I prefer to hear your voice than the bot

@ajarivas72

13 күн бұрын

Me too.

@1islam1

11 күн бұрын

​@@ajarivas72⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran

@miketigra8995

9 күн бұрын

It's his voice. He just doesn't speak in English well, so has to read the text, which he wrote on paper🙂

@user-ko7cq6sp5f

7 күн бұрын

The guys from myrhorod Ukraine. You not very bright😂😂😂😂...sounds exactly how a Ukraine would speak English😂😂😂😂... Basementboy

@Arithryka

6 күн бұрын

@@user-ko7cq6sp5f ​ @miketigra8995 the intro is a TTS bot, his real voice starts at 0:25, they're talking about the TTS bot at the beginning which is very obviously a bot.

Why not heat a square meter of 3mm upvc sheet over the sat dish , once cool it should adopt the shape of the dish and then attach the film ?

@tomleech9753

13 күн бұрын

Home vacuum forming has really become very accessible.

I think that you may want to reverse your process as follows, 1. Make circular frame, and tack on the reflection film, 2. " Top down effect" by pouring water into frame to achieve the curve in the film, 3. Use aircrete ( cement with soap bubbles) instead of foam, as the backing, 4. Place Air Crete under the curve made by water ( spray glue may be needed on the film to make it stick to the Air Crete, Green power science did this with wayer and clear plastic to make a large parabola curves,

@shahbazfawbush

13 күн бұрын

Great idea!

As an American. I love your Russian / Ukrainian accent. You do not need to use a bot. I am working on my own experiments with cheap reflective films, using fences to build motionless dish with moving receivers for cheap solar heat.

Teaching the world = saving the world

Дорогой Сергей! Я очень рад, что Вы живы и здоровы!

@intellectualcat4000

12 күн бұрын

Поддерживаю👍

Hello Sergiy, love your work and want to build a rotating table on which paraboloids can be cast from plaster or concrete. I imagine one can make a concave paraboloid, in it a convex paraboloid, and use both as a heavy mold. A foil bag can be put in between them when they are spaced apart by 2-5 cm, and PU foam can be put in the bag. Then the foam will expand to fill the gap and exactly reproduce the shape.

@BrilliantDesignOnline

13 күн бұрын

Pretty good idea.

What about using pieces of bamboo? Split a bamboo into 4-8 sections with the mirror film glued to the inside of 75-100+ mm diameter bits of bamboo a meter long if more or less. Depending on what is required . Another idea is using air to make the dish like in the video, only use fiberglass on the film glued on first. Then add air. Attachment points can be add to the back side. Use a thin fiberglass and resin roll it on. Add air before it sets up. Even paper, cloth many things can also be used. Not really worth carbon fiber, but cotton cloth synthetic cloth or silk pre Made fiberglass attachment points can be made and glued on with resin. I would love to build a 1kw steam engine generator powered by the sun. Then maybe use propane, methanol, CNG, something with a low boiling temperature. To replace water. Maybe a mixture , propane and methanol possibly. Or CNG and methanol gasoline and propane, gasoline and CNG, the difficult part may be getting it to return to a liquid. Maybe a small refrigerant compressor can be ran at the same time as the generator. Used in short cycles to chill the gas to liquid to start the cycle over again. A pump pumping liquid through the boiler. A iron block with passages through it. For liquid And a area for gasses to collect and be heated just before the engine request it. Heat the gas well into the boiling point , and use a similar cooper or brass block with refrigerant passages chill, the gas to liquid to be stored until needed. It would be awesome if was effiecent was enough to use thermal electrics to make it work..

I really value your videos because you focus so much on the cost / benefit ratio. One thing I've been interested in for quite some time, but not really done a lot of experiments in this area, is to create your own water-resistant / proof foam. I don't mean expanding foam like the polyeurathane foam, I mean something like creating a foam from glue that dries out and leaves the foam in place, similar to the foam you can create with washing up llquid, but where it dries in place and stays there. Also, what about using polystyrene foam but using something like a cheap, large CNC machine carve the surface of the foam into the shape you want? And then spraying the surface with glue, and expanding the film onto the surface? Ideally, what you want is a kind of fine grain, reticulated foam made from a rigid material where you can spray the surface with glue, and then expand the film onto it using air pressure, so that it all touches the surface of the rigid foam at the same time everywhere, and that would be both light, rigid and relatively cheap.

