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Great work. You managed to not drop f bombs and throw tools in anger.

What is the timestamp in the video when you put the belt back on the tentioner? I swear you go from putting the drum in to talking about the direction the drum goes to the seal on the door and you put that all together and not show the belt being hooked on before the front is all put together. You can't put the front on until you hook the belt up. Check out the video. You go from hanging the belt on the drum to putting the front back on

Did I miss the part where you put the belt on the tensioner at the end? You put the front on and skipped the part where you put the belt back on?

An other great video, thank you.😀😀

Hi Gabe, thanks for posting this, what an excellent way to utilize the lathe to drill. Regards and best wishes, thanks for the time you take to film edit and post your works and ideas. I have to say thanks to Gregory GFHWoodWerks who's a member of IAP for turning me onto your Channel, I'm now a subscriber and long may your ideas be fruitful for all f us - thanks for your generosity. Tony.

I really appreciate this video. My Neptune, which I purchased around 2000 was a key member of my large family 😂 It only recently started squeaking, but having had it open previously I knew this was a very repairable dryer. Your video makes this a snap with a very clear presentation and great filming. Thank you again.

Why gorilla glue for the ebonite cap glue-up and not your standard super glue?

Great series Gabe, where would you suggest finding a double lead tap and die?

Fantastic video! You covered every possible step by step detail. (no worries about the disassembly, just play the video in reverse!) Nothing was left to the imagination! Your camera angles were spot on, and your timing of wide angle and closeup shots was perfection! Your narration was clear, through and concise, with no superfluous commentary. I “very rarely” ever leave a comment on UA-cam videos, except in cases like this. Being born in 1959, and starting out fixing my Schwinn Stingray, then rebuilding the Briggs & Stratton 5hp on my mini bike, and finally working up to the 350 Chevy, (and beyond) in all the cars and trucks I’ve owned in my lifetime… I really enjoyed your analogies of the “OG’s” knowing TDC, and bicycle tires! lol! I thought for sure, that you were going to compare the front rubber seal keeper (cable & spring) to the springs on the old drum brakes! Especially the emergency brake cable! lol! Thank You for sharing your skills and experience in such an informative and detailed way! You have my respect! And a new subscriber!

You’re a goofy ass

Excellent video, helped me immensely. Thank you! Please continue posting 👍

unbelievable. wow what a work and simply impressive. wish it was a fountain pen.

Nope. I don't have the patience. Woulda tossed it and bought a new one. Nice job!

Thank s for making this video I have the exactly drier. My parents had this drier for a long time and was a hand me down and this year it’s super loud and just sounds horrible and I figured it was the wheels. I’ll head to my local appliance store and get these parts thank you again!

Simple quick sturdy fix. Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful!

Fantastic work!! Always look forward to seeing your process!! Love it!

Too good as usual . You are king of segmenting

SIMPLY AMAZING!

suggest you keep putting out videos. this was excellent.

25 year old dryer such a great machine the only shame is asking more of her instead of getting a new one

Thank you this very instructive video! How did you notch the cap to fit the clip bend?

Question - if you accidentally nick the end of the body sleeve where the threads would go in, and it gets a small chip in it when it's already got the hole in it, how would you make that end square again? I imagine it's too thin for a parting tool. I'm thinking of sanding it somehow?

Love it I learn so much from this video thanks ❤❤❤

Good job

HI, I loved your video. It looked straight forward but I'm not sure my husband and I could do it ourselves? What kind of service person would be able to do this for us and put on a new gasket too. We have the same model and ours is 22 years old. How do I clean out the drain. It is in front right? Thank you so much.

Hi I was wondering if you know what color the ground wire is from the machine I'm trying to hook up a 4 prong cord and it ain't going great

Thank you for doing this. Just got mine done with some help from your video.

Thanks for putting the part number at the beginning of your video!

Helpful video, thanks. Folks, when you take your dryer apart, pay special attention to the blower seal (gasket where the front of the dryer meets the blower fan). Mine was stretched out beyond re-installation. The replacement part for my Maytag MDE4000AYW is no longer available anywhare. I lucked into a resale of one on ebay, but if I hadn't found a suitable replacement, replacing the drum rollers/axles, drum belt, and felt seal would have been too much time and money down the drain. Be forewarned and check your blower seal to find out if it is still in good shape before you open up those replacement parts.

Can you share the part number for the gray seal you replaced? I have the same washer & it’s in desperate need of a deep cleaning.

Thanks this video just helped me repair my dryer!!! Much appreciated

Thanks for the video. I have Neptune since 2001 and water was not draining. I was going to buy a new machine but now I know it just needs to be cleaned!!😅

Very grateful to have found this video. I have this exact model of dryer and it's been squealing like crazy. Just ordered some parts so I can attempt this over the weekend!

An awful lot of screws to assume

The USB part was really unique. How did you set the USB drive in the ebonite?

Is there a trick to get the belt on?

Thanks used a 1 1/2 " just didn't look right.

Love this one what size hole saw are you using

Thanks for the detailed video

They look great.

What sort of base did you put the marble top on? I have a travertine table that split in half, but it's a pedastol and I'm nervous the plywood won't reinforce both ends weel enough to prevent from splitting. Did you table stay together?

Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏

The fact that a huge number of "makers sell on price" is so annoying. Price chopping just bastadises any industry or hobby, which destroys those making an honest living and drives the real professionals out of the market taking their pro knowledge with them.... eventually leaving those left behind making no money, also leaving and collapsing the entire product range. Once a makers quality, fair priced (honest living), product has disappeared from the marketplace , it's extremely difficult to gain back buyers trust as makers just become seen as fly by nighters that dont offer backup service therefore might as well stick to their $2 coin shop pens. Cheap cut throat ribbish product sellers have a lot to answer for

Thank you for your video, one of the best diy tutorials I've watched.

Wonderful video, I have been enjoying all your teaching of techniques. I was wondering where you get Japanese Ebonite or any of the ebonite you use? I have been making and selling pens for about 4 years. I have mostly made wood or acrylic pens. My bespoke pens are all acrylic and I want to start making some with wood so I would like to try the sleeve technique you have shown. Thanks

Thank you so much! I was going to just take mine apart and apply some lube but used your link to buy the kit and replace the parts instead.

hose clamp! clever!

Will the polishing compound that you used last a long time, or will it fade away quite easily with daily use of the pen? And do you know how this polishing compound will react to hand oils and sweat?

Is there a simple way to check the drain hose for clogs? I have a stacking unit and taking it out to access the back will be VERY difficult. The washer isn't draining -- it's trying to. But now sounds like gravel spinning or something trapped rather than the drum smoothly gliding.