That motherboard manufacturing process you were discussing, using solder mask and solder paste, is done on a very small scale by hand by Lada Ada at Adafruit (also in NYC!) for prototyping, and then on a small scale, but automatically by machines for all their own boards. Perhaps if you're still in the city, you should give them a shout too about popping in! Manual solder masking demonstrated in a recent short here: th-cam.com/users/shortsMzgWaU0C_8I?feature=share
As a resistor jockey myself I am not in the least surprised by your appearance here Steve. Kudos. I'd say much respect but you already had that. P.s. congrats on the new place and can't wait to see this fancy fan testing machine you've been bragging about. Fan spin, mmmmm, fan spin........
We are entering uncharted nerdiness territory. Edit : I must add. What makes this collab so exceptional is that both these guys are patented nerds but also genuinely care a lot about people and that makes for great rants when they realise how a good chunk of the computer industry doesn't give a single shit and actually despises its clients, looking for the quickest way to complete the buy - throw away - buy again cycle.
First Steve went on his manufacturing learning arc, and now he's learning hardware repair? Makes me want to learn all this stuff too. Great collab and super informational!
Hearing Maslow’s hierarchy used in the context of computer repair is interesting, but I guess it makes sense as a general concept. If thing B needs thing A to function, or if thing A is simply more important, then it makes sense to start with thing A. It doesn’t matter if someone’s hungry if their blood is not circulating, circulation doesn’t matter if their airway has collapsed. It does matter if there is no WiFi if the screen doesn’t work, the screen doesn’t matter if the computer can’t turn on.
@@myownsite I'm not an expert like Louis is, but I would imagine there's more risk in fixing other things first if they receive more voltage than they could handle due to a power delivery issue.
Love how Steve is overall making sure everything is working well and explaining the audience what is happening, while Louis is like a child explaining something he is very passionate about. Excellent dynamic between you two.
Oooh... rage fight commence! Actually my debate is usually along the lines of "Pointless [thermal] returns on crazy expensive pastes" ( I'll stick to my Arctic ceramique )
@Hastur Dagon yep, good tolerance of application method, good performance, long life and budget cost; while I might lose 1~2'C overall of cooling compared to "the best" I'm more than happy with that.
I don't think I would have the confidence to do "simple" things like changing a cap without your videos. Thanks for teaching the world. As someone who collects and repairs vintage PC's, these mac's aren't much different, definitely smaller tho.
FYI: flux is a de-oxidizer, and also shields the components from the outside environment/air so the solder and the part you are soldering cleans up as you apply heat and solder to it.
As someone who didn’t know this and saw him squirt a big squirt of it(so much anxiety tbh), it all makes sense. I just thought ANY type of liquity would mess up an electronic piece.
@@yoshisaur-munchakoopas it's not the water itself that damages the device, it's when the device tries to power on while wet that damages the device. you can dunk a motherboard in fresh water and leave it to dry overnight, and it'll work fine.
@@thiefrules It's actually the particulates and impurities in water that has minerals and ions which enables the conductivity. Purified water isn't very conductive at all.
I'm a tech nerd, resident family I.T. guy, but hearing Louis say he can't do the filing of the chip due to shaky hands. I've always been nervous about board repair in general cause I too have shaky hands. Also having Steve on is the best unexpected collab ever.
A real pleasure to see two experts in different areas with so much respect for each other. A great example of expertise being the result of humility and a desire to always learn from those around you.
@@calvindibartolo2686 Do you remember someone swapping the 1GB gddr6 chips for 2GB gddr6 chips on a 3070? I thought that was cool. Didn't work as it needs an update for the gpu to realize that there is more memory address space available and nvidia encrypts their drivers and firmware to prevent exactly that sort of thing.
Louis is a hardware technician, his new PC would turn into frankenware really fast anyway, heck you should see what I have done to my hardware in the past XD
Only a few minutes in, and I'm loving this so much. Louis in teacher-mode and Steve asking all the questions that pop up in my head whenever I watch repairs. This filled in so many little tiny gaps for me! Thanks!! This helps so much!!