@Calligraphybooster

12 күн бұрын

How about saturating a piece of polyether foam with a slightly diluted pva glue and giving that the parabolic shape using the inflation method?

I saw someone make a mirror like that, they made a hole in the little of their disc shape and then used vacuum to pull back the film into the concave shape and thus sticking to the glue. Now I don't know how the styrofoam might stand up to vacuum. Mut it might be something to look into! Hope it helps!

Ok, but you're trying to make 1 solid mirror, and to make it from a sheet of mylar that doesn't want to stretch. If you're looking to make a focused point of light, that is say 3 inches, then if you simply make a frame that holds flat 3" mirrors that are hex shaped, then you can make the same mirror, but can replace individual mirror modules as needed from a mylar blanket such as you've shown. Additionally, each hex module can actually protect the mylar film, without adding significantly to the cost. Glass, or acrylic, etc, two piece units, where the reflective material is sandwiched inside. Individual reflectors could be replaced instead of rebuilding the entire reflector and because they use a hex lattice, they can be scaled as large as you want if you add more modules to the frame.

@CraigLandsberg-lk1ep

7 күн бұрын

Just buy cheap magnifying mirrors for less than $10😅

@tomleech9753

6 күн бұрын

@@CraigLandsberg-lk1ep Yeah? JUST $10 USD? You know a large amount of the global population lives on less than $2 a day. WTF are you even doing here?

Glue , balloon and form 👍

@davesanders9203

13 күн бұрын

Need a really big baloon. And the balloon doesn't provide the necessary strenght. Still a good idea.

Next idea: create paraboloid Male CNC mold. Heat reflective mylar in a enclosure, then vacuum form mylar(only) to male mold; then apply backing material, like spray PU in a polyethylene 'bag', with spray adhesive on side to bond to back of mirror material on male mold still, and then vacuum form PE bag to back of mirror, remove from mold.

I agree: I prefer your natural voice, rather than the bot. You are making good progress. I am not sure why you are focusing on circular mirrors, rather than linear mirrors, because you can hotwire rigid foam with CAD created parabolic templates very accurately, and hopefully create a very fine focus.

I really appreciate your efforts. Keep up the good work, Mr. Sergiy.

a few things might help : a heat gun could apply gentle heat to the film during stretching, thus smoothing out those ridges. Secondly a second 'satellite dish' hard smooth surface, covered in something like plastic wrap could provide the ideal shell for weight application - like a sandwich. so you would have 1 dish, sealed and smooth that will have the film applied over it. Stretch the film and apply gentle heat to work out wrinkles and folds, then a thin layer of foam (which may have better solutions in the future), then a second dish, which is sealed and smoothed on the inside with a layer of plastic wrap if needed to keep the foam from sticking to it. apply clamps or weight as needed, wait until the foam is cured, then remove everything. This should make a more uniform 'bowl' dish shape, smooth and focus easier.

just a thought, Sergiy can you make a exact opposite of the satillite dish and sandwich the polysterene and mirror when glued in between the 2 satellite dishes and place them in a vacuum bag and remove all of the air thus forcing the polysterene and reflective film together possibly with a smoother finish, if you are trying this method, try using contact adhesive(rubber based) instead of expanding foam this might help in the smoothness of the finished product, i just realised when typing you dont need a negative satellite dish just 2 the same size to sandwich the polysterene between getting the polysterence smooth on the side where the reflective foil is going to be will be tricky,but hopefully the vacuum bag trick will work, i would also look into whether when in a vacuum bag any steps you might need to take to prevent slippage of the mould before the glue is solid, but under vacuum that might not happen, who knows ?? good luck Sergiy :) :)

If you used a heat shrink film like is used for model making and sealed it to a thin flat foam disk, the shrinking should make the disk bend into a dish. It might be a problem getting it to shrink evenly, but a couple of shaped wood spars could keep it from becoming a mirrored potato chip.

Hello Sergiy, excellent work, I suggest you also experiment with Mirror Spray Paint.

Pretty sure they changed to solarpanels instead of mirrors heating salt/water because solarpanels are cheap as dirt.

@unionse7en

13 күн бұрын

He is targeting even cheaper than that, for people with very little money around the world.

