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i have a set of bit wrenches (ratcheting), mmmm i wonder how wide you wound have to pilot a hole for this to actualy have enough torque to get the screw in.

I have a tool like that its called the sok2 by socket and see. i like them as its easier that getting the multimeter out as faffing around with leads. i tried the one in the video but i found it to be a tad brittle, but nice vid anyway.

i made an extra long version of this for my home studio, it takes 5 guitars. all i can say is im so glad i have block walls because drywall wouldnt hold that.

@cboy739

studs are pretty strong, i've hung radiators on them (i'm a plumber). just dont go hanging your razorback straight onto the gyproc. an easy way to find the studs id with a magnet, you will find the screws that hold the gyproc to the stud no problem.

you would be better using a magnet and finding the wall studs instead of using those drywall anchors. trust me an accoustic might weigh about the same as a postage stamp but if you are talking about a les paul or even heavier a bass expect it to come right off because they are not a strong mount ...

how much would this cost to have it mine modded and posted to the uk.

way to go on the high priced paintjob.... ok some people will buy it and swear its different but lets face it dunlop aren't going to redesign the pedal entirely, its an eq, they only do what an eq is supposed to do "eq your sound". i'll give them one thing though the mxr is still the best reasona...

i have to say that an 18v cordless isn't my powertool of choice, id go with an sds as i core more walls than enough plus even getting a radiator hung round where i live is a nightmare as the walls are so hard. an apprentice i have working with me these days turned up with a rotary and it was smok...

ok im not being cheeky, but if your trap is leaking it could be that the washer is shot or that the nut isnt tightened far enough. the mechanics of that type of joint is that the rubber washer gets pushed down into the grove and bulges up, this jams between the inside wall of the fitting and the ...

i have to say being a plumber you mannaged that very well indeed, the only thing i could add is don't use vasaline or any oil based lubricants near o rings as oil degrades rubber (same as with condoms) it is better to use potable silicone grease as it is both food safe and it doesn't matter what ...

the problem with this kit is that once too often a job is about as straight forward as a rubiks cube, having a 30min time frame pushes it a bit close on an awkward job. the other issue is that if its the mains stopcock thats goosed your kind of up the proverbial creek as you cant freeze pressuriz...

@ultimatehandyman

spit make one for around 12 to 15 quid, it looks like a pop riveter and you use both hands, but more leverage so its easier. ive been using mine for a while now and it has never let me down. i have used the single handed too, just don't buy the silverline ones they are useless.

@Pimpmoble

considering that this is a folk song every version is a cover, but im getting what you are saying

@OldSchoolPatriot2012

i think its capitalist pigs more like......... communists have no care for intellectual property laws the idea of communists wanting to protect a profit making asset kind of defeats the who idea realy. but now the capitalist pigs in hollywood need keelhauled.

@brendogg

speaking as a scot..... i do know that kilts are worn in ireland aswell, infact all around the celtic fringe including wales and cornwall

its the lost child of johnny dimarco

@Eldererr

depends on the pedals and remember there is no loop. i shouldn't think that there would be too much of a problem, just remeber that certain pedals are problematic anyway as are certain amps, but ive never had a problem going into the front end.

@1Guug

leaving the amp on the brink so soft picking cleans up and harder causes it to break up. but the only reason i know that is that i could never get enough headroom on my blackstar 1w and if i was playing heavy handed it would go into full blown crunch

it could do metal, just depends on the deffenition of metal, once upon a time wasp were metal.............. now they have been demoted to classic rock :( . so yeah sounds good just not for anything in thepost thrash side of things, not that metallica don't use clean or anything without a sniff o...

bet you they never used the inserts, they done it up way tight. hep2o is childs play if you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. never understood why people speedfit or hep20 for diy, copper is cheaper, just cracks me up aswell when if they are going to plumb the house in the most expensive material possible...

