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Rebuilt the Vintage MOSLER SAFE to something way nicer
https://youtu.be/t_BM9ICZdG4
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Took the VW TRUCK out for a couple mile spin today. She ran great. The interior's all back together and renewed but that's for a future video.
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I've been needing a 3/8" by 1" long extension for years, but no one makes one. 1-1/2" is the shortest you can buy, but with that and a regular socket it's the same as a deep socket length. Cut up an old extension and socket and welded up my own. I used it today and it is great as it just barely spaces the socket off the work surface without having the wobble you get with a long extension. Also great for front engine cars when reaching around pulleys but have limited space behind the ratchet.
A lot of companies sell what they call 1" extensions but they all measure 1-1/2" total length. It's strange because all other extensions: 3", 6", etc are measured total length where this one odd ball is measure how much protrudes after it's inserted into a socket. The Middle one in my hand is a so call "1 inch" extension next to a 3" on the right.
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Probably the ugliest adapter I've made to date. But these Ryobi HP batteries kick some royal butt. I noticed no difference between using the OEM Makita batteries, an adapter with DeWalt batteries etc.
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jamesharber7820
(3 years ago)
I am ashamed to tell how many of these cans have cost me 33 1/3 % more than I had paid for them. Thank you so very much for this tip!
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davidjames666
(5 years ago)
my air compressor came with the ‘needle’ to fill up soccer balls, etc. just the right size to stick in the middle of the spray can nub, push in, and air goes into the can
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michaellambert5223
(4 years ago)
That’s cool dude! I usually just cut the dang can and dump into a container I use for a soak on stuff.
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ashokmnagaral1133
(7 years ago)
I used to keep cans in horizontal and upside down to extract ; but this method will extract 100% of left over contents! Great idea!
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justaguyesque
(4 years ago)
It's often the simple, humble process that is quite profound. This is one of those moments. Nicely done!
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felipesolanet7469
(5 years ago)
OMG! I love it. I spent my life throwing out cans with lots of remaining fluid in them, whatever it is, paint, WE-40, lubricants, you name it. I am going to try it. THANK YOU FOR SHARING IT.
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kinnaird100
(6 years ago)
Thanks I was going to throw a half full can out your simple remedy worked perfectly . Thank goodness for you brilliant youtubers.
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fredbergeron7997
(5 years ago)
Amazing, I've been tossing my half full cans out all the time!
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