Making a 2x48 Belt Sander pt 5 Tips

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This is part 5 of a 7 part video series where I construct a 2" x 48: belt sander. Be sure & watch all the videos in this build when available. Also, follow me on INSTAGRAM-- mrpete222
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@34tab Год назад

thanks I am gathering parts now

@theforce2802 5 лет назад

Love the comment "The definition of an expert is somebody that's at least 50 miles from home" so true!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@bobnwashington5966 4 года назад

Expert; Ex is a has been. Pert is a drip under pressure.

@mce1919A4 5 лет назад

Nice work, thank you.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@richardlafleur5663 5 лет назад

This is the third time I've tried to watch this video and for some reason I only get 4 min. and 37 sec. of it. I feel cheated in watching a great video from a great man. I hope I get all of pt. 6.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

I just tried it on my computer and it works fine. And 9000 people have watched it without complaint.I wonder if it is your browser. Try it on a different device.

@JamesDedmon 5 лет назад

First of all I tend to agree on folks not appreciating craftsmanship, I get it from friends and some family often. I’m loving the build and the way you go about doing things, too many creators want to impress folks with complicated CAD drawings that they sit down with first. You work like I do straight out of your head, you have the vision of the project and build it. That is a craftsman. Keep it up, oh by the way check your mail, I sent you a little something for helping me out on a project.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you, I will watch

@jerryshay221 2 года назад

WoW I haven't heard 'dime store' used in decades.

@stanervin6108 5 лет назад

Sped right up after that coffee! 🍵

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@MrUbiquitousTech 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete has the best coffee.

@stanervin6108 5 лет назад

@@MrUbiquitousTech I agree! I love coffee, too! A nice cup of homemade stovetop cocoa made with milk is very good too (especially with a shot of Kahlua!) ☕

@componenx 5 лет назад

A hippy and a swinger... I don't know if I should be proud or sad! ;-) Great video as usual!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@donstor1 5 лет назад

Groovy it is. Thanks Mr. Pete.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@JeffreyJonesRecumbentRider 5 лет назад

The definition of an expert is that an ex is a has-been and a spurt is a drip under pressure.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@elsdp-4560 5 лет назад

THANK YOU...for sharing.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

👍

@naning135 5 лет назад

thank you for all your videos and your swedish humor greetings from sweden....

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

👍👍👍

@P61guy61 5 лет назад

Thank you for posting.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@RRaucina 3 года назад

This is way late but that toggle is rated in DC 50 amps. 20 amp ac toggle switches are very common however. Zoro is a great source for these switches.

@kevinwillis9126 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing sir..

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@alexprimrose3523 5 лет назад

Hi tubalcain Mrpete222 I very much appreciate your wealth of knowledge and experience, not only that but the gift of being able to pass that on through teaching is an art in itself.I am in the process of watching all you're videos whether relevant to what I am doing or not because I find them informative stimulating and humorous. I don't often comment but please take this appreciation and apply to all your videos. Many Thanks from Scotland. Alex.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you very much, I'm glad you like my videos. And thank you for encouraging me at a time when I need it

@MrUbiquitousTech 5 лет назад

That's completely true, having knowledge is one thing, but few lack the skill to actually teach the knowledge. Mr. Pete has that.

@gmatheny8819 3 года назад

Re-wire that motor to 220v. Double the voltage, half the current. It will run better, easier and your electric bill will be less. Your tag on the motor shows close to 18 amp draw on 110v and 9amp draw on 220v

@Corazoo1 5 лет назад

Hi Mr Pete I have a little suggestion for you thinking of your two springs at the bottom of the tube i will put a washer the same diameter of the springs between them because with the vibration they will screw one with another and you will loose belt tension. This is my two cents comment :)

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@apollorobb 5 лет назад

Lyle Your a super star .I dont give 2 flying patoots what the media says !!! And an expert broken down is EX= Has been & Spert= Under pressure .....Rim Shot lol

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@michaelhale4041 5 лет назад

The news media lost out on doing a story on a store of so many great machinist in one area. Even more lost out on talking about one of their own great citizens the so many came to meet and talk with. And yes you are a great person in many ways

@Watchyn_Yarwood 5 лет назад

Don't worry about the furnace. It's barely noticeable on video. I would not even known it until you mentioned it!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you, sometimes I over analyze things. Making problems when there aren't any

@jerrywallis599 5 лет назад

Cant believe how much I've learned from watching many of your videos. Thank you sir: I was ready to give up on my lathe till I found out what I was doing wrong.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you, I'm glad I'm glad I helped

@RRINTHESHOP 5 лет назад

I have lots of experts who comment. Well done so far, you have inspired me to design my own 2 x 48, I even have 2 motors set aside.

