So at 3:22, the turbine is turning in the opposite way. I know, my bad!

@kashv1793

4 жыл бұрын

I came in the comment section just to see whether anyone else noticed that.

@christo7059

4 жыл бұрын

Name it "Lady Janett"

@bravojr

4 жыл бұрын

Look into the inner workings of the Stirling motor... Then contemplate what happens when you make radiators with coolant, and then contemplate what happens when you "decompress" heated coolant using a compressor on the opposite end of what you'd expect one to be. A heat gathering device of epic proportions? Surely there's got to be a key where hyper efficient pressure mediums can siphon heat and pressure differences in a super compact way.

@notsure9735

4 жыл бұрын

Who is that next to Tesla on the picture in the background? It looks like Momar kadafi?

@aadj1

4 жыл бұрын

Call the new printer R2-Eta, because that is what you need to 'improve' that Tesla Turbine. The coefficients of determination to efficiency for whatever your salient parametrics might be. (Hopefully not curious turbulent inlets driven by handheld shop-air nozzle with large inconsistent velocity vectors & profiles.) How about some parametrics related to the boundary-layers on the rotor disk:pack surfaces. Possibly controlling and measuring the inlet & exhsust pressures (and temperatures if getting high power extraction), will add some further independent variables to the efficiency map. Where it's most efficient, may be far from where it's producing a high output. The magic is to optimize power and efficiency. Uniform flows across the width of the disk pack as well as the effective Reynolds No. from OD to ID. Is another head scratcher. Hey, here is a thought, why not just power the TTT, measure the power and speed, and the now dependent inlet and outlet flows and pressures. Explore its performance. Gee, wondering if disk surfaces are better with Tesla valves instead of just simple spaces? (... so don't be an Isaac (fig) Newton barber and cut me out if it twerks :),

"I am now the proud owner of the world's crappiest tablesaw" Strong words from someone with a table. And a saw.

@noahpaulette1490

3 жыл бұрын

Damn that's dark.

@richardlibby2407

3 жыл бұрын

Funny. He owns at least 3 LCD 3d printers, a few PLA 3d printers and no $50 table saw from Craigslist.

I like how real you are about the process. Some of the creator experimenter youtubers cut out their mistakes and imperfections as if that’s not an important part of the learning process- or they’ll make everything in their 50 thousand dollar shops with equipment we don’t have access to. Like, I got a 3d printer but I don’t have room for a bandsaw or machining equipment in my studio apartment lol

@integza

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you ! It helps a lot that I'm genuinely an idiot that has horrible ideas ahahah

@fhaxaris291

3 жыл бұрын

make vidja

@user-sz2yt4kd1e

3 жыл бұрын

by showing the mistakes u did, it really encourage me a lot. as a student of engineering department, i am afraid of making mistakes while doing my personal projects. and this thought has bothered me for a long time.. but, after noticing that even u, a far more experienced and skilled master compared with me, may also make some funny mistakes and even dare to admit it to your audience, it really boosts my courage and encourages me on designing my own models as well as trying to print it out without any useless worries. thanks a lot ~~

@AISC95

3 жыл бұрын

I also appreciate showing the mistakes and problems found along the process. It motivates people to keep failing until you become successful. Iteration brings you closer to your objective, but persistance is the name of the game!

@FirstArchon

2 жыл бұрын

on the other hand he's the only youtuber i've seen who can make pulse jet engines and still make the takeaway from nearly every video "i'm a great big dummy who accomplished nothing"

“The pressure going down means that it SUCKS” That earned a subscribe, and the rap earned a like.

this dude has like 7 500+ $ 3d printers, but he had the worst tools known to man

@ChaseBlackmoon

3 жыл бұрын

That's what irritates me about this 3D printer craze, any hipster can get one and be a "crafter" without starting with a good set of basic tools and knowing how to use them.

@orange1248

3 жыл бұрын

You never know when you need one :D so you dont invest on it, either way he knows how to improvise and make it work... kind of...

@sarchlalaith8836

3 жыл бұрын

They're 200 on amazon

@russhagan861

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseBlackmoon Don't need to know how to use a scythe when the future is all lawnmowers.

@ChaseBlackmoon

3 жыл бұрын

@@russhagan861 both things still have blades, and you still should know how to sharpen one with a file.

"I don't have tablesaw, but I have table and saw, how hard could it be?", my method too :D

@Mayosoftware

3 жыл бұрын

I would have put a 90° rod/metal bar sticking out, and a screw at the end to make a radius cut.

