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  @ronin2167Күн бұрын

  RJ45 to db25 connector. Nuff said.

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  @gtpsic6 күн бұрын

  This was a great help. Thanks for the video mate!

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  @RoidynChavez8 күн бұрын

  Wheres the part 3 at?

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  @casade283114 күн бұрын

  Nice! Does it spray Polyurea as well?

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  @Rowow13 күн бұрын

  Im pretty sure but double check when buying

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  @casade283112 күн бұрын

  @@Rowow when will you do videos with it?

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  @Rowow12 күн бұрын

  @@casade2831 busy with my excavator currently. Once I get that done ill bring the spray foam trailer to my shipping container to spray it for a mushroom fruiting chamber. I like to say soon but idk. Always busy sadly. But it works good. Had a issue with a gauge, was a pain replacing it as the brass broke off so I had to take out the entire manifold. But otherwise im happy with it.

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  @casade283112 күн бұрын

  @@Rowow can’t wait to see that!! 👍👍

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  @moo76man15 күн бұрын

  I like the mulberry pictures

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  @stevenhart900419 күн бұрын

  Its really kind of you to share your knowledge & help people who want to do their own rebuilds. Ive rebuilt various car & motorbike engines & this is a great refresher course. I like the drill technique for valve grinding, its a great tip & would produce a very even seat.

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  @stevenhart900419 күн бұрын

  Your video is so helpful & informative & you make its sound clear & easy. Thank you oodles.

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  @robertsobczaksobczak65523 күн бұрын

  Pork for dinner 😂

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  @glennsepelak511324 күн бұрын

  heating things and little sticks?

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  @Rowow22 күн бұрын

  I think you mean the glow plugs and push rods

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  @l.c.952427 күн бұрын

  Hi compliments, a simple question how you integrate a THC on FluidNC?

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  @Rowow25 күн бұрын

  great question but sadly I havent set that up so im not sure. If I set up THC ill make a video on it though

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  @l.c.95247 күн бұрын

  👍

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  @DanJames-on6kq29 күн бұрын

  Better hide your corn

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  @EdwardMade3xАй бұрын

  🐖

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  @UnlimitedAnimeАй бұрын

  That’s cool

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  @UnlimitedAnimeАй бұрын

  Lol

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  @erikolsen6829Ай бұрын

  That looks very good quality man gj

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  @user-xb1ht4py2vАй бұрын

  can you clarify what type of corn grain you used, was it whole, cracked, popcorn, some combination. SOme comments say it is "smashed corn" what is that and did you use it? thanks.

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  cracked corn. Its sold at farmers store as animal feed

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  @user-xb1ht4py2vАй бұрын

  @@Rowow Most people seem to use popcorn. Would be great to see a test between cracked corn and whole krenel. I think that a mix would be best, the cracked corn helping to make nutrient more easily available and at the same time reducing inter-kernel spacing, I think the large gaps between whole kernels seem to cause slow coverage of the mycellium. Thoughts?

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  @user-mz6xj3lp5fАй бұрын

  Indonesia

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  @JustMakinDoFarmsАй бұрын

  Great vid thanks for sharing.

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  @QueracusАй бұрын

  150 for old pc? could just buy the expansion card with the 25 pin port. these PCs are max 20-30€

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Plus a monitor, keyboard, mouse. If you can find a PC locally and are willing to waste 1-2 hours driving to and from to pick it up. And dealing with damage and other issues, most likely needing to buy a SSD to replace the failing harddrive, or ram/etc thats causing issues for the PC to boot

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  @alfreditoduronlucio273Ай бұрын

  I'm waiting for the video of how it works, where are you located? Can you sell it to me?

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  @bob.fagg-bois657Ай бұрын

  Good solid information, thanks.

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  @BobbyebaddАй бұрын

  When the shop charges 175 hr and you make 15 hr it's some shit

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Start your own shop. Ez

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  @louiewatson9389Ай бұрын

  Never accept flat rate.

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  @odinslockllcАй бұрын

  I charge $100hr for locksmithing and used to charge that for welding but I’m upping my welders rate depending on the job that needs to be done. I was always told that If you’re always busy then you should charge more. Never race to the bottom with charging less.

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  @matthewgibbs6886Ай бұрын

  preach it my skills cost x amount nonnegotiable

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  @lanabyk8012Ай бұрын

  People charge whatever someone is willing to pay....If you're willing to pay $1 millions, you'll be charged $1 million...

