LOL

Thats gold

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The joke is good but some of my country friends admit to using multiple bucks to make one wall piece

Haha yes !

I'd be happier if they did the leg work and cleaned them list them on eBay because almost 100% sure that's the platform they were searching on and then wait six months to get a low-ball offer on the item. The Asking price of any item is not always if ever the actual selling price. search

@@tiggerpatchvintage1826 yep.. no concept for how these things work. You don't show ebay prices to someone buying at a yard sale. If you wanted ebay sale prices, then list it on eBay, dummy, and pay the fees, shipping, and deal with returns.

Thanks, yea it's great. I straightened out the bend in it and works 100% - yes will be doing more sidewalk videos for sure. They seem to be a favorite here

I must admit that I had no idea that the drawers alone were $15 a piece! That was a shock! Similarly, I bought a brand new Craftsman Tool Chest at a lady's house who lost her husband. It was never used, and was one if the tall, rolling types used in a commercial mechanics garage. It was worth $1500, but I paid $150. I felt so bad... so I gave her $200!

SCORE

Glad ya like them! More going up on the website soon, once I get some free time I'll post them.

Hope you enjoy it!

Everything takes just about three or 4 hours. I had this video edited and finished rendering before dinner time

Dude Chuck's BC Rich stealth is exactly what inspired me to build that "Succubus" design! If you're not too busy you might like my other channel KleshGuitars I uploaded two "luthier" type videos today doing frets on a Manta 7. Definitely keeping me busy lately

@@Klesh Awesome man. I'll check it out. I had a custom guitar made years ago by a luthier named Neal Moser, who used to design for BC Rich. It's awesome that you have that talent as well!

@@SalivateMetal Yea dude, Neil Moser stuff is awesome! I met him a few times going to NAMM in Anaheim always been nice to me.

Oh awesome!

Thanks for the tips!

Haha yeah - might not be that great because I know what I have 😆

Great tip!

OMG, this! You hold and heat it like clay, but it's metal and is quite expensive so this would be an incredible find!

I don’t know it’s been on my fingernail for like a week and I can’t get it off it’s not mustard I thought it was the first day I saw it

There are those of us that get great satisfaction from spending some time and bleach on a cooler. Pretty doesn't mean good. The converse is also true. As long as there's no holes, it's good.

He found your cooler bro!! 😄😄

@@MUDSWAT 🤣🤣 Hi there my friend. Hope all is well with you. Have a great Labor day! 🤗🤗

Hey @@ShirlBussman Thank you, you too. 🙂

@@MUDSWAT 🤗🤗

Diluted or straight nitric?

@@Klesh diluted with slow heat

I don't have a storefront, i do all of my guitar building and paydirt sales from my home.

@@Klesh Understood, when the time comes I will try and reach out to you. Would love to see your handmade guitars, i play mostly blues and rock in my free time. Thanks for the reply!

Nope I left it. It was only Gold filled , so only maybe a dollar or two worth of Gold, and the coin, since it's been mounted in jewelry, lost any numismatic value. It did look pretty cool though!

Good idea, then slap a new logo on it too

Yeah it looked like Baltic birch, a 4x8 sheet of 3/4” goes for $225 per sheet here in Denver.

@@Klesh $225!?!?! It’s $80 here in Ohio for birch.

@@MyScreenNameIsTroubledOne Baltic birch? Or birch plywood? Here they also sell birch plywood at Home Depot for about $80. I need to go to the specialty hardwood store to get the Baltic birch, they even have it in stock, which comes from Lithuania I believe.

@@Klesh must be regular birch then. We don’t call it Baltic, but I’ve had customers call it that. I never really looked into the difference so I didn’t correct them. Lol….

@@Klesh yeah I just looked up Baltic birch on our website. It’s definitely NOT that… wow. That goes from $300-$700. 🤯

Gold filled

Also the salt would probably eat that trashcan LOL

Never been over it, but I have driven north from anchorage before.

That's only if the backing is the original that came with the earring.

Didn’t even know thanks!

@@Klesh You're welcome. Just make sure they'r pre 90s Era. This video was fun. I think I now have a new hobby.

Not yet but plan on it

@@Klesh Maybe a refine would be a good colab with yur fellow tubers, Streetips or Mt Baker Mining?

Nope

Thanks I went ahead and searched "Tecumseh" on Craiglist and found a Cub Cadet 528 SWE snowblower, the guy wants $500 i emailed waiting on a response thanks@!

@@Klesh the older Tecumseh Engines actually have quite a bit of power and will last almost forever with normal maintenance. I live in Utah and I'm sure in Colorado it's the same for you but ethanol Blended fuel will kill your machine if left in there. Make sure you run ethanol-free Fuel and at the end of the year get all of the gas out of the machine otherwise you're setting yourself up for failure. When you inspect the machine make sure it starts easily and sounds like it runs properly. Also check the augers and transmission to make sure everything feels like it's normal. If one of the blades are spinning with the other isn't then it's a simple $5 fix for a shear pin but make sure you put new shear pins in the augers and not standard bolts. I see so many people that put a regular bolt in place of a shear pin and it will kill the transmission if you hit a chunk of ice or lock it up whereas a shear pin will break first and is a $5 fix. Check your oil to make sure it's not way over full and if it is that means there's most likely gas in the crankcase and that means you need carburetor work. Unfortunately most Tecumseh Engines don't have a drain on the bottom of the carburetor however some have a little spring push pin that you can push in but it makes it kind of a pain to drain. If it doesn't have a drain then at the end of the season you'll need to run the machine until it dies and as it starts to die turn the choke on to use the last little bit of gas out of the system.

Thank you! I contacted Gatti customer service and they told me they had to escalate my situation for that old lash because it’s such an old product

I’ll have to check it out

Haha is that a thing"? $10 around here is almost unheard of low price when eating these days, when getting some quick drive through food. After all, time is money

Knight451, read my own comment in newest.

it was only Gold Filled, not solid gold. Still a cool ring though

@@Klesh Ah i see, yeah looked pretty cool, good finds though man.

It's linked in the top comment of that short

Good question...

Yeah it dissolved didn't realize didn't show it

yep!

All bags are the “most fun” - depending on what level of difficulty you’re looking for. Check kleshgold.com for details - yes selling on Amazon just make sure the vendor is Klesh 👍⛏

@@Klesh hey thanks for the reply :)

i don't sell them i just keep them. I'll be melting a lot of it down in a future video