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Actual spectrum output is probably very cool-white. I wanted to modify a panel in the past, but it's way easier to just make one from scratch.

You can't. You need to buy a new power supply.

Get new ones on eBay. They are more comfortable peeled in my opinion, but don't soundproof as well.

Nice. As one with a full-time professional hoarder disease (PhD), I have a bunch of containers full of random bolts and screws. Aside from wood/metal screws and bolts:Tiny screws and boltsRandom normal boltsRandom wood screwsRandom metal screwsSelf drilling screwsConical head bolts.Long boltsThreaded rodsVery useful if I need to find a one of a kind bolt for a specific situation.

Woah - thank you!!

Might be also possible to pay a professional to cut it with a plasma cutter.

How thick is it? About how hard is the steel? This is the important info.Angle grinder > jigsaw > hacksaw. A rotary tool won't work with thick steel. But you could cut a bit into the steel to keep a hacksaw blade cutting straight. Hope this helps. If you have a picture that could help.

12v Battery: 100s of amps peak.ATX: <30 A/h?

Exactly what Petercd wrote. Keep in mind it can make the multimeter go a bit crazy. Did that, and if I was barefoot, the multimeter leads would shock me slightly. I have a pretty simple idea for a tool I can make for measuring batteries, that's way more practical than using a multimeter. Been planning to make an I'ble about it for years.I wanted to modify a multimeter to work on rechargeable 18650s so I wouldn't need to care about turning it off, but a buck converter consumes ~30mah passively. Multimeters are also very cheap (comparatively) on eBay and you might be able to get one that's powered by 2xAA batteries. I've killed 2 multimeters in the past few months because I go back and forth between settings... Need to make my own from a cheap volt/amp display.

3rd comment... I misread and thought you wanted to power it with a power supply. Still works I guess.

^I need to use one of these instead of a multimeter: https://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-100V-10A-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Blue-Red-LED-Dual-Digital-Volt-Amp-Meter-Gauge/401768007918?hash=item5d8b3d48ee%3Ag%3Aah4AAOSwtIdc3QNK&LH_BIN=1 Capitalism? These are a quarter of the price of what they were only a few years ago. Crazy.

I recommend it for drill bits that aren't used for drilling into metal, the chips and metal dust gets stuck to the magnetized drill bit!

Sorry I don't remember, I had an electrical engineer help me,

See William Osmans new video on a hat the rotates in the direction of the sun. Funny, but it might help.

1. That is an awesome miter box, never seen one like that before.2. I don't like miter boxes, I made a magnetic guide for my Japanese saw, and highly recommend it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDGZmSuTRfEI believe towards the end of the video I show how to use it with a speed-square, hopefully that would work and be accurate enough. I use it to cut wood at 90 degrees and it's super fast and very accurate. Just in case you want to change your plans completely, or make for future projects.3. Skateboard bearings are garbage! :) I've taken apart stepper motos and they have really good quality bearings in them, but skateboard bearings have way too much play and they make a rattling sound often.4. Buy locknuts instead of washers, and tighten them with the rounded part of the locknuts onto ...

1. That is an awesome miter box, never seen one like that before.2. I don't like miter boxes, I made a magnetic guide for my Japanese saw, and highly recommend it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDGZmSuTRfEI believe towards the end of the video I show how to use it with a speed-square, hopefully that would work and be accurate enough. I use it to cut wood at 90 degrees and it's super fast and very accurate. Just in case you want to change your plans completely, or make for future projects.3. Skateboard bearings are garbage! :) I've taken apart stepper motos and they have really good quality bearings in them, but skateboard bearings have way too much play and they make a rattling sound often.4. Buy locknuts instead of washers, and tighten them with the rounded part of the locknuts onto the inner race of the bearing like>>> [)0(]5. Maybe also get some plastic (POM?) pipe that you can cut to size and have it cover the bearings, to not dull the saw teeth, if hit accidentally!

