Versions

Faxed Head is a death metal side project headed by Trey Spruance of Mr. Bungle fame. The band's bios and lyrics describe them as 'teenage survivors of a suicide pact gone horribly awry,' and place them in small-town Coalinga, California. Band members' identities are generally kept secret and the band may have a somewhat revolving lineup. Much of their music is a combination of speed/death metal and tape noise and effects. Songs occasionally cross into lampooning genres like classical (House of Spirits) Read Full BioFaxed Head is a death metal side project headed by Trey Spruance of Mr. Bungle fame. The band's bios and lyrics describe them as 'teenage survivors of a suicide pact gone horribly awry,' and place them in small-town Coalinga, California. Band members' identities are generally kept secret and the band may have a somewhat revolving lineup. Much of their music is a combination of speed/death metal and tape noise and effects. Songs occasionally cross into lampooning genres like classical (House of Spirits), a capella crooning (The Four Freshmen), and rap (Coalinga Love, a parody of California Love by Tupac Shakur).

The band released three albums, 'Uncomfortable But Free' (Amarillo 1995), 'Exhumed At Birth' (Amarillo 1997) and 'Chiropractic' (Web of Mimicry, 2001), but is currently not active and no plans for recording have been made public as of June, 2008.

The best known lineup consists of Trey Spruance (as Neck Head) - guitar, Gregg Turkington (AKA Neil Hamburger, as McPatrick Head) - vocals, Brandan Kearney (as Jigsaw Puzzle Head) - bass, Phil Franklin (as LaBrea Tar Pits Head) - drums, and James Goode (as Fifth Head) - electronics.

ALBUMS TRACK LIST SIMILAR ARTISTS

No Related Genres

No Artists Found

More Artists Load All

No Albums Found

ChiropracticFaxed Head

Exhumed at BirthFaxed Head

Uncomfortable But FreeFaxed Head

Alphabetical Uploads of Whacked Out Singles Pt. 9Faxed Head

KZSU Radio 03/19/1997Faxed Head

Snake Is Long, Don't Fall The Audio Hole (My Father Said) - A Tribute To The HanatarashFaxed Head

1992 EPFaxed Head

Faxed HeadFaxed Head

NecrogenometryFaxed Head

You Gan't Boar Like An Eabla When You Work With TurkrysFaxed Head

Snake Is Long, Don't Fall The Audio Hole (My Father Said) - A Tribute To The HanatrashFaxed Head

America the BeautifulFaxed Head

Coalinga 7"Faxed Head

Tire EPFaxed Head

Video Games of the Twelfth CenturyFaxed Head

Show Pride in CoalingaFaxed Head

America the Beautiful (disc 2: Stun Gun)Faxed Head

Show Pride In Coalinga / The Colors Of CoalingaFaxed Head

America The Beautiful: CD2 (Stun Gun)Faxed Head

A Tribute To The Hanatarash, Snake Is Long, Don't Fall In Audio Hole CompilationFaxed Head

A Tribute to the Hanatarash - Snake Is Long. Don't Fall the Audio Hole (My Father Said)Faxed Head

Faxed Head 7"Faxed Head

Necrogenometry EPFaxed Head

A Tribute To The HanatarashFaxed Head

More Albums Load All

No Tracks Found

01Dür Michelint Faxed Head

02I'm Tired Faxed Head

03Time To Retire2:39 Faxed Head

PT2M39S

04Perelli Deli Faxed Head

Genre not found

Artist not found

Album not found

Search results not found

Song not found

Dür Michelint
Faxed Head Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Faxed Head:

A Dream It all started with a dream Two months like eternity And i…
Deathly Peace Deathly Peace Pills, pills, dreaded pills Spread for all t…
Farmer Ferdinand Hudson Farmer Ferdinand Hudson lyrics and music by Robin Gibb Now…
House of Spirits House Of Spirits Austrian nights, so cold and dank Snow co…
I Saw Into the Grave Grave I Saw Into The Grave Grave adapted from a poem by…
Rest Stop Cleaning Rest Stop Cleaning Off of Highway Five I won't tell you th…
Teachers Teachers lyrics and music by Leonard Cohen I met a woman l…
The Colors of Coalinga The Colors of Coalinga When I came to this city, the…
The Four Freshmen The Four Freshmen written and performed by McPatrick Head a…

The lyrics can frequently be found in the comments below, by filtering for lyric videos or browsing the comments in the different videos below.

Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Boots Langley

1y↑2

hey Bud,
great informative video. I've turned a wrench for 50 + years, on cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATV and now eBikes.

Note; Did I mention Outboard Boat Motors. Well, since (as a kid), I had a GIANT FAIL concerning a certain boat motor and a Brass "Speed" Prop (that I saved for months to buy) I SWEAR I "tightened" ( really, it was Real TIGHT) let's "SOB", move on. BTW, since when is a cotter pin all that important. Don't ask!!!!!!!!!!

That was a very informative video and it had many bits of info I already know.
BUT, you also added info I didn't know.
That was refreshing, and just shows that no matter your experience (BOAT = Break Out Another Thousand), there's always something you can still learn.
Now finally, and most important, WHERE DID YOU GET THAT T-SHIRT!!!!!!!!! :-)
I Need one.
Thanks in advance.
Ride/drive/build safe and have fun.
cheers
Boots (don't call me Ringo) Langley
La Mesa, ca

TK Skagen

I'll be honest, I have ALWAYS wanted to see the INTERNALS of a "Click Style" Torque Wrench.

How could the standard "Shadetree Mechanic" VERIFY/CALIBRATE their Click Type Torque Wrench?

I'm NOT looking to spend $25+ to have a Tool Truck do this for me...

Many THANKS for sharing this video!

Take care,
🤓 -Thomas
Western Washington State
Seattle,Washington Area

All comments from YouTube:

AL BUNDY

1y↑48

And that is what i called "a proffesional explaination of the subject ".

Jim Clarke

1y↑2

Yes very professional

Tracer Loenan

1y↑15

For me, this was a great refresher course that anyone should be able to understand. As always, Exceptional Job and Thank You.

Pawan Lalwani

1y↑10

the best informative DIY video i have seen in a while.
thanks alot
do more of these

adam jam

1y↑17

I love this . Do more of this .

Farm Alarm

1y↑15

Bonus footage: a 24 inch pipe, slipped on the handle of a China made 3/8 ratchet with a 3/8 to 1/2 adapter is Not a torque wrench. LOL
Great video!

Flamingbuffalo

Cheater bar

Farm Alarm

@RC Hobbyist Extreme ouch!

RC Hobbyist Extreme

1y↑3

THAT my friend is a home made breaker bar AKA knuckle buster.

David Baldwin

1y↑5

can you please comment on those different colored torque sticks to use with an impact wrench. thanks

Pfirtzer

24w

Those torquesticks as you call them are just sockets that have a plastic colored protection so you don't get scratches on your alloy wheels.

Gary Jones

1y↑13

Often in assembling aircraft engines, you will actually measure the stretch of a bolt with a micrometer to determine how tight to tighten it.
Nice nob on the video
Gary 76-Year-Old A&P and IA in Northwest Arkansas

Hipsters & Hippies

Also a good idea to do the same on engine assembly. I actually have a tendency of using plasti gauges and bolt stretch to tell me what to tighten everything to and which bearings to use where.

Muthukumaran Sermadurai

Sir you belong to the era of quality engineers ever produced

heavylead1961

1y↑2

i wish you'd do a video on getting rust out of the water passage on a intake/head! or if you have one, where would i find it!

Anthony Wannup

1y↑1

Just made my day ! Thks !! Regards from France !!

Shane Singleton

Excellent instructional! I never knew how the clicker style torque wrench actually worked.

Thomas Vasquez

50w

Just the explanations I was searching for. Thank you!

Александр Кузькин

1y↑1

great))) make a video about TTY bolts, I think many would be interested in this

Bruce Bello

Well explained and demonstrated, another great video, cheers!

