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Wishing you the best on your journey

Thx bro, still working 4 yrs after

This banna Guyanese AF

thank you!!!!

Cool, this is basically an updated version of the previous two videos I've watched multiple times to learn how to salvage this Terrain Twister from Goodwill I got like 5 years ago.

Thank you

Found another solution: in the multi-cam sequence, right click > enable (basically disabling it), then again hit enable. It from now it will show up properly. If the above does not work, try selecting all the clips, then move them up to the next track and back.

Anyone know how to get it off 24 hour time?

Why do we have to either choose wether the price depends on the weight OR the number of items?? WHY NOT BOTH???

Thank you so much my man! Finally I've fixed my problem.

Can someone help me , My usb port isnt workinginlaptop after a 5v lithium battery power went in through usb cable😢, and one of the port has features like charging even if the laptop is shutdown ,which is making it very hot after the power surge issue😢.

Should it take forever to merge choosing the preOS option?

Does not work for an Armitron 40/8447 X65-I, reset button does nothing not cause any sort of blinking

How do u change the date?

are u gay?

Muito obrigado! Você ajudou muito👏👏

Thank you so sooooooooo mutch, you saved my mental health!!!!

You are a time saver. Thank you so much.

Thanks for the video ❤ which egg are you using I love how compact and perfectly behind your head it sits

THANK YOU! 😄God bless you sir 🙏✝️=💟

Dude, you got issues, constant fucking dings and playing loud music when you're trying to explain shit,... Plus, this didn't work! 5 fucking minutes wasted!

Is it possible to print this in vase mode?

Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you, It worked

Instead of washers, use "Thrust bearings" .

For a small channel, nice soundtrack, right volume in the right time which bigger channels fail to learn, it is easy to understand what you say. I am also into 3D printing with my Voron printers, it is a nice hobby and very interesting topic. Thanks for sharing that. Keep it up.

Awesome video! Thanks for the inspiration

Sweet video, great ideas. Thanks for sharing!

have you had any issues so far?

but whats the reason this happens? is there any broken device inside or just an error?

Thanks. Alarm now off.

Good for you attempting a VAWT. You now have a design to building "tool chain" to create new test workproducts. The "Engineering with Rosie" channel will help imagine more designs. Rosemary Barnes has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering who has consulted on many different kinds energy projects. She has done several videos on VAWT designs. Some of the design videos use very simple formula that will help you better understand how to design useful VAWT sized to different electric needs. Search her VAWT videos : www.youtube.com/@EngineeringwithRosie/search?query=vawt Her video list : www.youtube.com/@EngineeringwithRosie/videos Her Playlists : www.youtube.com/@EngineeringwithRosie/playlists ...included are some references.

How do you switch it into military time?

GREAT WORK! GOOD FOR THE ORDINARY HUMAN! THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO! GOOD LUCK!

Yes. Continued success in your endeavors. VAWTs organized like fish schooling produce better results than the massive HAWTs blighting the landscape. ...CalTech's John Dabiri's research is pretty amazing. Here's a link to a short intro on the idea. ruclips.net/video/kz6dw_BIdNA/видео.html All the best to you and yours, Cheers ~M

Great video. A couple of pieces that may be helpful. As an alternative to M8 threaded rod, you can most likely use 7/16" threaded rod or 'all thread', and related bolts and nuts. These should be available either at Home Depot directly, or through their online store to be shipped to your local store. Home Depot is notorious for not having much in the way of useful metric hardware. If there is clearance within a VAWT segment, you can potentially use a pair of regular nuts and what looks like a 2", or 50 mm, bolt to join two segments of threaded rod. The bolts get used as jam nuts for the joint. (Not having printed one of these, I'm not sure if there is the space,) that said, I've seen 7/16" all thread in lengths up to 8 feet or ~2.5 meters and you can cut down what you need from that to build whatever size you are going with. You can verify that 7/16 is the correct size by multiplying it by 25.4 mm, and you will get 7.9375, which is going to be close enough for this work. You're welcome to try printing a shim cylinder with an 8 mm outside dimension and a wall thickness of 0.031075 mm if you can get your printer to do that, mine won't. That or take a piece of shim stock of the appropriate thickness if you're concerned about it. If you are having trouble getting the 608 bearings to seat in the parts, you can use a pair of washers and nuts on either a piece of threaded rod, or a bolt that's long enough, and a couple of wrenches as a simple vice to insert the bearing. Be careful with this and make sure that the bearing is being seated flush, rather than tilted, as a tilt will cause problems with the parts in operation. As others have noted, the cracks are likely to be temperature dependent. As a recommendation, I don't rely on online temperature recommendations for materials as a first choice. First choice is to look at the spool of filament and/or the box it came in for that spool's temperature recommendations. It's a pain if you go on to discover that every color seems to have it's own temperature recommendations, but I've found that most of the variations from PLA, (+, Tough, HS) tend to recommend a somewhat higher temperature to deal with the fact that whatever they are mixing with PLA for that prefix/suffix needs a bit more heat. Also check to see if you need to compensate your hot end temperature for manufacturer's variations. A lot of Creality printers report a higher temperature than what the nozzle center is getting, especially if you are printing at a faster speed, and the center is experiencing heat transfer decreases as the cooler filament is heated up. And yes, I'll be printing one of these up, and need to see what kind of voltage and current these can supply. I'd like something that will keep a small camera and computer system powered through a Minnesota winter, including a system to 'warm' the box that's all in to help with battery survive-ability. (Lithium Ion cells generally don't like temperatures below freezing, much less -40 which happens from time to time here.) While I'll probably include solar for that, winter days are short, and nights are long, so better to augment that with something that can provide other sources of unattended power.

Cool project dude. The reason you're getting cracks in your print could be a couple of different issues. The first and most likely is you're under-extruding. Over-extruding causes pillowing or quilting (same thing just different name) which is when your printer is pushing too much material through the head and causes slight bulging. The cracking like you have can also be caused by your temp settings. If your extruder head is too hot or too cool it can cause weird issues like that. Too hot causes the material to shrink up a bit coming out of the nozzle (think holding a lighter under saran wrap) and too cool causes it to not bind well to the the layer below it. Getting things dialed in perfectly for your setup takes some time but it's worth it when you start getting amazing prints. One trick for getting the extruder to push more/less material is to adjust the filament size in your settings. Oftentimes you can't change the extrusion amount but you can trick the printer into thinking you have a bigger or smaller filament size. If you're printing with 3mm like me, changing the setting to 2.7 or 2.8 will cause the printer to extrude just a tiny bit of extra material to fill little gaps. Hope that helps, good luck with future projects. HMU if you wanna collab on a project. I'd love to find someone to do nerd stuff with.

Awesome video. So glad I found it. What is your accent? You sound a little like a fellow Trinidadian 🇹🇹.. but maybe another island?

Yeah, Thanks!

Press reset button once to go from military to std time.

The Armitron is a very cheap watch. Will never buy another. Cant expect much.But how do you change day of week? seems impossible.

Me here again!! 😂 I forgot it! Please never take your video away. Thank you so much!! God Bless you!! 😊

Who is here on 3/10/24, lol?

Thanks, twice a year here also, or whenever I have to change the battery.

Here we are again 🤔🤨😅😮‍💨

Thanks! Again and again 😊😊😊

You rock!!!!

Doesn't work for my 165 ft. version. Everything else about the watch is the same. Holding Reset changes the display from time to month and day, unlike here. If anyone has figured this out, please share.

Thanks! Again and again I come back

Thank you!!!!..You are master!!!!