@pierresgarage2687 5 лет назад

2 motors...??? Is it gonna be a 4 wheel drive...??? lol

@tom87pate 5 лет назад

It's the same thing every weekend for me. I'm using my G.I. bill to take a gunsmithing course from an accredited university. Each week I must write four four-hundred word essays pertaining to various gun-related topics. I dread writing these papers because I work full-time, and writing the papers takes up most of my time every weekend. You see, I use Mr. Pete's videos as an excuse to delay writing my papers when I wake up. When he uploads a new video I somehow justify sitting in my chair, drinking four cups of coffee, and watching two hours of new/old machining videos, when I should be typing a paper. Such is life. Thanks Mr. Pete for being such a likeable and informative man.

@MaturePatriot 5 лет назад

Get you some DRAGON software, it makes writing those papers so much faster, if you are a hunt and peck typist like me. I was a 65wpm typist in High School, but if you don't use it you lose it, and I didn't use it for 20 years.

@tom87pate 5 лет назад

@@@MaturePatriot: Thanks for the advice. I will look into to it.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you, but you get your homework done first. I dreaded writing papers and graduate school

@minskmade 5 лет назад

what a treat it is to wake up on saturday morning and see a new tublacain video in my cue. Nice build. thank you for all the time you take producing your awesome content.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@stxrynn 5 лет назад

I didn't notice the furnace at all. But if it remains a problem, get a mic mixer, point a mic at the spite furnace, wired out of phase with your mic. You should be able to knock the sound down a lot like that. You can adjust the audio level of the spite mic to just match the level of furnace noise you hear, and it's gone-ish. Too much fun.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

That sounds like a lot more work and expense then just turning the darn thing off

@stxrynn 5 лет назад

That all depends upon your relationship with She Who Must Be Obeyed. If you are on good terms, you can turn it off. But don't forget too many times to turn it back on, or the mixer idea may start to look like the better option!!! Keep warm up there, Santa Pete. I'm thinking about you in the great white north while I'm laying by the pool...trying to figure out how to keep the dog from digging trip holes all over the yard....

@silverbullet7434 5 лет назад

Thanks Lyle, great to see the little add one to make it work better.

@rogerwilliams8339 5 лет назад

I dont work to plans either ,Ime adapting a 1940 G talor lathe to drive with a v belt ,all the best from roger Gibbs from the uk

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

That is awesome

@tomrspears 4 года назад

One of my favorite builds that u have done. Great explanation of many details.

@theworkshopmechanicchannel3296 5 лет назад

Thanks for the latest sarga oh I mean episode MrPete 🤭

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes thanks

@jodydoakes8754 5 лет назад

Have watched all parts of this project. Really enjoy! I have an old 2x42 Dayton. One of my most used tools.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@MetrologyEngineer 4 года назад

I can't stand not having the machines to repair the minimal amount of machinery I've bought used. Always trying to figure out what half broken machine would be best to buy to fix the greatest number of my other half broken machines...

@clifffiftytwo 5 лет назад

Getting my Saturday started just right watching your video. I've been watching for several years and without fail, learn something from every one. I've got this old motor out in the shop...I laughed out loud when you mentioned running to the hardware rather than looking for something on the floor, too.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@jerrydottor6669 4 года назад

Thank you Mr Pete, I built a Kalamazoo 2 x 48 belt grinder as per your instuctions, the 5 inch drive wheel I made from birds eye maple, the motor is a 3/4 hp flange mount swimming pool motor the support plate I used is1/4 plate, and the upper wheel I used one from a skate board, I used my chums lathe to cut the keyway, it works flawlessly thanx a whole lot Jerry.

@y0utubeu5ername 5 лет назад

I really admire your tenacity and determination to see a project through! I'm in my early 60's and I've already thrown in the towel, these days I find it much more appealing to be a watcher rather than a doer. LOL

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Sadly, sometimes that's the way I am also

@daleburrell6273 5 лет назад

I FEEL EXACTLY THE SAME WAY-!!!

