Interesting tools, equipment, toys and high voltage. Random things that I find interesting enough to share and some DIY - how to things that might be helpful to people when figuring stuff out.
Hey I just found your channel! By any chance are you able to make a video talking about all the other small equipment at a substation like a over view of each equipment what it's called and how to identify it? Like a buss inulator, lightning arrestors, surge arrestors, ct,pt, etc etc. As well as the preassure relief on a transformer all all that? And if it's not to much to ask possibly a small video on the general over view of a ltc...... I love you way of explaining equipment helps me learn! Thank you!!!
@reusefull2 сағат бұрын
I'll give it a shot, glad it's helpful👍
@EphemeralProductions3 сағат бұрын
I honestly never knew they had electric chainsaws. And now I know why you don’t see em around very much! lol. Gas engines, as usual, perform better and last longer.
@jabroni6199Күн бұрын
You spent more time documenting the temperature than showing us how they performed against each other
@georgiykachurovskyy6995Күн бұрын
Hello, as always, you are doing great work. Increasing speed = reducing torque = less aggressive cutting. Instead of spiral stopper ring better to use C-type or E-type stopper ring, that would be faster and more convenient. And for cutting small trees and limbing you should try GS181 with bar and chain: length- 16", pitch- 3/8", gauge- .043", 56 links, this set will cut fast and easy. Thank you very much!
@reusefullКүн бұрын
Thank you! I use the 82CS24 for small stuff. I like the high chain speed and light weight! It uses the setup you just mentioned but has 25m/s instead of 21m/s. Not as much torque as the GS181 though.
@AntLive292 күн бұрын
how much is it?
@reusefull2 күн бұрын
I got it on sale for 500 with 2 batteries and a charger.
@jean-marcbriane72833 күн бұрын
This is understandable, the larger the drive sprocket the faster the chain turns, but less torque. I suppose you can do the same thing with the Ego CSX5000?👍
@reusefull3 күн бұрын
I can do that test, but in reverse. The CSX5000 comes with the 8 tooth. So I can make the top speed 25m/s instead of 30m/s
@jean-marcbriane72833 күн бұрын
@@reusefull OK, there will be more torque.
@reusefull3 күн бұрын
@jean-marcbriane7283 agreed. I think the effect we might see is that the battery might overheat less after a number of cuts even if it was a little slower. I might try it at some point.
@JRP34 күн бұрын
I'm still waiting on the sprocket I ordered, turns out it's shipping from China 🙄 I couldn't tell from the video if the larger sprocket will take up enough slack to fit an 80 link chain compared to the stock 78, what do you think?
@reusefull4 күн бұрын
I wouldn't think so, but 🤞
@211206gph4 күн бұрын
When do we expect the H.O.G. to be out to the public?
@reusefull4 күн бұрын
The only hint of a clue that I've seen was fall... it would be pretty disappointing if it showed up for a 3rd time at the expo without being released!
@somejansmind4 күн бұрын
Title : Dont try rhis at home (rest of titile) Me : thats fun Also me: HOW CAN I FIT AN ENTIRE ELECTRICAL TOWER IN MY HOUSE (i can in my family house)
@maxmannsperger28164 күн бұрын
Hi again, one last question 😉 wich batteries life time is better? Ego or Greenworks? I found s lot of complains about Ego batteries to fail after 2-3 years. How long do you run your greenworks 82v batteries?
@reusefull4 күн бұрын
I haven't had much personal experience with the Ego for longevity. So far my Greenworks batteries have done well. I warrantied one, but it was right away.
@John-cj3ve6 күн бұрын
What powerhead and battery were you using?
@reusefull6 күн бұрын
82CS34 with an 8ah battery. It was part of a test I was doing on chainspeed.
@TheGreatBoppino7 күн бұрын
Is the smoke coming from the turbine or the diesel starter?
@reusefull6 күн бұрын
The turbine. The shorter green circular screened vent is what sits over the detroit.
@SelfHandledRogue7 күн бұрын
my 82v commercial greenworks only lasted 6 months my 60v lasted a year and a half and my 80v still limps along and can do a tree before issues after a year. my 60v would still be going if i didnt crush it.