@commiezombie2477

3 жыл бұрын

Fxcking genius. 😎😎😂

@boia9228

3 жыл бұрын

Ok

@luminousfractal420

2 жыл бұрын

i got here trying to build a laser cutter on the cheap,😬😂

@11Denis11

2 жыл бұрын

I would need to use the saw on the table to make a table saw xd

"I have a table and I have a saw. How hard can it be?" Immediately starts laughing knowing what's coming next.

@steelthfighter

4 жыл бұрын

hey. i mounted a skill saw to a board and called it a table saw. the board just sat on two saw horses

@Awrethien

4 жыл бұрын

@@steelthfighter Not saying it can't be done, but be honest how many times have you kicked yourself for saying "How hard can it be?" I know I have way to much lol.

@AlexTheStampede

4 жыл бұрын

I have a table... I have a saw. Mhh! Table saw!

@jonskowitz

3 жыл бұрын

That looks like my solution to not having a table router

Famous last words: “A table saw is basically just a table with a saw. I had a table. I had a saw. How hard could it be?”

I seem to recall a video elsewhere on KZread where a Tesla Turbine was run at sufficient speed that the centrifugal force of the airflow reached an equilibrium with the exhaust vortex, resulting in a steep RPM increase and higher efficiency. The speed was 50,000 RPMs, after that it jumped to 70-80k and seemed to smooth out. Might be worth testing...

@l.a.wright6912

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I spent his entire testing going "let it Rev up damn the" at my phone. Tesla turbines massively increases in efficiency and torque when allowed time to accelerate as it allows the flow patterns to reach their ideal forms

Nikola Tesla is also my favorite inventor, what an amazing man, just imagine if he had a 3D printer. Great videos, love your style.

@twistedyogert

3 жыл бұрын

Just imagine what he could do with a modern computer.

@Retrodogo

3 жыл бұрын

Just imagine

@l5-cs.

3 жыл бұрын

He wouldn’t be able to do much because you need filament (or resin!), cables, and a computer...

@robertjames1259

3 жыл бұрын

Just imagine all the money to Tesla. That he deserved. It would be the world’s money a googzillian puttilain Imagine more than money and love. Impossible. Obviously we don’t deserve it. Let us love and care for all and natural god. In Tesla’s name I pray. God bring him back. Reincarnation. Amen

@corporaldestroyer2811

3 жыл бұрын

Robert James you really do be inventing new numbers

Call it Edison. Cuz Imagine Edison recreating Tesla’s inventions, and getting credit for it.

@sober667

4 жыл бұрын

Thats Genius and evil in the same time LOVE IT :D

@jacobopstad5483

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think I can do better. That's great!

@NatureNatesVivarium

4 жыл бұрын

I had a great name in mind, but this is so much better that I'm just going to give you a thumb instead

@krome-craft1023

4 жыл бұрын

call it donald trump cuz of the tan

@Hebdomad7

4 жыл бұрын

Tesla actually worked for Edison for a short time. So I'm not surprised if Edison attempted to do just that.

I love this project bro! I think your doing a great job on improving this design bit by bit. Keep up the good work!

I accidentally saw this video and I was surprised and impressed by the amount of effort you have put into making of this video. So now you have one more follower :)

If you have eight kids you don't need a turbine to grind wheat. You can just make your children do it. You can bribe them with cigarette bouquets.

@bugass81

4 жыл бұрын

in all seriousness tho, great job you made an amazing turbine using a fascinating design.

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

@@bugass81 Dude, don't ruin my intro! Thank you :D

@bugass81

4 жыл бұрын

@@integza Whoops sorry

@ComradeJehannum

4 жыл бұрын

@@bugass81 slave labour for the win!!!!

@bugass81

4 жыл бұрын

@@ComradeJehannum kids who grow up on farms usually do some work and remember, they are being payed with cigarette bouquets. So it's not slave labour it's just a really strange and sad currency.

"Join me, because i don't want to be alone." The desperate plea of a man.

That flow was dope!

I need it the most . Thanks for this .

3:56 The internet ruined me beyond imagination

@nialpollitt3410

4 жыл бұрын

Same...

@angrymario8259

4 жыл бұрын

T H I C C C C

@steve.b8872

4 жыл бұрын

That was the first thing came to mind

@TheZebinatorofficial

4 жыл бұрын

hot glue thread? hot glue thread!