There a some concern about mirrors vs solar panels - dust. Dust on solar panel lower efficiency on 10-20%, but on mirror it drop efficiency drastically - so you need keep in mind cleaning and maintance. Nice work and good luck

Could you compute and graph a parabola on a piece of wood and maybe use that to turn a shape that could be used over and over again to create a mirror? Instead of polyurethane maybe use some kind of epoxy or plumbers putty make a negative mold and stretch the film over it and pour epoxy in layers over the film until it dries and is strong? Such a cool idea. I notice you said you were in Ukraine. I hope you are not affected negatively by the Russian military, or the Ukrainian government rushing you off to the front. You videos always interest me. Also, what about just doing this in two dimensions to heat up pipes like some of the other videos you made show. I was thinking it would be an interesting idea to investigate ways of making a cold and hot reservoir of water for heating and A/C in a home. Could that be done? Another guy on KZread made a small scale cooler by dripping water through some filters and cooling it down, and then pumping it over to another heat exchanger with a fan behind it blowing cool air into a room. But could you use cold water and hot water in a a room radiator to heat or cool the termperature - making use of a massive amount of water cooled cheaply? Keep making videos, they are so interesting

@richspillman4191

11 күн бұрын

There are calculators to determine the speed of rotation to create a parabolic shape with liquid, say an epoxy, then use silver/chrome paint over it and walah.

That's all great, and I've seen your other videos, but I don't quite understand what are you trying to accomplish? If you're just showing individuals how they can do what you do at home, I think that's great. But if you have commercial use in mind, surely you don't expect some mirror plant to be torn down and replaced with the new one every eight months ort so. Now, depending on the location, there are PVC and/or polyester foils which can be vacuumed and don't cost anywhere near the glass mirrors etc. You can check Tech Ingredients channel, if I recall correctly, they have made some panels from that foil, and I think that material might be kind of middle ground which you seem to look for. Spraying polyurethane is also not the cheapest option if done one by one like you did in the video. As far as I could see, you've been testing your mirrors and other stuff on the improvised wooden structures at home? I mean for any commercial use you should also take the real structures into consideration, and probably you'll find out that the mirrors participate in the final price much less than it may seem at a first glance. I'm not criticizing you, on contrary, I think people should take much more interest in things which are surrounding them, and more importantly, are becoming critical factor in our lives, and look for possible solutions to keep expenses at bay. I'm just trying to understand what's your goal with the products you've been showing us in your videos...

@sergiyyurko8668

13 күн бұрын

I want to encourage viewers to create several dozen start-ups. 90% of them will go bankrupt, but the remaining 10% will revolutionize the world's energy industry and eliminate the need for fossil fuels. Perhaps I will take part in these start-ups sometime in the future, but now the Ukrainian army is waiting for me

@atlastobin7837

12 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 I am planning to start a company called STARLIGHT solar which will use fencing materials (ground posts and tension steel wire) to build cheap motionless mirrors, I support your work and will continue it. I want peace in Ukraine more than anything else in the world.

@atlastobin7837

10 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 what type of acrylic glue bead do you use for the mylar? I am working on building one.

@atlastobin7837

10 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 I am working on a startup of my own right now for pool heaters.

Spun aluminum or copper could be made in the same shape and polished to a high reflection then coated to prevent oxidation. When the coating degrades, you remove it, polish and coat again.

1) Obtain a round satellite dish. 2) Make the back of the dish rough. (Glued on sandpaper strips should work) 3) Use the course dish to carve out the parabolic shape into a piece of rigid foam board. (A machine to spin the disc at a reasonable speed would be ideal). 4) Apply spray adhesive to the carved out foam board. 5) Stretch the mylar tight over foam board and then use the satellite dish to press it uniformly into the foam board cavity.

Hello ! Have you seen on youtube how peopes does big cement flower pots with a sand mold shaped with a rotative spade ? Maybe make that, then you got a cement matrix to make dozens of them, thinner than with foam, reinforced with some clothes sunk into it. For the reflective material, I can't see less interesting than thin stainless steel sheet. It is more expensive, but you haven't to throw it to landfill and make new one every years. Wish you to be safe and happy, cheer !