It is no bad thing to celebrate something as this. Seeing Steve come out of his 'comfort zone' to learn something new is nothing short of courageous. I now have a deeper appreciation and love for both Steve and Louis. Both are great men imho.
I love watching youtubers like Louis and Stephen collaborating like this with each other its great, just like Linus did with Luis Rossman, it makes me smile
This is awesome! When watching Patrick go through the very technical details of an Asus power supply, I specifically thought to myself (this is very technical and reminds me of a Louis Rossmann repair video). "You can never use to much of this flux" - Louis This is the same motto Steve has for thermal paste. Its a match made in heaven.
Can you please do more videos like this where you teach someone with zero experience. He asked a lot of the questions I had when watching some of your other repair videos.
Watching somebody with as much technical know how as Steve learn from another techie is a dream come true! Looking forward to watching this in full when I wake and learning a thing or two on the way myself.
You all got along so much better than Linus. Nothing is meant against Linus with that it's just personalities that didn't really mix well. You could tell that you all would just get along. Love it.
You have to remember he met Linus back when he was a smaller creator and back when he himself was also new to youtube. The longer Louis has done youtube the more comfortable he has been. Also him and Linus went out to grab a bite together and talk (was not filmed).
I saw the thumbnail and was like "noooo, no way you didn't..." But then you did it. It's good to see you on here Steve, I'm glad had had fun with Louis!!
THis is so awesome man. I have been waiting for you 2 to Collab. Literally my 2 Favorite Creators. Love it. When do we get to see you guys take an AMD Bike Ride around the City and Look at NYC Real Estate?
It was funny watching Louis help Linus fix his Mac because Louis had to be a little reserved for linus' audience. This was goddamn hilarious because Steve almost didn't know how to take it. Of all the tech tubers Steve is actually the least surprising to see on this side of things.
@@therealb888 electronics and computer science can be entirely disjunct fields... cs should be called information science (as it is in the uk i believe) and is more akin to a subfield of discrete (pure) mathematics. Think of it this way: info sci is like astronomy. Eelctronics is like telescopes and other tools used to study astronomy and cosmology. Many astronomers might know a thing or two about the manufacturing the equipment they use but they know more so how to operate them. It's an engineers and technicians job to assemble/repair/maintain that equipment.
When things are repaired and they turn on and start working, they bring a special type of happiness to me. Somewhere deep in me, if reaffirms the fact that we know this stuff 😅
This was a fantastic video, Louis has a very friendly and calming approach to teaching, Steve was equally open and humble, I now want Louis to do a series where he brings in TH-cam tech “influencers” for a board repair and interviews and Louis giving the guest a gift that “vibrates in the hand” at the end
Seeing Louis interact with other people is great. Very fidgety, makes me nervous, like he's not listening. But I got a friend exactly like that, and I know it's just how he is. Great video!!
I am the same way. I used to pop benzodiazepines all the time to deal with it and people really liked me. Now that I stopped taking drugs they think I am on drugs, go figure. It is all good though, I make way better friends now because they have to get past that to understand what is going on...
@@MaxUgly own your weirdness, and you'll be good. Your friends will vibe more with you as well. Side note, I never did drugs growing up but people always assumed I was the pot head due to my spaciness and dark rings under my eyes.
Explained flux as something that allows the solder to flow better. Main point is that it keeps air away like with welding. It doesn't let air near heated metal surfaces which would create an oxide layer on them. To which solder doesn't want to stick to. Also, helps clean a bit, since some stuff/muck floats away from the surface into or to the surface of the solution.
Louis, you should check out Charlotte, NC! Your business would do so well here, esp with such close proximity to the Triad and RTP areas (but it still has a decent metro area). in a lot of ways, I really love our home state...mountains, beaches...it's laid back - it's got a lot to love.
I knew this colab will happen sooner or later. Glad it came through despite how closed off the world has been due to "current events". Enjoyed seeing the usual expert PC parts and assembly tester and reviewer jump straight into Macbook repair under Louis's guidance. Plus you guys are cat people so I knew you guys will hit it off just fine.
