I just looked at your channel. I would say you're a little more than a layman.

I used relay because high current switches are big and take lot of space. But there is no difference, you can use on/off switch as well.

@@diy-bros.1995 Ok, but your switch is controlling the relay coil voltage which is not high current. My question was about using a latching relay design instead of an on / off switch to power the coil. The N/C off switch still holds the current of the relay coil in your design so the switch would not need to be any bigger. So you could just use an on / off switch to power the coil. Most of the time a latching power relay is used for safety reasons so that a momentary break in the latch circuit stops the power until it's turned back on. so, that is my question. Is there a reason for using the power latch ? For something that did not require a latching power relay you can use a N/O selector switch and still only take up one 22mm switch spot. I like to use LED lighted switches that light up when the system is on.

hmm.. Yes you may be absolutely right. I'm not pro be any means. But I have worked so hard with this and I still have a long way to go and if aluminum doesn't work, I'll have to change it

Title says it is hood soundproofing. But anyways there is graph at the end, that shows before and after. There was not noticeable difference that's why there is no video. Hood soundproofing can't give much difference to the interior

These are regular sewage pipes used in Europe. I used pipes 50mm in diameter.

yes, we built and designed it ourself

You need to find the leaking part. Some part wont have good N or something. Also make sure you have good grounding. But the oven body should not have any voltage. So go over all the connections and try to find leak

I had very bad N..... thank you :)

I'm not sure yet, there is still long way to go

yea, good point. I have to keep these in mind.

Do you like this probe?

I think it's too big for 3d printing. I used aluminum so it is strong and robust.

how's that so?

@@diy-bros.1995 there's more to a powder coat booth than just the outer frame.. almost like putting a cone on a plastic tube and saying you built a rocket..

@@diy-bros.1995 it might also be worth mentioning that the frame on the booth that you did build turned out great. I was just expecting by the end of the video to see an operational booth be built is all

Yes, Same principle can be used. But main breaker needs to be double amperage and I would put 1 heater per solid state relay. So 4 solid state relays are needed. This amperage rating works on 230v system

i did it myself

Do you mean back panel where elements will fit ?

Yepp the back panel

I added files in description if you need.

Sure thing. I added parts list on the descriptions.

I really like this tool. Especially with hardened tips for better marking. This one in video is regular, without hardened tips.

I've seen some nasty kickback. This is insane

Safety goggles were on 😀 And i'm there cutting and thinking, that's pretty safe, what can go wrong. 🙂 and if even there is kickback it drive angle grinder away from me not towards me

@diy-bros.1995 Sounds Good Stay Safe and Be well 🙂

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Yes, I measure Tool length sensor with probe v6

How are you calculatig this ?

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@@cncrouterinfo my boy <3

Yes, you are correct. I will try to fix it next time

it was so big detail so I never thought about printing it.

Sadly I don't have

it is something similar to this. www.nonsolospeakers.com/sound-dampening-deadening/13523-ctk-multimat-pro-sound-insulation-material.html it contains multiple materials to absorb and block sound. Effective sound proofing needs 3 layer. sound deadening(butyl rubber), isolator(usually closed cell foam), and sound blocking(something tense and heavy). this material contains all of them.

ER16 -- 8mm collet