I just installed a climbing wall and my biggest frustration was installing the hand holds because the holes I drilled were not perpendicular to the wood base and my screws kept cross threading into the t-nuts. My advice for anyone installing a wall is to make a drill guide by using a drill press to drill a hole into a block of wood (maybe 2" cube) so that all your holes are perpendicular to the surface of the wood. I would also install the hand holds to the base before screwing the base wood to the wall to prevent the t-nuts from popping out the back while installing. The holds don't add that much weight to the wall and once the base wood is screwed in place you can't replace the T-nuts if they pop out without unscrewing the wood base.

People need to realise that in this comment people are on about how to optimise your code how to really do it properly is to use the software manufactured by the chip maker that has compilers that likely run a lot better

Screw that holds the pin is missing on my kitchenaid, can this be replaced?

These things make me want to buy like three more bread boards just to connect them together to have more space. Then I remember how I assembled the PCBs for power supplies, and know that you can't always have a huge PCB. Quite annoying to learn how to adapt to. But I love this playlist. I saved it and will be rewatching it, probably for a while. I never went to school for this, and entered the field without any prior knowledge. So I have to say, you did a great job.

@BenFinio can you help me with a diagram that i have please

Im trying to build a table and im scared of this 😅 if you found out the numbers on how to account for this in building a table that would be great info to have

You R the "Battery Internal Resistance Whisperer" (BIRW). Thank you for the video

The reverse of your video was my problem. So, I solved this problem by pushing up and down on the inside switch. I was very careful cleaning with a straw and very damp sponge cleaning allowing a very, very small amount of water to loosen sticky debris. Thank you for Sharing your video 😁

Hello & HUGE thank you. Making Christmas cookies, that set screw dropped out on the counter. When I attempt to put it back in, it looked the correct size, & yet it didn’t “seem” to be right. My problems was, I was using what I was told is an electrician screwdriver for the bolt-thingy & i was “Off-kilter”. I was miss threading the screw. I’m a very different type “girl” & it came to me I could actually take apart the mixer from the stand, take it off the stand & place it un-fettered on the counter where I could put the screw in straight. Then put the mixer back on the stand, put it back together, lay mixer on the side, back out the screw, slide the pin back into the stand & mixer then tighten the screw at the right angle. My skinny screwdriver was making me be off all around. Your excellent video showed me the way to do it myself. Thank you so much.

THANK YOU - It worked! I was so afraid I would have to pack this up and send it for service. :)

very helpful!

I just did my first laptop repair. replacing usb ports. getting the old ones off is something I need to do better. oh well one of them works. as my first attempt. I am happy

finally. was looking forward to it!

This is mind-blowing how easy it looks during this lesson! Thank you!

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I saw the same issue with 11, and it started happening after overnight charging. Camera was very hot and was flickering. Antiflicker, firmware upgrade did not help. Online support is saying it could be manufacturing defect and willing to replace.

I might have missed it. How thick is the plywood? thank you

Yayyyyy thank you sooo much for continuing the series ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Blew up one mid class when i brought some batteries and LEDs. Funny, even teacher asked what did we just do and i said two neodymium magnets Clicked onto each other.

Thank you! I made the same mistake over tightening. Much appreciated!

Bro I just exploded 1 of my LED (5 mins ago) whit no glasses but luckly nothing happened but it was very smelly and my battery is very hot rn (my Eng. Is bad)

Thank you soooooo much!!! This solved the problem and we are able to make big batches of smoothies again! We love our Ninja. 😊

Chat is very very stupid.

i dont know why but everything is so expenssive on parallax... :-(

This information should be published in the official manual's troubleshooting guide. I thought I was going to be stuck having to buy a new blender, spent time googling around for my model #, couldn't find any relevant information, and finally stumbled upon this video - it was exactly the problem that we were having. A little bit of rubbing alcohol and some gentle pushing on it until the alcohol freed up the sticky gunk, and it's working just as it was before. Thank you for sharing this! My stuck switch was one of the outer ones.

nice

your treadmill belt isn't ar center. The noise come from the belt bits the cover.

Thank you for filming this error. It saved me!

Which application r u using

How did you manage to hold it for exactly 1000ms? LOL

Are you Jesus cos u saved me

Thank you! You helped me with what turned out to be a super easy fix!

Sir I have circuit diagram please can you provide code for that

Thanks a lot man !! u helped me a lot ! THAKS AGAIN!!

Hello , thanks you for this good vidéo . Do you know if there is "Arduino pi pico" in the library of Tinkercad to have good implantations with the Arduino pi pico, I use this Arduino PI PICO W. Thanks

thank you

I am using GoPro 13 black first time and facing flickering issue after charging. What is the GoPro support contact details?

looking forward to the second part!

invest in an electric impact gun. makes quick work of this job

This shouldn't be "how to fix"

I have the same issue, any updates?

So it begins

Excellent. What if it’s a tiny LED strip current value unknown but power is 12v car battery. The LED strip works perfect but very bright. Would a small resistor in series burn out? Taking high current etc… thx.

Next plan up?

Thank you so very much for taking the time to film and explain this fix. Your video was extremely helpful and clear and I can't thank you enough for sharing your repair process!

thank you I over adjusted the front set screw, but didnt notice the pin on the side to set the screw underneath. Much appreciated HAPPY THANKSGIVING

It was simply 1000 x .0015. Why do it a longer way?

Another comment said to touch “OPTIONS”. This did not populate the reset filter, so I pressed options again. It then showed “filter reset”. I clicked, it asked to confirm and “yay”, no more words, no annoying alarm. My display looks like yours, but I’m sure you’ve got it taken care of, since this was posted a year ago. Nothing else, unplug the sucker for about 5 minutes. Resets everything.

16:19 somewhere, a server hosting tinkercad website started burning.

Try jacking up one tire, draping the chain over the top, letting gravity help. Use a ratchet strap as a third hand to cinch the chains together, then hook