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Как устранить оставшиеся царапины?

I'll be using mother's mag

Always start with 400 or 500 grid . That 180 is way too mutch for lights

Amazing video. Pity ZZ TOP fallon on hard times .😎😎

Very educational vid man! Mind me asking what microscope model ya using?

Hello, do you have a description of what you bought and where?

I have a really good condition r51 in a bin that I got from an old job. I was able to get XP SP3 installed after a reformat, and it runs great off the HDD. I may just do this now as a small project! How have things been going since? Able to get linux on there?

I don’t have chickens, so I don’t have fresh eggs. But I may steal your idea for some other organizational issues I have.

And by doing this method how long will this last?

Warning to anyone trying this. Do not use any xylene-containing products on the headlight assembly after using this vapour kit. The glass layer that is formed by the vapour is a very high stress, high shear shell. It will not stand up to the stresses created by products like certain panel prep solutions (with xylene inside), or practically all clear coat sprays. Furthermore, the surface will rapidly degrade if left unprotected. I saw a noticeable difference in my test lights after only a few weeks in the British springtime sunlight. While the results from the vapour process are immediate and stunning, they are very short-lived. I have a test underway using a clear PPF wrap which is so far holding up very well in the sun, but only time will tell if it really holds.

The lid with the tube on is for getting into spots on some lights that would require you to tip the cup too much with the standard lid on it.

i do this for a side job and i use the vapor kit with acetone it has no uv in it nothing is permanent add a ceramic coating on top it will last a while 👍

I'm surprised they started at 180 but the end results look pretty nice. I found myself wondering the blue liquid is acetone based or some other chemical that can dissolve plastic.

A heat gun would give the same result

Gonna have 'buzzy' speaker where you tossed away the speaker ring....LOL

Can you please share your supply list!

Hello! Nice video ! I got myself the same R51 that looks so cool imo. Could you specify the reference of the new component u used ? Also I wanted to know if it was possible to upgrade this old 32bit pc to 64bit...

Tried this. Its just too damned hard to not scratch these darn things. Even microfiber is over hyped. That scratches too.

Good job this is way I built mine when I got started in livestock cut most of cuts with a mini-mac chain saw.

Great job,I’m definitely gonna build this for my animals! Thank you!

any fine plastic polish will work. See your auto detailing shop

I love the old upgradable laptops. Wouldn't see a socketed CPU on modern laptops anymore, unfortunately. I have a Sony Vaio, which is quite a bit newer than this Thinkpad, but you can easily change the RAM, the HDD - and of course I replaced it with a SSD - and the CPU. Now I have i7 640m, 8GB of 1333MHz DDR3, and a 80GB SSD in there. In the future, I will change the SSD to a bigger one too, but that is for later. I also have dedicated graphics, GT 330M, which isn't great and the support for it is extremely lacking nowadays, but it's better than integrated graphics, at least. I currently have Debian installed on it, and I would probably switch to Devuan. I considered antiX because it's a very light Debian-based Linux distribution, but it has issues installing and running Wine, which I do want to have to run some older games.

Doing this for years for DELL laptops. Idk, but people and companies buy below awerage CPU laptops and never do upgrade. I have DELLs from 2008 with 1.8 - 2.0 GHz CPUs. Why not to upgrade them to 2.5 ? I have Inspiron 1501 AMD based that was stated in all official sources incl. comments on Dell support that chipset can handle 2GB of RAM only. But people has found modules that work as 2+2. So after one bad try I have found and bought correct ones and forced laptop to accept them 😂. First, I installed 2+1 and it has started normally. But after I installed 2+2 and it has refused to start. So I returned to 2+1 and used it for one day. Next day I tried again and entered BIOS. Checked that all amount is visible there. Tried to load Windows few times, and It has started finally! With upgraded to 2.2 GHz CPU and hybrid HDD it works flawlessly. Except operating system troubles... No correct GPU drivers for Windows 7, so I risked to install experimental Windows Vienna mod th😅s year. It works, except the internet. Core does not support Chrome, but dedicated browser MyPal and Firefox works a little. But main trouble are these security certificates of websites... no updates so many websites just do not work. Other thing with network is Wi-Fi works with real speed of 2,5 Mbit/s. It is Dell wireless card with a,b,g but it refuses to work at normal speed. Need to be replaced, I suppose.

That’s my first laptop also. I still have it on my shelf in my study. I just don’t have the heart to throw it away.

I never had an R series Thinkpad myself (always T or X), but back in college, I worked in the tech shop that supported student laptop purchases, and this was one of the standard machines people would get. They were the work horses of the mid 2000s college student.