*Links my entire Youtube channel*"Any other good videos like this one?"Oh.I struggle with this a lot when making videos, I don't really know who my audience is (other than Males, 20-50 y/o) and what their skill level is. Some advice I've heard is to assume your viewers are intelligent people who don't know much about the subject, but that doesn't help much.I can see in my analytics when people rewind/skip parts of my videos which helps me learn for future videos, but I never really know. For example, in my video on making a buzzer/horn for a bike: showing video of soldering is very boring, but not explaining each step would mean people wouldn't be able to replicate the project - but if you already know how to solder, you don't need instructions...

Oops, sorry I missed your comment. I don't know exactly what you're cutting, and how accurate it needs to be, can you provide more information? Happy to help :)

I heard these are being given away at Antifa protests! ;)

Pro tip for step 4: if your camera is struggling to focus on a small object/angle, put your hand close to the object or at the same distance from the lens, focus on it, remove the hand, then take a picture. This works if you're using a DSLR or some phone apps.

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I also have to log in every couple of months. Pretty rare though,

What an awesome idea, I can't believe I missed this I'ble. Congrats on your win!

My phone charges the last couple percents very slowly, might be the cause.

It was a really fun project. I used the vise for metalworking projects too. I think I used it for over a year. One of the glue joints did come apart while in use once - the vise pretty much exploded, but it was fixed. Something was wrong with the glue I used too. And speaking of TPI - the threaded rod I used for this vise was way to fine and it would take forever to adjust it. I used what I had, though. Now I have quite a variety of threaded rods to choose from!I believe you've commented that before, but have you considered making wooden jaws for your vise? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64RHM05EQds:)

I didn't think of that, but it depends on the temperature of your hot glue gun. Some hot glue guns exceed the melting temperature of PVC.You also can't break away a PVC pipe, removing the hot glue would probably be a nightmare - same with a metal pipe, though you can cut the metal pipe, force it together, cast the hot glue, and then separate the pipe.BTW I've been thinking of using a metal pipe as a mold for an upcoming brass casting project, but it seems as if my torch can barely melt brass, so I'm not sure...also I keep confusing the terms...I think!

Nice, a garden hose is a good alternative.

Correct. Also correct, I didn't end up finding a use for it and took it apart after a few months. And Pine smells HORRIBLE!

My attempt at making a sheet aluminum box was kind of a disaster... Will keep your I'ble in mind for the future, thank you!

Plywood isn't that weak...

Set a notification in your calendar for the first Tuesday of every month.

Nice! Maybe you should try using steel bearings instead of the Aokolon (POM plastic), so see if they guide the blade better. I know a few people have tried using POM for bandsaw blade guides, but it would belt from the heat.

I don't think you need the dividers, I epoxied a bend rod to my tool wall, and none of the tools ever fall over, here's a picture from a few years ago, now I have fewer tools on it: https://cdn.instructables.com/F72/BBFG/IRXTCTNH/F...

It works for me.

We used to do exactly that, except we put it on the outside, and I think we used silicone RTV instead of double sided tape.

Oh, for a drone :https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=DJI+mavic+air+car+charger&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=DJI+mavic+airThe more times you convert the voltage, the higher the % of wasted energy. So you don't want to go from 12V battery>110/220V inverter>DC power supply, if you don't have to.

$1, here you go: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=6-24v+to+5v+usb&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=9-24v+to+5v+usb

It might a bearing puller, for removing old bearings from motr shafts.

It's a tap and die set for creating threads on metal rods or holes in metal.

You'd probably be charged with attempted murder.

Maybe you could even cut the needles with a rotary tool or wire cutters?

I wonder if I could build it using only the hand tools that I have. Only a Japanese saw, and sandpaper. It wouldn't look as nice as yours, but I think I could saw accurately enough for it to at least be useable. Instead of making grooves/dados, I'd drive screws into the horizontal shelves through, sides. I'd maybe use acrylic for the front face of the drawers so I could see through them.Even without dovetails it would probably take forever though! :)

Crush the enclosure slightly with a vise, and the seam should open.

For those who don't have the tools/time to build it, I have an IKEA lamp that has a very similar mechanism to what you built, I think it could work too.