Sergiy ...... I am not sure weather or not you read the comments, but just in case I have an idea to improve the wrinkles out of your mirrors. You show a video of gluing a circle and inflating the film with a pump. This seems a good way to produce a parabolic surface. Why not coat the pumped up surface with a thin layer of an epoxy resin? That would give you a clean flat and stronger surface that you could then eather add more epoxy to give a complete mirror or use your expanding foam to bulk up the back of the mirror! I think the relative expense of epoxy v foam would mean a thin layer of epoxy to stop wrinkles and then foam would be the cheapest way. This also has the advantage of being fairly easily scaleable to fairly large surfaces. A similar technique could be used to produce linear parabolic mirrors like those seen in power plants. Obviously it would need a mould but instead of inflating it you would only need to glue the ends and stretch them apart slightly to give a taught surface to apply the epoxy to. All the best.

Sergiy please do your own voice it is much more pleasant to hear. Keep up the good work! You inspired me to create solar water heater from an old Litho Light Table scraped by printing-house. It is working flawlessly for last two years. All summer I have more than enough hot water. It has dual purpose -Glass table on terrace and hot water heater. Thank you for being an inspiration.

You have a strong accent, yep. But I fully understand what you are saying. It's not disturbing at all. It just show that you know more than one language. We are all proud of you Sergiy Yurko. So.. long story short; I think you don't need the AI voice. Your accent if part of your flavor, it define you. Like the robot voice of Stephen Hawking.

Why don't you just apply air pressure at the last stage while the mold is wet and let it dry? You would achieve perfect slope.

Sergyi! Look into these topics to solve your problem: 1: AirCrete - Lightweight, foamed cement/lime. 2: large pottery making with sand/rotating templates and pouring concrete. I think you can solve it like that and get much stronger, and still very light mirrors. 😊👍

@richspillman4191

11 күн бұрын

Like spin casting to get a parabolic shape?

Solar energy is invaluable if we know how to use it. Great video, thank you

If I could make a suggestion for your next experiment. Make a dish out of clay it’s dirt cheap and coat it with chrome. Ceramic lifespan 1,000 years.

Amazing video once again!

Maybe if you were to use a hairdryer or heat gun, you might be able to shrink the plastic sheeting tight. Hello, from Detroit Michigan USA. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. And expertise have a blessed day

Cut the film in some places, so it has an easier time laying flat. A large piece can't take curvature in to dimensions. A few cuts will help it out a lot, and you can re-cover any open places with your scrap pieces of reflective film.

We don't do this anymore for electricity because it's just not as efficient as solar panels. Concentrating sunlight onto panels heats up the panels and makes them less efficient. You'd get more power with a solar panel the size of the dish.

Please, speak with your own voice. Listening to a human that speaks with emotion and intonation is much easier and better than listening to a text-to-speech generated voice. Do not worry about people not understanding you -- subtitles that you create by hand are really helpful.

Great work 👍 I'm looking forward to building something like this one day 😁

I have been inspired by your research and have done some of my own. I have seen that some companies put their mirrors in green houses (glass houses), so for a slight drop in light they can use very flimsy mirrors that don't even need cleaning. Have you considered such an approach?

The making of the material's need to be considered. Just because something is cheap, does not mean it is eco friendly. Find a way to explosion-form sheets of anodized aluminum.

@jamescpalmer

13 күн бұрын

100% of these videos are focused on real market cost today, not environmental desirability. From what I understand explosion forming is an expensive process using advance techniques not readily available to the public. Look at the other videos on this channel for context.

@goiterlanternbase

13 күн бұрын

@@jamescpalmer When this ordeal has to be redone every two years, they might as well just continue to burn oil. CO2 is just one of the problems we cause. We also need to address the scale of our chemical industry. Just make it last at least 10 years. Hack there is sturdier aluminum foil out there and his main problem is to get the smooth concave. Also all the ingredients for explosion forming and anodizing are low tech. My summary stand that this, in its current state is crap and should not be presented as more than a proposal for a method.

@richspillman4191

11 күн бұрын

@@goiterlanternbase I agree, no way it lasts two years, and people will think a tweeker on meth did it.

Use a pressure washer to create a perfect shape out of metal, to reinforce the expanding foam, this will allow you to better shape your mirrors, and to fill any voids. This is called hydroforming.

incredible work, can i invite you to austria?