Louis dude you are a badass.. I have done some soldering on large cables and stuff. This micro soldering is next level and you really know your shit. My roommate once left a toaster on and a cable was above it. The cable above it was for her blender. I cut the cable. Stripped the wires. Twisted them together. soldered. Then put electrical tape around the solder. Worked like a charm. It was fun.
26:11 I was just gonna comment how competent and good you are at board repair & macbook circuitry after I heard you were explaining the SMC earlier. 2009-2014, you really dedicated yourself there, that's longer than BS in EE. You're a pro athlete @ electronics repair!.
Huge move by Louis for some exposure, this was such a fantastic and informative watch. Thank you so much for GNX for coming out and repping for team RTR.
I had the same reaction to thumbnail. Looks like Steve, but i was not sure do to the lack of hair, could be some louis' employe i have not seen before, lol
@@rossmanngroup well theres a few minutes worth of practice to get it started, but your soldering experience seems to give you the right understanding for welding. other than the heat and chance to seriously fuck your eyeballs, oh and the toxic fumes, you might like giving welding a try.
This was so much fun! Thank you for taking the time to teach me. Learned a lot in just a short time and excited to learn more.
Didn't expect this collab, awesome to see!
Great to see you here
That motherboard manufacturing process you were discussing, using solder mask and solder paste, is done on a very small scale by hand by Lada Ada at Adafruit (also in NYC!) for prototyping, and then on a small scale, but automatically by machines for all their own boards. Perhaps if you're still in the city, you should give them a shout too about popping in!
Manual solder masking demonstrated in a recent short here: th-cam.com/users/shortsMzgWaU0C_8I?feature=share
Back to you Steve.
As a resistor jockey myself I am not in the least surprised by your appearance here Steve. Kudos. I'd say much respect but you already had that.
P.s. congrats on the new place and can't wait to see this fancy fan testing machine you've been bragging about. Fan spin, mmmmm, fan spin........
I felt the pain in Steve's voice when he asked "So you think this'll last you for another decade?"
He wants to build him a PC so bad, especially after the soldering gun I imagine. I love these dudes!
"The worst thing you can do right here is you kill an Apple product."
"I'm ok with that."
- Men I truly respect
literally read your comment right as he said that
I am ok with that too.
Two of the most honorable and trustworthy youtubers in one video. If more people were like you and Steve the world would be a much better place.
"f more people were like you and Steve the world would be a much better place."
Then be one of those people.
my thoughts exactly.
YOOOOOO WTF. Two TH-camrs known for calling out companies for their bad products are together..in the same ROOM.
That room was a high value target for a lot of CEOs that day
We are entering uncharted nerdiness territory.
Edit : I must add. What makes this collab so exceptional is that both these guys are patented nerds but also genuinely care a lot about people and that makes for great rants when they realise how a good chunk of the computer industry doesn't give a single shit and actually despises its clients, looking for the quickest way to complete the buy - throw away - buy again cycle.
Truth well articulated sir.
This has to be one of the coolest most humble surprise collabs ever!
Seeing Louis teach Steve is some nerdy wholesome goodness for sure!!
Now if he can get Antony from LTT.
@@sopcannon that would be very interesting as well!
I'm just so happy for Louis that a board repair video got nearly 100k views.
Seeing veteran tech priests of 2 different specialities in the same room is always nice
Idk who steve is but this was awesome
remember folks your not paying an expert for 15 minutes of work, your paying them for the 15 years it took to do the job in 15 minutes
Another epic collab we didn't expect, but definitely needed!
Who is this famous person anyway?
RIGHT!!?!?!
Took the words right out of my mouth.
Was really fun to see Louis' shop!
@@GamersNexus Now I would love to see a video of Luis coming to your studio Steve!
Louis: "the worst thing that can happen here is that you kill a apple product"
Steve: "I'm ok with that"
XD
Thanks for the name-drop Louis for FlexBV, especially that it was without a flux-level helping of insults.
