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You're going to play Lev Parnas in the movie, right?

what size wheels did you use here. i am gearing up to do the same thing for my sons band too. and im also gonna buy a welder too

What is the filter part number?

Excellent work - I really enjoyed watching your process!

Fusion said svg is not supported would you know why ?

LOVE YOUR WORK BROTHER!!!

What material

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Hello, congratulations for this video which breathes new life into the fabulous time spent with our Commodore VIC-20.😉 In a few days, I will start creating an S-Video/Composite mod on my two VIC20s. For several days, I have been able to glean a lot of information on the Internet on this subject. The vast majority of VIC20 owners who have used this S-Video hardware mod have in some way "destroyed" the motherboard of their Vic20 with a cutter or screwdriver. Personally, I cannot imagine this type of process which consists of cutting tracks on the PCB (bakelite) of my VIC20. Today, I was finally able to better understand this problem of a video display improved by the S-Video hardware mod and understand why the final result is still not optimal. The fact of physically separating the two luminance and chrominance components on the Vic20 motherboard already poses problems in terms of signals, let me explain. The circuit (device) which manages the Video part of the VIC20 has been designed to deliver (mix) a Composite video signal with relatively sufficient quality for old screens (SCART socket, RF modulator). What happens when we separate the two Luma and Chroma signals? Both chroma and luma signals end up with various types of interference of all kinds. All S-Video mods performed on the VIC20 consist of adding a 75 ohm resistor and a 0.1 micro Farad capacitor, except that this absolutely does not solve the initial problem, even if the display result is better than initially (without this mod). In reality, this S-Video hardware mod is much too aggressive and does not really address this problem. To respond to this video display quality problem of the VIC20, it is necessary from the start to act on the Composite signal by applying a "corrective" to effectively improve the two components luminance and chrominance AND then reinject them into a new Composite signal “clean” (cleansed of all its impurities). Today, the vast majority of TV screens manage Composite (normal), few screens/monitors accept an RGB (Y/C) input. In conclusion, the S-Video hardware mod made on a VIC20 will never be able to give optimal results. Only ("corrective") processing of the Composite VIC20 signal can truly improve the video display quality, much better than that delivered by the S-Video hardware mod. Would you be interested in my work on creating a Composite mod designed to correct and clean both luminance and chrominance components of the VIC20 WITHOUT DESTROYING THE VIC-20?? Sincerely PS: adding a 75 ohm resistor only adds this ohmic value to that of the video cable connected to a screen. This is one of the reasons why this S-Video hardware mod is deficient and does not address the problem of improving the video display of the VIC20.

Is there a port to makeup the exhausted air?

Nice work! how do you keep the spindle from rotating during the toolpath?

great video. thank you for this

Thank you! Are you able to share your custom tool profile that you used?

I have a different concept of the French cleat system for storage. I only use the FCs for tools and items that I use almost every day. Tools and items that I don't commonly use go out of sight in drawers or cupboards etc.

You are very good at explaining. Thank you for this.

you are certainly a clever genius! I like what you made. Now for the safety, I have an idea. You can put an upside down box on the blades with just enough clearance may 1/4th inch so you or your family or animals wont ever be able to put their fingers near the blades. but paper upto 1/4 inch thick can be sliding under to be cut by the blades. You can add two more rows of PVC pipe or anything really, just to hold the upside down box in place "in the air". Be safe and keep inventing!

Is there way make this with out fusion . Just wondering because have to pay😢

Yeah you are absolutely right I took the class and it’s not worth the money but mark is good

Excellent!! Thank you!!😍

I have a similar dust collector and it's time to put it on the wall. My problem is that the corner where I want to put the DC has french cleats on one side. Do you think I could just mount the separator ring with a Wyn environmental filter to on the cleats? I might give it a go since the cleats are already there.

My first computer was a HealthKit…..really weird having to put together first computer.

I appreciate you making this video. I wanted to do the exact same thing with my company logo. Now I'm off to try it myself. Once I get the STL file I will split the base to be white and then pause the printer to swap filament to blue so that I get a blue on white log. thanks again.

Song at 0:16 is Treatment Acne by Treatment Acne. I hate it when creators don't put their intro/outro songs in the description...

my first computer was an Osborne 1 A, my aunt gave it to me

Fellow band dad here embarking on a similar project. I really like the metal frame idea. Would you mind sharing what type of metal tubing you used for the frame and what thickness was the wall of the metal?

Thanks for sharing this.

Thank you so much for the review! Just wondering, Mark's class not being a class for beginners, what prerequisites would you recommend before one could get into it? And what sort of equipment or what kind of maker space access do you think one should have in order to be able to build the projects covered? Thanks!

Description????

What would you recommend for a HDMI TV?

Do you have any recommendations for the configurations of hanging it on a flat wall ( not a corner) My corner is not available in my shop. Thanks

This is super thanks.

Thanks for your review, you covered all the info I was looking for in a concise and easy to understand way! Much Appreciated!!!

Nice video

I love my babies and wanted to enroll both of them one age 6 and one age 10. Both homeschooling and just can't afford to pay high cost for popularity 😔. Wish it was more affordable for the low income kids so they can thrive and experience it

Simple. Done and very straightforward

Thank you for being so direct in your video ! None of the nonsense, it is much appreciated. I hope you make many more tutorials like this one for beginners. Will give your channel a fallow.

Came for the video. Subscribed for the Beastie Boys!😁

Are you happy with your 840 cnc ?? Looking at cncs in this price range like longmill

cool :-)

Specs of the monitor that would handle 6502 PCs?

What did you learn that you've incorporated yourself?

Drywall screws arnt all that strong. Their shear strength is pretty low.

that was the review i needed. thank you.

Which foam board did you use?

Could you help me out with a electric go kart build I just don’t know what size controller I need to fit my motor and what kind of batteries are going to be needed for approximately 30 mins of use. I would appreciate any feedback or direction on where I can learn this information

Um this is super cool!

All my research has lead me here, thx so far so good, i literaly want to cut big letters

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do you have a download to your 6502 emulator.

So easy to do it. I looked for this for about 3 months. very simple video. NICE