Just something I do with my Philips, I file the tips slightly. Makes them similar to a JIS style. Better grip with less ramping. Thanks for all your help.
I think it's the best repair channel there is on the tube. Well done, and your tools are really nice, I also saw others in your videos like the micro camera. You are a true professional. Thanks for sharing. You deserve a lot more subscribers and more views. Excuse my english, greetings from Italy.
The Greasy Shop Rag.. Nice video Scott. Some of the best tools are the old ones or the homemade ones. The simple tools are usually the go to tools.... Thanks for sharing.
It's funny to have so many tools, I'm guilty of it. But, should you need a tool, you got it. Theres nothing worse than needing a certain tool, and you dont have it, now your task is stopped till the needed tool shows up. Yesterday for example. I had a wheel bearing come apart. Damaged the race. Guess what, I didnt have any removal tools, or installation tools. Quick trip to Harbor Freight, project finished in less time it took to go get the tools.
If I'm looking in the cylinder just to confirm its not roached and I see its clean above the exhaust port then I move on. If I'm looking in there to track down running issues then I take a closer look with the scope.
That funnel set-up is a great Idea
Just something I do with my Philips, I file the tips slightly. Makes them similar to a JIS style. Better grip with less ramping. Thanks for all your help.
So happy im getting notifications need to get you over 1k great video buddy!!
I just looked, ya I'm getting close. Thanks for the support!
I think it's the best repair channel there is on the tube. Well done, and your tools are really nice, I also saw others in your videos like the micro camera. You are a true professional. Thanks for sharing. You deserve a lot more subscribers and more views. Excuse my english, greetings from Italy.
Thank You for the kind words and thanks for watching.
The Greasy Shop Rag.. Nice video Scott. Some of the best tools are the old ones or the homemade ones. The simple tools are usually the go to tools.... Thanks for sharing.
Here because of CP, sub number 991! Content looks pretty good I'll definitely be back for more!!
Thanks! That CP is alright.
Ok Cp.
It's funny to have so many tools, I'm guilty of it. But, should you need a tool, you got it. Theres nothing worse than needing a certain tool, and you dont have it, now your task is stopped till the needed tool shows up. Yesterday for example. I had a wheel bearing come apart. Damaged the race. Guess what, I didnt have any removal tools, or installation tools. Quick trip to Harbor Freight, project finished in less time it took to go get the tools.
Do you know a link to purchase one of those lights, I’ve been looking for one.
Here is a link to the manufacturer site.
www.streamlight.com/products/detail/stylus-reach-18
You should be able to search amazon
Ive noticed you rarely use a bore scope, do you use one very often or more just by site. Thank you
If I'm looking in the cylinder just to confirm its not roached and I see its clean above the exhaust port then I move on. If I'm looking in there to track down running issues then I take a closer look with the scope.
@@TheGreasyShopRag thank you.
What did you call that spark plug tool thingie ? I want to see how you spell that.😄
Scrench. Screwdriver/wrench?