Are you the Paul Daniels they are talking about
@@EddieGooch likely so, yes. I'm not the flux-paul though.
Both of them are so freaking humble and happy to hang out with each other.
Steve managed to take time out of his busy days of tech reviewing and hair modeling?
LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I kid you not, I'd buy any hair care product he shills for
@@Coffeeandacigarette coming soon gamer nexus shampoo and conditioner for epic gamers
@@Coffeeandacigarette agreed
@@TheOnlyUmagon How many more fps?
First Steve went on his manufacturing learning arc, and now he's learning hardware repair? Makes me want to learn all this stuff too. Great collab and super informational!
Hearing Maslow’s hierarchy used in the context of computer repair is interesting, but I guess it makes sense as a general concept. If thing B needs thing A to function, or if thing A is simply more important, then it makes sense to start with thing A. It doesn’t matter if someone’s hungry if their blood is not circulating, circulation doesn’t matter if their airway has collapsed. It does matter if there is no WiFi if the screen doesn’t work, the screen doesn’t matter if the computer can’t turn on.
when working on a board that is nasty everywhere, you figure out what part matters most, see if you can make progress there, and keep it movin'
@@rossmanngroup uwu papi
@@LeafBoye no need to embarrass yourself
Is there a possibility to fry a broken part of the board by fixing power delivery first?
@@myownsite I'm not an expert like Louis is, but I would imagine there's more risk in fixing other things first if they receive more voltage than they could handle due to a power delivery issue.
Love how Steve is overall making sure everything is working well and explaining the audience what is happening, while Louis is like a child explaining something he is very passionate about. Excellent dynamic between you two.
"can never have too much flux!"
Steve, you should know this, it's the same as you can never have too much thermal paste!
Hahaha
Oooh... rage fight commence! Actually my debate is usually along the lines of "Pointless [thermal] returns on crazy expensive pastes" ( I'll stick to my Arctic ceramique )
@Hastur Dagon yep, good tolerance of application method, good performance, long life and budget cost; while I might lose 1~2'C overall of cooling compared to "the best" I'm more than happy with that.
Best crossover in history. I hope Louis can appear on GN, maybe do an ovenless GPU repair.
I did NOT expect this collab lmao. I love it!
I'm not surprised it happened, it was a matter of time. It just came out of nowhere tho.
I don't think I would have the confidence to do "simple" things like changing a cap without your videos. Thanks for teaching the world. As someone who collects and repairs vintage PC's, these mac's aren't much different, definitely smaller tho.
FYI: flux is a de-oxidizer, and also shields the components from the outside environment/air so the solder and the part you are soldering cleans up as you apply heat and solder to it.
Huh I didn't know that!
As someone who didn’t know this and saw him squirt a big squirt of it(so much anxiety tbh), it all makes sense. I just thought ANY type of liquity would mess up an electronic piece.
@@yoshisaur-munchakoopas it's not the water itself that damages the device, it's when the device tries to power on while wet that damages the device. you can dunk a motherboard in fresh water and leave it to dry overnight, and it'll work fine.
@@thiefrules It's actually the particulates and impurities in water that has minerals and ions which enables the conductivity. Purified water isn't very conductive at all.
@@yoshisaur-munchakoopas Not all liquids are conductive or corrosion forming.
I'm a tech nerd, resident family I.T. guy, but hearing Louis say he can't do the filing of the chip due to shaky hands. I've always been nervous about board repair in general cause I too have shaky hands.
Also having Steve on is the best unexpected collab ever.
And on this day of glory, Louis was finally blessed with the presence of the one and only Tech Jesus ! :P
Tech Jethuth!!!
TECH JESUUUS!
But Louis has a tech jesus in his store too. His names Anel lol
this was refreshingly chill and wholesome
Thank you for blessing us with Tech Jesus on this Sabbath evening
Tech Jethuth!!!