Angel Garza

Woooow great video great explanation for every single one of those torque wrench in this true a lot of people use those wrenches for it's a breaker bar

alkatraz nomadov

please, could you provide with that type of the precentation with example of how tools at practice

Veda Auto Mundo Motor

I encourage you to continue uploading video like this, as you enlighten many of us. Cool!!!

Malok Gashvog

1y↑4

Whoop!! I'm curious to know how much linking extensions would effect the actual torque value. Maybe I'll try that myself. Torque a lug nut to 80 lbs with extensions on, then again with them removed.

Heavens to Murgatroyd

Malok Gashvog - torque is force x distance so any difference in the length of the wrench will change the torque. (I was a manuf. engineer...). Good luck!

Keith Parady

Damn good stuff

John Schutt

Very helpful! Thanks!

Ralf

Exelente, y muy chidos los vídeos de armando de motores.

Sad-is- Dick

1y↑1

Hi :)

captaincavern

Thank you , it's very clear and understandable .

The Firing Line Channel

I love your engine rebuilds. But that was awesome. You should be a teacher

tomas ciangherotti

super useful! thanks!

Luis Guilherme Monici

Very informative video! Thanks for share with us

Scott Rasmussen

Great video! Very informative!!

Aly Ali

42w

Your great God bless

Michael Geale

Great video!! What about dial indicator to measure stretch?

András Zöldy

More of these kind of content is welcome!

Reinoud Delporte

Great video. I've been using torque wrenches in all shapes and sizes for the last 18 years at a big truck factory. This is the first time I had a decent explanation on how they work. I do know our torque wrenches are calibrated every six months, but I don't know if they go far of during this period. We use the "Nm" values over here in Europe (Newton per meter) and some off our digital wrenches give the option to use other values. We have them as low as 4Nm and the biggest are over 1000Nm, just picking these up is already back breaking...
Keep these videos coming, they are all so helpful and interesting, even for professional mechanics.

Formula Firebird

Excellent Davin !

Isaque Reis

Por favor ativa as traduções em português BR

greg schultz

Good Job ,Thanks !!!

Boots Langley

1y↑2

1970chevy07

Good video thanks for teaching us something today

Moha Bens

1y↑1

Awesome video sir as always. Do you have any ideas on how to calibrate these wrenches using basic tools we have in a garage.

Hamad_ 1119

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Garth Howe

Fantastic video ... thanks!

RS Revivals

Thank you.

Sixbones

Good video although I missed some information about the difference between a cheap and expensive torque wrench. How reliable are the cheaper alternatives compared to the costly professional wrenches?

RC Hobbyist Extreme

Harbor freight does sell better quality ones. Stay away from the $19 specials. The saying you get what you pay for rings true there. The higher priced ones there are pretty accurate. I use one for the wheels on my car only. A snap on or even craftsman is best quality.

RC Hobbyist Extreme

I use one on my aluminum wheels, that's it. I will never let anyone put my aluminum wheels on my car without any type of torque wrench. It ruins wheels, rotors and bearings.

6door 6four

Basically dont cheap out get a "namebrand" from a reputable store and if your doing serious jobs like these powerstrokes it might be worth it to get the top notch stuff as one failed torque could lead to time and parts worth much more than a $600 cad torque wrench

6door 6four

For example I have a snapon 1/2 inch goes 15-300ftlbs does angles and all that this will be used for my serious engine work like the heads on our 6.0 and 6.4 powerstrokes but at my work doing many sets of tires we have a 1/2 master craft maximum been going strong for like 3 years pretty accurate still used to put wheels on customers vehicles I would say it is within a few off my experience that would be around 150-200 canadian where as my snapon retails over 600 me and my dad have had harborfreight and princess auto cheapos all very inaccurate and broke with minimal home use our home use wrench now is the same master craft I use at work

Bill Murray

41w

Good exclamation I like it

Pablo Rikemberg

Gracias. Abrazo grande desde Argentina

Joy Mulund

Great job Brother

Substandard Abuse

There you go.. I can do most repairs and have decent tools to do so but the knowledge like using extensions reduces the torque value was something I did not know.
Learn something new everyday.. Thanks Hagerty

Daniel C

1y↑3

I would like to add that torque wrenches should be recalibrated periodically.

