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You saved me $175 for a piano tech to come out and take his time loosening the strings with that socket trick. Thank you

Got an advertisement for learning to play piano at the start of this video lol 😂

I get it 😔 great video

For someone who can't afford an acoustic and playing on 61 key Casio... I'm Devastated 😢

The screenshot at 5:29 is a racist trope. Totally not OK. Anywhere.

Pro-tip if you have allergies do it outside

I am SO glad I watched this, because I cannot get anyone to take my free piano and was at the point of wanting to bash it down, but when you talked about the dangerous part and knowing I could have slashed my face open WHOA, I am so glad I didn't do this! Thanks for the vid 😊

This is the best best best tutorial so far

Guess what.... there is now a newer model with 2 1/4 inserts on the wheels and I think the plastic is more plyable, the feet no longer screw to the vac bucket they just press on. This makes this design more flimsy overall..... still trying to work through it.

My problem is my 20 gal Rigid vacuum is so old the intake port is on the motor section, and not on the side of the base. Hard plumbing in would make removing the motor/filter section difficult, and there is no way to add a bag. Darn well-built long-lasting Rigid product!

Great content! I’m a beginner on my wood working journey and I love doing stuff like this

Hi

Suuuch a gorgeous painting

Congratulations, you basically did with your filter what happens inside a Rainbow vacuum and the Newcombe bagless before it. In these machines there is a spinning slotted cylinder called a centrifugal separator and in combination with a water bath, the separator keeps the majority of wet dust and dirt from entering the motor and going out the exhaust.

The painting is AMAZING, and the frame is perfect for it, too. Great job on all counts!

Me, too, I got it!

Great video. Good instructions and you made me laugh. Cambium lol

Beards and air tight seals just dont get along. Unless you want to wear a fully enclosed breather, either shave, put Vaseline or it is what it is.

lol... next time just use water... and do the cleaning somewhere outside

Have an old, needed to go to the graveyard piano that no one wanted and I was wondering how hard it would be to dismantle it. This video is great. Looks like I’ve found my summer project to tackle!

I get it.

Phenomenal!!! I've been trying to give a piano away for 2 years. NO ONE WANTS THEM. Thank YOU!

Have you tried the Dustopper?

So I’m wondering what you made from the parts. If you made the sculpture, can you post a link here? I can’t find it.

8:35 Absolutely brilliant. I'm borrowing that one. Thank you.

Salt is good to have in the shop, along with lime. edit: My bottle opener is hanging on the side of my drill press cabinet, beside my chuck key. Gotta have pops in the shop. Of course, not when you're working with power tools. Only for clean up.

Hello, music police? I'd like to report a crime.

Totally get it ! Great video, thank you 👍🏼

So sad

This video was perfect! It guided me through the whole process and when I was unsure, I emailed you and you responded assuring me that the strings wouldn't snap back at me when loosening them. Everything went so smoothly and I really appreciated it!

3:43 My aunt has this EXACT piano at her house. It's a really nice instrument to play, shame this one had to go though.

4 year old video, so not sure if you’ll see this comment; But at 4:15 you mentioned you’d be using that hammer assembly for an art piece. I’m about to disassemble a 1940s-era Story & Clark spinet that’s no longer tunable and would love to find a way to preserve and display elements of the piano. (It was my mom’s as a child, and the one I learned on between the ages of 6 and 18, so it has sentimental value. I just don’t want to move it anymore. )

Thanks a ton! I searched “cheap and easy diy sound booth” and this came up. But not after an ad for a very expensive 6 person sound proof booth. At least the algorithm brought me to this video because I need to start recording my audiobook this weekend. Thanks again!!

Perfect, just i was waiting for

Awesome! thanks for sharing your tips and craftsmanship. Your video is an inspiration so I cannot wait to try this myself with a cheap but beautiful canvas my wife bought a few days ago.

That fan hack will be getting done today. 👍🏻

Should have put some tape on the strings when taking them off. That would have saved your ears.

I get it!

Thanks so much for this video Sadly im not talented to paint my own but i found someone does amazing paintings and i just purchased two 32x48 inch paitings and was trying figure out best way go about framing them ill be trying this method thanks!

What wood are you using?

That's good advice for those who need to clean the filter and although it's not cheap, I have continually used bags for my vac. I don't have to remove and clean my filter and I don't have to worry about any dust because everything is contained in the bag. Alot less time involved changing bags compared to cleaning the filter

I’m a 71 year old female destructing a piano right now- I learned so much- thanks!!

I get it!

I get it!

Just wondering if you have any ideas on that type of bench to widen it? any ideas would help ty

Just acquired an old "grandpa's bench" and this will work very well for me ty

I so get it. Am just taking apart my family piano which has so much story attached to it. Replacing it with a new one which will be lovely, but seriously hard to do!!!!

I get it. I am watching so I can dismantle my Dad's piano . He passed away when I was 12 so those memories are precious

I get it