my friend congratulations for your videos they are very nice I watched them all!!! if you want And it's easy for you at 5:30 You put a liquid for Soldering you can tell me the details of this liquid. I have tried Many others are not good this seems very effective, And I hope you are well and make nice videos greetings Spyros from London!!!👍
Cool project, nice skills, and some useful tools! To bend the copper pipe did you need to do anything to stop it rupturing/breaking? Like put sand inside for example.
"I think" the "turbo" coil would restrict and slow the flow an rubber o-rings will melt in seconds. Nice ideas with jet and bullet casing though. Ciao from Florida USA.
Greetings! This is a high-temperature-resistant rubber seal designed to withstand temperatures ranging from 1,932 to 3,632 degrees Fahrenheit. It is noteworthy that the nozzle does not attain excessively high temperatures, as this would compromise the integrity of the soldering. The effectiveness of the cooling process is enhanced by a sharper flame, resulting in a reduced point of contact with the frame. It is worth noting that the apex of the flame consistently maintains the highest temperature, regardless of the specific conditions, emphasizing the significance of this thermal characteristic.
He clearly wasn't impressed with his project because he destroyed it at the end. He installed a fuel tank in the coil which he covers up with his thumb to make it look like it is running on it's own.
To understand the essence of the project, you should turn on the subtitles. Each step is described in the subtitles, and an explanation is provided for each stage. So, you might feel like something is off :) Have a great day and wonderful weekend! Thank you for following my creative work.
not running on it's own, it's running from leftover pressure in the hose after closing the valve. At the end one can see the flame start to shrink and then go out as he opens the valve.
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Oh good you can melt sauder again
I can see that solder melting if used for more than 5min 😂😂😂
And why the coil for 😂
Did that get flash back when you opened the valve 😂😂😂
my friend congratulations for your videos they are very nice I watched them all!!! if you want And it's easy for you at 5:30 You put a liquid for Soldering you can tell me the details of this liquid. I have tried Many others are not good this seems very effective, And I hope you are well and make nice videos greetings Spyros from London!!!👍
Cool project, nice skills, and some useful tools! To bend the copper pipe did you need to do anything to stop it rupturing/breaking? Like put sand inside for example.
Dude! How do you bend that tube so easily?! All these other videos got us filling it with sand and it still kinks
Excelent Jobs...Saludos from Chile..!!
Nice Job man ! I love it ! really
"I think" the "turbo" coil would restrict and slow the flow an rubber o-rings will melt in seconds. Nice ideas with jet and bullet casing though.
Ciao from Florida USA.
Greetings! This is a high-temperature-resistant rubber seal designed to withstand temperatures ranging from 1,932 to 3,632 degrees Fahrenheit. It is noteworthy that the nozzle does not attain excessively high temperatures, as this would compromise the integrity of the soldering. The effectiveness of the cooling process is enhanced by a sharper flame, resulting in a reduced point of contact with the frame. It is worth noting that the apex of the flame consistently maintains the highest temperature, regardless of the specific conditions, emphasizing the significance of this thermal characteristic.
He clearly wasn't impressed with his project because he destroyed it at the end. He installed a fuel tank in the coil which he covers up with his thumb to make it look like it is running on it's own.
To understand the essence of the project, you should turn on the subtitles. Each step is described in the subtitles, and an explanation is provided for each stage. So, you might feel like something is off :) Have a great day and wonderful weekend! Thank you for following my creative work.
not running on it's own, it's running from leftover pressure in the hose after closing the valve. At the end one can see the flame start to shrink and then go out as he opens the valve.