today I'd like to introduce you to my
friend Jay Flamenco! Hello! If you've been
watching my videos for the past couple
years, you may have noticed his beautiful
music in the background. It's me too!
Yes! That would be him and today my
friend Jay has accepted to come show you
how to change a guitar key
from a log splitter or from a soap
cutter, it's the same thing! Also I
receive requests very often, people write
me and ask me where can they buy Jay's
music? Until today it was not
available online anywhere right? mmm!
But now you can buy this CD which is called
"Jay Sensations" Jay sensations, with all
the beautiful music that you've been
hearing on my videos and a couple more
that I haven't had you listen to yet,
from my website! The link will be
below, to the direct link to buy his CD!
Jay will put his guitar aside and we
will show you the log splitter and then
get to changing that key and then also
since I popped a couple wires I'm going
to show you how to change those as well!
The first step would be to remove the
tuning peg from the log splitter and we
just took a little screwdriver from this
kit it's a Stanley but there are cutters
yeah computer mini mini Phillips or mini
star screwdriver okay
just see how hard to just get this off
okay yeah that's a little snug there tix
takes a little bit of a health hardy
twist but it seems to be coming now oh
there's one there's only two screws in
there some believe this one's a little
easier because it access this a little
harder yeah quite hard to get them in
the beginning but one little grace yes
once you got a really push to get it
once you get it going on it comes pretty
good might be able to use one of those
small drills but when it's these really
small screws when it's trip anything
yeah I prefer this screwdriver
so this is the new key and turning back
so we're just going to put this one back
in where the other one was and we're
going to tighten these screws up and
hopefully it's going to work like new
perfect like it should just slide it in
here and it's the exact same one so
these holes I can hold it
sure his holes should line up there you
go that looks pretty close I'll just
pull it back just a second yeah they're
pretty easy there we go yeah yeah it
actually is really easy I was actually
scared to do it and no thanks to you
I'll be able to do it next time in my
own say once you've seen it better once
you know I thought it was gonna be super
complicated or something I won't do this
one too tight so it'll give me a little
space to move that one if I need if need
be so we're just gonna put it in this
hole and tighten it up it seems to go in
there nice and easy there's only two so
I'll tighten this one first nice and
snug there we go good twist on it and
that should do it
whew here are the replacement wires for
the log splitter those are actually
guitar strings I believe they are 19 or
20 - gods and howdy
eustress B strings yeah I just call that
like a knot okay so there's a little
knot at the bottom and in the groove
here there is like a little cylinder
where you can leave your sleeve where
you can snap these into so that's what's
Jay's gonna do right now oops
and this little hole could be a bit of a
challenge okay let me let me get a
close-up so there is a little hole right
here into the HDPE plastic and you gotta
get the wire from underneath up into
that hole oh there we go I'm on this
side of my sure would you like me to
yeah here you go
give it a go oh it's gonna twist here
yeah sure you should know this alright
that twist yeah so now it's all the way
through and now we got to pass it
through this part of the key which is
called in the keyhole I'm not sure what
the technical names for all
parts are I've changed strings for years
and years but so I'm just going to hold
tension on this one so it doesn't slip
out yeah and very good it's okay you can
put it that almost easier to do that
yeah isn't really not good okay so now
what I do is I I hold this you know
summers decide to keep it in place yeah
and then I make I get some excess excess
and then I would just start tightening
yeah that's usually I would I fall I
fold this part so it doesn't okay yeah
to keep it from going back out and then
I just tighten it like yeah just it up
you prefer fatahna can you hold it
inside or the outside oh maybe I'm on
the wrong side because I'm the opposite
side as I do it occasionally yeah it'll
work anyway so I'm gonna pull and give
some tension I'm pulling on the string
to keep attention while tightening which
is wrap domine
I don't know but Lots so I figured and I
tried to do it like wrap less before and
it would come out okay yes you're
putting a lot of pressure you have like
28 pounds of soap going through this
thing so thanks Jay and like there's too
much here so I can cut some off mm-hmm
and then do your little trick yep oops
OOP I messed up he's gonna look like my
hair when it's natural the key has been
replaced both wires have been changed
and I will show you a quick video of
soap going through the log splitter this