@rustymachineshop9456 5 лет назад

A 1 video again thanks Mr pete

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@zuke-ci4vd 5 лет назад

"The Furnace of Spite" noise is far in the background of the audio and is of no concern. The dulcet tones of your voice fill our ears with knowledge and insight to make us better Machinists for eons to come. Fear not this "Furnace of Spite" nor "Neighbors of Spite", for they are fleeting, and thee are...The Great!...Tubalcain!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks lol

@robertburns2415 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@mikekrening7327 5 лет назад

Good morning mister Pete! Just an idea how about taking printed Wheels and truing them on the lathe... is the printed material durable enough? Just a concept think about it and let us know! Thanks for everything you do!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes, that is a possibility. If they are printed 100% solid and from ABS plastic.

@amundsen575 5 лет назад

that switch is an automotive switch which is rated for low voltage . it will work but you may not get 50,000 cycles out of it! or the blessings from NEC

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@Nodularguy1 5 лет назад

Thank you Mr Pete. I really appreciate you making these videos. As a hobbyist machinist and metal working enthusiast I look forward to all your videos.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@Daledavispratt 5 лет назад

The build is coming along very well. A good belt grinder/sander is one of the most useful tools in any shop, wood or metal. Thanks, Mr. Pete! :-)

@emilbeeg4550 5 лет назад

Yet another wonderful build project. Thank you for sharing your ideas and skills from the machines and the workbench. Always look forward to another video.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@chakathewolf 5 лет назад

I've been using regular light switches for projects like this. They are rated 15 amps and cost about fifty cents.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@knexmachina 5 лет назад

Pete regarding the definition of an expert Ex is something that has been. Spurt is a drip under pressure.

@ruperthartop7202 5 лет назад

Great stuff. Thanks MrPete

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@FredMiller 5 лет назад

Boy you certainly work faster after a cup of coffee! LOL I am not positive but if that switch is from NAPA and is for a 12 volt system it might be too light. The 50 amp x 12 volts is only 600 watts. If your motor draws 15 amps at 120 volts you would need a switch that would be rated at minimum of 1800 watts.

@greaser5691 5 лет назад

Fred, This is what I was thinking. We see Echlin branded gear in the antipodes intended for automotive use so the switch may not be rated for mains voltage, so you may very well be correct. However, I will take you to task in that the "watts" are not important here... Ratings with switches are: 1: the contact current rating. 2: the contact voltage rating. Exceeding either value is a show-stopper. That is: you could have a good-for-240V switch rated for 10A (= 2400W) , but at 12V that same switch is STILL only good for 10A (120W)... Note, my comment is still not completely accurate, AC and DC have different interruption ratings, a switch might be good for 'interrupting a circuit' at 120VAC but only good for 32V DC (random numbers!) but these are often marked with AC & DC ratings). Greetings from Adelaide, South Australia.

@greaser5691 5 лет назад

@Barry Manilowa Thanks for that (note: I hold an electronic engineering qualification) but we're moving off-topic. You ARE correct, cost shortcuts can (and will) be taken in a manufacturing contexts to minimise the PLU/SKU count, but best ratings will be shown - it would be commercial suicide to do otherwise. In design and implementation, though, you can only be sure of what is actually written on the part (or datasheet or whatever), and if you exceed those you are asking for trouble. Specific to the video reference, integrated indicators do limit these ratings, but that wasn't the point of Fred's comment (I think :) )

@plainwornout3964 5 лет назад

I agree with you Fred.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

If it blows. I replace

@greaser5691 5 лет назад

@@mrpete222 You Sir, ARE a practical man, after all. : ) That is why I'm here, and I'm pretty sure that's why we're all here :)

@remberto2008 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete, Your local newspaper was not interested due to jealousy, because I am sure you have more youtube subscribers than they have readers.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol. That's funny

@MrUbiquitousTech 5 лет назад

@@mrpete222 At nearly 200K subscribers that's probably pretty accurate.

@mikeduhm5325 5 лет назад

Thanks for showing the springs you used, I was wondering how that would work out

@johnapel2856 5 лет назад

Ok. Groovy, swinging, spite furnace, definition of an expert... We have established that you just ain't right in the head, haven't we? Good. Having said that, this is a good series of videos. They show the complete process of making something from planning to construction. Well done as usual. Thanks.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@danbreyfogle8486 2 года назад

You got extra credit on this one as I wanted to watch this twice as I found your work interesting. Well and I was watching it late at night and I need not tell you what happened. I went on-line looking for a sander like this to purchase this morning, do you know that something of this quality is nearly a thousand dollars in February of 2022? I won't own one of these at those prices.