@ketas

4 жыл бұрын

blue cum on yoda, why?

Time for that good comedy and science Duo

Your ingenuity is inspiring man, thank you for all your videos, Nikola would be proud!

Hello Integza, i have seen a ton of your videos and i watch a lot of other science youtubers. Yours are special because you are not scared to try crazy ideas and show more failures and mistakes. I think this is very important to young and curious people who have been discouraged because they havent seen others make mistakes like these, keep trying, and eventually see their work pay off and get that huge reward from their brain. They may sometimes only see or hear their colleagues succeed and it can be discouraging as sometimes they may feel as if they are not capable of understanding high level engineering or math the same way their friends or colleagues can. When i was younger I had a bad view of the world due to this and people like you awoke my child-like curiousity once again, thank you for all the work you do for all these videos.

0:44 is it bad that my immediate reaction was “easy, put those kids to work”? 🤣

@andremicallef6370

3 жыл бұрын

M J yes yes it is

@herculean616

3 жыл бұрын

Well yes but actually no Kid has to at least help making the bread making easier

@mememan2344

3 жыл бұрын

@@herculean616 kids aren't supposed to supplement you being a failure. Either you can provide for your family or you shouldn't have had one.

@shaxuesheng6128

3 жыл бұрын

@@mememan2344 well thats what life is in the country side, and some other countries too. Also it is good, they get used to work so once they grow up they arent lazy shits, its not like they wont get to eat the food

@mememan2344

3 жыл бұрын

@@shaxuesheng6128 eh well not my problem I am not having kids

When your list of mistakes is nearly as long as your list of steps...you're a true maker. Wickedly awesome video!

Great video! Thanks going to all tiny technical theoretical details and the link to practical 3d-printing👌

Here's my suggestions: On the interior of the turbine - Decrease surface tension by smoothing interior with hi grit sandpaper, fine rosin polishing and then cotton buffing. On the disks apply same process. You can also coat disks with a 3M product called "NeverWet" this creates a nanocoating that nothing sticks, and a micro-level (not nano) coat that the surface is smooth as can be. Without having thousands of dollars of equiptment, such as using steel and precision grinding. Yes I too am an inventor.

This channel’s underrated

Informative Video👍🏻. Name it ResiN4tor. N4, because it is the Anet N4.

I love the improvised table saw. Well done sir!😎

i love your flamboyant attitude, its so welcoming. Keep frosty bro!

6:54 You're music choice and editing skills have transcended the physical plane. Thank you for showing us true beauty for all it is.

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

Arigato gozaimasu!

I like to build stuff too and it's just satisfying to watch you build turbines, love this channel

Today I learn something new thank you for making that Kind of video ☺️

I love the Tesla Turbine. I love how he made the air fight against its own Conservation of Angular momentum by putting the air inlet at the point furthest from the spinning circles and the outlet right at the center, so the spinning air that wants so badly to go outwards cannot, it has to exit at the center, so it just coils and coils and coils and coils, 100,000 rpm later it can finally exit the center lol. It's so cool

You are a creative genius. Production value is amazing.

u are basically Tony stark who has fallen in love with tesla

@toptecboy7697

4 жыл бұрын

That is very true.

@dr.rajasaurusandunclebonec6526

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I could be Peter Parker here...

@brandonwebb9967

4 жыл бұрын

@@dr.rajasaurusandunclebonec6526 everyone wants to be a superhero till its time for the snap

@omsingharjit

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly , m also thinking this 😂

@danielboone9627

3 жыл бұрын

I LITERALLY JUST SAID THIS TO MY SISTER IN-LAW ABOUT 30 MIN AGO WHILE WATCHING HIS "Hot air engine car " VIDEO!!! LIKE VERBATIM!! SO WIERD!!!!😂🤣😂😅

your explanation is very exciting .

Wow!!! Thank you for that video. Entertaining, informative, and SCIENCE... You sir are likable and have a scene of humor similar to mine. You did not change my life, but if any video could, yours would be at the top in the running.

I've been watching youtube since the beginning, and your rap then, is the one and only thing that's made me ever want to like or subscribe to any channel or video, ever. And that's before you even mentioned subscribing. You are not alone Brother, Tesla be with you ☺️

@jungletregaskis1696

4 жыл бұрын

Mythtree@btinternet.com YOU are Not just some guy trying to make a difference man.. You are Seriously endowed with some kind of intellect that is rare and important. It is possible to find the ultimate solution. I believe in it

@davidmoore7257

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

I did the same mod for my saw too. It's actually quite clever.