A real pleasure to see two experts in different areas with so much respect for each other. A great example of expertise being the result of humility and a desire to always learn from those around you.
Steve will now go as far as desoldering the GPU from the board for the teardown video when nVidia release their 40xx graphics cards.
One for archival and one for teardown lol
I honestly wouldnt mind seeing mods like swapping vRAM chips
@@calvindibartolo2686 Do you remember someone swapping the 1GB gddr6 chips for 2GB gddr6 chips on a 3070? I thought that was cool. Didn't work as it needs an update for the gpu to realize that there is more memory address space available and nvidia encrypts their drivers and firmware to prevent exactly that sort of thing.
@@LiveType i know someones done it to the 2060 and 2070 and it simply works. Depends on whats in the vbioses I suppose
@@calvindibartolo2686 What was the gain from adding more vram to 2070? Worth it, or not really?
I love how Louis gets excited when he asked "are you planning to do it again?... I got something for you take a look into it"
GN could do one of those "extreme interventions" type of deals where they kidnap Louis's pc and build it properly lol.
That PC's fine. I've used uglier.
Louis is a hardware technician, his new PC would turn into frankenware really fast anyway, heck you should see what I have done to my hardware in the past XD
Only a few minutes in, and I'm loving this so much. Louis in teacher-mode and Steve asking all the questions that pop up in my head whenever I watch repairs. This filled in so many little tiny gaps for me! Thanks!! This helps so much!!
Totally. After he learned to stop worrying about the audio and love the flux.
Wasn't even in doubt. Great chemistry.
It is no bad thing to celebrate something as this.
Seeing Steve come out of his 'comfort zone' to learn something new is nothing short of courageous.
I now have a deeper appreciation and love for both Steve and Louis.
Both are great men imho.
I want to see Steve and Louis travel to Taiwan together for more factory tours.
I can imagine Louis on the quality control area screaming "fan spin"
I love watching youtubers like Louis and Stephen collaborating like this with each other its great, just like Linus did with Luis Rossman, it makes me smile
lol I saw just the tshirt and was like "that's a strange title for a GN video" and then saw what channel it was on 🤣
Gotta love watching two people with mutual respect and admiration be excited about talking and working together. :D
Gutted I missed it live. Looking forward to more of these in the future
"this is all you get, just one head and just one tip"
No truer words have ever been spoken amongst men...
I had a random thought a week ago about Steve fixing a board with Rossmann out of nowhere.
And now ive concluded i have supernatural abilities
Or, we indeed live in a simulation.
It’s called precognition - if you look for it now you’ll start to see it more and more 😁
That's that universal connection, baby! We all have it!
This is awesome! When watching Patrick go through the very technical details of an Asus power supply, I specifically thought to myself (this is very technical and reminds me of a Louis Rossmann repair video).
"You can never use to much of this flux" - Louis This is the same motto Steve has for thermal paste. Its a match made in heaven.
Steve our long haired man of culture nexing the gamers since online antiquity
I'm smiling like an idiot. I love this so much
*Tech Jesus!* I hope there is a video with Louis in his new studio in the future.
Louis is SO New York!... Fun to watch the interactions between him and Steve. They connect on the tech stuff but are polar opposite personalities.
Can you please do more videos like this where you teach someone with zero experience. He asked a lot of the questions I had when watching some of your other repair videos.
Whats this?! Two of my favourite guys in the same room. Epic!
Keep him away from the power supplies before they explode
WOW! What a collab, I never knew I wanted to see this until now. LOVE IT!
The crossover we all actually asked for! Awesome to see!
I sub to both channels, this is the collaboration I needed. Steve getting schooled is great, Louis always offering the best of service's for free.
Always gives me goosebumps if I see any two of my favorite TH-camrs collaborate on something.
Watching somebody with as much technical know how as Steve learn from another techie is a dream come true! Looking forward to watching this in full when I wake and learning a thing or two on the way myself.
Steve is always so much more energetic without a script
THIS IS QUALITY CONTENT. AMAZING.
