There's a reason home invasion is so much more common in Europe than in the U.S. The U.S. is a much less publicly violent place than most other developed nations.
@rtronicslab125311 сағат бұрын
21.03 I can assure you we didn't have these back in 87 ....😂😂😂
@siegec4239Күн бұрын
I'd love to see you build up that old property, and a good investment as well
@shawnmendrek3544Күн бұрын
I have an old one laying around, I was going to toss it, glad I found this, ty. 3:01 never seen a 2 or 3 pin speaker before, what does that even go to?
@siegec4239Күн бұрын
you could build a simple voltage multiplier to reach desired levels or at least enough to charge say your phone etc.
@lrdisco2005Күн бұрын
A hard working youngster, makes a change.
@ced3098Күн бұрын
Be aware of old compressor tank , they go rusty inside and a timing bomb , some worker have been killed by air compressor tank burst , best is to proof test them before to use and make a visual inspection with an endoscope. Nice video thanks
@ahmedmani1051Күн бұрын
21:02 southern post apocalyptic inventor
@icecreamtruckog3667Күн бұрын
Those nuts and bolts look new.
@tgirard123Күн бұрын
Love this design and style with the big analog meters. Am I the only one who thinks He sounds a little like Arnold Schwarzenegger "Get to the Chopper with your power supply"
@trevortrevortsr22 күн бұрын
The Russians used this method to produce power for radios with a finned device that went on an oil lamp - later they would do it with nuclear ingots for lighthouses which became problematic with the decline of the Soviets and some 2500 plutonium billets scattered in remote sites
@TrevorsBench2 күн бұрын
That receiver was damaged from a liquid spill, it did not do well. The damage was extensive. You made the good choice and scrapped it for parts
@Thomas-yr9ln2 күн бұрын
I would love to find a abandoned trailer and covert it. Awesome job.
@Johniswierd2 күн бұрын
If you mounted the heatsink device on the chimney on the roof of the cabin would that work? you'd get nice cooling from the natural breeze i'd imagine, or verse vica you could somehow submerge the cool side heat sink in liquid to speed up the heat exchange process.
@eVITORIOe2 күн бұрын
I have a feeling that EVs will turn out to be even more disposable
@jackdedert29452 күн бұрын
I had a car that would shut down momentarily every few minutes. I replaced everything I could think of (I was away from home), doing a short test drive after every attempt; but the problem persisted. Then I noticed that when I drove in a left-hand circle the problem went away, but when I turned back to the left, it came back. I finally found a wire that had been mis-routed over a metal line, and which had worn completely through the outer wrap and inner insulation, shorting against metal line. Some tape and rerouting of the cable made my trip home much more pleasant.....
@EagleEye4043 күн бұрын
The most clear and practical explanation ever I've ever watched on youtube.
@markavis72323 күн бұрын
Nice! Our plasma cutter at work has a ring which fits around the nozzle with two little legs on it which run along the job, to keep you about the right distance from the cut. Perhaps this would be a useful addition to your setup.
@dddevildogg3 күн бұрын
Awesome skills MR.Post..but it also is a big help to know where to get some cool stuff. Most scrap yards in the US will not let you fiddle around the stuff,because of course some clumsy goof is gonna get hurt,because somebody already did. I got the knowledge to fix stuff because like yourself I could not afford to get it new.Sometimes you can really luck out. Fixers have an entirely new meaning now.Fixer is a guy that 'fixes' the troubles the Big Boss got into
@bluev883 күн бұрын
Wo ist denn dein schöner Schrottplatz? Ist ja eine wahre Perle!
@Puckerupbuttercup2613 күн бұрын
Great video! Keep them coming
@siranikobar693 күн бұрын
It's always a wonder when you give old equipment a new lease in life.
@komodoweran4 күн бұрын
did you leave the legvise (1:29) ??
@tombarlow61764 күн бұрын
Brilliant workmanship you know your work 🎉🎉
@douro204 күн бұрын
Any idea when the Lorch welder was made? The biggest plasma cutter I've ever run was a 35A one.
@djspacecake4 күн бұрын
those generators are loud! imagine transmiting in the radio and that racket was going on next to you
@NOTAFULLUN4 күн бұрын
Brilliant presentation. Very sad to see all this being broken up, and the people that use them no longer passing on the wealth of knowledge they have amassed.
@scottbrady62404 күн бұрын
TOO BAD THEY COULDNT SOCIAL ENGINEER A LEGAL WAY TO GET IN, LIKE ASKING THE OWNER FOR THE KEY AND PERMISSION TO GO IN, OR ALREADY HAVING A KEY AND LEGAL PERMISSION TO BE IN THERE, BUMMER
@Louie-wq8uq5 күн бұрын
Have you thought about pressure lanterns or stoves - Coleman , Tilley, petromax, wenzel. They run on anything that burns and are gas powered light bulbs pretty much using a gas tank and a carb to meter gas and air to produce heat and light . Last forever as well. Project ideas I thought I would share with you that makes content and doesn’t kill the wallet typically! Kinda goes along with the KZread name ! Thank you for your videos!