I should have subbed so long ago “when you understand the secrets of the 3 - 6 - 9, you will have the keys to the universe” I think the true beauty of Tesla’s inventions was his use of natural/sacred geometry that is efficient in nature and unsurprisingly efficient for us.

@CharlieSolis

Жыл бұрын

I hate to be the one to hurt your bubble but the “3,6,9” quote is not an actual Tesla quote. It’s disinformation intentionally spread to delegitimize the real works Tesla was working on.

Only found this YTer today and man I'm soo happy I did, this is so refreshing to other big YTers

First of all I want to say I really enjoy your videos and that it was you who inspired me to built my own Tesla turbine. You said you challenge someone to do better with blowing through the turbine I made my own one with 3D printing and I got it to go to 14,000 rpm with just my lungs. Try and beat that 🤪. Lol

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

All the best. Love your work

The face you made at timestamp 12:32 - **PRICELESS!!** LOL - and I'm in TOTAL agreeance! 🤘😁

17:45 Seeing that spin up gave me chills as I imagined it failing catastrophically. Stay safe.

@rowanvanwijk457

3 жыл бұрын

But you were fine with the home-made table saw? XD

Thank you for your hard work and interesting content filled with meaningful information, humor, and a touch of individuality! Go Integza

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

That warmed my heart!

Nice, enjoyed as always.

Really appreciated the timebar at the top during that ad, Thanks!

Finally, Another video from you! Epic

great video but I think the engine at 3:23 spins the wrong way?

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

Very well caught! I didn't do that specific animation. It is an animation from Wikipedia. Someone is gonna get fired ahahah

@imagine3DIndia

4 жыл бұрын

@@integza animation is in context of jet engine and is correct, reuse in context of turbine got it on to wrong side

@FAB1150

4 жыл бұрын

@@imagine3DIndia Is it? I think it's backwards also for jets, they push the air through.

@azayles

4 жыл бұрын

@@imagine3DIndia It's still backwards. The airflow indicated by the arrows would turn the blades in the opposite direction show.

Finally someone who appreciates nikola Tesla as much as I do

"I have a table and a saw" Top ten last words

@karlmarx4050

3 жыл бұрын

@IPA SOLÉ LMAO nice

@someonehungarian9002

3 жыл бұрын

@IPA SOLÉ he meant a toplist made of 10 levels not that the words are made 10 words.

Hey Integza, your videos are amazing! It is enjoyable to watch you go through the steps of design to ultimately get a mechanism or part that does what you'd like it to all while explaining exactly what is working (and isn't). The use of graphics also works well to this point. Love your content!

"At the end of a day I am just a guy with a few printers trying to make a difference" love the phrase... I am also an engineer let me know how my 3d printer can be helpful

Exactly 2 years ago. Nice. Also the time I first watched this ^^

My goodness. I love your energy. :D

“The White Pigeon” Nikola Tesla’s only Love.

@strangescience3414

4 жыл бұрын

what's this🤔

@gocybigt1

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao what is this inner web I keep hearing about is it new form of spider silk storage?...... Do not touch my pigon like that!!!! I know she is absorbent but she's also a pigon go wash your hands again! XD

How have i not found this channel before? Omg this dude is great.

@mrmoncherz2574

3 жыл бұрын

Right lol I just found this channel. I am loving the way he teaches .

Man.... 1st off, you rock..obviously . 2nd thanks for these intelligent yet dumbed down enough for nerds like me to understand, videos! Especially on tesla. I live right near Niagara Falls where teslas power plant triumphantly whirls...... lighting the way for this message.

Tesla was truly amazing!

Loved the video Name Her Nia

@antonionoble2636

4 жыл бұрын

Simple and Sweet I like it dude

How does he only have 80k subs? He deserves at least a million his vids are so good!

I been learning so much from ur channel... Thank u

just a *brilliant* guy with 3d printers

This is an amazing device

Why not stagger the holes on each disc so when they are assembled they make a helical path through the discs for the exhaust. If you do this I think you can take advantage of some of the surface area inside the walls of the holes and introduce turbulence that could increase friction between the discs.

@LNRenan

4 жыл бұрын

A hollow shaft with openings in the 2/3 farther the main exit and a centrifugal exit in the shaft to make a lower pressure in the center, It may help the flow but not sure about air viscosity inside the shaft.

@tinklanjscek2700

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck keeping the vibrations down...