Yup, the difference is huge, here (and in the wooden vise I built) a lot of time is wasted since the vise jaw doesn't advance that much for each turn...

Content won't get taken down if it doesn't get flagged... It won't necessarily get monetized though.Of course, download a video, crop, color grade, delay the audio slightly, and no current algorithm will ever identify it - what the EU lawmakers (I believe the controversial Article 13) don't understand!Pro tip: if you want to binge-watch a long series of videos, do it in January, when there are fewer ads, as opposed to the last quarter of the year. I downloaded a Chrome extension that allows you to speed up videos (up to 16x) at the click of a +/- button, and it also speeds up the ads - unlike YT's built in feature :)

I have a somewhat similar desk, and instead of two legs, I replaced one with a shelf bracket that mounts the table onto the wall. Much more stable and I don't have to move it back in case I kick it accidentally!

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Not really... Maybe if you don't want to draw by hand, you can create some type of articulating arm for a brush/marker, that will help you hold it in the air steadily. Just an idea.

I recently saw a homemade type of car track (prop type thing) that utilizes this. It was quite fascinating - now I know what it's called!

It's not a coincidence. I think this is one of these subjects that as soon as you watch one video, you want to watch more and start a long binge-watching session (like maybe puzzles, goal compilations, fails, animal attack videos, INCREDIBLE DIY IDEA LIFEHACK videos, etc) and the genius Youtube algorithm recognizes viewers' behavior patterns, and capitalizes on them...I recently watched this 40 minute video and that's my theory on why it went viralhttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=derek... Not sure what you mean by eliminating real videos, but YT have denied suppressing videos where ads aren't displayed on them / favoring monetized videos. Also, according to the new guidelines, a channel must have at least 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours watched in the previous 12 months to q...

It's not a coincidence. I think this is one of these subjects that as soon as you watch one video, you want to watch more and start a long binge-watching session (like maybe puzzles, goal compilations, fails, animal attack videos, INCREDIBLE DIY IDEA LIFEHACK videos, etc) and the genius Youtube algorithm recognizes viewers' behavior patterns, and capitalizes on them...I recently watched this 40 minute video and that's my theory on why it went viralhttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=derek... Not sure what you mean by eliminating real videos, but YT have denied suppressing videos where ads aren't displayed on them / favoring monetized videos. Also, according to the new guidelines, a channel must have at least 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours watched in the previous 12 months to qualify for a manual review to be able to have ads on its videos - not easy!

I made an external voltmeter to test my drill batteries, in case you might interested. Much easier than improvising something to contact the contacts inside:

I relative of mine had his small, legal, tool pouch confiscated by the TSA in an airport - I don't even want to know what would happen if you tried to take yours! :)

Nice. I would see if I could source somehow a tough sheet metal-like net that I could replace the bottom shelf/base with (and reinforce it from underneath), so finer dust would fall through it, to not have to clean it, especially for woodworking.I did something similar to a sandpaper organizer that made for my tool cart - where sandpaper sheets constantly release sand...

Yes.

eBay.

Why?!This video has gotten 22 million views in a year and a half: It's very likely that the maker of this video earned between $0.50-$3 for every 1000 views.Possibly 50 THOUSAND dollars for a video!? Yup, that's why :)

See the makers muse Youtube channel, Angus has a ton of videos of 3D printers. Also Mike&Lauren have a video on a 3D printer they like/d.

Basically, nm is the measurement of color, and mw is the measurement of brightness. But if you need to ask this, you probably shouldn't get a laser... Do your research.

Circular plates made of metal or plastic and coated with iron oxide. - Google

I don't have any experience but what I do know is that you should make sure you wait for the concrete to cure completely and for the water to evaporate because moist concrete, even, and especially if it's hard, in high heat, goes BOOM! https://www.instructables.com/topics/Concrete-propane-grill-Heat-issues/

There are small DC LED COB chips that you can buy on eBay that can be powered straight from 220V, you don't need an external power supply... Maybe you could research the schematic how they work?You can also get small 32V power supplies from newer HP printers. And don't forget DC-DC step-up voltage converters.

