channel is taking on projects and trying new tasks that I've never attempted before. In this series, I'll be attempting to take this stock Seca and transform it into a cafe racer. I have no idea how I'll do it, but with my basic understanding of electronics, motorcycle mechanics, and remembering to hit record, I hope I can entertain you all and produce a properly functioning machine in the process.
I've just created a Patreon too and I have no idea how it works but hopefully there will be a donation or subscribe function on there by the time this hits the tube.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - The Project
0:46 - Taking Off the Tank
1:02 - Taking Off the Bars
1:12 - Can't Forget the Headlight
1:22 - The Process Begins
1:52 - Removing the Handlebar Controls
2:14 - Pulling Out the Two Front Teeth
2:24 - Detaching the Giblets (I Needed a Clamp)
2:35 - Let the Labeling Begin
3:03 - Start Stripping Kid
3:39 - I Think I Finished Labeling
4:28 - Time to See Who's Attached to Who
4:53 - The Wiring Diagram Has Been Categorized
5:07 - Time to Trim the Fat
5:36 - Time to Make a Wire Angel
6:13 - Same Angel, Different Angle
6:46 - So Many Wires
7:08 - Relocating the Auxiliary Low Beam Light Ground
7:20 - Time to This Up
7:41 - The Outro
8:27 - Don't Forget to Like and Subscribe!
I've just created a Patreon too and I have no idea how it works but hopefully there will be a donation or subscribe function on there by the time this hits the tube.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - The Project
0:46 - Taking Off the Tank
1:02 - Taking Off the Bars
1:12 - Can't Forget the Headlight
1:22 - The Process Begins
1:52 - Removing the Handlebar Controls
2:14 - Pulling Out the Two Front Teeth
2:24 - Detaching the Giblets (I Needed a Clamp)
2:35 - Let the Labeling Begin
3:03 - Start Stripping Kid
3:39 - I Think I Finished Labeling
4:28 - Time to See Who's Attached to Who
4:53 - The Wiring Diagram Has Been Categorized
5:07 - Time to Trim the Fat
5:36 - Time to Make a Wire Angel
6:13 - Same Angel, Different Angle
6:46 - So Many Wires
7:08 - Relocating the Auxiliary Low Beam Light Ground
7:20 - Time to This Up
7:41 - The Outro
8:27 - Don't Forget to Like and Subscribe!
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