@sugarbooty

4 жыл бұрын

@@tinklanjscek2700 if they are balanced per disk there will be no problem

@tinklanjscek2700

4 жыл бұрын

@@sugarbooty I think you're right, and I misunderstood the suggestion originally.

@CharlieSolis

Жыл бұрын

@@sugarbooty Tesla has a special balancing apparatus patent for this, patent 186,799. He also has an improved disc stack construction patent GB 186,082 that he patented 10 years later after the first patent that does away with these difficulties and makes it so the turbine doesn’t need to be balanced 1 disc at a time.

Brilliant! Thanks.

Unrelated to the Tesla turbine but your table saw, you need an edge that’s adjustable so the material has something to rest against, this will help stop the flexing in the blade as you cut because your trying to put even pressure with both arms at the same time. Love your vids keep em going!

@Integza: please use gloves and safety glasses when you're handling resin and the parts, that stuff is dangerous. For the record I've got a large FDM (HEVO 290x290x750mm) and a small sla Nova3d elfin) printer myself and the Elfin prints are very good if you don't forget to add resin in the middle of the print.

Youre the man!!

HI Integza - loving your vids:-) Aaaannd regarding your question: First thing comes to mind is what about having a bypass in order to start the engine and then switch to the valve when the engine is running. Second thought: What if you use some more (maybe shorter) valves in paralell to each other and thereby reducing resistance? For the problem of UV-curing the material inside of the valve: Option 1: Print two halves and glue them together using the same method as you use for making the engine barrel. Option 2: Cast with metall using lost PLA method.

Great video, keep up the good work.

Dude, love the accent and the enthusiasm lol

Name it after the French Archduchess Marie "Antoinette" (meaning beyond praise or highly praiseworthy) or "An-toy-Net"

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

Hi @Fred Kuhlmann! You might win a 3D printer! Can you send me your info (address, zip code, name, phone number) to integza@gmail.com?

Simply awesome

Hi. I am a Nikola Tesla fan, and in my bachelor's grad in mechanical engineering I build a Tesla Turbine, made by hard drive discs, and a boiler to produce 1MPa of saturated steam.. we also coppling a small generator to mensure the efficiency.. if you want, I can show you the results.. this is a very interesting device.

I remember learning about the Tesla turbine and how one of the biggest drawbacks was the amount of warpage of the disks over time due to the high speeds and how modern composites like kevlar and carbonfiber can eliminate this drawback

@CharlieSolis

Жыл бұрын

This is not an issue because Tesla turbines don’t need to be spun crazy fast like everyone erroneously claims. You just have to to know how to design it correctly. Every fluid, gasses and liquids, can be made to flow in highly efficient low Reynolds’s numbers laminar flow regimes.

Greetings from Colorado Springs, Tesla's home for 10 years!

Thanks for demonstration. The Diameter of the Disks could be the main drawback in my opinion. Disk diameter of 18 to 24 inch may show a radically different result in terms of power output for the same PSI of air input. Also varying the Thickness of the washers placed between the disks could have an impact.

The Serb Nikola Tesla is a genious since 140 year and he will be the best in the next 140 years. He is a gift for the mankind. God bless him. Thank you for good video.

the updated housing reminds me of turbos on vehicles both the intake and exhaust side and they use curved turbine blades in them. if you can try a smaller inlet and smaller area around the turbine, so the turbine is in more contact with the air for more power.

Reading Tesla’s books you can find to combat the need for a high torque on the generator he designed a high frequency high voltage alternator. So till you build the alternator the turbine is useless. Also try having high pressure water flow though the turbine not air you might get different results.

@michaelangelotapar1845

4 жыл бұрын

Is this book the biography of Nikola Tesla or something else?

Looking back at this video, I think the new casing might not be the problem, but the convergent divergent nozzle, since it has to be perfectly sized to actually work, if your air flow doesn’t reach Mach 1 at the critical cross-section or your air won’t be accelerated to super sonic speed but instead slow down again

@Integza - look into crush ribs for all of your bearing and motor supports! (Just found your channel - love what I see so far).

Name it Annette!