@sergiyyurko8668

13 күн бұрын

Thank you for the invitation, but unfortunately, the Ukrainian army is waiting for me

@BluBOo_

13 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 Stay safe. Slava Ukraini

@AutoNomades

13 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 😪

@intellectualcat4000

12 күн бұрын

Borders are closed to men. I hope he saves himself from the war.

@AutoNomades

11 күн бұрын

@@sergiyyurko8668 Can't they recruit you not to fight but your engeneering talents ?

You need to spray the back of it with spray mount basically a contact adhesive first then wait about 20 minutes and start spraying it with a filler paint probably about 3 or 4 coats.. the idea of greymouth is to stick to the reflective surface and the paint will make a hard surface you can then use spray foam which should not distort the mirror as it.. there may be something more suitable than paint which is harder but that you will have to experiment with

Another way you could build a cheap and easy pattern out of foam then suspend a router from a string/steel wire from a point above the pattern. You could then work it back and forth and it would create a concave shape then from that point you could cover the concave pattern with plastic film, then fill in the concave shape to create a large positive convex pattern that you could then sandwich the Myler and some expanding foam to build a concave mirror.

@richspillman4191

11 күн бұрын

That would create a spherical shape, a parabola is more efficient, either by deepening the center, flattening the mid ring, or a combination of both, like a telescope mirror.

Also: if you use foam intended for fitting windows/doors you'll find it is manufactured to expand less aggressively and more slowly. It spreads the force more equally.

That's clever. Those thing can be dangerous in how easy it is to accidentally set something on fire!

@Sergiy Yurko - Some foams exert no pressure and some exert large amounts. Consider expanding foam which is meant for plasterboard if you want 0 pressure and use pink fire foam for high performance. Tire foam is much more flexible and resistant to crushing.

Build a stable Box around the Satellite dish, span the mirror foil over the dish. The Box should be closed over dish and foil. Now make a small hole to fill in the foam in the Box and close the small hole. Now the foam will expand and Press the foil against the dish. It should get smooth as hell with the pressure of the expanding foam. No other ways to expand.

Why not apply a liquid that will cure into a hard rigid shape? Like an epoxy? I'm sure there are epoxies or laquers that can cure without an exothermic reaction that would leave the mylar undamaged.

@richspillman4191

11 күн бұрын

Spin casting can create a parabolic shape, better than a sphere, with epoxy...smooth it out and paint it with silver/chrome paint and poof! telescope mirror.

This is great!

Great work.

Could you do a video on a complete system? The mirror to heat the oil line or whatever to go through a diy generator that would change the heat to electricity to run 100 to 200 watts of appliances? I love your idea for solar mirrors. Edit: I can see how the oil would go through a heat radiator to heat, but would like electricity too.

Put a second satellite dish above the first, held to the first by spacer rods. You'll get a good result I bet.

@BB-sm8ey

13 күн бұрын

In fact, what about trying aerocrete? It's dirt cheap. Forms a good surface. Can easily be removed from a mould. Won't blow away (and/or can have mounts cast Insitu)... all you need is cement, water, an air compressor, some washing up liquid and aluminium sponges to aerate the soap/water mix into a foam.

You're doing it backwards. You should first shape the polystyrene on the dish, then bore a small hole at the center, apply glue on the concave polystyrene, stretch the reflective film on it and suck the air from the space between the reflective film and the polystyrene through the center hole. This should give you the best shaped mirror, with minimal effort barring some wrinkling on the glue up phase, but that can be perfected later.

Very Interesting .

Better to make it flat and curve one way vertically but as wide as your focal length and have another 2 more next to it. It is simpler, longer lasting,cheaper, and with more power.

The YT video you reference with the failed first attempt went on to make a much better second attempt using fiberglass. This can be improved on further and can be re-lined with a vacuum and adhesive.

What type of acrylic glue do you use to glue the mylar to the polystyrene? I need to know. I have been working on my own experiments and failing because the glues I have tried eat away at the polystyrene plastic. Is there a brand that you have used? If it is a European company I can look up the active ingredients. What type of glue?

Hello Sergyi, do you have a source for the reflectiv film? Those i found, were way more expensiv.

The foam you use is not resistant to UV rays. That's why it turns into dust in 2-3 years.

is the reflective film any regular reflective film for windows that can be bought on amazon?

