Відео

Elegant, excellent!

Спасибо! Очень понятно и очень доходчиво!

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don't you use reed switch?

Bravo

Thanks, I have taught bush mechanics how to sharpen bits with a side grinder in a vice on the back of their service trucks in the bush in the middle of nowwhere BC Canada. that saved a lot of jobs in their day and days alone out there. Thanks for this eh !

you are a genius man

Este cara manja dos paranauês da afiaçÂo de brocas! Parabéns👍🙌👏

А не проще делать сразу две детали - основную и заглушку в виде шайбы или другой формы что бы вклеить на дихлорэтан после печать и не следить за процессом?

Here you can find details of what to add to the .gcode file so that the pause occurs automatically in the place you need - www.instructables.com/CAPTIVE-NUTS-AND-MORE-IN-3D-PRINTING/

Tip: When you are slicing, you can pause the printing, move the nose to a desired point (out of the piece to avoid those blobs), and wait for the user to continue printing through the screen of the printer. This way, you don't need to babysitting the printer. When you see that the printer stopped, you insert the nut, remove the leaked filament, and tell continuing printing, so it will heat the extruder once again and restart the printing from where it stopped.

the current problem is with the Commutator. Too much friction is going on.

Thanks for sharing, Stanislav!

What a useful method! Thank you, Sir.

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Hallo.. Dit was voor mij een perfect filmpje!.. leerzaam en interessant. Greets.. Walther.

Merci de nous pondre un petit dispositif à énergie "libre" 😊

You showed us how to drill a hole in aluminum but you said you were going to show us a drove it sharp enough for metal

Just cool!

very nice!

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Can it do that to gasoline to create better atomization for a more efficient burn?

Awesome! Really good to see your iterations!

DC Motors

That spin-up noise made me want to move behind a blast shield! Awesome.

This is cool

Lovely one again Sir! 😎👍

Ok, on a larger scale, this seems like a great idea to utilize with a flywheel type "battery". Your power comes (solar, wind, etc.) in, powers up the flywheel, then, when you need it, your flywheel pushes power back through the wire. Ramp up the size, place in a vacuum chamber and voila!! Flywheel battery!! This is great!!

3min Aluminium Espresso

Wow this is the most straight forward direct visual explanation of the basics of that type of woodstove/heater. I've been wanting to build my own new replacement for the old crappy 1970s funnel fireplace my dad built in when I was a kid, its terribly inefficient. Its cool looking but wastes so much heat. I've just really been interested in these when I had them featured in a magazine I was getting back several years ago.

I like this

great! whats the diameter of magentic field, is it stronger to the core?

Дякую, все вийшло, толково все пояснили. Передивився багато відео, пробував, невиходило і тільки ваше найкраще прояснило всі тонкощі.

How long do reed switches last in such a motor ?

Exactly what I was looking for. Great tutorial.

PERFEKT ! ! ! THANK YOU. 1 * Slovakia.

Now use PWM on an electromagnet and heat up inductive metals already.

Подшипники от роликов хорошо подходят для таких устройств. И перо на 22 мм продают повсюду.

what material you used for the connecting rod and the piston? i need it please..

The plastic bushings for the grinder wheels are junk. Metal ones are available, and are far more accurate. I do dress the sides of the wheels to true them up as well. Any stamped washer is also junk, but finding machined washers is not easy. You can also buy CBN wheels which come spin and bubble balanced, and last far more longer than standard wheels. They are not made for grinding carbon steels though, only hardened metals.

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thank you so much for this explanation. This really helped alot

I always wonder - does it matter if I put a heavier weight on?

Seriously best drill sharpening video ever. Explaining the angles with great visuals made the instructions crystal clear. Thank you!

first few minutes are boring, but when you stroke the "Smoke on the water" 🤣🤣🤣👍

What is this spray that you sprayed on the objects you are glueing..?..🤔🤔

horrifying 😊

Cool stuff.

i have an extra one, a small one that i use occasionally for carbide bits; it is not bolted down, and if i don't hold it down, it goes all over the floor; and it scares me, so that i keep turning it off and on to keep the speed low, afraid one disk will explode!!! i will check it tomorrow as per your video; i may also try a 80mm washer in which i can remove (drill or grind off) chunks at the perimeter,marking the wheel and said washer, not a perfect way, but may improve some; *Thanks for your time, just great*