A Few Fixes & Builds

About This Video

Sixty-six seconds. Keys engraved by location because they all look the same. A rig for keeping revolver moon clips preloaded for the range. A rag box built three years ago with hinges made from glove fingers that has always annoyed him. A plug on the verge of failure saved with five-minute epoxy and shrink tube. A bent IMI trophy straightened with sheet metal screws. Each repair gets seconds, not minutes, which is exactly the amount of time most real repairs deserve. The rhythm of a working shop: problem, solution, next.

Transcript

These keys all look the same, so I engrave them by location. I built this to keep revolver moon clips preloaded

and organized for the range. Go back and forth. I built this rag box 3 years ago

and for some reason made the hinges out of glove glove fingers. It's always annoyed me. This plug was on the verge

of failure and I do not want to find another one. Five minute epoxy. Now I put it in this little rig resin hardener

and I'll put shrink tube bomb in it after. And it's for the light table. I don't have any replacement power cords for it. I don't know how I bent this,

but I bent it. My imi trophy number two sheet metal screws.

I didn't build this quarter20 mic adapter this month. It makes it so that a microphone can fit on the tripod.

But I made an arm for it so I could be further away from the tripod.

Products & Tools Mentioned

• five minute epoxy uses — adhesive used for various fixes