Excellent detailed work! But I have a question. I believe the dc boost converter you are using cannot handle much amperes. Maybe 2-3. On the other hand the variable dc converter with the screen you are using is for more amperes. Perhaps 5A. ( I know that because I hane one too) . So you cannot use its full potential. Why didn't you connect 12v from the ATX to that final dc to dc converter?

Hello, very great job !! Can you send me the plans and more description (like how is the value of each fuse..) because your website is unavailable. Thank you.

What type of fuse do you recommend, slow or fast, and why? Thanks!

This guy here seems to be more of a good carpenter than an electronics guy. I use enclosures from salvaged devices and save myself the effort of building one from scratch. I’d rather put that effort into the electronics.

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There is a huge weakness with this design, any difference in thickness between the aluminum key and your blade is magnified by each tooth you cut. If there is a 1 thousandth difference and you're cutting 20 teeth, then that's 20 thousandths off by the last tooth. There is another design by Steve Maskery for making finger joints with a single blade that doesn't have this issue.

xcelente trabajo, gracias

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Very nice ! Thanks for sharing this. Can I use all outputs (var, 12v, 5v, 3.3v) simultaneously? Or at least the var one and any other one? I have read below that it can be risky.

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HI it's a great idea. Do you have a plan for you finger joint jig ?

I have been fasenated by your videos. I made the t track kerf dado jig. Love it.

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See after brushing the burnt wood off, no matter how many times I scrub it, my fingers n hands are always brown from it, what can I do to stop that from coming off? A clear coat or something?

I wish I can cut MDF that clean and without gaps. Great workmanship.

Brilliant DIY!! I have a question for you, hope you will help me with some clarity: I'm using a 450W computer power supply to power my LiPo charger, but the 12V rail drops to 11.5V when drawing just 2.3A, even though it's rated for 34A. I measured this voltage at the PCB level itself, so it seems the power supply itself is the issue, not the single thin yellow wire I am using to draw power. Any idea why the voltage drops like this? Also, is the dummy load resistor necessary for stable voltage output on the 12V rail? I have seen everyone using it, but never understood its role. I am not using any dummy load resistor.

Удивительно. Пересмотрел много обзоров на изготовление упора для фрезера и понял какой мне нужен. Нарисовал его и после увидел как он будет выглядеть готовым.

Now that is a sexy chest!

Hi - while watching this video again, I realized you haven't posted any videos for a while now. Hope everything is going well with you. I am long time subscriber and follow your very informative videos. Just concerned. Take care.

Very cool!

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excelente.. por aca un nuevi suscriptor... saludos..

Klasse Idee und Umsetzug, ich denke sowas bau ich mir für meine Flott Jet nach

very nice job

Can you share the dimensions please?

Do you have the cnc files for this arm assembly for download or sale? Your homepage website is dead.

Your 3D printer needs something similar ;).

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*goodnight. What are the names of these connectors that you inserted into the source wire?*

need that as a 3d model! but you did an outstanding job!!

This table is fantastic, I would like to build one for my small CNC. Is there a formula for the pivot point spacing and arm length to ensure proper spacing when folded up?

Looks like driven by TB6600??

Can you explain to me what the function of the resistor is in this specific project and why it's necessary?

Very helpful. Thanks. But oh God why the music??

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Great video! The handmade wooden treasure chest turned out amazing. If anyone’s looking for more unique handmade wooden pieces, check out Chucks Woodbarn LLC. They create some fantastic handcrafted items that are worth a look!

why did you connect the 50w 8 ohm resistor to 5v instead of 12v?

Love the jig. Am I the only one that thinks this video sounds like it was narrated by Arnold Schwarzenegger?

How in the world you used MT3608 to step up to 24v? That module can handle upto 1A only! Why use ATX then? Use usb adapter instead

I'm so glad i stumbled across this! I've had some endgrain serving boards that need some cool curves but couldn't find a jig where you didn't have to move the fence everytime to make strips🎉🎉

Have you ever tried to watch one of your videos with that disco music background?

One of the best solutions I found from many others I was searching for, thank you for your ingenuity, it is simple and works perfect for guys like me who starting to work with wood.

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Good info, but the music makes it almost unwatchable.

Post again without that music, could not watch

You are a very thorough man! Well done. Screws are cheap!

Brilliant!

Nice video. Thank you. I have followed it precisely but find that my fingers get progressively wider. Obviously I am doing something wrong but cannot find out what. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you

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With a Dado blade set to the correct width, You would make one pass.