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If you're already well aware of how a lathe operates and how to use one then definitely don't get this one if you want one as a project then get this one once I feel that my abilities have surpassed the abilities of the lathe that I currently have then I will invest in a better one

48 volt nominal Factory rated 1500 watt it works great without getting too hot I drove it around for a while and kept using the back of my hand to touch the motor it gets warm but it doesn't get too hot to touch so it's good enough for this situation but good enough redneck solution anyways

I thought about that but the whole point of going with a solid axle on the front kind of setup was to avoid all of the complexity and parts that could be worn out over time trying to make it more simple but ever since I rode my other scooter so long and realized I need suspension on this new build I'm trying to incorporate suspension in the simplest way I think I finally settled on a swingarm design a video showing it will be coming out soon

Well I would consider these motors and Axle setup with the differential Universal but I believe they're pretty much the same as what's on a lot of all-weather fully enclosed mobility scooters you can get them for pretty much anything basically they're sold as a universal setup you can bolt them on your go-kart your little kids four-wheeler your Mobility Scooter pretty much anything a lot of things come from the factory brand new with these lot of different things

What I'm building is called an all-weather fully enclosed mobility scooter the fact that it looks like a mini Jeep is just for fun to buy one to buy an all-weather fully enclosed Mobility Scooter brand new specifically the queue Runner which is the one I had my eye on for a year or two cost about 8,500 and I still feel like it's not what I want most all-weather mobility scooters don't fit through a door frame if you need to bring them in or live in a situation where you cannot park them outside there's a lot of different reasons for me building my own butt I also just like to build things

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Well I've named it the Beast it's simply an RC car that I'm building from random Parts the main frame is from scratch the body and the wheels are from another RC car I got for free that was broken the two Motors in the rear and the motor in the front for steering plus the controller was from a kid's Power Wheels that I bought to cut up for my other project it's just a toy for fun that I'm building it's very beefy and overbuilt for what it is but that's kind of what I do

That old motor was it performed fine for overpowering it that was one of my first electric projects not quite my first though I use a 3000 watt Hub motor nowadays on a homemade mobility scooter project have been meaning to make more videos on but I haven't yet

Well if I remember right it was around $3,000 back then

On my old van I had four panels 100w each and on my big Holiday Rambler I had eight panels running in a 24 volt setup

You should check out my Mobility Scooter Projects I actually built something like what you're thinking of

this will get you going shop around you can probably get it cheaper

Thank you I'll give it a look

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Yeah they're dirt cheap and easy to modify and have a pretty robust frame underneath

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I sold the van a long time ago planning on getting back to Nomad life someday

Yeah the gas bike wasn't too far gone it was a simple $20 fix and easy to get around without buying the new car I just didn't want to fuss with it anymore I realized I could get by with far less far cheaper and I was more interested in electronics than combustion engines anyways

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All my jugs had a lid on them I suppose it was just the fact that they were see-through that attracted the bees to them made them think they could get into the water

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Well yes you can weld with 12 volts I don't recommend it requires a lot more amps increasing the voltage requires less amps it makes it easier on the wires and the cables and less likely to burn anything up and it makes for a better weld

Yeah they're good reliable Little Motors the 4-stroke versions of these bicycle kit engines which are pretty much Universal utility motor they just have a 4 bolt pattern on the bottom like a go-kart engine you have to have an adapter plate to mount them on a bicycle

Well it's an 800 watt microwave I don't feel like doing the math but I was running a 2000 watt inverter with three batteries 100 amp hours a piece and four solar panels on the roof wired in parallel 100 Watts a piece back then I was still just using a pwm simple charge controller

Thanks I've got plans on building a bigger better one soon it'll be more like a little Canon replica instead of just being air powered it'll be air and water powered when you add water into the mix you get more pushing power

Thanks I used to call that my little Mad Max Dirt Bike when I lived in Arizona in the desert for a little bit when I had the turkey sprocket on it it really could go up anything until somebody stole the turkey sprocket I had on a temporary bike then I had to put my speed sprocket on it and I had no torque anymore

@@ElectroFriedRiggin sorry that someone stole your stuff I know how that is

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Thanks I love building things and I encourage others to build things too that's the whole point of my channel is to just show people how much you can do with very little money most of the components I use are scavenged or homemade from scratch in some way

I believe I was able to get it up to about 40 miles an hour with the speed sprocket the 36 tooth sprocket but with the bigger sprocket I believe it only did about 30 but it had plenty of torque to go straight up a cliff which was pretty cool

Yes homemade firearms in America are perfectly legal given that you build them within specific parameters you'll just have to do research based on your area what parameters those are it was a slam fire single shot 22 really simple I no longer have it I disassembled it I have the barrel to it still I intend on getting back around to building another homemade firearm I just haven't had the need or been in a dangerous area where I felt like I should own a firearm so I will get back around to it whenever I feel like doing it for a fun project

@@ElectroFriedRiggin yes, on my laptop it has sound, but not on my ipad. must be me. sorry. thank you for your thoughtful and honest stories. stay positive. 💙

Thank you so much my mind never stops sometimes it can be a problem

1985 Dodge prospector the van of course not the truck version I believe it had the 318

Honestly the lower half doesn't really matter it's mostly all about whether or not it's put together strong and has enough air flow for the candles to stay lit properly

Yeah back then my health was very lacking as far as nourishment goes

I thought about building a 12 gauge when I was working on this but at the time I didn't have the money to get any rounds to test with to make sure I could build the barrels and stuff the right size and also I didn't really have a need for a heavy duty firearm I just needed something that made noise and looked somewhat intimidating for the random weirdos that were trying to threaten me in things

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