You all got along so much better than Linus. Nothing is meant against Linus with that it's just personalities that didn't really mix well. You could tell that you all would just get along. Love it.
I hope they talked about heavy metal music
I wonder if they are @sabatonofficial fans?
@@nyrmetros you just know
You have to remember he met Linus back when he was a smaller creator and back when he himself was also new to youtube. The longer Louis has done youtube the more comfortable he has been. Also him and Linus went out to grab a bite together and talk (was not filmed).
@@hunterchao197 what are you talking about? That video was from 3 years ago, Rossman has been doing videos for over 9 years.
Steve in Louis' chair!! I have never clicked faster
Awesome collab from two pillars of integrity.
I saw the thumbnail and was like "noooo, no way you didn't..." But then you did it. It's good to see you on here Steve, I'm glad had had fun with Louis!!
THIS. IS. AMAZING.
what a fantastic collaboration!
Very fun!
Louis is pretty much responsible for me getting into repairing all sorts of electronics on soldering level. True inspiration and genuinely nice guy.
THis is so awesome man. I have been waiting for you 2 to Collab. Literally my 2 Favorite Creators. Love it. When do we get to see you guys take an AMD Bike Ride around the City and Look at NYC Real Estate?
Two legends coming together!
I think the world just got a little bit better :)
Two of my favorite tech youtubers! Steve taught me how to pick the best electronics for the price, and Louis taught me how to fix them if they break.
Two of the most honest people on the planet. And here I thought I would never watch a 40-something-minute-long YT video ever again. 😂
It was funny watching Louis help Linus fix his Mac because Louis had to be a little reserved for linus' audience. This was goddamn hilarious because Steve almost didn't know how to take it. Of all the tech tubers Steve is actually the least surprising to see on this side of things.
Definitely, I thought tech tubers would be experts in electronics & computer sciences but there's so much difference here.
@@therealb888 electronics and computer science can be entirely disjunct fields... cs should be called information science (as it is in the uk i believe) and is more akin to a subfield of discrete (pure) mathematics.
Think of it this way: info sci is like astronomy. Eelctronics is like telescopes and other tools used to study astronomy and cosmology. Many astronomers might know a thing or two about the manufacturing the equipment they use but they know more so how to operate them. It's an engineers and technicians job to assemble/repair/maintain that equipment.
In summary
"Computer science is about computers as much as astronomy is about telescopes."
@@phxcppdvlazi as it is my field I also like to make the analogy of the difference between the race car driver and the auto mechanic.
Louis' Nexus or Gamers Rossmann. The channel we didn't know we needed.
tech Jesus himself has arrived to learn from St. Rossman
When things are repaired and they turn on and start working, they bring a special type of happiness to me. Somewhere deep in me, if reaffirms the fact that we know this stuff 😅
"we have a similar setup but not as nice" "laughing from the background"
My two favorite computer guys. Wow. This was a wonderful event. Thank you both. 😳🤗✌️
The only 2 people I watch regularly in the tech industry doing something together, awesome!
This was a fantastic video, Louis has a very friendly and calming approach to teaching, Steve was equally open and humble, I now want Louis to do a series where he brings in TH-cam tech “influencers” for a board repair and interviews and Louis giving the guest a gift that “vibrates in the hand” at the end
OMG...this was a unexpected collaboration!!!
this is cool to see. I run a Selective solder machine for a living....great to know not everyone knows everything. loved this vid
My two favourite people on TH-cam in one room together. Wow. Louis, you've done it again.
On behalf of most, this was important and encouraging.
I think you should invite Jayztwocents considering his "skills" with the shunt resistor mod.
You can tell Louis was excited to have him there. It's great.
Did not expect this since GN is still in the process of moving to the new office, but hey it makes a nice content
Love you Uncle Louie! Wish I could have learned from you!
Seeing Louis interact with other people is great. Very fidgety, makes me nervous, like he's not listening. But I got a friend exactly like that, and I know it's just how he is. Great video!!
I do the same. Especially when I'm nervous. I'm listening but my brain is doing a mile a minute!