@mrpete222 2 года назад

Wow, did not know they cost that much

@billchiasson2019 5 лет назад

Great build! Awesome video as always. I enjoy your common sense approach to building things very enjoyable to watch thank you for your efforts in these videos.

@martybernier9313 5 лет назад

Always buy two of what ever you need. One to use, and one to lose!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@flintknappingtools 5 лет назад

no worries! can't hear the furnace, but I do hear the neighbor's mower

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@ActiveAtom 5 лет назад

Good morning Mr. Pete from California, having a desert coffee and a lesson provided by you on making a belt grinder, have a great rest of the day, we are out swinging some parts together for a flume motor rebuild after your video of course. Great alignment and you have a grinder running good during testing, nice to see the grinder operate.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@franksmodels29 5 лет назад

Great vid , thanks again Mr. Pete 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@DSCKy 5 лет назад

They resemble motorcycle clutch springs...

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@josepimann7384 5 лет назад

Mr.P: No blue prints, no quality control, you probley work like that too sometimes. Me: what's a blueprint?

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@ralphgould2783 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete, Furnace blower is not noticable in your video. You could use a lavalier mic clipped on your shirt to help with background noise. These are the type you see news anchors wearing. Good video.

@GibClark 5 лет назад

👍👍👍👍

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@johnstrange6799 5 лет назад

Undoubtedly you have more subscribers than the local newspaper. :)

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@Halli50 5 лет назад

So, if you lose a spring, a clip or other small items, in your old age you have learned not to bother looking for it, just get another one. My experience as well. BUT - have you noticed that the moment you stop looking for it (or get another one), the original lost item turns up almost immediately! Law of nature - or is it Murphy's law? I forget...

@Mentorcase 5 лет назад

Just last night I was fitting a small circlip to a grinder and Mr Pete's words went through my mind about them circlips slip and shot out sight and thought yep I'm going to be real careful so that doesn't happen and pwang and it was gone, luckily I caught site of it landing on the ground and managed to grab it back, usually when I lose a clip or something it seems to enter a new dimension and disappears from this world.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@Halli50 5 лет назад

@@Mentorcase ...and returns back to our universe the moment you stop looking for it...

@cdrom1070 5 лет назад

With regards to the switch: if you work with power supplies that are split phase compatible be sure to use a double pole switch on them because some will energize the 0VDC output to phase when they are turned off. I had a close call with this and I always install double pole switches when I can to add another layer of protection.

@plainwornout3964 5 лет назад

Wow! I'm having trouble with my furnace since last night so I'm paying attention to it. Right when you said "hear that furnace again" my furnace kicked on. Go figure😯

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@BronZeage 5 лет назад

If you want to be an expert, find someone who just bought something at an auction and tell them they got a good deal. They will automatically assume you know more about it than they do.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@cdrom1070 5 лет назад

also with regards to your square problems, I like to use magnetic squares, particularly the 'magswitch' brand that's a bit pricey, for things like this.

@time7559 5 лет назад

Hi Lyle maybe it was the camera angle but the ream seemed to be running out ?

@actualsurfer 5 лет назад

Suggestion: Epoxy a wooden handle onto the upper wheel axle and that will aid in adjusting the tracking and compressing the arm to change belts.

@M4nusky 5 лет назад

"Springs comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, except the one you need." -ThisOldTony

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@jmh8743 5 лет назад

good comments. I noticed you change backdrop. old one didnt bother me. also i will acknowledge lot of time editing reqd. i sold a motorcycle and my old surveying equip and used youtube to show it worked. when i got done with video i questioned my actual need to sell.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

That sellers remorse

@ramsay19481 5 лет назад

I have seen cover plates for the rear of small electric motors that are dimpled to give room for a switch ...Why should the switch be double pole if you are running on 115 volt? Just use the single pole to open the hot line of a properly grounded plug.... The neutral does not need to be open....

@davidharris6581 5 лет назад

James Herriot: "You are never a prophet in your own land."

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes thanks

@HoneyGlzedHam 5 лет назад

All you need is some Benny Hill music after your cup of coffee! 😂🤣

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@mikenixon9164 5 лет назад

IF I had room I wood build one . Saving room for Clausing mill. LOL

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes lol

@MaturePatriot 5 лет назад

Tubalcain and morning coffee, WOW!! Will be building one of these, Good Lord willing and I live that long. Have everything I need except the wheels and the abrasive belts. It is a very "COOL" and "GROOVY" video. Where did you get your bearings, I want good quality bearings. I needed a spring for the Lisle drill grinder, found a box of 400 various sized compression springs for $12.00 on the FB Marketplace.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Got the bearings on Feebay. Probably Chinese

@michaelclark2840 5 лет назад

"If you're a swearing man you will start swearing" love it!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@trollforge 5 лет назад

It's a shame about the flex in the backing plate. Adding the rest of the base plate for a 90 degree flip stand and take at least 50% of that out wouldn't it?