@reusefull7 күн бұрын
The 82v has a 2 year warranty... I warrantied mine at 1yr 11 months!
@Orefamilylawncare9 күн бұрын
Dude your gas saw sounds like it has an air leak or something.
@reusefull9 күн бұрын
I believe that's correct. I just tore it down...new boot for the carb, doing a big bore kit and a gasket delete. Maybe it will do better after that.
@jean-marcbriane72839 күн бұрын
The voltage of a fully charged 6Ah battery is 57.8v.
@user-pf1eh8lw7z10 күн бұрын
Na longway away to catching up to gaspower, letalone being called "commercial".
@kevinbreslin571810 күн бұрын
SF6 is highly regulated in California. Is there something besides SF6 for new breakers?
@reusefull10 күн бұрын
They're working on new technology. I believe they have some stuff in the works, but for 115kv and up, it's pretty much SF6 unfortunately. As a worker, I'm not to keen on it because some of the byproducts it creates are very nasty. As long as we don't have to go inside the breakers it's not too bad, but if there's a failure, it's pretty dangerous. The funny thing is, once they took the PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) out of oil, it wasn't really an environmental hazard anymore, just really inconvenient. Mineral oil is easily separated from water and the environment if it escapes and certainly poses no threat to the ozone like SF6 or deadly byproducts from arcing like SF6.
@prosto_video36010 күн бұрын
Fine
@shaunneolson603911 күн бұрын
God the 2 stroke is louder than the fuckin jet
@reusefull11 күн бұрын
🤣🤣Yes sir
@JRP312 күн бұрын
I picked up a 20 inch XCut but didn't realize it's an 80 link chain and the stock Greenworks bar takes a 78 link chain. Do you think I could mount a slightly larger sprocket to take up the slack? Where do you find compatible sprockets? I'm running the stock .325 bar and don't want to change to 3/8. I could drill another tensioning hole in the stock bar but I'm afraid of oil leak issues.
@reusefull12 күн бұрын
There is an 8 .325 sprocket that has a larger diameter. It will bring your chain speed to 30m/s
@JRP312 күн бұрын
@@reusefull Thanks. Like this on Amazon? : Adefol Chain Saw Rim Sprocket 8 Tooth .325 Pitch for Oregon 11892 for Husqvarna Jonsered Chainsaw
@reusefull12 күн бұрын
@@JRP3 That looks like the one!
@JRP312 күн бұрын
@@reusefull Thanks, I'll give it a try, hopefully the higher speed/lower torque doesn't bog down the saw too much. I'm still limping along with the 4Ah battery 🤬
@reusefull12 күн бұрын
@JRP3 yeah... that's gonba be tough on a 4ah. Probably nothing to big or you'll have to go really light with the pressure.
@John-cj3ve13 күн бұрын
Regarding the oil pouring out of the side cover of the EGO: do you think it would help to enlarge the oil hole in the bar to more fully engage the oil port of the saw body?
@reusefull13 күн бұрын
I would have to look at the alignment again, but that sounds reasonable. At least opening the hole in the direction of the oiling, depending on how you are making it bigger.
@John-cj3ve13 күн бұрын
I realized that after I sent the comment. Just as likely have to take a Dremel and pointed carbide bit; and elongate the oil channel in the direction of the oil port on the body.
@John-cj3ve13 күн бұрын
@@reusefullwe're/you're so close; just a finishing touch here and there.
@learnedwithreddit13 күн бұрын
I wanna try to inhale some sf6! I should try to get a small tank for my own fun
@reusefull13 күн бұрын
Fun fact: the byproducts of SF6 with moisture and or electrical arcing are deadly... make sure your stuff is pure!!
@learnedwithreddit13 күн бұрын
@@reusefull I’ll probably never have access to it anyway. But isn’t SF6 supposed to be inert? Or you are saying that one risks to get other deadly chemicals from it? Have you tried inhaling it btw?
@reusefull13 күн бұрын
@learnedwithreddit I have not, but people I work with have. The rep for the gas company told us he used to and accidently inhaled some used gas (already been inside a circuit breaker) and was hospitalized for days. That sold me on not trying it.
