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You're welcome!

Thanks, John!

Wow, thanks!

@@repairs101 and ive seen Iron Man!

Try thicker rope?

@@repairs101 The reel is too small for a full pull with thicker rope.

try putting a bend in the last two inches then forming a double figure eight. Or maybe a triple overhand stop knot?

Coming soon - Terry and I are collaborating on an update video showcasing some routine maintenance (bearings) and some upgrades (frunk upholstery) and MORE!

Glad it helped!

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I've never heard it called that (most sources call it the Surgeon's Knot) but if you've seen my Grilled Cheese on Rye knot video you know I'm down with calling it... whatever. ruclips.net/video/nMJkfMPc6J8/видео.html

@@repairs101 It gets the nickname because this is the bare minimum number of throws surgeons use to suture and stitch. a single throw wont tighten as you relax the knot after binding. Meaning a good chance it can be knocked open.

thanks!

Glad I could help!

There's a little comedy in everything I make.

Ciao Roberto! grazie per aver commentato! I am trying to produce more #shorts than ever before and I am always looking for opportunities to create more long form videos as well. Rock on!

As a Canadian... I don't get it.

Yes if the compression gap is closed by the metal's thermal expansion.

Think of it as a TED Talk about knot tying rather than a lesson on how to tie knots.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Happy to help out!

Great tip!

If you can't find a replacement blade then you probably can't fix it.

True! But I sold that truck to a friend in need. Now I think I want to do a van. And maybe another boat.

Thanks for pointing that out! I had no idea but always suspected someone somewhere must be using this knot.

I'm Steve #5 and I approve this message.

I think his name was James. Brown 4 door Chevy Nova. Probably same guy.

@@repairs101 Haha. Mine was female and a late 80s Ford Escort. I think it was burgundy.

You can reach Terry directly at : mooret88 at outlook dot com

Terry's reply: “Hi Migel. A lot depends on where you are”

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“Hi Ed. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. It was a fun project to do, and the end result is excellent. I can be a sounding board for you, and I suggest you look at the EV Open Inverter Forum. www.openinverter.org Lots of good projects and advice there.” Terry Moore Mooret88@outlook.com

If you pause the action at 00:40 - when I say "I went with this redimix stuff" You will see the tubes of mud branded ACE TILE GROUT and I highly recommend the stuff as I made this video almost exactly 10 years ago today and my surround STILL LOOKS GREAT after 10 years daily use! But no doubt different products will be available to you depending on where you live. Go with the redimix for better consistency. I would only mix grout from powder if i was doing a whole swimming pool and cost was a factor.

Some of that has to be from the work I did on it.

Auf Englisch nennen wir es Grout Rake. Ich fürchte, Google Translate hat keine besseren Vorschläge. Viel Glück!

@@repairs101 danke schön aber es ist nicht zu übersetzen. Schade.LG

That's very kind of you to say. Thanks. I only wish I had the resources to produce on that level.

Just think: Quarter inch hardware? Quarter inch ratchet. Three eighths hardware? Three eighths ratchet. Half inch hardware? Half inch ratchet.

Luck would have it that my editing skills have improved somewhat in the eleven years since I released that video.

If you pause the action at 00:40 - when I say "I went with this redimix stuff" You will see the tubes of mud branded ACE TILE GROUT and I highly recommend the stuff as I made this video almost exactly 10 years ago today and my surround STILL LOOKS GREAT after 10 years daily use! But no doubt different products will be available to you depending on where you live. Go with the redimix for better consistency. I would only mix grout from powder if i was doing a whole swimming pool and cost was a factor.

By the way , how’s “ Buddy” the dog doing?

You're sure right about the critics but I say bring 'em on (the algorithm loves engagement). Thanks for your viewership and the encouragement!

Believe it or KNOT, Buddy was a classically trained actor based out of Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver named Coola Bear who has since gotten married and moved to Skookumchuck Narrows where he works in a tire shop and his wife is expecting twins.

⁠@@repairs101so happy for the big guy! I hope he can bear to have little ones around!

Well thanks for hanging in with me all these years. Sometimes I wonder if its worth it anymore so its great to hear someone has been with me all along. (RUclips analytics tells me 98% of my viewers are first time viewers). So... thanks! And I appreciate that you understand where I'm coming from as far as being a know-it-all goes. There's only so much we can be experts on, but there's no reason not to try new things. Especially if you're going to save a ton of money by taking on the job yourself. Please tell your instructor I have only done this twice before (a decade apart each time) and had only the product labels for directions. And the owner of the car seems very happy with my efforts.

Thanks for the tip!

In case of #sarcasm please watch this slower version. Monkey Fist Knot Dog & Cat Toy ruclips.net/video/n6Ez4v6nAG0/видео.html In case of #sincerity check out my selection of videos on paint drying!

Sorry for the sarcasm. It’s nice of you to share your knowledge by taking the time to put these helpful, occasionally speedy for beginners, videos together for us all. Thank you. (The new video you linked was very easy to follow)

Hi Keith. The range is about what you mentioned and is dependent on the batteries selected. Think of this build as a prototype. It used first generation Lithium-Ion Batteries from a 2015 KIA Soul which were good at the time. I’m working out all the minor kinks and inconveniences now so when the next generation Lithium-Ion Solid State batteries to be commercially available, I will just put them in. The range would most likely double. Terry.

@@repairs101 ahh gotcha, good good ya still an achievement. Food for thought Limo could potentially get a max range since they are longer and can conceal a lot more batteries and blend the look of it. If you can make kits for that...... $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$