I think a goood Name for the printer is "El Primo" Many greetings from Hamburg at Germany

that was fire

Since you asked for ideas, the first thing I would try to increase the efficiency of this design is dimpling the disks to increase their interaction with the fluid. But you might be better off trying to increase the efficiency of the actual power generation at low torques, or of increasing the generator's torque. Electromagnetic power generators lose a lot of their efficiency at low torque, so even if the turbine is more efficient, the overall power generation probably wouldn't be. I think that's also one of the obstacles to low head distance hydropower

Demonstrate air flow by shortening lifespan, well done Name her: Anet-to-Print (I need to print)

Dude finally has a sponsor :D

Awesome work

Super Video! Ich habe für 5,00 € Applaus gesendet. 👏👏

If i understood well the differences in the new design and the normal design that you made, the former has a "de laval" nozzle (i. e. Convergent divergent nozzle) mounted in the better tesla design. I'll say that the main reason why you lose all those RPMs isn't the tesla design but that you used that nozzle. I want to give you some tips(if i'm right about the first design) , i think the problem with that turbine started in the moment you sad "with all the theory out of the way". First of all that nozzle is efficient only if you reach supersonic speed otherwise is useless. At subsonic speed the divergent part will slow the fluid(that is probably why you lose all those RPMs). You don't want turbines to work with supersonic velocities, and almost certainly that design is not meant to work with supersonic speeds. So i suggest you to try the new tesla design with the the normal nozzle, and if you want to compare the results the entry surfaces of the casings MUST be the same. If this isn't the cases than it is only strange that the better tesla design failed.

@giovannottodarienzo743

3 жыл бұрын

I think that tath could be a good idea. But i can sugest also to remove the central part of the discs, just to have a good comparison. I would also sugest to sandpaper the discs and use fins along it to direct the flow and not make it collide in the center. These fins can also be not paralel to the flow to make like an ibrid whit the conventional turbine and maibe get a higher torque output. These fins can also replace the spacers and help you to keep the discs stable also when they are a bit flexible because they are distributed around the surface, not only at the center. I think you have to reduce the whidt to increase the air speed in the inlet and increase, not too much, the diameter of the turbine to increase the leverage. In conclusion, to increase the performance the discs thickness is less important than the tickness of the space between them Hope that someone read this (hope also my english was good)

@demonsluger

2 жыл бұрын

the tesla turbine is designed to peak at 50k rpm

Surface roughness will decrease efficiency considerably depending on your fluid

Are we just gonna ignore the epic rap that explains pressure and cyclones? Well done sir

3:59 The picture shows several discs. In reality, several discs REQUIRE several nozzles, but the picture (even Tesla's) shows one. Boundary-layer flow is laminar flow tangential to each INDIVIDUAL disk. I have built these and ONE nozzle servicing TWO discs side by each gives the same torque as ONE nozzle serving multiple discs together on the same shaft. I use a solar steam generator and a Pelton wheel turbine to make electricity. Far and away easier to build using a stainless steel spur gear as a Pelton wheel! I've toyed with this stuff as a hobby for nearly 60 years.

I mean the more I look at you, you kind of look like Tesla lol

@steelthfighter

4 жыл бұрын

confirmed. tesla reborn

@ClashClash89

4 жыл бұрын

grow a 70s porn mustache and by next week, you can look like Tesla, too! ^^

@spoot8835

4 жыл бұрын

her name Anastasia

10:53 Man...I quit smoking seven weeks ago after 32 years. Halfway through the video and I'm licking my lips.

@integza

4 жыл бұрын

Stay strong my dude!

@ericlotze7724

4 жыл бұрын

less smoking = more money for dicking around with 3d printers!

@ericlotze7724

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously though, the mental triggers are hell. Drug can be LONG gone from your system, but an image, or place, or activity and.....

@jacobkiser4661

4 жыл бұрын

If you need to, take a nap it will curve the want and need. I know it's not accepted by most of people but it helps get it off your mind. Don't smoke bro my lung collapsed last October, how did you quit?

@pmgodfrey

4 жыл бұрын

@@jacobkiser4661 -- Nicotine patches. The first 5-1/2 weeks were pretty hard. The association with coffee and beer was painful. It's a lot easier now. I started out with 21mg transdermal patches and by the third week, I had to increase it by 10.5mg. Did that for about three weeks or so then went back to 21mg. I'll continue that for six weeks then go to 14mg for two weeks, then 7mg for two weeks. I've quit before for shot periods of time. Never go "hey, one cigarette won't hurt", because you'll be smoking again in a few days. I miss it sometimes because it was part of my routine. Habits are difficult to break, but I'll get through it. I can breath easier and I don't suffer as much from obstructive sleep apnea, so I'm already seeing positive signs. Good luck! Don't get sick amid this covid-19 crisis.

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