Comments by "SeanBZA" (@SeanBZA) on "Watch Wes Work" channel.

Gluing the gasket in place is an official manufacturer approved thing, especially on gaskets where they can easily get to move during assembly.
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Do not forget that old landline phone indoor cable is a valuable asset as well. Used for jumper wires, and for connections as well, and you can get it in up to 500 pair bundles, with a good assortment of 10 colours and with stripes as well. Old copper network cable is also useful, makes for great links, and the flexible one for wiring up front panels. Generally available at every building demolition if you look for it in a dumpster, and you only need a few meters of it (or for the USA yards, close enough for the work you will use it for) to last a long time. Bonus as well it comes pre tinned in the most case as well for the phone cables, which is a great help soldering them, though the PVC insulation does tend to pull back when soldering.
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The remaining pieces can still have use, as a set of shelves under the bench, to hold things like power bricks, and outlets for stuff always plugged in, plus a cheap set of drawers fitted to the one side (on castors so you can easily move it side to side) helps as well with storage of all those things you need. With the IPA a good thing is to get small HDPE bottles, and put small volumes in it, so it is easier to use, and less likely to spill. Works with flux as well, buying in bulk and refilling the pen, though I simply went and got empty dropper bottles, and filled them with flux, and the same for IPA, using nail polish bottles that hold 10ml each. Easy to use, and much better control of where you apply it. Little brush makes for easy cleaning, and you just rinse out the bottle when it is dirty, or move it to being the first wash bottle, and have a clean final wash one.
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Solved that on a trailer axle that was really old, and hard to get parts for, including new rims. Went and bought a new trailer axle, which means now you have a choice of rims, in all styles, and the bearing kits are both cheap, easily available, and marked as VW Golf, the second most popular vehicle around, thus the use of them in trailers for decades.
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