LILLJE

@Daniel C I seen so many idiots doing cars and yet rarely see failures. I mean think about it, probably 90% of all wheel lugs are over torqued and 5% are under torqued. Yet I never see wheels flying off randomly.

I just assembled my front harmonic damper by feel and it's supposed to be torqued to 200+nm and 60°. Haven't come off yet.
Now, if it was a racing engine, something critical or customer engine I'd make sure it was done right. Heck, I'd replace the bolt for starters.

I'm just saying it doesn't matter for the average person.

Daniel C

@LILLJE When you're dealing with torque-to-yield bolts, similar isn't good enough, even for a homegamer.

LILLJE

Daniel C If you do customer work, yes. Otherwise...no, I would not care. Not that I would hurt but who normally has access to that.
You could at least make sure it’s similar to a calibrated wrench if you know anyone that has it, then you know it’s good enough

Ozzstar's Cars

1y↑1

All you needs is a couple of ugga duggas when cranking down a bolt. Haha. Nehhh I use a torque wrench....most times. 😉

7iben

1y↑3

How often you need to calibrate the torque wrench?

David David

I require the technicians at work to recalibrate against the digital calibrator every time they change torque and also at the start of each day.
Torque wrenches are incredibly inaccurate and this can have a significant impact on the function of the bolted joint.
Having said that, when working on cars it's only really the obvious applications where it matters.

Malok Gashvog

Good question that I have never thought to ask until now.

xxx1015jm

Good job 😎 the last torque gadget confused me 🤓🤪🤔🧐

theaussiegunnut

Very educational. Great video.Thanks

Jerry D

How old was the Computorq you first showed? It looks like a Sega Genesis as a torque wrench

41plymouthnut

I increment 3 times up to 5 pounds, then go to spec and go through them twice in case of unforeseen change. Maybe overkill, but I don't like to have to do things over.

JackTannehillPromoter

Okay. I change my own oil. I'd like to torque the drain plug on the oil pan, plus the oil filter cap/housing plus the drain plug on the oil filter cap. Items to be torqued to 30 ft. lbs, 18 ft. lbs and 9 ft. lbs respectively. Do you recommend a particular wrench. The torque wrench I currently own does not adjust to such low settings.

E F

51w

You need to get a smaller wrench that works in inch-pounds, and convert said inch-pounds into ft-pounds to get your final torque.

SMOBY44

Davin is a smart mechanic. I understand the mechanical world in the same way he does and it's great to see another in this lonely world.

CWiggins

My job measures in inch pounds. From 4 in/lbs to 200 in/lbs

5thGen

1y↑1

You hiring ?

Hagerty

1y↑1

Always! All of our employment opportunities are listed on our website. http://bit.ly/31F5Sm4

P. A. F. Mi Tasol

Always producing quality info about quality products with quality pictures, that's why I keep coming back, your all about the quality .

Christopher's Customs

Fantastic!

Sony H K

1y↑2

Give Grease A Change. Cheers Davin

2trkpony

@Sony H K i put my craftsman click TR set at about 20# - probably read not too much for long periods . Peace!

Sony H K

1y↑1

Yes it is. Cool 😎

2trkpony

1y↑1

Give Grease a Chance - John Lennon :)

Ponja KamiKaze

1y↑2

Give grease a chance.

Jose Malinao

Scotty Kilmer should watch this. Especially after torquing that drain plug with a breaker bar..

Thy Juls

Now that is is clear explanation very professional. Thumbs up for you sir!

Fauzi Fabilah

1y↑2

Yes

Twisting Terrain

Cool video!
I store my torque wrenches at 10ftlbs. Should i back them off to 0?

Brandon Cody

1y↑1

Yes

goodguygto

First one and glad to be here

Pol Can

Smart man.

