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Thanks Drives...you are indeed a fixture on this forum. Every one of your posts is a great example of kindness and courtesy, truly a model to aspire to. Your posts in my thread are a real motivation when it seems like it's radio silence out there...ha. You're correct in that the first video I...

I was going to mention...don't worry about a few bubbles in the pressure bleed supply line. As long as you have fluid in your master, it's all good. Just watch it on the first bleed and you'll see that the level in the master won't change a whole lot if everything is ok on the pressure bleeder...

Nice job in taking on this work..next time it will be faster :-) One thing I learned is that you really should test the copper content as well as moisture, or just flush every 3-4 years and forget testing. When you deep dive into brake fluid you realize that absorbing water is 100% by design...

Wow Nick, that is some solid advice. You're 100% right with the length as I do them non-scripted. What I used to do in the Cinevate days is just have a hit list of essential points on a flip chart off frame, and my team would be off camera to suggest a new take if something was too wordy etc...

Exactly. Sadly the sorry did not turn out so well for the bear :-(

These threads certainly highlight regional (and continental for that matter) differences in construction practices and how they differ mostly based on ROI, vs climate, vs building techniques. The Scand countries are all ahead of us with respect to efficiency, building code etc.

The guy who sprayed in a full canister of bear spray did far more damage than the bear did! I just had to repair the screen the bear tore off. There’s a small tear in a cushion but we’ve left it as a reminder of the visit.

That was this video, shot by a buddy of mine when yes, a black bear climbed into our trailer and did his thing. He sold the video rights (my buddy, not the bear!) to a viral video outfit, and also had it used in UK show about trailer fails. I've gotten a case of beer out of the deal...ha. I...

Wow, thanks for that. You answered a few questions I had, namely where/how is desiccant added, details of the spacer bar construction, and how argon is introduced. Had no idea argon levels are also monitored during the fill. I have thermal images of both our triple pane units (including an...

Thanks Drives :-) Channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/@WoodysWorksGarage