If you all approve of the content, feel free to use it in your reference section. I tried to make it very thorough and cover things I haven't seen in other videos.
Tony.
If you all approve of the content, feel free to use it in your reference section. I tried to make it very thorough and cover things I haven't seen in other videos.
Tony.
Good Job. This video would instill confidence in the first time barrel changer and educate a few that think they have it down.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Very well done....ptg bolt head info should be an eye opener for those buying parts for the "fun of it".
Whether or not PTG added extra material for a reason they should positively inform customers their product sometimes is not a direct "drop in" replacement.
Good job ..excellent video to help explain the process
Thanks for the kind words. Of course after filming, I'm watching it critiquing myself wondering why I kept calling the bolt head the bolt face.
But to the viewer, I'm sure they got the picture. I shot the footage maybe 2 months ago but hadn't had time to process the media. That and the fact that I didn't notice at the time that the camera was canted 3˚ during the opening introduction and it took me a while to figure out how to correct the rotation using Keynote.
I also got a new computer and wiped my old computer and the media didn't transfer to my new computer. I had to dig though my backup disk to find the media hidden in the files.
Tony.
very informative, thanks for posting.
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