@ArmySigs5 күн бұрын
bloop
@michaelfairchild5 күн бұрын
When I was a teen loved railway models. Had H0 scale from Piko, but as a young lad there were four things that stopped me from collecting and building dioramas. It was space, money, tools and believe it or not - patience. Also those metal toys you had to put together with screws and bolts. Thats a blast from the past.
@dodgeramsport015 күн бұрын
Why not just run a fm modulator to your cd/ipod etc or the cassette adapter?
@floppyearhomestead5 күн бұрын
Try using those fans and put magnets on the end and place copper coils around them. I've been curious to try that lol
@adddude75246 күн бұрын
Goodness, you're not messing around! Using quite some material, building decently sized prototypes, then moving on. Mad respect.
@DanielStingBR6 күн бұрын
Can you please show the circuit that you used to convert the signal for the motor?😊
@joshschneider97668 күн бұрын
Also that tig welder should do you just fine best of luck on your aluminium welding adventures, that stuff is wild to weld some days.
@joshschneider97668 күн бұрын
That triple piston compression pump is reminiscent of a design by an italian guy named anzani. Although I presume it's a domestic German version because why would it not be it maybe a collectible. Might wanna look into it.
@gplusgplus22868 күн бұрын
Old or not, the plasma cutter that will cut 16mm steel as easy as this won't be cheap, should be at least a couple of thou. Very nice work.
@yousseffaid81338 күн бұрын
Yaaaay final CNC project can you make 2 in 1 router and plasma cutter ??????
@VarunDRangannavar9 күн бұрын
Takes
@paulgreenlee1909 күн бұрын
I enjoy watching your videos and experiments. Way over my head and too late to learn at 72 years old. I was a welder for 40 years and really enjoyed what I learned while welding. Now I have a couple of welding machines that I need to repair and was trying to see if I could gain any information on KZread. It would have been nice to learn the electrical side of the machines I have used. Keep up the great work and teachings, much appreciated Sir. Paul Greenlee
@fred-san9 күн бұрын
-ü-
@WaddedBliss9 күн бұрын
I wish you lived in the UK. We need clever people like you. We don't have scrapyards here anymore, at least none we can pick over.
@joshschneider976610 күн бұрын
Also times two on being happy to see the tools of a job shop live on even though the shop closed.
@joshschneider976610 күн бұрын
Its really cool to get a face reveal 😂. Nice to virtually see you buddy. Thanks for everything you do, and ty to your anonymous shop owner friend. It was pretty cool to see his shop.
@nrok11310 күн бұрын
this is the best troubleshooting video I've seen in a long time!
@malcolmyoung786610 күн бұрын
6 years on I havejust bought a 'real' welder and trying to gain as much info as to how they function. Not good at electronics and was rebusih wjen it came to physics at school so how things move about etc is only understood at a very basic level. However even I'm impressed by how much imformation I actually understood in this video. I will be watching more in the coming days..
@brantothedon11 күн бұрын
Don't hate the player. I hate the game 😂😂😂
@gwstubbs704611 күн бұрын
Very interesting.
@noimagination9911 күн бұрын
Great job diagnosing and fixing the problem with the blown fuse on the plasma cutter! Thanks for sharing with everyone. I hope many of us learn a lot from your well thought out process. Excellent! I also love it when I find such treasures at the scrap yard! I bought several pounds of stainless steel TIG filler rods at scrap prices once. The bolts and nuts & hardware you got were a bargain, I love it! I would have struggled to keep it so limited, and would have bought more than I could ever use. 😁
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There's a reason home invasion is so much more common in Europe than in the U.S. The U.S. is a much less publicly violent place than most other developed nations.
21.03 I can assure you we didn't have these back in 87 ....😂😂😂
I'd love to see you build up that old property, and a good investment as well
I have an old one laying around, I was going to toss it, glad I found this, ty. 3:01 never seen a 2 or 3 pin speaker before, what does that even go to?
you could build a simple voltage multiplier to reach desired levels or at least enough to charge say your phone etc.
A hard working youngster, makes a change.
Be aware of old compressor tank , they go rusty inside and a timing bomb , some worker have been killed by air compressor tank burst , best is to proof test them before to use and make a visual inspection with an endoscope. Nice video thanks
21:02 southern post apocalyptic inventor
Those nuts and bolts look new.
Love this design and style with the big analog meters. Am I the only one who thinks He sounds a little like Arnold Schwarzenegger "Get to the Chopper with your power supply"
The Russians used this method to produce power for radios with a finned device that went on an oil lamp - later they would do it with nuclear ingots for lighthouses which became problematic with the decline of the Soviets and some 2500 plutonium billets scattered in remote sites
That receiver was damaged from a liquid spill, it did not do well. The damage was extensive. You made the good choice and scrapped it for parts
I would love to find a abandoned trailer and covert it. Awesome job.
If you mounted the heatsink device on the chimney on the roof of the cabin would that work? you'd get nice cooling from the natural breeze i'd imagine, or verse vica you could somehow submerge the cool side heat sink in liquid to speed up the heat exchange process.
