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the thing about LED heating is that it only got to a very severe state when the LED itself is overdriven, high quality LED can be 40 to 60 degrees celcius, but overdriven low quality LED can reach up to 80 degrees celcius, i have one and i can say that its not a fun experience holding it

I honestly agree. Just 10 years ago when I was 6, buying incandescent bulbs was a painless process but now it’s become difficult

Is the lamp shade made of plastic?

I like how you can make out parts of the song, then it just starts doing completely random noises that don't make sense. lol.

Can you help me keep a lid on my sub-critical plutonium 239 with a spoon?

Rhinoman has lived rent-free in my head for almost 20 years. Thank you for this upload!

There is a other solution, use a VBE multiplier, basically stick another NPN on the bases of the NPN (collector)/PNP (emitter), a timer and resistor.

In this modle could you plz tell me which ic is used which is attached from heatsink

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Perfect info-tainment, great job.

Update: The diodes were probably fine. I thought that a healthy diode would measure close to 0Ω on a multimeter, which is not the case. Diodes don't start flowing current until the voltage across them reaches 0.7V (obviously it has to be in the right direction).

Hello I need help

Well explained video bud, now i know how to replace my blade thank you

Good job. I replaced my 1/4” blade with a 3/8”. Your video showed me perfectly how to do it. 👏👏👏 This is also a good opportunity to lubricate the bandsaw. When I turn mine off it coasts for a very long time now.

Lol

Somehow, your one singular floppy drive sounded better than the ones that tried to run on multiple. I think it's probably because the others ended up drowning the tones of the other ones. The only other one that sounded good was the two floppy drive one, but iirc relied on beeps, which was more grating on the ears.

keep the blade----replace the saw

Mines about the same. Can we tell ourselves that the tidy are dull, a bit insane and not so bright? I am taking a shine to Rod Elliot's way of thinking. I find myself in the DIY rabbit hole and some designs are getting awfully expensive to stuff and quite complicated for me, not being that well versed in electronics. These seem simpler.

What is bias voltage please shear

Workshop as tidy as mine. Good to see

Yuor video is is way above the others. Great job!

Does anyone know what the part is called that has the comb gear that adjusts the arbor height?

Omg. This video lives rent free in my head, this took days to record lol.

Hellyea man! You rule

For safety purpose, you might want to put some shoes on!

so it's a homemade amp? nice. keep it up, people with clean garages are BORING.

Here I am, at almost 2 am in my country, losing my shit watching this. Thank you for the moment man! You rock

Awesome video, keep up the good work!

"...and subscribe, because um......I dont have any subscribers." HAHA You have a the best sense of humor my dude. Im subscribed!

thanks for such usefull guide...GBU

Good job. Keep making reviews and have fun. Remember to be safe and wear eye protection.

Very helpful. Thank you.

He keeps whipping out cool tools I wish I had. A band saw? Next time don't push so hard. Heats the blade up and wears faster.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! My trackpad and keyboard are working perfect now!

hi..I made a Deck chair watching your video. Thank you for being an inspiration to me.

Mechanical donkeys and farting.

This was 80% helpful. The part you missed was spending more than 2 seconds on the tracking knob. I had to watch someone elses video to get that part. Hey, you are in a wood shop.......PUT ON SOME SHOES!

Great video. I just bought a used band saw at Goodwill. Going to clean it up and put on a new blade.

still, better than billy joel

I ordered the same one I have my uncle vintage black and decker 7580 in orange it's old i used as long as I could my uncle got it new 42 years ago the skill will do for diy I got mine for under $30 thank you for sharing good video

Thank you. I was going to watch the vid and go. But I can see some thought and work went into this. So I logged in and gav e you a positive! I don’t like the long versions of explaining exactly what you’re going to do then we sit through the "doing part" while we hear about your cousins and her 8 kids don’t like lemon in their milk etc… Thanks for keeping on topic.

I discovered a problem yesterday with my 113.298030 Craftsman table saw when I tried to tilt the blade to cut a 45 degree. Beyond 10 degrees it got increasingly hard to turn the wheel. I did everything I could to get it freed up to no avail....could only get to 20 degrees. Brushed the screw rod, lubed it everywhere I could. Don't know why it's so hard to turn...do you have any ideas short of dismantling the saw???

Hello Albert. Watching from the Philippines. Thank you for your video. John 3:16

Нормально тебе босиком ходить по опилкам?)))

Dude thanks 👍

This is fucking godawful and I loved every pointlessly abrasive second of it

Please tell me HOW?

In my first work I always used Woodglut plans.

Great job! The best part was you used terminology I could understand!!!

Now that was a good blowout