ive been using the toolbox size bahco woodsaws, and it works just fine for me. i think my fiances uncle who is a tree surgeon uses a saw like that for brashing limbs.

there is an easier way to cut the pipe and it will be square, you put it in a mitre box and use a tennon saw. might seem dumb to do that, but any wood saw causes no extra burrs than a hacksaw, and it cuts quicker with a woodsaw. another little trick i have is take a bastard cut file an put a cham...

i do actualy like these as a product especialy for 1.25 inch and 1.5 inch waste pipe, not so much for 15 and 22 seedfit and hep2o, although i did nearly remove my finger with the old style hepworth cutters (can't do that with these). when it comes down to 15 and 22 though, ive never had a pipe de...

personaly id go with the mxr standard option, why, because i refuse to pay for a paintjob. see i do understand some sig gear (mick thompson ovation ect) is different from the standard production, but some is just a 20 quid paint job and some snake oil.

@Buckleyguitar

the problem with the dc brick is that it is not an isolated supply, its a glorified daisy chain. the problem with not having iso supplies you could get alot of cycle 60hz coming through your amp. if you arent looking to get an isolated system id just go with a normal daisy chain a...

@lilmatt619

imo it kinda depends on what kinda head room you are looking for the 100w has more headroom than the 50w. imo these amps are great because you can power scale them to 10% of their wattage, but genealy you have to bounce 100w off the walls to get any break up. i am no expert on pop p...

i like this for say "aqualung" where you have to capo on the fly. but beyond that its a pretty expensive capo when i have about 5 of them

@BCtheG

i can tell you that the effect on it isnt bad. it just takes out the un-musical noise, hiss and so on. all your palm muting still sounds like palm muting, but here is the improvement:

if you play a song where you mute between chords (eg master of the puppets) its silent between the chor...

@stevoe1000

iso cabs can be a bit boxy sounding sometimes, because you dont have the air around the mic, but its still the best way to record unless you want to throw a few thousand at a home studio. the only thing to realy watch out for is the cone and your mic might get cooked if you run the...

major points of info to note, for anyone interested:

- the valves are el34.

- this amp is a cathode biased amp so any matched pair of el34s can be put in.

- the standby is located inside the input jack, just wait 2 mins then plug in. to leave it on standby simple pull out the input lead.

- and ...

@MrtnRohdes it is as bad as a wah for tone loss, because you cant turn it off as there is no switch. a buffered true bypass looper is the best way to do it, bright onion make one that isn't too expensive. if you have it in say a 2 or 3 channel looper you can also put your wah in there and comple...

@pigebear

they are buffered i think, if not you could make one out of ratshack parts on the cheap. i use an external buffer, my first diy pedal. because im never more than 10' away from my board, the buffer makes it sound like im only running 10' of cable not the actual 80'+ feet in reality if ...

i love this pedal not for the emulated out, however nice that is i have an H&K tubemeister 18 with a DI built in so i have no use for it. the pedal sounded great though. i have to say im picky as hell when it comes to pedals, and im greatly impressed by it....................... nice pickin' btw

@livetoride3000

for what its worth you could probably get a low wattage valve amp for the same price or not much more, the valve in the pedal is going to get you to basicaly hybrid amp territory but you are still using a ss power amp where all the good stuff happens with valves. not saying this ...

@56Daut

the shaddows were around since '58 but they were known as the driffters. but bruce welch and hank marvin were playing together since school in various skiffle projects. their image was based on the fact that they were cliff richards backing band so maintained a rock n' roll style. fashi...

@HeRoSeNsEi

actualy the "fretless wonder" reffered to the pre 1963 sg/lp customs due to its extremely low action and extremely thin neck.

@Cowboy13ebop its like a guitar hero controller on 'roids i know. but you also have to admit that it would have its conceivable usages, do you think people took gibson seriously with the explorer at first, fender when they screwed the neck on, or steinberger when they made guitars headless but st...