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Interesting thanks

Too many people have been brainwashed into believing rotors need to be thrown away every brake job! Rotors are manufactured with extra material on them for a reason, that reason is so they can be turned when replacing pads.

Very knowledgeable mechanic!

Most videos I watched do not consider the thikness of wall which is usually 3/4" and has to be added to birth mouth/seat cut. At the plumb side.

Good stuff😢

Thank you I’ll have to watch it again but as the other commenter,I would have to agree .very nice

How is no one commenting on how this dude is Louis C.K.s doppelganger?

Why not check the run out with a finger test indicator? How can you be sure the wave is removed entirely? I know you have experience but should a run out indication be carried out?

Nice Thant you

Thank you man! Amazing teacher.

you dint indentify the patient by name and wrist band

I know how to do this but this is the best video I've seen no stupid music very very clear

Currently in automotive class trying to find out how to do this before our test, wish me luck😬😬

Very well explained the type of rotors floating rotor and Hub Roger Common mistakes in servicing Rotors And how Service break Rotor

New rotors have a 2 thou runout, a lathe can get it to 0.5..... They aren't technically warped, they have uneven levels of brake pad material buildup from hard / high heat stops

Great video! I do have a few questions. Typically how long does this expand the life of the rotor versus the cost of new rotors?

where do you upload your animated storybook? (once it is done)

Good job

Hello, I use the speed sq. to layout my rafters. I having a very difficult time with the birds mouth! These are my measurements: 143.25 span...71-5/8 run...3/12 pitch...17.91 rise...73-13/16 diag. I make my 1st plum cut 3/12...measure down the board to 73-13/16 make 2nd plum cut...add10.5" for overhang. I come back to the 2nd plum cut...measure up 1-1/2 inch for the seat cut, then 3-1/2 inch cut. I finish off with cutting 3/4 inch for the ridge board...it doesn't fit!!! What am I doing wrong!!!

Great video!! What do you do if one side of the rotor is thinner? Cooling & over heating will be compromised right. How would you take overall measurement?

Thanks this was the easiest way to lay out rafters compared to 20 other videos I've watched.

Don't you have to take off more then 3/4 if the slope rises above a 4?

Why don't you hand it from the roof with sting. Would be more sturdy than that table.

Absolute dead ringer for Louis CK. Even sounds like him. That's pretty wild. Like what Louis would be doing if he wasn't a comedian.

Great video sir very informative

I love this man

Hi he said you could either use the Swanson book of rafter tables, or your framing square using the rafter square the pitch is 9/12 so o your rafter square the top line of engraving in words reads common rafter length per foot run, so you look for the number 9 above this writing which is gives you the number 15 you then have to times this number but half the span of your build the span is 12 feet so half is 6 do times 6x15= 90 inches you then have to add the 1 foot over hang so add 90 inches to 12 inches and you get 102 inches you need to divide 102 by 12 inch to give you the length in feet so 102 divide by 12 = 8.5 feet so 8 foot 6 inch so he used a 9 foot board, hope this helps

No explanation of how to use a scratch cut to determine if the rotor is parallel with the lathe?

Easy explanation ... Thanks.

Thanks for the simple explanation..

Very good instructions sir! Thank you!

Brilliant, super informative. Thank you.

Best simplified Explanation of cutting common rafters I've seen. Excellent instruction. 👍

15:40 you are so funny reminds me of matty matheson!!

#2 cuts right? Okay fast cut slow cut , isn't that how it goes?.

Poor design of handle with the operator needing to reach over to engage lathe ?

This was really great "How to". However, at the end when washing off the rotor - wouldn't it be more prudent to just clean off the disc with brake cleaner versus water?

Poor video

Wow, this brings back memories from the 80s. :)

That was not a good cross hatch scuff pattern

That’s one woolly looking piece of timber. Thanks for the great lesson old master

Absolute legend

All those imperial measures. Those were phased out with the end of the 'empire'. 60years later the US is still going strong.

Thank you for taking the time to create and share this tutorial. I had no idea Photoshop had animation capabilities! I'm excited to give it a try.

Love how simple you made it for a simple man like me. Absolutely loved it!

This is way easier and better explained than some other videos out there. Many thanks!

Discount Louis CK has a shop????

I've had my rotors turned before but I doubt they did as thorough of a job or lovingly gave them a bath by hand at the end. Fantastic job.

Now I know why I am not a mechanic

I wish she had showed us what 300..75cc looks like. Poor video. In my opinion.