Mr. Speedometer Inc
Hey. My name is Matt and this channel is all about how I fix and make things. More specifically, older things. Speedometer cables, Old gauges from cars, Even older cars themselves. You'll see me take old gauges apart and repair them, make new cables for older applications and even little bits of me working on some of my own projects like older vehicles. So sit back and enjoy!
Matt
www.mrspeedometer.com
0.124 Square 700R4 and TH350 Transmission Gear Issues - Mr. Speedometer Inc
Making Cable Solution for Dominican Republic - 1960s Mercedes Benz - Mr. Speedometer Inc
Making A Cable and Adapters On The Bench - Mr. Speedometer Inc
Right Angle Ratio Adapter - Switching Output Directions
Fixing My Ratio Adapter Assembly With Threads And A 3D Printer
Update - Recent Issues with shipping to the United States - De Minimis Exemption
Dual Drive T Style Adapters and Triple Output Adapters
Different Ratio Adapter Sizes and Styles
Making Motor Cables for RV Slide Outs
Soldering Pin Connector from Batteries To A Battery Harness
Matt Make N Fix Snap-On Tool Box Tour
2 Year update....ish
Recycled Prusament Filament- PLA and PETG
Never Printing With Nylon X, Nylon G or Nylon K Again........
Making And Soldering 9 Pin Wiring Harnesses
Using My Wave Solder Machine with Through Hole Components
Using My Essemtec SMD Pick and Place Machine, Stencil and Reflow Oven
Shining 3D EINSCAN SE 3D Scanner Test with Bob Ross Bobble Head
TYPES OF SPEEDOMETER CABLES - GM - FORD - CHRYSLER - VEEDER-ROOT
PRUSA ANNIVERSARY PLA SPOOL #168
3D PRINTED METRIC ADAPTER TIPS - PRUSAMENT CARBON FIBER VS NYLON X
3D PRINTED FRACTAL VISE - THINGIVERSE #4904044
Cleaning and sprucing up this 40 year old Sears Craftsman toolbox
SNAP RING TOOL DESIGN, 3D PRINT AND TEST - CARBON FIBER POLYCARBONATE AND PLA
1969 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Custom Part 2 - 100 SUBSCRIBERS
COMPARING NYLON X TO PRUSAMENT CARBON FIBER POLYCARBONATE
MAKING 10 FOOT VEEDERROOT COUNTER CABLES
MAKING VINTAGE THREADED FERRULES FOR SPEEDOMETER CABLES USING 3D PRINTED NUTS
How to Calculate The Ratio You Need for your Ratio Adapter