Can you break up the polyustyrene foam into particles and spray it on more evenly? Like the machines they used to texture ceilings in houses?

Have you tried wet sand, cut out half of the profile that you want and from the center use it as a compass, paper-mache might be a good alternative to foam

I know it more expensive and not as durable, but how efficient would be a version that is either have a glass in front (I guess it will filter certain spectrum), and use the air pressure technique to get the perfect form ? OR use the reverse, a vacuum on the back of it so there is no glass in front. You could change the pressure to test different form.

A corner reflector works with a reductoon in efficiency with radiowaves but a test must be done with heat reflection

When foam cures heat distorts the film. Have you tried concentric hoops holding the film slightly above the foam?

Не вловив думки, ці дзеркала ви використовуєте для нагріву води в сонячному колекторі?

Make one of these in a parabolic trough so I can concentrate the energy on a long piece of copper tube.

Kann man die Folie über ein Kreis spannen und dann Wasser darauf legen? So das sich eine linse bildet. Anschließend könnte man doch vielleicht mit einem Brenner von unten die Falten aus der Folie ziehen.

Hey, Sergiy, interesting. Can you tell uns, what were the total costs for such one panel?

what is the material of the reflective sheet ? Can it make a strong bond with the foam ?

I saw this guy took a old projector TV I took the lens out and use it as a son lens it was burning everything he put Intuit🔥🌞

Seems like your idea is backwards.. Like a mirror.. Hahaha.. Just kidding... This is good research!! I like it!

How about using two satellite dishes to form the foam between them?

Can you reapply a fresh reflective coating on the same base once it needs it ?

Nice research, but having styrofoam disposable mirrors does not seem sustainable from a waste perspective. The material should be longer lasting and recyclable.

@atlastobin7837

12 күн бұрын

styrofoam can last quite a long time, at least 10 years. Remember, we are competing with toxic solar panels which cannot be recycled and last only 15-20 years!

Excellent

Ok, but what do you do with this mirror, practically speaking, since you compare it with solar panels

Shouln't you be able to do a single radial V cut to remove the excess overlapping material that causes the ridges?

@DanielScholtus

10 күн бұрын

To avoid becoming a cone, you could have the arms of the V cut be curved

Interesting but won't vehicles wrap with heat gun be more practical be with some cheap plastic abs sheets also heated over dish with heat gun. Just some thoughts

How about using a kids saucer snow sled and put that film on it.

what if we projected the light directly into the room? imagine a room with a block of concrete painted black. we project the light onto it through the window of the room. so the concrete block heats up and stores the heat. so the focus of the mirror is on the concrete block, it does not endanger the environment by setting fire to something.

@videosbruno

13 күн бұрын

It would crack, also poor heat storage

@endike

13 күн бұрын

@@videosbruno ok, then not concrete but something other. this is a matter of detail

Make an air free envelope or baloon and inject the foam in there.

Is this mylar? For the reflective film

You could use a heat gun to get rid of the wrinkles

I was hoping to see what he was going to do with the mirrors? Or how to convert it to electrical energy, instead of just heating or burning something, steam turbine i was thinking

Try collapsing poly foam for flooring instead

......Or use a satellite dish.....

Génial !!!

Wie hoch ist der Ertrag im Winter?

I downvoted and prepared to leave when I heard the bot voice, but stayed just long enough to see the beginning of the main content. It was great! So I upvoted and even subscribed. Please avoid using bot voices, since there is so much AI garbage on youtube already. I don't need to hear perfect English, just be human please 😊

How about sticking several layers of reflective paper to avoid the appearance of wrinkles?

@intellectualcat4000

12 күн бұрын

It is easier to make incisions in the place of folds than to stretch the foil.

Can u try making a two piece mould for mirror. FIRSt lace foil on back side of dish and than place second piece of styrofoam with a gap to be filled with expanding foam. Foam will expand in gap and will make a good curved mirror due to hard surface of back of dish. Or Can u plz make a diy vaccum former and try to make mirror.

take a round mirror, support the edge all around and then heat it ...

We like your funny accent.

Doesn’t the film smooth out when heat is applied?

You already have a sat dish, why not use that to make a mould ????

a почему бы не использовать car wrapping vinyl? он без проблем натянется на тарелку потому как его надо нагревать

Paint it black to avsorb more heat?