I have a feeling that EVs will turn out to be even more disposable
I had a car that would shut down momentarily every few minutes. I replaced everything I could think of (I was away from home), doing a short test drive after every attempt; but the problem persisted. Then I noticed that when I drove in a left-hand circle the problem went away, but when I turned back to the left, it came back. I finally found a wire that had been mis-routed over a metal line, and which had worn completely through the outer wrap and inner insulation, shorting against metal line. Some tape and rerouting of the cable made my trip home much more pleasant.....
The most clear and practical explanation ever I've ever watched on youtube.
Nice! Our plasma cutter at work has a ring which fits around the nozzle with two little legs on it which run along the job, to keep you about the right distance from the cut. Perhaps this would be a useful addition to your setup.
Awesome skills MR.Post..but it also is a big help to know where to get some cool stuff. Most scrap yards in the US will not let you fiddle around the stuff,because of course some clumsy goof is gonna get hurt,because somebody already did. I got the knowledge to fix stuff because like yourself I could not afford to get it new.Sometimes you can really luck out. Fixers have an entirely new meaning now.Fixer is a guy that 'fixes' the troubles the Big Boss got into
Wo ist denn dein schöner Schrottplatz? Ist ja eine wahre Perle!
Great video! Keep them coming
It's always a wonder when you give old equipment a new lease in life.
did you leave the legvise (1:29) ??
Brilliant workmanship you know your work 🎉🎉
Any idea when the Lorch welder was made? The biggest plasma cutter I've ever run was a 35A one.
those generators are loud! imagine transmiting in the radio and that racket was going on next to you
Brilliant presentation. Very sad to see all this being broken up, and the people that use them no longer passing on the wealth of knowledge they have amassed.
TOO BAD THEY COULDNT SOCIAL ENGINEER A LEGAL WAY TO GET IN, LIKE ASKING THE OWNER FOR THE KEY AND PERMISSION TO GO IN, OR ALREADY HAVING A KEY AND LEGAL PERMISSION TO BE IN THERE, BUMMER
Have you thought about pressure lanterns or stoves - Coleman , Tilley, petromax, wenzel. They run on anything that burns and are gas powered light bulbs pretty much using a gas tank and a carb to meter gas and air to produce heat and light . Last forever as well. Project ideas I thought I would share with you that makes content and doesn’t kill the wallet typically! Kinda goes along with the KZread name ! Thank you for your videos!
bloop
When I was a teen loved railway models. Had H0 scale from Piko, but as a young lad there were four things that stopped me from collecting and building dioramas. It was space, money, tools and believe it or not - patience. Also those metal toys you had to put together with screws and bolts. Thats a blast from the past.
Why not just run a fm modulator to your cd/ipod etc or the cassette adapter?
Try using those fans and put magnets on the end and place copper coils around them. I've been curious to try that lol
Goodness, you're not messing around! Using quite some material, building decently sized prototypes, then moving on. Mad respect.
Can you please show the circuit that you used to convert the signal for the motor?😊
Also that tig welder should do you just fine best of luck on your aluminium welding adventures, that stuff is wild to weld some days.
That triple piston compression pump is reminiscent of a design by an italian guy named anzani. Although I presume it's a domestic German version because why would it not be it maybe a collectible. Might wanna look into it.
Old or not, the plasma cutter that will cut 16mm steel as easy as this won't be cheap, should be at least a couple of thou. Very nice work.
Yaaaay final CNC project can you make 2 in 1 router and plasma cutter ??????
Takes
I enjoy watching your videos and experiments. Way over my head and too late to learn at 72 years old. I was a welder for 40 years and really enjoyed what I learned while welding. Now I have a couple of welding machines that I need to repair and was trying to see if I could gain any information on KZread. It would have been nice to learn the electrical side of the machines I have used. Keep up the great work and teachings, much appreciated Sir. Paul Greenlee
-ü-
I wish you lived in the UK. We need clever people like you. We don't have scrapyards here anymore, at least none we can pick over.
Also times two on being happy to see the tools of a job shop live on even though the shop closed.
Its really cool to get a face reveal 😂. Nice to virtually see you buddy. Thanks for everything you do, and ty to your anonymous shop owner friend. It was pretty cool to see his shop.
this is the best troubleshooting video I've seen in a long time!
6 years on I havejust bought a 'real' welder and trying to gain as much info as to how they function. Not good at electronics and was rebusih wjen it came to physics at school so how things move about etc is only understood at a very basic level. However even I'm impressed by how much imformation I actually understood in this video. I will be watching more in the coming days..
Don't hate the player. I hate the game 😂😂😂
Very interesting.
Great job diagnosing and fixing the problem with the blown fuse on the plasma cutter! Thanks for sharing with everyone. I hope many of us learn a lot from your well thought out process. Excellent! I also love it when I find such treasures at the scrap yard! I bought several pounds of stainless steel TIG filler rods at scrap prices once. The bolts and nuts & hardware you got were a bargain, I love it! I would have struggled to keep it so limited, and would have bought more than I could ever use. 😁