Mini 14 firing pin for sale Videos

• 1. Ultimate DIY Small Parts Organization Caddy
• 2. HOW TO SELL YOUR SCOOTER PARTS FOR GOOD $$$
• 3. Parts made on the mini lathe
• 4. Mini 8ight T Guide - Vid 2 Parts Used
• 5. Riff Raff Balancing Boat Deck Board Game, Balance Your Parts Matey!
• 6. 2008 YAMAHA FZS1000 FZS 1000 FZ1 MOTOR AND PARTS FOR SALE ON EBAY!
• 7. Bugatti 57SC Sports Tourer by Vanden Plas 1937
• 8. Airbrush by Wow No.660 " Mini Totenköpfe auf einer Pistole " deutscher Kommentar
• 9. Airbrush by Wow No.659 " Mini Skullz on a Gun " with english commentary

Ultimate DIY Small Parts Organization Caddy

User Comments

zach crabtree commented on 30 Jan 2016

Great work Linn! Are you using good old fashioned wood glue to glue the MDF?

Darbin Orvar commented on 30 Jan 2016

+zach crabtree Hi Zach! Yes, just regular wood glue.

TheWoodWerker commented on 28 Jan 2016

Looks Great Linn! Thumbs up! Proud to be a Subscriber! Have A Super Blessed Week!..... Gus

Darbin Orvar commented on 28 Jan 2016

+TheWoodWerker Thanks!

David Clark commented on 27 Jan 2016

Great project. Such an inspiration for me to get motivated.

Darbin Orvar commented on 28 Jan 2016

+David Clark Thanks David!

Know What Mom Knows commented on 27 Jan 2016

Linn...I enjoyed this video very much!! I enjoyed the fact that you also used safety gear often!! good for you cause new woodworkers will copy what they see...so ya...I loved how safe you are :-) From MY Channel to YOUR Channel I hope you have the BEST YEAR EVER Here in 2016!!! Know What Mom Knows Shelly Cole

Darbin Orvar commented on 28 Jan 2016

+Know What Mom Knows Thanks Shelly!

Mark Hazlewood commented on 27 Jan 2016

I've been thinking of a similar design for all my screws and small fasteners. I'm going to make the drawer fronts from plexiglass so I can see what is inside. Another idea is to use the size screw or fastener as the drawer pull. Thanks for sharing your ideas...now I can steal a few.

Darbin Orvar commented on 28 Jan 2016

+Mark Hazlewood I bet that would look pretty neat :)

Greg Stewart commented on 25 Jan 2016

Great project. I also love that it features and stores your past projects and future tools. I think it was a good choice not to put separators in the drawers, more trouble than benefit. Cheers.

Darbin Orvar commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Greg Stewart Thanks Greg!

Tomás Gerardo Guadarrama Sánchez commented on 25 Jan 2016

Great video and good project

Darbin Orvar commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Tomás Gerardo Guadarrama Sánchez Thanks Tomas!

Ashley In Beauty Land commented on 24 Jan 2016

I recently saw a dresser with a similar concept to this at hobby lobby. I think it was made for scrapbooking, so it had tons of small shallow drawers, mixed with various other size drawers. I'm going to have my husband help me diy something similar to what I saw, and this video was exactly what I needed to figure out how to construct what I'm looking for!

Ashley In Beauty Land commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Darbin Orvar There's never enough drawers! :D

Darbin Orvar commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Ashley In Beauty Land Glad you got some inspiration! I think we all could use some more drawers in our lives :)

HOW TO SELL YOUR SCOOTER PARTS FOR GOOD $$$

User Comments

Kaylen McCormack commented on 11 Aug 2015

What's a good filming camera for $400 and below?

Misunderstood Bastard commented on 09 Sep 2015

What are some good scooters ?

Ryan Ashfield Media commented on 01 Aug 2015

thanks man

Jack Malone commented on 01 Aug 2015

Great advice, cheers

Jack Projects commented on 01 Aug 2015

Great vid g

Charlie Johnson commented on 01 Aug 2015

beard

kristian lyras commented on 04 Sep 2015

Song?

Parts made on the mini lathe

User Comments

Keith Preston commented on 23 Feb 2016

Also curious about the lens adapter. How did you mount it on the lathe and manage to do all the threading without hitting the chuck? Also, was it a problem to hold something as thin as this without crushing it but yet holding it tight enough to machine? Great videos! I'm learning a lot from your channel! Thanks.

Frank Hoose commented on 23 Feb 2016

+Keith Preston To be honest, I did it so long ago that I don't remember how I held the workpiece. I probably bored it out first and then held it from the inside using the 3-jaw chuck. That would avoid the risk of crushing it, but care still would be needed to avoid distorting it out-of-round. I had to grind a special threading tool, about 1/16" across at the tip, to reach into the tight space. I turned the spindle using a hand-crank that I often use for close-tolerance threading work.

