GSF600 - Carburetor Synchronization

How to synchronize the carburetors on a 2002 Suzuki GSF600 Bandit. I use an auxiliary fuel tank with a carburetor synchronizing tool with 4 vacuum gauges.

***EDIT--There are (3) things I would change on this video.
1. The manual states engine RPM should be set to 1,750
2. Blip the throttle between any sync screw changes
3. Fix the wobbling gauge by adjusting the inline valve

What we're trying to do is ensure that the butterflies on each of the four carburetors are opening at the exact same time, so the fuel/air mixture they're pulling through is even on each of the carburetors.

"Did you synchronize your carbs!@?!?" is not nearly as scary of a question as I thought it was before I gave this a shot myself.