@learnedwithreddit13 күн бұрын
@@reusefull "he used to" like everyday he touch his dose of sf6. Yeah I guess you should only try it from tanks from the supplier directly
@Helismoke13 күн бұрын
It looks like a Bell 407 with 2 cargo nets underslung. And " Yes", I flew helicopters worldwide for 42 years. Military to include Vietnam, then Commercial to include DEA Pilot and EMS Pilot, then Airline Transport Pilot and retired from an Airlines in 2012 with no incidents, no accidents and no violations. What a great career that was!
@DeviantWays13 күн бұрын
Looks like he's carrying a huge skull
@richardmccurry78513 күн бұрын
My door dash order
@crippledcrow238414 күн бұрын
Forest fire? Helicopter with a water bag under it.
@Forever_In_A_Sweater14 күн бұрын
Nah you can’t fool me That’s a ufo
@fractalflowers214314 күн бұрын
No man, Maxine Waters mentioned that there was “right wing”rebels in the mountains. Now she’s a Marxist and what do Marxist do? blame you for what they’re doing.
@madatu24714 күн бұрын
Big money, but I'd be curious how the 28AH ego commercial backpack battery would work?
@shawnhayden667414 күн бұрын
Wealthy people doing wealthy things.
@bryanreed100014 күн бұрын
Water bag
@ADOGGBOY14 күн бұрын
The white mountains are in Arizona right?
@reusefull14 күн бұрын
😂maybe, but these White Mountains are in NH
@cisium118414 күн бұрын
New Hampshire
@terryhill316414 күн бұрын
I’d like to visit the New Hampshire version. I’ve been all over the Arizona ones. That was before the great fires of 2011. Heart breaking
@asherrogers268714 күн бұрын
Where is this?
@reusefull14 күн бұрын
Lakes region New Hampshire
@asherrogers268714 күн бұрын
Smooth.
@John-cj3ve15 күн бұрын
I have acquired both full and skip, full chisel and semi-chisel for my 24" CSX5000. When the tree service drops some more trees off; I'll let you know how I make out.
@user-yz1hv7oo6x16 күн бұрын
Ever heard of an axe or some rappers louder lauper's it's a garden tool
@greenbudkelly282017 күн бұрын
I presume that DEEtroit powers a compressor to spin the turbine
@reusefull17 күн бұрын
No sir, it's connected to the turbine through some sort of clutch that disconnects once the turbine starts to spool up. We do have others that start with compressed air though.
@ILikeToWatchTodai17 күн бұрын
Homeboy can do whatever he wants with his saw. It ain't my saw or my problem
@DylanQuint17 күн бұрын
It's a Ryobi, that's about all it's good for.
@illuzion287617 күн бұрын
When the homeowner says they have side work and the tools to do it all ready for you
@Lazy_ness17 күн бұрын
He stuck that thing real good in the dirt 🥵🫦
@WilliamLemoine3117 күн бұрын
This hurt my eyes watching
@reusefull17 күн бұрын
Yup
@jordanwilson361817 күн бұрын
Realizes chain is dull... Trys to stick it in a pencil sharpener.
@mikecook309917 күн бұрын
2b honest..he owns a electric saw .. it's like ridin tha' short bus. For real men ..no real surprise. or loss
@jophoto93417 күн бұрын
Should have 10,000 views!
@garrettlombardi44317 күн бұрын
Its electric what do you expect
@cutterberk17 күн бұрын
Cheap tools should be used for the worst jobs and the nice ones used for everything else.
@reusefull17 күн бұрын
I would use a reciprocating saw... then you're just trashing a blade.
@lomein218617 күн бұрын
Thats why hes using a ryobi
@reusefull17 күн бұрын
😂... at least it's a little bit of a relief in that sense.
@newhampshireoutdoornetwork950517 күн бұрын
I was thinking the same thing I almost couldn't watch
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Hey I just found your channel! By any chance are you able to make a video talking about all the other small equipment at a substation like a over view of each equipment what it's called and how to identify it? Like a buss inulator, lightning arrestors, surge arrestors, ct,pt, etc etc. As well as the preassure relief on a transformer all all that? And if it's not to much to ask possibly a small video on the general over view of a ltc...... I love you way of explaining equipment helps me learn! Thank you!!!
