Got mine today and already assembling it slowly and cautiously. I note one thing in the video that may confuse newbies like myself. A 'number 6' hex wrench is 6 mm. So where he says a number 12 wrench, he means use a 12 mm wrench. The entire machine uses metric bolts and screws for assembly. It is also easier to install the lower bolts on the side panels, then flip base over to install the upper bolts. A socket wrench with 12 mm socket is much quicker than using an open end wrench. Also, my wheel kit came with the wheels already installed...nice!
Got mine today and already assembling it slowly and cautiously. I note one thing in the video that may confuse newbies like myself. A 'number 6' hex wrench is 6 mm. So where he says a number 12 wrench, he means use a 12 mm wrench. The entire machine uses metric bolts and screws for assembly. It is also easier to install the lower bolts on the side panels, then flip base over to install the upper bolts. A socket wrench with 12 mm socket is much quicker than using an open end wrench. Also, my wheel kit came with the wheels already installed...nice!
Very informative series…just got mine today and going through the book and videos.