Are there any videos anyone would find helpful?

[KurtHuhn]

I'm going to take a video of grinding a tool bit for tobacco chamber shaping tomorrow, as well as a video of it being employed (similar to a segment of a video of Former posted elsewhere on this site). Hopefully I'll get it shot and edited this weekend.

That leads to a question - are there any processes that anyone would find helpful to have a video on? Shank caps are something I've gotten some emails on, so I can add those to the list, but what would folks like to see demonstrated?

[LatakiaLover]

I've long wondered when it was better to use the electrically tunable exciton−plasmon coupling in a WSe2 monolayer embedded in a plasmonic crystal cavity approach, and when the improving defect-based quantum emitters in SiC via inorganic passivation was the way to go.

Thanks. You rock!

[Adui]

I'm going to take a video of grinding a tool bit for tobacco chamber shaping tomorrow, as well as a video of it being employed (similar to a segment of a video of Former posted elsewhere on this site). Hopefully I'll get it shot and edited this weekend.

That leads to a question - are there any processes that anyone would find helpful to have a video on? Shank caps are something I've gotten some emails on, so I can add those to the list, but what would folks like to see demonstrated?

Only if the process is shown without the use of a lathe. I am learning a lot about the limitations imposed without one..

Actually scratch that. I enjoy watching informational videos on all aspects of this hobby, and if its done with a lathe I still find useful tidbits.

[KurtHuhn]

I've long wondered when it was better to use the electrically tunable exciton−plasmon coupling in a WSe2 monolayer embedded in a plasmonic crystal cavity approach, and when the improving defect-based quantum emitters in SiC via inorganic passivation was the way to go.

Thanks. You rock!

So... a turbo incabulator, then?

I could probably whip one of those up. Capacitive deractince is not normally my ballywick, but let me see what I can do.

[UnderShade]

Shanks caps/rings and maybe military mounts?

[n80]

I would really like to see various ways in which shank caps/extensions are properly done. I understand the concept but would like to see it.

That and flux capacitors.

[UnderShade]

That and flux capacitors.

Dammit. I knew I was forgetting something...

[Adui]

I would really like to see various ways in which shank caps/extensions are properly done. I understand the concept but would like to see it.

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Dont know why I didnt think to ask for this. I have one I need to at least cap, and should add an extension to

[wdteipen]

Can you post a video on how to wire the electricals on a 1970 ironhead chopper with both kick and electric start? I'm having a hard time figuring mine out. Thanks a ton.

[KurtHuhn]

Can you post a video on how to wire the electricals on a 1970 ironhead chopper with both kick and electric start? I'm having a hard time figuring mine out. Thanks a ton.

Those have electricicals?? Mine just had a hamster clicking a lighter every time the piston moved past TDC...

[wdteipen]

Can you post a video on how to wire the electricals on a 1970 ironhead chopper with both kick and electric start? I'm having a hard time figuring mine out. Thanks a ton.

Those have electricicals?? Mine just had a hamster clicking a lighter every time the piston moved past TDC...

Mines a somewhat rare XLCH that was made with both kick and electric. I have the hamsters figured out. That's the easy part. It's everything else.

[LatakiaLover]

What Wayne imagines the world sees when he takes his "Harley" out for a spin:




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What they actually see:

[wdteipen]

What Wayne imagines the world sees when he takes his "Harley" out for a spin:




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What they actually see:

True story.

[KurtHuhn]

Can you post a video on how to wire the electricals on a 1970 ironhead chopper with both kick and electric start? I'm having a hard time figuring mine out. Thanks a ton.

Those have electricicals?? Mine just had a hamster clicking a lighter every time the piston moved past TDC...

Mines a somewhat rare XLCH that was made with both kick and electric. I have the hamsters figured out. That's the easy part. It's everything else.

According to my hastily conducted and shoddily put together google search using some other search engine, you're in luck! All you need is a Turbo Incabulator....

[wdteipen]

Those have electricicals?? Mine just had a hamster clicking a lighter every time the piston moved past TDC...

Mines a somewhat rare XLCH that was made with both kick and electric. I have the hamsters figured out. That's the easy part. It's everything else.

According to my hastily conducted and shoddily put together google search using some other search engine, you're in luck! All you need is a Turbo Incabulator....

Sweet! I saw that video is in the works so I'm in luck!