Jagadeesh Jagan

How to check coils

Okay-Ba-Okay

30w

Every time i torque my Astrovan of 100 ft lbs i need to use six inches extension i set my torque wrench to 102 ft lbs. Thanks for the video :)

Soni‘s Garage

1y↑1

Hey from Soni’s Garage 😉😉😉😉

Soni‘s Garage

Hagerty 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻☺️☺️☺️

Hagerty

1y↑1

Hi from Hagerty!

Robin Gustavsson

1y↑5

Very good and informative video Davin! I for sure hope you guys are going to make more videos like these. I dont think im alone when i say that they are quite entertaining and fun to watch, and it also always fun to know how different kinds of tools work, and how theye are built.

Peter Alexander

Very clear & concise presentation of this subject mater . . . . . found this very informative . . . . . Thank you very much for taking the time to produce & share this content . . . . . ps : Have subscribed and await future postings . . . . . Regards

Lucca

I dont wanna be your torque wrench

TK Skagen

Vancouver Island Waterjet

1y↑2

How about discussing torque when having to set a fastening using a crows foot wrench or such unusual application ?

Brian Jackson

When you use a crow's foot extension you need to turn it so that it is 90 degrees to the handle of the torque wrench as it will not increase your torque that way because it is not making your lever arm "longer", if you have to use it to extend straight out you are increasing the torque beyond what is measured by the wrench and will have to account for that.

Example: You have a torque wrench that is 14" long from grip to center of head and you set your torque to 100 in-lbs. You are actually pulling on your handle by 100in-lbs/14in = 7.1lbs. Now if you use a crow's foot that extends your wrench out by 3" and you set your wrench for 100in-lbs you would actually be applying 7.1lbs x 17in = 121in-lbs of torque. You can account for this by doing some math, basically you would say (length of torque wrench)/(length of wrench with extension) x required torque = torque setting. For this case
14in/17in x 100in-lbs = 82in-lbs.

RC Hobbyist Extreme

It shouldn't matter. I was told an extention increases the torque. I don't know how true that is. I know never to use one with a torque stick.

citroNord

1y↑1

Most enlightening! Thanks! And I love you T-shirt! :-)

adam jam

Can you talk more about those streched bolts . Where can we find them placed in an engine ?

Brandon Cody

1y↑1

Almost always head studs, crankshaft main cap bolts, rod bolts, crank shaft pulley bolts, and fly wheel bolts. They aren't super common but in the rotating assembly for sure

Mark Oldham

Where does a DIY home mechanic go to have a "click style" wrench recalibrated?

Alexander

1y↑1

Use a baggage wheight scale and lift your wrench while the nut is fixed. Measure the exact lenght from boltcenter to your scale and calculate.I did this to mine because i thought the spring was damaged due to loaded storage, turned out to be precicely what i measured so the wrench was still ok

Meat.Eater.Meteor

I've been shopping around for Torque Wrenches for the past year.

Harbor Freight, used Snap-On, CDI, Tekton, etc.

Finally settled on Husky, from Home Depot, for the price, warranty, and reviews. Happy to see they're good enough for David and the guys at Redline Rebuilds as well!

Brandon Cody

The husky line is really growing on me. Cant beat the tool chest prices anywhere

Руслан Иванов DEAF KZ 16

Лайк

G A

Awesome....this is what newbies like me need to get that little bit of unspoken knowledge to get over the line from confused to pretty much going..."aahhhh, now I get it". Thanks Damon.

Canadianloon

20w

Excellent video

Jim Clarke

Talk the torque, the real deal

David David

I've never heard of a "large ft-lb" torque wrench. Is that another unit of measurement in yankeeland?

Kyle Lukas

Hey what's the mystery behind using a torque wrench with a crows foot? Some times you need to us one in unique situations...

Brandon Cody

This would be a very good topic Hagerty

Phillip Leeds

Or newtons and metres for the metric world. Which is the vast majority of it.

alkatraz nomadov

nice

allan Shuben

32w

I have a new harbor freight torque wrench and I’m only torquing it to 13 pounds- doesn’t seem to click... any suggestions?

