I might have missed this but was the double vision side to side, or up and down. Mine is both. Its like looking at the two screen during an eye exam. Which does this work for? Or both?

What "detergent" do you use?

Could you send me instructions on how to build this. Why are industrial companies not building these 4 people everywhere in the United States and all over the world. They have fitness machines that cost an arm and a leg and they end up outside a year later this is something people need at least you can get exercise while you're doing the drying or washing

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You can buy threaded nipples in any length Called 1/8 27 hollow nipple, Why not use American sockets

French chandrlier

Half rotten apples... Dirt and grass... Plenty of nasty flavours. I love how no one is actually drinking it, just smelling it LMAO.

I took my first pair of binos apart yesterday to address a fungus on the prisms issue. I did remove the prism plates from the binocular body to better clean the prisms. Note I was not quite so foolish to remove the prisms from the prism plates. HOWEVER, upon attempting to put the prism plates back I "discovered" that the three screws that hold the prism plate down also seem to play some role in the prism plate tilting as there are grub screws next to each main screw which seem to be causing various tilts when tightening up the prism plate. And it seems that the order in which you tighten the screws to put the prism plate back affects the final tilt of the prism plate. Ok fine, so I put everything back together as best I could and then found my alignment was off. This was fixed with an eccentric ring collimation of the main lenses using stars at night. This worked but presently an interesting observation. Turning the right lens did not improve collimation at all. In fact, all if did was cause the star I was using for collimation to either disappear all together or reappear as I turned the lens. Turning the left lens did work well and allowed collimation for a single star image. However, I read somewhere that messing with the prisms for collimation would reduce the image quality. And the incident where turning the right lens caused the star to appear and disappear makes me think the light path of the prism could be really out whack. Am I understanding that wrong? Which lead to the question, how does one properly re-install a prism plate to get the optimal light path (independent of what might happen later if eccentric ring tweaking is needed). Thank you.

Just needed to move the rubber ring and it works

Thank you for this tutorial. 😁👍

why is a live center better than a dead or static one? just less friction on the part end you are working on?

What is collimation

Normalement, si l'on manipule l'instrument avec précaution, il ne doit pas se dérégler (se décollimater).

Could of just take tire off bike rim and use a belt instead just a thought then you would have more gears with bike ... Just get belt for pully to back wheel rim .. Or just get an old exercise bike would work great for this they have the same pulley ...

I have a slightly newer model with a clear motor housing instead of the black/white plastic. can;t manage to get the snap clips to release unfortunately, so it looks like a full replacement is due.

I googled about to see what people thought of the technique and saw this about his method : " In addition, the device appears to allow for "collimation" at only one interpupillary distance. Since a truly collimated binocular will be aligned for all distances, the result is not collimation but conditional alignment." Would you agree with it or not and comment if you have the time or desire. Thanks again .

My first question regarding this topic : I suspect my bino is not collimated as I cannot obtain a perfect sphere when focusing on the planets even when focusing the LHS diopter followed by the RHS focusing ring . However , I'd like to obtain a more dependable 2nd opinion method that confirms I am right before tinkering with it. Do you know of a dependable way to determine this ? Thanks for your videos. I love the DIY way you solved these problems but need to watch a few times over to thoroughly absorb each step.

@7:41 You are assuming the bino rim of the objective is parallel to the objective lens and the adjacent objective. Is this a fair assumption?

You are a genius! GOD bless from Canada.

I have this same chandelier here in Ky. I bought it at auction. Unfortunately, I didn’t know how to rewire through the arms so I now use it with solar lights outside. Wish I’d seen this video earlier.

Can I use a Styrofoam as an insulation materials

The part I was needing, his fingers/hand was in the way.

You didn't Show the hard part, how to join all the sets of wires.

Minute 2:37 - "turn the objective lens to the correct position", what does that means? It is not clear for me what point is the the first position, "incorrect".

I'll be using a ' front loader ' with frame

Now, this is a ' washing machine ' - not a ' dryer ' right - ( keeps calling it a ' spin dryer ' ) ?

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so this apparatus you built is from plans in the book? then how come there is no mention about how to use a mirror or what way to make sure the light is square to the binoculars in the book?

