5 Ingenious Ways To Repair Everything That Even Professors Had To Learn From Me

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
  • Hello everyone! You are watching video " 5 Ingenious Ways To Repair Everything That Even Professors Had To Learn From Me "
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    00:00 Trick 1: How To Repair Aluminum Brakes
    08:18 Trick 2: Use 1.5V Battery To Repair Broken Cup
    17:13 Trick 3: Restore Old 1.5V Batteries To Like New
    30:40 Trick 4: Use 1.5V Battery To Soldering Wire
    38:08 Trick 5: Use 1.5V Battery To Repair Broken Bumper
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  • @billfranks6805
    @billfranks6805 20 дней назад +7

    A lot of trouble to repair very cheap parts to replace

  • @InventorB-n8y
    @InventorB-n8y 18 часов назад

    Worth learning, thank you very much

  • @chucky47240
    @chucky47240 Месяц назад +20

    Solution 1 : Never repair a brake or clutch handle as there is a risk that the repair will break. It's an inexpensive part, you don't have to cut corners on safety !
    Solution 2 : The product that is manufactured is called Zinc Chloride. It is a metal stripper.
    You have to put the Zinc surrounding the batteries in Hydrochloric acid, the Zinc will be eaten away by the acid and it will become Zinc Chloride.
    But to have a good, well-concentrated stripper, you have to wait until all the Zinc is eaten away by the Acid. It can last 2 to 4 days. But you will have a much more effective stripper, with the assurance that the solder does not break !
    Solution 3 : Be careful, it is dangerous to charge batteries that are not designed for that !
    This method allows you to restore some energy to remote controls and clocks which do not require a lot of voltage to operate.
    If you want to try it, then you need to be present during charging and have the batteries in front of you. Do not exceed 10 minutes, maximum charge for safety ! Batteries could heat up and catch fire.
    Solution 4 : No worries ! Very good way to recycle glow plugs !
    Solution 5 : No worries ! Great way to recycle things! But the black rod which is in the middle of the battery is only found in a few brands of “Zinc-Carbon” Saline batteries. It's complicated to find, almost no one uses this technology anymore. And even for certain “Zinc-Carbon” salt batteries, there is no longer this black rod in the middle. You must therefore find the brand of the batteries in the video to be sure you have the same thing. But in the batteries that we use in 2024, this is no longer found. At least in Western countries. You can only find Alkaline batteries in stores that don't have this black rod in the middle.
    It is better to use a 60W soldering iron directly to melt the plastic, it will go faster. You can find them on Amazon, yellow colors, with a rod attachment (soldering tip) held by two screws, to be able to put a flat rod there to melt plastic instead. Found on AliExpress.
    These are the cheapest soldering irons and they work great. I have one of 30W and one of 60W, it's perfect !

    • @arseneblardone3694
      @arseneblardone3694 Месяц назад

      P

    • @hansbachtold1966
      @hansbachtold1966 19 дней назад

      Point3 : The clock still uses 1.5 Volts, but draws hardly any current

    • @WrappedInPlasticine
      @WrappedInPlasticine 9 дней назад

      Thank you for the explanation on what he did with that battery and the sulfuric acid

  • @PaulHayman-tq5kb
    @PaulHayman-tq5kb Месяц назад +1

    You can use a nic cad battery charger with a small charge can be used for to re/ charge

  • @billfranks6805
    @billfranks6805 20 дней назад +9

    Everything here has a low replacement vaule why would you do all this when a handful of bucks would replace the item?

    • @WrappedInPlasticine
      @WrappedInPlasticine 9 дней назад

      Well, as you can tell, he lives in a country that's an absolute chit-hole and their economy is likely inflated to the point that Americans could go and live like kings and queens for the test of their lives with 50k in a bank account.