Богдан Ломачинский

hi from Ukraine, thank you for this very informative video about torque wrenches.

Russel Brooks

You didn't mention digital torque adapters like this one from Amazon "ACDelco ARM602-3 3/8” Digital Torque Adapter (3-59 ft-lbs) with Audible Alert". Its size and beeps also allow putting it at the socket end of a long extension so you'll measure true torque and not a value affected by the twisting extensions.

Cesar Garcia

The best... thanks 😁

KubotaManDan

Torque wrenches that cost an arm & a leg vs harbor freight or amazon, are there brands in between these two extremes ? Pros & cons? I see many cons on amazon. Like to find a decent quality metric Nm clicker for my bike, most of what I've seen is in the $100 plus range...seems a lil' extreme for some small hardware. Any suggestions, anyone?

Dawid Patrzalek

So it happens that recently I wrote a bolt calculator and two days ago I gave a lecture in a research facility where I work about the bolt calculator and torquing methods (I am a mechanical engineer). Must say that the content of this video is really great! Very well explained. I would only add one point: you must keep in mind that static coefficient of friction is higher than dynamic one. It means that while torquing, you should apply torque with one, non-stop continuous movement until the final torque is reached

Dawid Patrzalek

@Brandon Cody I would not approve it either. It is all about accuracy - torque based method can provide accuracy of around +/- 10% if calculated and executed correctly. Short bolts are more sensitive than longer bolts, because if you apply that same axial force on long and short bolt, the longer bolt will elongate more than the shorter one (and by elongating bolts we want to achieve some certain stress inside them). If you take this fact into account, you will find out that while torquing a long bolt, you need to rotate the torque wrench more degrees in comparison to a short bolt. And the difference can be really significant.
That is why slow and continuous movement is required if you want to do it right.

Brandon Cody

Whats your opinion on fast jerking motions or "aggresive" torqueing of bolts and hardware? I see this EVERYWHERE in both professional shops aswell as the oilfield industry and I do not approve at all.

shadowred1980

Great job, thank you.

TheDutyPaid

1y↑1

I remember my father working on cars and other stuff when I was a kid.
He had a basic tool kit at best. "That will do it" he always say. Who knows if he was on the money or wild from the mark.
I still think of that as I use the fancy digital gear.

Christian

I may have missed it but if you already reached your ideal torque why do you need angled torque in which to torque it past the ideal torque spec?

Christian

1y↑1

@Rilo Elton oh okay thank you

Rilo Elton

1y↑2

Some engine manufacturers had assembly procedures exactly like that. They specifies the torque to apply then the angle after that torque is applied.

Rick Baker

Torque defined. When you wake up in the morning and go in to the bathroom to take a leak, still have that "morning wood" and as you press it down to hit the bowl, you come up on your toes. That, my friend, is torque! Defined!

Redpill Pirate

1y↑1

Damn... I thought that was hydraulic pressure...

Orlando Paço

11w

My torque wrench has a Nm from 28/210 scale, and a Kms from 2.9/21.4 scale. But the handle has a scale from 0/12! How do i use the handle scale on the Nm or Kms, and do I just add the handle scale to no matter what torque scale I use?

BN CUSTOM

Fan From Saudi Pakistan

Brian Jackson

1y↑1

I'm a structural engineer mainly in the aerospace field. One of the things I've done is calculate required torque to ensure that joints don't gap, leak, etc. Once while working on a rocket program we were using 1" shank diameter 200ksi bolts (Grade 8 are 150ksi) and calculated a required torque of 300 ft-lbs. When the tech asked me how much torque I told him "small block Chevy". Luckily there are hydraulic powered torque wrenches available.

Bruno Tulliani

13 people don't own torque wrenches!

Pappa Bob

Might be a "minor" detail but on every torque wrench I have used like those you showed, when you dial up the value you want, you need to "push in" the adjuster to "lock" in your setting. Something you seemed to ignore in your presentation. Seems like you would be changing the setting while using the wrench if that "lock" was not performed. ????