I have a Vintage Celestron C8 like yours I just inherited and I think my primary mirror is crooked. There is a tube inside coming out from the primary (I assume for glares) and when I look through the eyepiece hole without the eyepiece I can see in the reflection that it is crooked and the entire reflection seems to be crooked. Is it possible to move the primary mirrors? on a side note I have a Collimating eyepiece I got with it and Trying to use it I am a little confused. So it had a large hole in the side with a 45 degree orange peal style reflector on it. Am I supposed to let light go in the hole?

I am not understanding how this is fuelless if you have to pre boil the food. And what about spoilage of foods when they go below temperatures considered safe and thus spoiling the food? Even starting raw chicken on low in a crock pot is dangerous due to buildup of toxic bacteria while the start temperature is low. A sealed cooler can retained the heat from the food pot but might not keep it hot enough to be safe. The “danger zone” above 41 degrees and below 135 degrees-a temperature ideal for growing bacteria and toxins. How does this thermal cook box keep food out of the danger zone, especially rice and beans which grow toxins fast. CDC estimates 48 million people get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from foodborne diseases each year in the United States. Also, in the olden days people more often became severely ill or died from food poisoning due to lack of refrigeration and proper cooking temps. I am really interested in this type of cooking but have reservations so help me understand. I am a home canner so familiar with putting up food and safety surrounding that. Would like to use this method on our boat.

What are you using as a light source? 🤔

Thank you !!! It worked on my Bushnell 13-1650 !!!

The light made the rooster crow😂😅!!! So great!! Great job!! Loved the video!! Beautiful fixture!!!

but you didn't show the other half of the rewire!!!!

Bueno ese inbento see claramente que es efectivo que si funsiona

We go through this whole thing and never see it in actual use?

Thank you for this video. This is the only source for this information that I was able to find. I had to modify your technique a bit for my binoculars. Rotating the entire bezel certainly did work to temporarily collimate the binoculars, but retightening the bezel and moving the lense into that same position didn't work. I'm guessing it has to do with different thread pitches between the bezel and the lense. So, I simply loosened the spanner ring a little bit, and rotated the lense with a nitrile gloved hand until it was as good as it could get. Then I had to do the same for the other side to get it reasonably good. These 7x50 Binolux binos were only $15, so I'm happy with the result from the home repair. I discovered that my eyes & brain would adjust to the double vision mid job, resulting in having to go back and readjust the collimation a couple more times. And, seeing double was nauseating after awhile. Taking frequent breaks during this job seems reasonable.

I would not drink that until it was fermented..

Nice I like the set-up thanks for sharing

Thank you!

Stop the music. It ruins the video.

Just get a hand crank roller to squeeze the water out, and you have to spine so much.

Looks really interesting. I am starting my own cider small production this fall. My plan is also to travel in November. Do you have recommendations for farmers to visit to see the production Af cider? Love the video ❤

Thank you for this. I made one and it works great!

When you get all the multiple wires from the sockets at the top... how do you connect all of the wires together, so you do not have to have multiple plugs?

As an old bicycle mechanic let me offer these suggestions; *Drill a 1/8” hole through the inner, & outer body of the freewheel. Insert a hardened steel pin (better known as a 1/8” drill bit. For clearance in the frame you may need to cut, or break your drill bit to a shorter length. The drill bit allows you to emulate an electric washer; *pedal forward for five seconds, resting for thirty seconds, pedal backwards for five seconds, rest for thirty seconds. Your clothes will be clean, and you won’t be pedaling for great lengths of time. Remove the steel pin. This will allow freewheeling so you can rinse, and spin dry the clothes.

The part I needed to know was how to connect all wires together the only part he leaves out

Your attention to detail and craftsmanship is truly extraordinary

Worked for me. Tomorrow will start building it, to move my toolbox from top level of house to bottom level and vice versa, thank you!

...excellent... by no means try to find the position of the holes by measuring, because it's rocket science, be sure to copy from the old board, no matter how rotten it is... When the board is finished, do not wipe the mud and dust from the metal parts, and especially do not think of repainting them... great tutorial...