I'll give it a shot, glad it's helpful👍
I honestly never knew they had electric chainsaws. And now I know why you don’t see em around very much! lol. Gas engines, as usual, perform better and last longer.
You spent more time documenting the temperature than showing us how they performed against each other
Hello, as always, you are doing great work. Increasing speed = reducing torque = less aggressive cutting. Instead of spiral stopper ring better to use C-type or E-type stopper ring, that would be faster and more convenient. And for cutting small trees and limbing you should try GS181 with bar and chain: length- 16", pitch- 3/8", gauge- .043", 56 links, this set will cut fast and easy. Thank you very much!
Thank you! I use the 82CS24 for small stuff. I like the high chain speed and light weight! It uses the setup you just mentioned but has 25m/s instead of 21m/s. Not as much torque as the GS181 though.
how much is it?
I got it on sale for 500 with 2 batteries and a charger.
This is understandable, the larger the drive sprocket the faster the chain turns, but less torque. I suppose you can do the same thing with the Ego CSX5000?👍
I can do that test, but in reverse. The CSX5000 comes with the 8 tooth. So I can make the top speed 25m/s instead of 30m/s
@@reusefull OK, there will be more torque.
@jean-marcbriane7283 agreed. I think the effect we might see is that the battery might overheat less after a number of cuts even if it was a little slower. I might try it at some point.
I'm still waiting on the sprocket I ordered, turns out it's shipping from China 🙄 I couldn't tell from the video if the larger sprocket will take up enough slack to fit an 80 link chain compared to the stock 78, what do you think?
I wouldn't think so, but 🤞
When do we expect the H.O.G. to be out to the public?
The only hint of a clue that I've seen was fall... it would be pretty disappointing if it showed up for a 3rd time at the expo without being released!
Title : Dont try rhis at home (rest of titile) Me : thats fun Also me: HOW CAN I FIT AN ENTIRE ELECTRICAL TOWER IN MY HOUSE (i can in my family house)
Hi again, one last question 😉 wich batteries life time is better? Ego or Greenworks? I found s lot of complains about Ego batteries to fail after 2-3 years. How long do you run your greenworks 82v batteries?
I haven't had much personal experience with the Ego for longevity. So far my Greenworks batteries have done well. I warrantied one, but it was right away.
What powerhead and battery were you using?
82CS34 with an 8ah battery. It was part of a test I was doing on chainspeed.
Is the smoke coming from the turbine or the diesel starter?
The turbine. The shorter green circular screened vent is what sits over the detroit.
my 82v commercial greenworks only lasted 6 months my 60v lasted a year and a half and my 80v still limps along and can do a tree before issues after a year. my 60v would still be going if i didnt crush it.
The 82v has a 2 year warranty... I warrantied mine at 1yr 11 months!
Dude your gas saw sounds like it has an air leak or something.
I believe that's correct. I just tore it down...new boot for the carb, doing a big bore kit and a gasket delete. Maybe it will do better after that.
The voltage of a fully charged 6Ah battery is 57.8v.
Na longway away to catching up to gaspower, letalone being called "commercial".
SF6 is highly regulated in California. Is there something besides SF6 for new breakers?
They're working on new technology. I believe they have some stuff in the works, but for 115kv and up, it's pretty much SF6 unfortunately. As a worker, I'm not to keen on it because some of the byproducts it creates are very nasty. As long as we don't have to go inside the breakers it's not too bad, but if there's a failure, it's pretty dangerous. The funny thing is, once they took the PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) out of oil, it wasn't really an environmental hazard anymore, just really inconvenient. Mineral oil is easily separated from water and the environment if it escapes and certainly poses no threat to the ozone like SF6 or deadly byproducts from arcing like SF6.
Fine
God the 2 stroke is louder than the fuckin jet
🤣🤣Yes sir
I picked up a 20 inch XCut but didn't realize it's an 80 link chain and the stock Greenworks bar takes a 78 link chain. Do you think I could mount a slightly larger sprocket to take up the slack? Where do you find compatible sprockets? I'm running the stock .325 bar and don't want to change to 3/8. I could drill another tensioning hole in the stock bar but I'm afraid of oil leak issues.
