Thank you, I will admit... I totally knew they were pedipalps at the time, but I intentionally said "fangs" to prevent 100 people from commenting "what the hell is a petty palp?"
Between the nails going in, the xylophone, and the music that felt a lot like an early Taika Waititi piece. I come out of it just in time to start the bandsaw casino heist. I just found you and loaded up my play list.
It’s been a year so have you changed the position of the drain valve down to ground level? I ask because it seems the air would blow by the large amount of water buildup (as well as sediment) and not push it up to ceiling height. When I pressurize the pipes in my pool to blow water out this will happen and that is below ground level.
I'm planning to upgrade the pipe diameter to 1/2" PEX and a nearby downward facing leg to serve as a temporary reservoir, I might make a video on it and other improvements sometime
Have you thought of making and selling your hangers and clips? Especially since most people don't own a 3D printer. Awesome design and would be willing to purchase.
This is fun to watch, but for testing PEX you've missed two key environmental conditions: UV and aging. Exposed PEX will become very brittle from UV exposure, which I think would be more prone to sending parts flying. I don't know how PEX does accelerated life testing, but it's probably temperature. Aging would most likely cause the other failure modes happen at lower PSI and lower temperature.
@@bpdp379 I have 1/2" PEX pipe run around my residential garage and I weld. I've mig welded flat deck trailers, snow plows and repaired and made many different things. Just about everything in my garage has been exposed to extreme UV light. In fact, I had a white plastic bag with about a half a dozen extra circuit breakers laid on the shelf and a couple of years ago I realized that bag had turned to white flakes. I was assuming it was the ultraviolet light exposure. The PEX is installed with brass fittings with stainless steel pinch rings and my compressor cuts out at 125 psi. The system has been in my garage now 10 years or more. Matt risinger from the build show actually tests different PEX systems and I think he got the pipe to burst at almost 750 psi? I think
Love the video, however the things you called fang on the spider are actually their pedipalps, kinda like small hands.
Thank you, I will admit... I totally knew they were pedipalps at the time, but I intentionally said "fangs" to prevent 100 people from commenting "what the hell is a petty palp?"
Lol I lost it when the hose blew. Thanks for the video
Between the nails going in, the xylophone, and the music that felt a lot like an early Taika Waititi piece. I come out of it just in time to start the bandsaw casino heist. I just found you and loaded up my play list.
Thank you! I take that comparison as high praise, good motivation to keep it up
Note: Making a PVC potato cannon with compressed air and firing it alot can cause similar fatigue and make it explode. Dont ask why I know.
I could not agree more, and it seems we both appreciate a high velocity potato... allegedly
Love those hangers!
No comments on the slingshot mounted by the PEX eh? Lol
They should be standard in all workshops lol
@@daveman4863 agreed. Also just stumbled on your channel. Watched every shop episode back to back. Looking forward to more!
It’s been a year so have you changed the position of the drain valve down to ground level? I ask because it seems the air would blow by the large amount of water buildup (as well as sediment) and not push it up to ceiling height. When I pressurize the pipes in my pool to blow water out this will happen and that is below ground level.
I'm planning to upgrade the pipe diameter to 1/2" PEX and a nearby downward facing leg to serve as a temporary reservoir, I might make a video on it and other improvements sometime
Have you thought of making and selling your hangers and clips? Especially since most people don't own a 3D printer. Awesome design and would be willing to purchase.
Good job. Where did you get your quick connect to PEX?
Thank you, those are fittings that adapt from PEX to NPT I chose on the spot at home depot
does Ole Spidy have 6 legs pointing forward!?!?!? Actually looks to big for a Brown recluse....
Im trying to find the male quick connect to pex fitting, or adapters to make that work. Can anyone tell me what I need? Thank you.
This is fun to watch, but for testing PEX you've missed two key environmental conditions: UV and aging. Exposed PEX will become very brittle from UV exposure, which I think would be more prone to sending parts flying. I don't know how PEX does accelerated life testing, but it's probably temperature. Aging would most likely cause the other failure modes happen at lower PSI and lower temperature.
Sounds like a good test, where do you usually see UV exposure on PEX? I could try to re-create the scenario
@@daveman4863 hahaha 😆 great response Dave
@@daveman4863welding is the big UV one. The other is improper storage before installation.
@@bpdp379 I have 1/2" PEX pipe run around my residential garage and I weld. I've mig welded flat deck trailers, snow plows and repaired and made many different things. Just about everything in my garage has been exposed to extreme UV light. In fact, I had a white plastic bag with about a half a dozen extra circuit breakers laid on the shelf and a couple of years ago I realized that bag had turned to white flakes. I was assuming it was the ultraviolet light exposure.
The PEX is installed with brass fittings with stainless steel pinch rings and my compressor cuts out at 125 psi. The system has been in my garage now 10 years or more. Matt risinger from the build show actually tests different PEX systems and I think he got the pipe to burst at almost 750 psi? I think
Good video. Thanks.
They're not fangs - they are called "pedipalps" and are kind of like arms with tongues on the end.
Interesting thank you for sharing :) I really like you style
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed
Hi Dave , did you use pex A or pex B. Thanks mate ☺️👍
Pex B! other types have their pros and cons, I made my selection based on the tools required
are the STL files available anywhere, I'm interested in using the 2x4 hangars for a project
A link for the STL files is in the description
can you post the STL file for the hangars ?
Just added info for the hangers in the video description
if at 1st ya don't succeed try try try, try try try, try try try, try again lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Failure is like 90% of what I do 😎
Being a mechanic my couplers are mounted more solidly as the my get pulled on inadvertently.
Enjoyed the video! Mourn the spiderbro. :-(
We celebrate Spider Bro's short but meaningful life
Failure is not an option, while getting the pex to fail
Enjoyed watching the video. You were entertaining and informative while not making the video to silly.
Thank you! I appreciate you saying so... you may have emboldened me to increase the silliness a hair though
Poor spider 🕷
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Nice! Subbed:)
Thank you!
Maybe 100 percent goofing off but.....