The zip ties are to secure the power cable to the boom arm, and straight stand. That way the cable isn't dangling haphazardly over your work. Video is well done!
Thank you for this video on this arm i love your enthusiasm and helpful it is when you do the reviews as beginners we dont want to be putting our money into items that really dont work very well and maybe not really needed but this i never thought of the arm but its totally a great tool to have off the desk thank you
Ok this is awesome...also technically vent fans should be above you, so this is great for that reason too. As a bead maker we use incense to see where and how fumes are moving.
I love your enthusiasm! I don't think it will work with my desk as it has a back panel, plus it's against a wall. But it looks a great piece of kit. Love all your videos!✌️
Hmm. I'm not sure what you mean? Like to just get the actual smoke absorber perfectly horizontal? If so, YES, totally thought the same thing. let me try it right now.
@@MakenzieHallie I was thinking put the top of the unit towards the u shape clamp. Looks like you had the bottom towards the u shape clamp? Didnt know if there was a difference in the top to mount holes vs bottom to mount holes
Oh cool! I wouldn't have either if I never read through the packet from the absorber! I was so excited. It's fun to be able to have all the "bells and whistles", even for work stuff! I love it all!! Lol!!! And absolutely will! I will always be here!
I need help. Pieces I’ve made months ago are ok, pieces I’ve made within the last two months, some are getting that white nasty crust? I always scrub the pieces in soapy water with a nail brush. Any ideas? I don’t use patina.
Could be anything! Changes in water hardness, changes in solder, humidity, flux residue, etc. It's just "white mold", overall not particularly controllable or worrisome. Can be washed away easily as often as needed. 🖤
Ties are to attach power cord around swing arm keeping it out your workspace😉
PERFECT. Thank you so much!!!!
The zip ties are to secure the power cable to the boom arm, and straight stand. That way the cable isn't dangling haphazardly over your work. Video is well done!
Thank you!!
I love how thorough your reviews are with these products. This will be going on my wish list!
Thank you so much! 🖤
OMG! THAT STAND IS THE BOMB! THANKS FOR THE REVIEW!
It is a game changer! Saves so much space.
Thank you for this video on this arm i love your enthusiasm and helpful it is when you do the reviews as beginners we dont want to be putting our money into items that really dont work very well and maybe not really needed but this i never thought of the arm but its totally a great tool to have off the desk thank you
I'm just starting in stained glass and mosaics and I appreciate your videos
Always helpful to have an extra "hand" and a clearer table / desk when glassing, what a cool idea! Happy Friday everyone x
Absolutely. The overwhelming amount of just stuff everywhere is already at a max. Lol. Happy Friday!
Ok this is awesome...also technically vent fans should be above you, so this is great for that reason too. As a bead maker we use incense to see where and how fumes are moving.
Great idea about the incense.
I love how excited you look in this vid!!
😘😘
I love your enthusiasm! I don't think it will work with my desk as it has a back panel, plus it's against a wall. But it looks a great piece of kit. Love all your videos!✌️
Bummer!!! And totally, I'm excited! Thanks so much for watching!
Not a bad price for both ! Thanks for the great video
Thank you for watching!
@@MakenzieHallie maybe rotate the smoke eater 180 degrees and it might be flatter. Looks like the top is shorter that the bottom maybe?
Hmm. I'm not sure what you mean? Like to just get the actual smoke absorber perfectly horizontal? If so, YES, totally thought the same thing. let me try it right now.
I can face it perfectly flat going up, so if i just spin the top pole it works!!
@@MakenzieHallie I was thinking put the top of the unit towards the u shape clamp. Looks like you had the bottom towards the u shape clamp? Didnt know if there was a difference in the top to mount holes vs bottom to mount holes
Can we see your actual work area with this arm attached?
it is "fan"tastic
Does the knob under the big knob at the joint allow you to adjust the arm side-to-side?
Yes
I thought I had all of the expensive tools that I needed!!!! My wallet hates this video! Lol
Lmao You DONT NEED this!!! Im sorry!!
No sorry needed! I didn’t know hakko made this arm and it looks awesome! I love your videos, please keep posting whenever you can!
Oh cool! I wouldn't have either if I never read through the packet from the absorber! I was so excited. It's fun to be able to have all the "bells and whistles", even for work stuff! I love it all!! Lol!!! And absolutely will! I will always be here!
This is a great channel!keep it up.Thanks for share.Subscribed your channel too.
Thank you so much! 🖤
I need help. Pieces I’ve made months ago are ok, pieces I’ve made within the last two months, some are getting that white nasty crust? I always scrub the pieces in soapy water with a nail brush. Any ideas? I don’t use patina.
Have you changed your solder? Some mixes stay shinier longer eg those with more tin. Just a thought
Could be anything! Changes in water hardness, changes in solder, humidity, flux residue, etc. It's just "white mold", overall not particularly controllable or worrisome. Can be washed away easily as often as needed. 🖤