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incredible!! thank you!!
What if my terminal just has two cable, it still ok sir?
Excellent, just what I needed - many thanks.
La cera usada comunmente es cera d candelilla con un 14 de talco( para evitar una gran contraccion)y uno por ciento de colorante.Si esta Ud.usando hule del mas usual para reparar llantas de auto:este material tiene propiedades increibles,un molde vulcanizado con este material,se ahoga en petroleo x espacio de 24hs.el molde se incha,y el grabado contenido aumenta 500 veces proporcionalmente,entonces le colamos parafina,y obtenemos una copia amplificada a un costo muy bajo.intentelo es libre proceso "jonapru".
Would it be possible to build one but not permanent... so that it can be disassembled into maybe 4 main parts for easier transportation?
of course. that just takes a bit of engineering Build the base separate like this link www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Bartop-Arcade-Stand-Tabletop-Arcade-Machine_1600464379744.html
Basically build a bartop arcade (you can see other videos on my channel for two different sizes with plans) and then a base that can bolt on and off.
Your use two diferent sizes of faston terminals bro?
I'm a bit confused at the supports step. First you say you use 1/2" MDF to lay out the lines because that's what you're going to end up using but then you cut up 3/4" square strips out of 2x4's. Looking at the video, it looks like you're using the 1/2 lines to mark the edges against where you'll put the 3/4" supports.
The thickness of the strips isn't super important as long as one edge lines up perfectly with your layout lines. I do like 3/4 thick supports as it is easier to attach the t-nuts due to the fastener width. The 1/2 thick lines are so I can see where my 1/2 thick mdf panels will be going
@@WeBuildStuff ok, I get it now. That makes a lot more sense. I didn't make the connection. Thanks for the quick reply!
@@camaperture8116 happy to help!
Love this build. Exactly what I would like to do. Only one question. I don't have a pi but will Arduino work?
You could use the arduino to control things like lights and stuff but I don't believe there is support or enough power to run an arcade front end and emulators
OK CAN YOU BUILD ME 1 :)
Super helpful video, thank you!
What’s the name/brand of that motor ?
Great job everyone! Students, teacher, videographer, and editor! See you next year!
I went there with my brothers team great job
Great to see all the student getting hands on basic fabrication skills, the foundation of greatness!!!
This is incredible!!! What a super fun class to be in, lucky kids!
Hi, great video. What size air compressor do you use for your plasma cutter?
Thanks for sharing
Where can I get a copy of these plans?
I have been looking for a video like this for sometime! I love that you were resourceful and didn’t spend any money to create the staircase! Great job!
I love how you show us EVERYTHING it’s a really big help thankyou❤
With "basic tools"... not even you buy that lie.
Basic not primitive. A circular saw, jigsaw, router, and nailer are basic carpentry tools that 13 year olds learn to use in my classes. All can be bought used for cheap and are basic hand-woodworking tools. "Fancy and not basic" to me would be stationary equipment like a tablesaw, industrial thickness planer and jointer setup. This isn't five minute crafts using cardboard and paperclips or 'primitive' building with sticks and mud.
I was already sold on this video and then Trodgor made an appearance.
Consumate V!!
do you happen to know where the block heater cord plugs in? not the end you plug into an extension cord. the other end. mine is dangling near the alternator.
My model does not come with an easy way to attach a block heater. I understand there are parts you can remove to attach one. Try this: www.chryslerminivan.net/threads/help-install-engine-block-heater-in-a-2011-dodge-grand-caravan.54305/
@@WeBuildStuff thanks for the reply but there is zero info for the 2011 caravan.
Hi can you send me the dwg please?
Links in the description
Thank you
For someone, like me, who got a handful of power tools for free/dirt cheap and wants to do something. Yet at the same time has never built anything. I appreciate you making this video. It was very easy to follow. Yes I made some modifications as I scrolled through the comments but this was a great foundational video. Thanks
Hey there! Thanks for the video, super useful. Just wondering if the table of ring measurements was available somewhere? Thanks!
I love this lesson! Where did you get your spoon bender from? ◡̈
Links in the description
Also experienced the chinesium motor bracket mounts! See you in 10 days!
You do terrific videos with great detail but I need to make an arcade for a 20 inch monitor and have no idea of where to start. How do I go about drawing and cutting out the first two items that you say I should start with: the sides. This is to be a bar top arcade. But I don't know how to relate what I need to draw to my monitor size??? Sorry, probably basic question.