I do miss the CPU socket in laptops, got a Dell E5510 with a Socket in upgraded from a Celeron to a 1st gen I5, Was watching a LGR video and yours was recommended to me +1 sub from me

Ok, CPU upgrade in a laptop, that's pretty darn cool

That specific laptop launched me into my IT career!

Is it now remarkeble quicker? Start up, loading etc?

Promo_SM 🤦

Looking at your 2-port 5200: The pin that's lifted on the big bottom right chip, the GTIA, is pin 11, which is T3 (Trigger 3). Doing a little research on it: On early 4-port systems, T3 normally goes to pin 13 of the 4th controller port which is for the top left/right red fire button and pin 4 (LP/ Light Pen) of the ANTIC (big chip on the top right) is only pulled high with a 4.7Kohm resistor to 5V (that'll be relevant in a bit). On later 4-port systems, T3 is also connected to pin 4 (LP/ Light Pen) of the ANTIC (big chip on the top right) and on 2-port systems it's only connected to LP. So theoretically, pin 11 of the GTIA a.k.a. T3 not being connected to the board may not do anything on a 2-port system, except leaving the LP pin floating and no light pen support if there ever was one for the 5200 (there was one for the Atari 8-bit computers IIRC). The bodge wire on the bottom connects pin 1 (GND) and pin 12 (P2/Paddle 2) of the POKEY (big bottom left chip). P2 leads to pin 10 of the 2nd controller port and controls one of the axis of the analog stick, so (assuming this is just a wire and not an insulated resistor) why is this tied to ground...? As for the bodge wires on the left: I'm not sure what those are. Maybe those are trace fixes? Btw. did you catch the scratch on the board between the chip A2 (big top right, ANTIC)? Also, did you insert that Congo Bongo cartridge the right way? The label on the cartridge was upside down when you inserted it and turned it on. Either way, thanks for uploading this video and I hope you read both of my comments and find them at least somewhat helpful.

I recently got an original 4 port 5200 sold as untested without the switchbox that does the same thing after I did the switchbox elimination mod: Blackish screen and audio noise coming from the POKEY when I try to play Pole Position. I reseated all the big chips (but not the RAM yet) and both 7805s checked good with a game inserted and it still doesn't boot. Mine has the Rockwell 6502 R-C Network fix likely from the factory, a cap installed on the POKEY chip (the big chip on the bottom left) between pin 1 and 17 (GND and VCC respectively) and on the solder side of the main board, there's a bodge wire between pin 1 (GND) of the POKEY is connected to the GND side of C104.

Hello what is the polish called?

Nice old car. I would like to see more content.

Is that just a bezel with a gap in the middle or a whole lens with plastic under it? I've got a DSi XL with deep scratches on the bottom screen I picked up and I got a touchscreen for it but I'm not sure if I need an additional part like a lens to get rid of all the scratched bits.

That needle tip was so good, I wanted to replace my 3ds xls plates but didn't want to bring a knife to it's rubber pads to remove the top screen screws. Are the ribbon cables (in the dsi) delicate? I feel like I could do this but I'm worried I'll snap the ribbons

Wet sanding 1000 through 3000 then plastix 2.0 will provide a like new finish.....takes about 45 mins......I use pledge on a flannel cloth to hand buff after polishing.

Nice

Could you do the same video for a ds lite

This some next level wizardry. It actually works!!! Thanks!!

I really need to learn how to work on my guitars. I'm not at all a handy man, I can't even swap out pickguards or anything. Ultimately I want to be good enough to piece together a whole guitar with separate parts, like a Frankenstein bass. I like more unique pickup configurations as well, like double p (blacktop jazz style) or humbucker bridge - split p style neck, etc. P-bass style body, thin jazz neck.. that would be such a fun project. Kinda rambling there. Anyways, nice video and pickguard! I'm actually waiting for a fender blacktop p to arrive. Just ordered one from Reverb.. black body/black pickguard.

thank you i'm selling my turntables this weekend and will do exactly this before the customer sees them

looks really nice, and it's a great tutorial. I've been thinking of buying an olympic white squier and putting a tort shell pickguard on it. Always loved that look.

Could you just put new dome head Allen screws in?

I'm going to do the same, but repaint black for the pole piece. Nice vids btw

I have the exact same problem

Just did this yersterday to my Detonators and sound tested today, no change noticed whatsoever. Thanks man!

Metal filings falling into the pickup and the keyboard?

Thumbs up for actually showing how those cables disconnect from the motherboard. Has no idea that there was a catch, the little black bit.