Paul Cote commented on 20 Feb 2016

Hi Frank on the lens camera adaptor I like to find out about more on them threads

Paul Cote commented on 24 Feb 2016

very helpful ty for the information  will keep you on my list  ty again

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Feb 2016

+Frank Hoose After more checking, the thread pitch is .75 mm. The thread had a burr on it that was preventing it from threading in all the way.

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Feb 2016

+Paul Cote I did some more research and it looks list .75 is the standard pitch for camera lens accessories is this diameter range.//www.2filter.com/prices/B+W_filters/bwregsizes.html

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Feb 2016

Hmmm...  Now that I'm checking it, I noticed that the thread does not screw into to the camera lens all the way, so that thread pitch may be incorrect.  I'll see if I can figure it out. The threads are so small and shallow that it's very difficult to use a thread pitch gage on them.

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Feb 2016

I just checked it. Looks like the camera side is 46x.75 mm and the "filter" side is 49x.75 mm

Paul Cote commented on 24 Feb 2016

+Frank Hoose  I mean what pitch  threads are they like0.75 mm? that what I meant to sorry

Frank Hoose commented on 23 Feb 2016

+Paul Cote I'll think about doing a video on that sometime in the future. At present, I have a backlog of other videos that I need to get done.

Tom Granberg commented on 18 Dec 2014

I tried going to your web site, but it wont load.

Tom Granberg commented on 26 Dec 2014

+Frank Hoose Thank you:-) It works now.

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Dec 2014

+Tom Granberg I may have just found the problem.  When include "mini-lathe.com" in the text of a mesage, Google changes it to a link, but the link doesn't work unless I include "//mini-lathe.com"

Frank Hoose commented on 24 Dec 2014

+Tom Granberg Hmmm... I'm not sure what the problem could be. I haven't changed anything for years other than adding new content.  It's mini-lathe.com

Mini 8ight T Guide - Vid 2 Parts Used

User Comments

Jon MRC commented on 26 Aug 2014

Doesn't rc cars get allittle boring to you? Im still in the hobby but not as motivated as constantly working on my cars. There really hasn't been any innovations in forever. 

Jon MRC commented on 26 Aug 2014

+RepEvox 1/8th Gas Monster trucks  have been around forever, brushless systems arnt improving, other than minor changes in cooling, and massive rebranding. Battery chemistry has changed since lipos have been mass produced, again other than rebranding. Kits never change, there all the same car, with different bodies, and inclusions of products like brushed motors. Tell me when a whole new car comes out from traxxas or hpi. 

Riff Raff Balancing Boat Deck Board Game, Balance Your Parts Matey!

User Comments

Sharry Manaois commented on 30 Jan 2014

I love your channel and do more awesome stuff love your channel

LuckyPennyShop.com commented on 30 Jan 2014

Thanks Sharry!

Emily Parsons commented on 29 Jan 2014

I love your videos I do comment a lot but can you do the toy story characters please I think they would be really cool and fun for your kids

Emily Parsons commented on 31 Jan 2014

Like the floppy toys like off the movie I have a woody his arms and legs are floppy and he has Andy on tis foot +LuckyPennyShop.com

LuckyPennyShop.com commented on 30 Jan 2014

Hey thanks!  There are a ton of toys for Toy Story.  Are you asking about the movie figures?

M.J.F. MacKenzie commented on 29 Jan 2014

Wow, that look frustrating, but fun. 

M.J.F. MacKenzie commented on 29 Jan 2014

+Sckita gogoleshtrs Yes, because if you don't have steady hand and end up knock over all of the games pieces. Or you end up doing what Dave did (not to step on anybodies toes). Also Sorry I mean:Wow, that looks ... not look.

Sckita gogoleshtrs commented on 29 Jan 2014

frustrating buttfun? 

2008 YAMAHA FZS1000 FZS 1000 FZ1 MOTOR AND PARTS FOR SALE ON EBAY!

User Comments

andres sanchez commented on 30 Nov 2013

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andres sanchez commented on 09 Jan 2014

Si ya lo consegui mi amigo q estas en los Estados Unidos me lo compro justo ayer

Cram djcram commented on 09 Jan 2014

+andres sanchez buenas noches ,que pena amigo ud ya consiguió el motor 

andres sanchez commented on 30 Nov 2013

[email protected]

Bugatti 57SC Sports Tourer by Vanden Plas 1937

Airbrush by Wow No.660 " Mini Totenköpfe auf einer Pistole " deutscher Kommentar

User Comments

Batarejkin commented on 23 Mar 2016

Hello, it is possible that small template for cutting plotter?

Batarejkin commented on 23 Mar 2016

+Uli Bast thx. Laser power of money, Iam occasionally playing with airbrush

Uli Bast (Airbrush by WOW) commented on 23 Mar 2016

+Batarejkin Hi ,  I don´t know I´m using a Laser Plotter for this

Airbrush by Wow No.659 " Mini Skullz on a Gun " with english commentary

User Comments

Uli Bast (Airbrush by WOW) commented on 23 Mar 2016

Hi , Mini Skull stencils available here --> //www.wowair.de/deal%20of%20the%20week.html

Shampoo Wow commented on 22 Mar 2016

Awesome video! I like it