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  im more than willing to charge $100 a hour for fabrication work. I simply cant unless I hire my own employee.

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  @user-oq8zy3zg5uАй бұрын

  I agree with this guy The reason things are costing so much too is a pool of mechanics is getting smaller people don't go into this kind of work anymore it's a shame because all the knowledge is not getting passed down I love mechanical work

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  @stevesmith2520Ай бұрын

  Most people dont have your work ethic or money management skills. Sad world we live in!

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  @victoryfirst2878Ай бұрын

  What you say is very true. What I am wondering is how this happened in the first place Rol

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Bailouts of corporations called "too big to fail" which were failing due to the captalistic free market and poor buisness choices such as choosing college buisness degrees over actual engineers as CEO's of these companies. it seems insignificant but it has a giant trickle down effect. That company choose bad suppliers who do the same thing and those suppliers have the same bad suppliers etc etc. Bail out these companies and their suppliers multiple times over many decades and that results in the broken system today where they have a monopoly to charge whatever they want and pay their workers whatever they want

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  @dandasargeАй бұрын

  I like that energy.

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  @farnorthhomested844Ай бұрын

  100 an hour? thats 99% of mechanics in the the outo industry quitting.

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Definitely agree it should be more. But mostly talking about all the people online complaining about making $25

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  @morethanahomesteadАй бұрын

  I have been made fun of for having too much dirt under my fingernails, but it sure pays better than being a mechanical engineer. I can remember making $100 an hour back in the 90's working on lawn mowers. I make more than the average guy only working the hours that they watch TV.

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  To clarify the last part, I used to work 6 days a week, 60 hours+, 4 hours driving to and from work every day. Work hard, save money, retire early

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  @RejectReality97Ай бұрын

  I make 13 dollars an hour working 50 hours a week and I don't get paid overtime. Sincerely, shut up.

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  @RejectReality97Ай бұрын

  And the shop I work at charges 85 an hour. We do everything from tire changes to engine and tranny swaps. No cab off work that crap is for the birds. I'm about to demand 16 an hour because they will never find a more reliable employee than me. It's also a salvage yard and my boss will sell me stuff dirt cheap so thats a huge plus. And I get paid cash fck taxes 😂

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  @RejectReality97Ай бұрын

  Starting a business is very hard to do as well. Over 50% fail in the first three years and end up worse off than before in a lot of cases. Not everyone is cut out to run a business, myself included. It's a lot of stress.

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  @@RejectReality97 if you can't handle it then don't complain. Otherwise find new companies and keep demanding raises. Don't sit back and cry on the Internet

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Response to @CJDieselTech latest video about mechanic shortages

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  @tenncuttАй бұрын

  $100?? Chrome ones on Amazon for $20

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  not for my model

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  @benjamingordon1711Ай бұрын

  Used mower blades work also

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  @jimmywhitlow2012Ай бұрын

  Used mower blade with a angle grinder and a drill.

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  @michaelfarris9553Ай бұрын

  😮

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  @tuckerclement6712Ай бұрын

  The expense part is the initial investment, as long as you use it, it can save you a fuck ton of money

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  made the plasma cutter myself. Biggest investment was time which I regret. Lots of cheap used ones for sale which I would had done instead next time and fix/upgrade it to my needs

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  @MrSeetheАй бұрын

  Woah. Learn how to make mead with the honey

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  Definetly will! always wanted unlimited honey for hams, mead, etc. Been pushing it year after year but got tired of being busy every season and missing it so I took the first chance I got this year

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  @MrSeetheАй бұрын

  @@Rowow o7

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  @darryllong484Ай бұрын

  Thanks for the video, Question for you or anyone. Do you know what would cause this. I bought a 2006 Kubota M4900 with only 468 hours. I think the hours are right as all of the linkages and pedals are like new. It has a tick in the engine if it is setting down hill a little, hot or cold. You can move it slightly up hill and it will stop ticking and sounds great. You can also take the loader bucket and raise the front slightly above level and it will quit until you let it back down below level. It is not the hydraulic pump, it is in the engine. I have changed the oil and filter twice. I added oil treatment, I adjusted the valves twice. I have put 200 hours on it and it hasn't improved. It's like when you raise the front end a little it moves the oil to the rear of the engine and stops the ticking. I suspect someone has worked on the engine for some reason and maybe left something out that may deflect the oil from going to the front of the engine too far. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks very much. Looking forward for a reply.

