Good video!

The right type is. Om,/6,28/hz

I just mounted mine to a vesa monitor arm. Now I need a light source. Will give this a try. I have a printer but my friend has a ender 3. Mines a cheap tina 2 and probably wont like a 6h print.

thats great idea!

incredible work!!! you are great, what motor and VFD have you used in the project?

Naar aanleiding van deze video jaren geleden al de mosfet, xbox supply (uit kringloop) en heatpad gekocht op ali, pas nu toegekomen alles is erin te zetten en de firmware erop te zetten, het lijkt allemaal prima te werken! ik heb overigens een 12A xbox (officiele..) supply, maar in je test lijkt 6-7A de max dus dat zit wel snor, enfin, via deze weg na al die tijd nog even een 'bedankt' voor de videos! er is helaas weinig voor deze printer te vinden op het internet, terwijl hij met deze upgrade (en de PEI plaat die nu onderwerg is) niet onder doet (wellicht kwa snelheid) aan de huidige generatie. Blijft een handzaam ding. btw. mijn printer is niet helemaal parametrisch correct (denk mm afwijking) wellicht had je hetzelfde probleem en is er ergens een tutorial zoiets te verhelpen?

Thanks for the video man! I accidentally pushed that button, but didn’t realize it, and the mirrors folded in. I had no idea how to make them stay out! I pushed them back out, but when I opened up my door the mirrors folded back in. Thanks again for the assist!

what Vref did you set the TMC2208's to??

Could you please share how you attached the DRO to the lathe?

Please post details on how you attached it to the slide.

Hey, the link to the modified firmware seems to have dissapeared. Could you replace the link?

Do you have the STL for the collar that sits on the front? How do you have the calipers mount, 2 sided tape? A tutorial on this would be fantastic or possibly a way the reach out to you? I have an Emco compact 5 and will need to this upgrade for a job. Thanks for your time and awesome machine.

Nice panel but why does the readout keep flashing on/off ?

Excelente

Hello ut603-100105-5.0 l need bord scheme. Thank you.

excellent

Do you like emco compact 5 it cut steel ok

They might be efficient but with exhaust temperatures like that they could be a whole lot better

Many call members probam

I have a Vevor 8kW heater and I can confirm that the combustion exhaust is at least twice as hot as the clean hot air exhaust. What an appalling performance for the heat exchanger radiator. We need much bigger and much more efficient 3D-printed radiators to extract the most heat from the combustion chamber and gases, but also to ensure that both the combustion and heating circuits are completely separate (too many joints and other possible sources of combustion gas leaking in the current design), as well as ensuring that the cold clean air is pre-heated to 300°C before entering the combustion chamber. Right now, these diesel heaters are a huge waste of energy and force the user to tinker around to retrieve this wasted heat. It's good to have 2 sources of heat, clean and dirty air, but there is a serous lack of after-market products such as a mass heater which would nicely complement the heater with a solution that will continue to radiate heat for several hours after the heater is stopped. A proper power supply should also be incorporated into the case, with a switch, a battery and a trickle charger. These manufacturers probably can't do it for liability and certification reasons (it's supposed to be a 12V vehicle heater, not something you plug on an outlet), but we're lacking standard design plans and list of parts to make it easier to implement, so I'll have to figure it out for myself, based on all these KZbin videos.

Exhaust heat recovery is not an aim in this video, but for other applications, it does serve to remind us just how much heat we are wasting through the exhaust.

While I appreciate the video, and your English is quite good, I purchased this monitor to help me calculate costs of operating different pieces 0f electrical equipment. How do you do that? Your cost displayed in the video was “0”, as was mine after leaving it plugged in for 5 days. I don’t believe it operated for free for all that time!?

Thanks a lot for sharing your testing. I just bought silicon to seal exhaust but it can only stand 300C, did not realise the exhaust could hit 350C ! Did you 3d print the red/orange stands ?

Which is why and please someone correct me, these people on YT putting these heaters into an encased plastic container are saying they have a success...

thanks :)

You are breaking the Chrysler but it's had a nickname it's called Dodge

What stand is that? Do you perhaps have a brand name / model for it? Thanks!!!!!

Sir, Thanks for this video. I have a one problem in multimeter (model No. Mastech 2108A). Beep is continuing so how can problem solve.

wow, amazing project

Helped a lot!!!

this is invaluable info thanks!

This might be precisely what I was looking for. I wanted something I could pull filament through to measure the length so I can share filament from the same spool.

were can i get the stl file

Хорошее видео с реальным измерением сопротивления резисторов. Спасибо !!

FYI supposed to have very slight bends, if any at all. def dont want to stress out that lil fan

Just bought one nice bit of kit

In Germany it is also sold as WÜRTH AM 600. apprx. 120€

For anyone watching, this is ONLY on grand voyager export models. American and Canadian models did not get this feature.

so the paper isn't supposed to go through?

Nice one!! I also use Real Filaments, both PETG and PLA. Great quality at great price

How to use this for ground fault detection locator?

Another no talk video. This world has gone nuts. Such a shame. Show and see no tell. Wasted video. Fluke hands down...

They are an ok meter for the price. Im an electrical inspector. UNI t gear has always been reliable for me.

the fluke 77IV has a faster response

ok how we can calibrate>?

would you have a copy of the calibration manual ? Would really love it if you could email a copy. Very Best regards and thanks for the video.

Mudo ctn

Great tips ~ thanks