@@antiisocial oh lol let's that's relatable.
cant blame him. he'll have to explain to mr. clinton and oreo about why there's another cat person's smell on him, y'know.
I am the same way. I used to pop benzodiazepines all the time to deal with it and people really liked me. Now that I stopped taking drugs they think I am on drugs, go figure. It is all good though, I make way better friends now because they have to get past that to understand what is going on...
@@MaxUgly own your weirdness, and you'll be good. Your friends will vibe more with you as well.
Side note, I never did drugs growing up but people always assumed I was the pot head due to my spaciness and dark rings under my eyes.
Explained flux as something that allows the solder to flow better.
Main point is that it keeps air away like with welding. It doesn't let air near heated metal surfaces which would create an oxide layer on them. To which solder doesn't want to stick to. Also, helps clean a bit, since some stuff/muck floats away from the surface into or to the surface of the solution.
Caught this stream right as it ended 😭 super happy to see this collab!
Louis, you should check out Charlotte, NC! Your business would do so well here, esp with such close proximity to the Triad and RTP areas (but it still has a decent metro area). in a lot of ways, I really love our home state...mountains, beaches...it's laid back - it's got a lot to love.
I knew this colab will happen sooner or later. Glad it came through despite how closed off the world has been due to "current events". Enjoyed seeing the usual expert PC parts and assembly tester and reviewer jump straight into Macbook repair under Louis's guidance. Plus you guys are cat people so I knew you guys will hit it off just fine.
Where are my Clinton Fam
P pp xxawa
I would have never seen this collab coming. Amazing.
Seriously, one of the best colabs I've seen in recent times. This made me smile and laugh!
Louis dude you are a badass.. I have done some soldering on large cables and stuff. This micro soldering is next level and you really know your shit. My roommate once left a toaster on and a cable was above it. The cable above it was for her blender. I cut the cable. Stripped the wires. Twisted them together. soldered. Then put electrical tape around the solder. Worked like a charm. It was fun.
Two of my favorite tech youtubers in one video. one minute in, smile on my face 😁
It's very nice to see a different shy/non-confident version of Steve.
26:11 I was just gonna comment how competent and good you are at board repair & macbook circuitry after I heard you were explaining the SMC earlier.
2009-2014, you really dedicated yourself there, that's longer than BS in EE. You're a pro athlete @ electronics repair!.
Huge move by Louis for some exposure, this was such a fantastic and informative watch. Thank you so much for GNX for coming out and repping for team RTR.
The channels are roughly the same size - Louis is slightly larger, so this is a great mutual collab!
I love these two guys. Dammit, I was not freaking expecting this. this is a Christmas gift!
♫♪ _On the fifth day of Christmas the algorithm gave to me.. The best f$#%in collab possible!_ ♫♪
I like this teaching format. It's good to have the advice of the repairman and the questions of the board novice.
You two are the most respected in tech! Ask anybody.
This is the perfect collaboration. Highly enjoyed watching.
AYYYYYYYYYY it's two great tech youtubers, finally get to see that collab spoken of a few months back
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Two of my favorites, out of nowhere!
Fantastic, gentlemen. Thank you.
Me: That can't be Gamers Nexus. ... Holy shit it is Gamers Nexus!
his name is Steve, breh. GN is his company.
That's Tech Jesus for us plebs
I had the same reaction to thumbnail. Looks like Steve, but i was not sure do to the lack of hair, could be some louis' employe i have not seen before, lol
the way louis talks about soldering sounds like he'd be surprisingly good at welding, especially with his talk of proper angles.
I have never welded in my life or even watched as someone else did it so I probably have no clue what I'm doing and do a horrible job
@@rossmanngroup well theres a few minutes worth of practice to get it started, but your soldering experience seems to give you the right understanding for welding. other than the heat and chance to seriously fuck your eyeballs, oh and the toxic fumes, you might like giving welding a try.
He’s got shaky hands and has never seen the puddle. Angle is only half of it. Travel speed is a whole animal.