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@RGSABloke 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete, forget paper media, it days are numbered whereas your youtube media will last for ever. Keep sharing please? Kindest regards. Joe.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@benbayer4575 5 лет назад

Hey Mr. Pete! Love your videos. Question: Have you done any videos on the Machinist Handbook? Organization, reading, interpreting, etc? As a young machinist I know there is a lot of great info in it but it makes my head spin trying to figure things out sometimes. Thanks!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

That would make a good video I guess

@benbayer4575 5 лет назад

As well as any common processes where practice is different than "instruction".

@trialnterror 5 лет назад

Of course you mean you like to go to the park....right 😘 (they have swing sets....😂)

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@DixieDee 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete: Making RU-vid Great Again!

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thank you very much

@MrPatdeeee 5 лет назад

Amen, amen and AMEN

@47marwynne 5 лет назад

I have a question about the ring with the knob that is used for adjusting the tracking. After it is adjusted do you continue you to tighten it to hold the position or is there a set screw that holds the ring in place? Excellent videos and truly enjoy them. I needed a two inch sander and in the process of building your design. I have the wheels , frame, shafts made. Thanks so much for your ideas and skill.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes, tighten it

@MrUbiquitousTech 5 лет назад

Thanks Mr. Pete! This is an incredibly useful project, every shop needs a good belt sander and this is far better then the imports you can buy. Not to mention the satisfaction of doing it yourself. You know by now no one in your audience ever complains about your videos being too long! ;o) No, didn't hear your furnace turn on, you have a quiet one. But as cold as you get out in the midwest it's understandable if we did hear it. Just like hearing a fire engine here in California as our state burns down all around us. :(

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Thanks

@moshegalimidi2302 5 лет назад

thankssssssssssssssss

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@kmalnasef1512 5 лет назад

👍

@chrischapel9165 5 лет назад

Mr pete...being a man that wears both a belt and suspenders does that help in being a swinging type of guy ?LOL

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes, I am a real swinger, LOL

@frankinpattaya 5 лет назад

Lyle, you and “Tim the tool man” would make a great show together,, I would watch it for hours, Regards Frank

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@chrischapel9165 5 лет назад

Did not a certain carpenter say ; a prophet is without honour in his hometown?

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes indeed

@dalegriggs5392 5 лет назад

Mr. Pete, Love the North Side Pride shirt! I told my wife yesterday when something drops to the floor it disappears. This was after I dropped a 1/4 inch nut and just simply reached in the tray for another one. She asked me why I didn’t pick up the one I dropped. I told her I’d find it or not when I swept the floor. Things do take an amazing disappearing act when dropped or place below eye level. Another reason I don’t look for things dropped is it just ain’t that easy to get down to floor level these days and twice as hard to get vertical again. That’s the main reason I buy the bulk packages of nuts and washers and other small items often used.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

It seems that we think a like

@mclem4u 5 лет назад

A lot of tedious work I see. I find the torpedo levels aren’t worth a plug nickel in my trade of plumbing and pipefitting. Now I see why you use round stock instead of square, which would be problematic with round springs and collars in/on the riser support .Good job

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@michaelkenefick 5 лет назад

Your definition of an expert has a restaurant equivalent. It seems the better restaurants are always never near your home. You have to travel to the other side of town to get "good" food. That is my opinion.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

That is a truism

@argee55 5 лет назад

I’m trying hard to figure out why anyone would give this video a thumbs down, unless it was the local media outlet.

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

lol

@MrUbiquitousTech 5 лет назад

And people that are scared to do things with their minds and their hands.

@silverbullet7434 5 лет назад

Hate spell Ck , it's add on not one....ugh

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes, it ruins most of my comments

@bluedeath996 5 лет назад

Am I first?

@mrpete222 5 лет назад

Yes

@bluedeath996 5 лет назад

@@mrpete222 I don't normally go in for this sort of competition, but when in Rome, plus pure luck. I always enjoy watching your videos, thank you for your continued entertainment and knowledge.

@docward7061 5 лет назад

Since you take your moniker from the Bible, may I state something else from the Bible, '...you can't preach in your home town... Thanks for the video.