is 28 pounds of soap gliding very
smoothly to be turned into four soap
loaves that will then be cut into
smaller bar soap later
I have another broken key this one turns
fine but I broke the head it kind of
cracked so we're going to remove that
one it's the exact same process and then
I'm going to show you how to change it
while you're on this machine which is
basically pretty similar to the other
one it's just not positioned exactly the
same let's go have to take the tension
off the strain with some tools yeah we
can take a little more off so it just
doesn't snap yeah these are so close to
each other it's like it got loosen up
yeah trying to play something there
no I'm gonna pull this up and that ya
always have extra wires so yeah I don't
know if we can get it off with the
string still in there we might I can
take it out for you yeah might want to
get it all the way out
otherwise I just get stuck at the end
little pliers aren't always useful
needlenose pliers
yeah needlenose and these also have a
little cutter here so that's good for
guitar string yep now this is all
tangled up and the in the little Frizzle
here very girl mm-hmm and turn it around
you think these guys are sharp yeah it's
right into you yeah well gee I wonder
though it's smaller so it may cut it too
yeah all right is it is it coming off I
think so yeah it's just really these are
really close to each other because this
is why you're this soap cutter is you
know designed to cut the soap at every
inch so there we go and remove the
damaged key
okay okay Oh put it in there it goes I'm
pretty easy little screw little bit uh
gotta be a little bit of a master but
you've done this many times they don't
want to make sure you don't cross okay
so leave it loose to fit fit back into
the drill hole start again to make sure
the screw actually goes in straight or
else you're gonna cross right it and
then yep and then you're screwed would
you like to put the other one the fort's
you know get all the way in this one
actually I don't think it was cross
threading it's just they're quite tight
on this machine yeah really always would
I think in this one's metal so yeah this
one goes in quite easy it's pretty neat
how they actually use a ingenious idea
they use guitar strings and guitar
tuners for a salt machine who would have
thought always have extra sets of wires
on hand you never know when you're going
to pop a wire so they usually come in
bundles of six I always have about two
dozens in store because I buy them from
the store in the US and I'm in Canada
and when I need a wire I need it now so
I'm just going to take one out and I'm
gonna place the the nut I'm going to
start by inserting the the tip of the
wire into there's a little little little
hole here I'm going to show you you
probably can't see but right here
aligned with the sleeve there is a
little hole so I'm going to put the wire
through it push it and then
these are always helpful so I'm going to
pull this up so I can grab the wire pull
it up and place the little the knot into
the sleeve and push it down and I
actually like to take these and insert
it into the sleeve and push it all the
way to the bottom to make sure that it
doesn't move once it's tightened and
then there's another little hole right
here by the key and I'm going to turn
this to align it hello with the hole
okay and pass the wire through the
little opening and then this is the
tricky part to get it to go in here
could you pass me my pliers my
needlenose yeah my needlenose and I just
take the wire and push it up there you
go yeah tada okay now it's in now we are
pulling back the wire and tying a knot
or giving a kink around the turning pin
you can see it makes a very nice loop
and it allows to tighten the wire around
the pin and make it really nice and
straight like all the others I have to
say this part of fixing a sub cutter
takes time and patience and maybe a
little bit of elbow grease as its
twisting and turning and twisting and
turning until the wire is nice and tight
you can take this time to watch more
YouTube videos and yeah there we go
the wire is nice and tight and it is as
all the other wires and the machine is
now ready to be put back to good use and
cut soap last little touch I take my
needlenose pliers and I tightly twist
all the way back to the turnin pin and
then with my thumb I just apply a little
pressure to release and voila the soap
cutter is good as new
hey thanks Jay
you're very welcome thanks for having me
yeah and um I hope you've enjoyed
watching Jay and I work together and to
show you how to replace a key and
replace a guitar string mm-hmm and don't
forget that Jay CDs will be available on
my website you know right on thank you
thank you bye
if you've been listening to my videos
for the couple past couple yeah last
couple last couple years mm-hmm let's
start it again
you might as well turn them nice would
you like to play us a song
Jake flamenco you can speak louder than
that to me
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