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  @RowowАй бұрын

  I really doubt its actually from the engine. I suggest buying a automotive Stethoscope. They sell it at harbor freight, auto zone, amazon, etc. and probing around the engine to figure out exactly where its coming from. Most likely something is hitting against the fan is my guess. Ive seen some really random/unpredictable things to cause stuff like that.

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  @slickmouf8792 ай бұрын

  Can you post a link to where you bought it on Amazon? I’m thinking about buying one this week. Has it gave you any problems that I should know about before purchasing?

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  Original listing is gone. But look up 5hp outboard on there. Lots of listings mostly the same Chinese brand

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  As for problems it runs good but I haven't used it much. Started it a month ago, was filled with water from being outside for a year. Removed the spark plug to purge the water, and it immediately started back up

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  @nref5525 күн бұрын

  Being salt water, how has it held up to rust

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  @kywatts78982 ай бұрын

  Dried fish 🐠 bones can be used for soup. 🍲

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  @sturnie12 ай бұрын

  Stories from a first time beeeeee keeper

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  @daylightcaper8122 ай бұрын

  get the smoker out and find a bigger box or boxes.

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  See updated shorts

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  @NateH19842 ай бұрын

  🤣🤣👌👌

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  @user-ri5xj2iz7d2 ай бұрын

  He screamed like a girl😂

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  @akacompanycreditcard89922 ай бұрын

  Perfectly cut screams, man. Is there anything better 😂

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  Fluidnc sounds great! Esp32 is great!

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  I'm surprised the plasma doesn't interfere with the radio signal of esp32! Why not?!

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  wifi has much better error correcting than USB. Also all of the code is computed and ran on the board itself. The only time important data is transferred is before you run the machine, aka when the plasma is off. It stores the file on a SD card on board and computes it from there

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  @@Rowow my arduino is located very close to a 1990s xp laptop. It has a whopping 512k of memory but still boots xp faster than others boot win7,8,10 !

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  @@Rowow that makes sense. Wifi only for transmitting the gcode beforehand. So its just motor wires out? What motor controller chip? Do you have limit switches?

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  @@TheRainHarvester You can add motor controller chips similar to a 3d printer board however it has the option which I use for external stepper motor drivers. I dont use limit switches as its alot easier to zero the machine to the workpiece

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  Grbl is the software. Did you try shielding the usb cable? Or moving the arduino away from the machine (just make the stepper motor wires go to the cnc, not the usb cable)?

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  yes ive tried shielding the cable, computer, laptop, etc. Even used sheet metal trying some faraday shield. And it helps alot, but I noticed glitches and issues even without running the plasma cutter. I first used grbl on my very first cnc mill and there was random times it would move and not stop. Again no plasma cutting was done with that, or any other interferance. Simple movements and other random things causes unreliability, which any type is too much for a CNC machine. Cutting tools can easily cost hundreths of dollars, and the parts you are cutting can cost much more especially with lots of time and effort to cut it just to lose it all midway. FluidNC is simply much better in every way.

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  @@Rowow that's very strange to me because i use grbl exclusively for many years with no problems. The only problem i ever had was with the limit switches. The magnetic router induced current in the gpio wires to the switch and caused false limit switch presses. I fixed it easily by adding a 10uF capacitor at the switch (not near the arduino). It works flawless. I wonder what the difference between your setup and mine is?! I have the arduino uno 3' away from the cnc. Only the limit switches and stepper motor cables go to the cnc.

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  @@TheRainHarvester I was using a laptop and maybe it wasnt properly grounded. But control over USB is annoying. You still need another computer. Much better to have the code stored and ran on the board itself. When you have many cnc machines it makes operating them so much easier. I can run them anywhere I want to from any device. simply need to change the IP to swap between them. the only time I dont suggest it is for high precision machining where a MPG controller is needed and especially for lathe indexing for threading

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  @TheRainHarvester2 ай бұрын

  @@Rowow yeah it's s good at strategy. Does fluid nc still have emergency stop/pause button? Can you still broadcast a move request while the machine is cutting? Or does wifi get interference ? What is the issue with lathe thread indexing on fluid nc?

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  @@TheRainHarvester yes and you can wire a switch to it cause obviously WiFi may time out or whatever

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  @Rowow2 ай бұрын

  Forgot to mention at the end. If you add oil and your compression doesn't get fixed then it's the valves or cylinder head gasket that's leaking. If you have any questions feel free to ask!