  • @mohamadsadiiq2576
    @mohamadsadiiq2576 29 дней назад +2

    مرحبا انا ابو عمر من العراق اعمالک جیده جیدا

  • @vvision21c
    @vvision21c Месяц назад +1

    구독 했어요

    • @GausDIY
      @GausDIY  Месяц назад

      정말 감사합니다. 좋은 하루 보내시기 바랍니다

    • @user-zg6ql4lh7q
      @user-zg6ql4lh7q 28 дней назад

      당신의 영상 보고 항상 구독 좋아요로
      보답하고 응원해요~

  • @WrappedInPlasticine
    @WrappedInPlasticine 9 дней назад

    What I'm trying to understand is what kind of batteries he tore apart and dropped in the sulfuric acid. I see that he used the leftover as a flux, I've seen this before but can't seem to find any information on this practice. Can someone please guide me on where to find more information on this? I genuinely want to give this a try

  • @cosmeteixeira6221
    @cosmeteixeira6221 Месяц назад +3

    Gostei mas queria saber o nome desta quimica que uza

    • @GausDIY
      @GausDIY  Месяц назад

      Você pode ver isso nas legendas

  • @2402ajay
    @2402ajay Месяц назад +4

    Too complicated. Better buy a new mug

  • @klebercerqueira677
    @klebercerqueira677 Месяц назад +2

    Deixa de ser miserável !
    Compre outra manete.

  • @miguelmorgimeno4353
    @miguelmorgimeno4353 Месяц назад +1

    Sois español y también soy un manitas

    • @lukasschmidt50
      @lukasschmidt50 Месяц назад

      Und damit ist bewiesen das Spanier keine Ahnung haben. 🤮🤮🤮

  • @user-bx1cj5xw3s
    @user-bx1cj5xw3s 18 дней назад

    مالك دخل بيها ‏‪5:29‬‏

  • @user-bx1cj5xw3s
    @user-bx1cj5xw3s 18 дней назад

    ايدانايمه ‏‪2:21‬‏

  • @ravikd1543
    @ravikd1543 12 дней назад

    Correct, only wastage of Time and Energy

  • @boysantos3465
    @boysantos3465 Месяц назад +1

    31

  • @user-bx1cj5xw3s
    @user-bx1cj5xw3s 18 дней назад

    اهدالك بأ ‏‪6:05‬‏

  • @philchurch927
    @philchurch927 21 день назад +1

    what a waste of time!

  • @stabironabb
    @stabironabb 9 дней назад

    Ok

  • @user-ut9cx6th5s
    @user-ut9cx6th5s Месяц назад +2

    katastrofa

  • @user-bx1cj5xw3s
    @user-bx1cj5xw3s 18 дней назад

    د.أ

  • @raymac6661
    @raymac6661 10 дней назад

    Tiempo perdido ver este vídeo, dedícate a otra cosa

  • @AndreyP-nn3sd
    @AndreyP-nn3sd Месяц назад

    Овуг мультик колесо машины короче у дяди спустился

  • @Etiennevisvang
    @Etiennevisvang 9 дней назад +1

    A waste of time😮

  • @JAYSOM66
    @JAYSOM66 20 дней назад +2

    👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

  • @emanuelmifsud6754
    @emanuelmifsud6754 Месяц назад +2

    So your title says something about teaching the professor. Good communications helps especially having AUDIO your video has none.
    Your brief transcript leaves a lot to desired.
    Why solder the mug handle when the correct method is spot welding. Why use hydrochloric acid to clean carbon rod. Washing it in water would suffice. Adding hydrochloric acid to zinc gives zinc chlorie a flux, you call it a stripper. Your soldering wire was prefluxed.
    I could not watch your battery recycling. Carbon batteries are a one way reaction. Meaning it cannot be reconditioned.
    So much for you teaching the professor. You barely know what you're doing. That's me being nice to you by the way.
    Change your idiotic title.

  • @mehedimehedi6309
    @mehedimehedi6309 День назад

    RUclips videos are boring