My Canon Pixma printer was giving me an error code after I lost power during a print job and I could not get the printer to work or get past the error code. I was instructed to extend the paper tray but was at first extending the bottom tray. I needed to extend the top tray and it had to come out all the way and lock. I figured if I had a problem there might be others who had the same problem so made a quick video. Hope it helps. I have a bunch of other printer videos in a playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0Fl7dCpoux7OyofRZw8qRoN2rQUEkQvb Robb Moffett Robb's Homemade lifehttps://www.youtube.com/user/mrhulot101 If you like my videos you can help me out by using my Amazon store link I added below to go to Amazon. Bookmark my link below to use to enter the Amazon website and anytime you visit Amazon in the future and buy anything Amazon will throw me a few cents and it helps me make more videos at no cost to yourself. Also, some viewers like to see the stuff I have bought and liked on Amazon in my Amazon store. https://www.amazon.com/shop/robbshomemadelife ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa0BS3o1el8

Here is a bushcraft way to recycle or repurpose an old CD to make a DIY loom to help you produce rope from plastic bags. There are people on YT that are making plastic bag yarn and very thin rope, my video shows a different way which makes a thicker rope and a quicker one when using this style of a loom. I made the video quite short as most people will never do this. For those who do want to make their own rope this way, I have the more detailed instructions below. I will be happy to answer any questions. This was my first time doing this, there may be better ways. I would be happy to hear any suggestions for improvement and want to give thanks to the other youtubers who have taken the time to share their knowledge so we may all benefit. 1, Cut straps or handles of plastic bags. 2. make a cut along both sides of the bag from top to the bottom. 3. open the bag and on both ends tie the cut straps back together so there is a loop at each end 4. Put two pencils in a vise 5. put one end of a bag over one of the pencils 6. on the opposite end use a drill to twist the bag to make a rope strand, but not too tightly. 7.hang the strand on the second pencil by using the ends that have loops-this keeps the strand from untwisting while you continue. to make and use the loom 1. enlarge the hole in the center of a cd 2 cut six or eight slots in the CD equidistant from each other 3 . place 5 rope strands through the center hole. 4. bend a strand into each of five slots, leaving one slot blank. 4. working counterclockwise, starting from the empty slot, count to the third strand and place it into the empty slot. 5. next count to the fourth strand and bend it snugly into the newly opened empty slot. 6. Now count to the third again and then the fourth and then the third again and keep alternating between the third and fourth strand. If you make 8 slots you can use 7 strands and just use the third one repeatedly, however when using 5 strands you need to alternate between the 3rd and fourth strand. You should twist the strands and make them as snug as you can as you build the rope. The CD is fragile, you will make a better loom from thin plywood. Trim the strands where you have extra plastic sticking out where you tied the knots to remake the loops on the ends. When you get to the end of a strand it is easy to attach a new strand by using the loops on the end. This rope is inferior to modern rope but is actually fun to make once you get going and could come in handy sometime. All the other plastic rope I saw being made used much smaller loops, I am using the whole bag.Also, by using the CD for the loom I am trying to improve my skill at improvising. The more time you spend trying to come up with other uses for items the easier it becomes to improvise and come up wit ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o_uD_LJNT0