Holy cow you did all that with a number 0? I use a 3 for brazing copper and I was looking to dip my toes into welding. I like a nice roaring spitting flame for brazing in the wind and a more gentle roar with little spitting for brazing inside/without wind. You can also notice with a nice super hot flame that the weld/braze is done "locally" like with your second take where the outer edge of the workpiece wasn't even glowing yet while you were laying your bead.
Thanks for watching!
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Basics tools ? 😮😅
Vs big stationary machines like tablesaws etc. Circular saw, router, and jigsaw are all basic and easy to find used and cheap
The sticky wax that I use doesnt seem to be able to hold any weight after I melt it, where do you have any info on the wax to use?
I use the sticky wax as a temporary way to attach the sprue to the model. I then suggest to use some additional melted wax (blue or green strong stuff) to reinforce. I am by no means an expert since I dont practice much but I can usually get good results for students when they make their own models from wax blanks
excellent appriciated
Awesome Video! I am a high school technology teacher and have a student attempting a much simpler arcade cabinet, but your video has illustrated so many things we haven't thought of yet. It will be very helpful in bringing their project to the finish line. Thank you very much for sharing!
I have a few different arcade builds on my channel for other ideas too!
I use a vibrating flat lap ( for polishing agates and other flat surfaces by vibrating) Instead of spin caster also for pouring the investment powder. Works really good
Yes a vibration surface a vacuum pump would be great to have
What is that white powder? 😮😮 a mixture of which powders bro
Basic question: what's an "insulated quick connector"?
There are lots of different kinds. Insulated is basically just covered to help prevent short circuits www.pcboard.ca/spade-terminal-fdd2-250-insulated
@@WeBuildStuff Thanks :)
Hello boss new subscriber here. Do you have 24 inches monitor bartop setup?
You could easily modify my free CAD plans to fit any screen
@WeBuildStuff okey thanks. Im starting my bartop arcade project using your CAD thanks 😊
great video! I am totally trying this one out! One question though, why do you use mustard instead of glue? Is this some inside joke I didnt get? Also, could you upload the side panel layout with the internal markers as well? that would help me a lot!
The bottom of the entrance hole should be not less than 5 inches from the base to prevent fledglings getting out too early. The inside should be scored from the base to bottom of the entrance to help the fledglings get out when fully fledged. In order that I can clean the nest out, I leave the base not permanently fixed. I drill suitable holes through the walls into the base and use loose nails to hold it in place. It is a simple matter to take out the nails and allow the base to drop out so that cleansing can take place. This is not a critique. But, hopefully, we can all exchange ideas.
100% good tips. I made this as a quick demo for students during covid lockdown of something they could try in their backyards with simple tools. I did zero research for a proper birdhouse other than it looked cool. Mine is more of a predator buffet house ha
Looking good! we need more people to teach this. Good work
Thanks!
I hope my pipes aren’t that corroded when I replace them with pex. They could be, it is an old, old house.
Hi, since we have a different size in my country, what diameter and length are the bolts you used to secure the panels? we use cm for measurement. Thank you
Depending on which part and the thickness of your panel you would probably want anywhere between 4-5 cm long bolts and I wouldn't goo smaller than 4mm in diameter due to the strength required. When I designed this one I chose my fasteners based on what was easily available and not super expensive Most of my t nuts and bolts are #10-32 which is (4.76mm in diameter or 3/16")
Find what is readily available in your area. I like using t nuts because they come apart easily and won't strip the material like a screw would
@@WeBuildStuff First of all, thank you for the reply. I was considering putting an M5 I think it corresponds to the diameter of 5mm. my bolts will be cross screw and not with the allen screw system. The panel I ordered is identical to your 19mm MDF, so the length must be at least 4cm. Unfortunately I cannot attach photos to this page.
Thanks for the video. Would love more like it.
Very informative! Thank you.
Size 14 1/2 fit’s me ⭐️GOOD😂
Good engine, better than many new ones
If I ever bought a new mower from a dealer, I would insist that they remove and lube the PTO pulley
OMG, I am having a major problem with the shift lever assembly, I cannot get it in the transmission. My mistake was accidently taking it out when doing replacing my clutch and so far its been 2 days I attempted to put it in and nothing yet. It is difficult to line it up. An its even worse because I have to figure out what neutral is because I left my transmission in first gear when I parked it when I started the clutch replacement...