There is an 8 .325 sprocket that has a larger diameter. It will bring your chain speed to 30m/s
@@reusefull Thanks. Like this on Amazon? : Adefol Chain Saw Rim Sprocket 8 Tooth .325 Pitch for Oregon 11892 for Husqvarna Jonsered Chainsaw
@@JRP3 That looks like the one!
@@reusefull Thanks, I'll give it a try, hopefully the higher speed/lower torque doesn't bog down the saw too much. I'm still limping along with the 4Ah battery 🤬
@JRP3 yeah... that's gonba be tough on a 4ah. Probably nothing to big or you'll have to go really light with the pressure.
Regarding the oil pouring out of the side cover of the EGO: do you think it would help to enlarge the oil hole in the bar to more fully engage the oil port of the saw body?
I would have to look at the alignment again, but that sounds reasonable. At least opening the hole in the direction of the oiling, depending on how you are making it bigger.
I realized that after I sent the comment. Just as likely have to take a Dremel and pointed carbide bit; and elongate the oil channel in the direction of the oil port on the body.
@@reusefullwe're/you're so close; just a finishing touch here and there.
I wanna try to inhale some sf6! I should try to get a small tank for my own fun
Fun fact: the byproducts of SF6 with moisture and or electrical arcing are deadly... make sure your stuff is pure!!
@@reusefull I’ll probably never have access to it anyway. But isn’t SF6 supposed to be inert? Or you are saying that one risks to get other deadly chemicals from it? Have you tried inhaling it btw?
@learnedwithreddit I have not, but people I work with have. The rep for the gas company told us he used to and accidently inhaled some used gas (already been inside a circuit breaker) and was hospitalized for days. That sold me on not trying it.
@@reusefull "he used to" like everyday he touch his dose of sf6. Yeah I guess you should only try it from tanks from the supplier directly
It looks like a Bell 407 with 2 cargo nets underslung. And " Yes", I flew helicopters worldwide for 42 years. Military to include Vietnam, then Commercial to include DEA Pilot and EMS Pilot, then Airline Transport Pilot and retired from an Airlines in 2012 with no incidents, no accidents and no violations. What a great career that was!
Looks like he's carrying a huge skull
My door dash order
Forest fire? Helicopter with a water bag under it.
Nah you can’t fool me That’s a ufo
No man, Maxine Waters mentioned that there was “right wing”rebels in the mountains. Now she’s a Marxist and what do Marxist do? blame you for what they’re doing.
Big money, but I'd be curious how the 28AH ego commercial backpack battery would work?
Wealthy people doing wealthy things.
Water bag
The white mountains are in Arizona right?
😂maybe, but these White Mountains are in NH
New Hampshire
I’d like to visit the New Hampshire version. I’ve been all over the Arizona ones. That was before the great fires of 2011. Heart breaking
Where is this?
Lakes region New Hampshire
Smooth.
I have acquired both full and skip, full chisel and semi-chisel for my 24" CSX5000. When the tree service drops some more trees off; I'll let you know how I make out.
Ever heard of an axe or some rappers louder lauper's it's a garden tool
I presume that DEEtroit powers a compressor to spin the turbine
No sir, it's connected to the turbine through some sort of clutch that disconnects once the turbine starts to spool up. We do have others that start with compressed air though.
Homeboy can do whatever he wants with his saw. It ain't my saw or my problem
It's a Ryobi, that's about all it's good for.
When the homeowner says they have side work and the tools to do it all ready for you
He stuck that thing real good in the dirt 🥵🫦
This hurt my eyes watching
Yup
Realizes chain is dull... Trys to stick it in a pencil sharpener.
2b honest..he owns a electric saw .. it's like ridin tha' short bus. For real men ..no real surprise. or loss
Should have 10,000 views!
Its electric what do you expect
Cheap tools should be used for the worst jobs and the nice ones used for everything else.
I would use a reciprocating saw... then you're just trashing a blade.
Thats why hes using a ryobi
😂... at least it's a little bit of a relief in that sense.
I was thinking the same thing I almost couldn't watch
New sub here ,my hat 20" chainsaw is awesome!