More info? Pro-tip, research copper pipe heat sinks.

Someone opening a car door is pretty terrifying, so are the sewer hole type covers on the streets. A lazy worker didn't close one once properly, and friend of a relative of mine rode his bike straight into one. Surgeon. Paralyzed. Forever.I once rode in front of one of these bus stop stations: I decided to ride in front of it, to not have to ask an elderly person who was standing behind it to move. I'm always careful, aware, and have 2 fingers on both brakes at all times, but you get careless... I was riding probably around 20km/h when suddenly a person emerged from the bus stop - and I couldn't see him because of the evil advertisement that as on the side wall of the glass bus stop. Luckily I had my hands on the brakes and reacted immediately or we would've ended in what was more than ...

Someone opening a car door is pretty terrifying, so are the sewer hole type covers on the streets. A lazy worker didn't close one once properly, and friend of a relative of mine rode his bike straight into one. Surgeon. Paralyzed. Forever.I once rode in front of one of these bus stop stations: I decided to ride in front of it, to not have to ask an elderly person who was standing behind it to move. I'm always careful, aware, and have 2 fingers on both brakes at all times, but you get careless... I was riding probably around 20km/h when suddenly a person emerged from the bus stop - and I couldn't see him because of the evil advertisement that as on the side wall of the glass bus stop. Luckily I had my hands on the brakes and reacted immediately or we would've ended in what was more than what I would call a "hug". It was probably less than 2 seconds between him emerging from the bus stop, and me coming to a complete stop with him "leaning" on to my handlebars.Needless to say, I apologized several times but he went INSANE! I can't be sure he got startled more than I did because he didn't even see me, to be honest.What I absolutely can't stand is people walking with their head straight down into their phone, and no matter how slow you ride (I'm talking about 0.5-1kp/h), as soon as they see you riding and trying to pass them on the sidewalk, they get startled and jump back instinctively. People: stop walking, step aside to text your friends, and then continue on with your journey. I came up with a solution that's actually possible, unlike what I wrote above!:

Do you know what's wrong? I know Boston can be cold and I've heard of the laser tube exploding from the cold, so check that. I have no experience though. (if dreaming doesn't count)

Instead of letting the snow fall and then using it's energy to power something that'll push it away which is really innefficient, just buy an old Boeing engine and blow the snow away to a nearby city. But seriously, that would be quite inefficient!

It was like this for 3 weeks for me where I couldn't comment or start a new I'ble until I cleared cache and everything works now AFAIK.

Glue a ruler to your computer :)

No.

I've contacted service probably 2 dozen times so far and they've always responded, and usually very fast, always super helpful to me.

I recently heard of someone making rubber gaskets with a Cricut CNC knife machine thing, but I think it's pretty small. It was one of the prizes in the contests here a few months ago. Just anidea for others.

A UPS? Buy one, don't mess with it!

See if there's a non-urgent type of police assistance phone number you can call, not the emergency number, they might be able to help you.

See: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMakersMuse/videos

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Amazing. It reacts so fast: I bet this could be used for many more things, camera stabilizers, etc.

I like the screw storage drawer!

Coupon instead of the prize? I didn't know that exists!If that's what they offered you it's likely because they can't ship the prize to your location. Was it an Amazon gift card?

To summarize my thoughts, I think to make it work, you'll find a very complicated solution, to a problem with a method that that could be eliminated... guess. But I don't have enough background info.There's a video on Youtube I watched a while back, I think it was this one that might give you a few other ideas though:

I believe a resistor with 0 ohms, aka a jumper cable...https://hackaday.com/2016/12/03/the-zero-ohm-resistor/

Those twist-kitchen timers hmmm... You could glue a spring onto it which will come in contact with a piece of metal when you twist it and let go as soon as the time goes back to 0...

I just salvaged a mechanical/ticking timer from an old standing fan.120min. About 5x5cm. Mayeb search for one on eBay, but it'll probably be too big.

Instructables search is completelty broken so don't bother ith it. It can take some time to show up in recent, though.

Hmmm... It's from 3 days ago.