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@@bweduwabango2064 thats fine if you plan to throw the cord away after rolling it up.

@@TimeToBeKind with the over under method you can pull out as much as you need and leave the rest rolled up by the outlet. Then when you’re done you just roll up what you used. Probably not as fool proof as your solution but it works.

@@steven.h0629 if you treat a cord right from the get go it will make using a much nicer experience. No time is saved by being lazy with a cord.

@@blue03r6 yeah it is a highly debated issue. Each technique has its function. I really only use over under these days.

@@koyafarm7826 thanks for the feedback. I did make a longer more detailed video. You can find it here ua-cam.com/video/lvmLG_iMTB0/v-deo.htmlsi=hmrxWou5MALU4e_3

@@SLEEPYSID99 unfortunately I have already passed on my genes

@@AH-lz7qg thank you for your concern. If you’re curious about my safety precautions feel free to check out my video on wood burning safety. ua-cam.com/video/kmoEa_BcG8Y/v-deo.htmlsi=_h2DQm8K90S4hIV_

@@markadams8857 thank you! The filming definitely makes everything take longer.

@@davsaltego thanks for your concern. Check out my video on fractal woodburning safety. Definitely do not try this if you are inexperienced with the craft. Not for beginners. ua-cam.com/video/kmoEa_BcG8Y/v-deo.htmlsi=3Es1nHyVyJ8SDm9R

@@NotDdenis I definitely agree. Keeping far away from the leads is much safer.

@@darrens6951 thanks! Happy I could help.

@@TomAcord 🤣 always. At least it was fast.

Is that why I am always peeing blood?

@@jacktumbouniversal2149 they actually didn’t get damaged enough to notice. Plus they are just some blocks. If I was worried about damaging them I could but a folded-up tarp underneath.

Destroyed? 😂 it's lumber not slate buddy

@@TacoDaddy-mr8ig thanks for your encouragement. Good chance it will backfire. Hopefully I will get it on camera.

@@ian-ian27 thanks!

@@DavidSmith-be2pn yeah I’ve done this before with studs and joists. Just have to make sure that all the boards are perfectly in line and don’t move when cutting.

@@DavidSmith-be2pn I actually cut all ten into 2’ blocks.

@@sleezyray4280 Amazon. They are rated for use with a 450nm high powered laser. Not necessarily the best for electrical arcs. Plasma-cutting glasses would probably be better,

@@kenfarrell9531 there certainly is a way to this. One could even place both electrodes on the work piece and just stand back and watch the burning. I personally like the control of placing the electrodes in different places. I think if I were burning a larger piece I would clip both electrodes to the piece.

@@sebastianmartinez3844 thank you! Looking forward to making more videos like this. Had the idea this morning to try burning some meat. Maybe a cow heart?

@@0The_Farlander0 thanks! I am excited to experiment more with the craft and see how I can achieve different results.

@@jonathanfruchtnicht4966 awesome. Hopefully the full video makes more sense.

@@Ruthless-1699 it did work, kind of. It’s not a very efficient set up because the transformers are not the same. But with this set up I can switch from one transformer to the other which means I can have a 600 watt burner or an 1800 watt burner.

No one should do this. Do not try at home. This video is not a tutorial.

@AntCBCV yea mate, I think it's best most people just stick to planting lettuce and tomatoes 🍅

@alexwang007 thanks for the info and the encouragement! I know many fractal wood burning hobbyists prefer using neon sign transformers because they are safer. I chose to use the more dangerous microwave transformers so I could get more familiar with them as I intend to use them for other projects in the future like lasers, tesla coils, and masers. Plus microwaves are very cheap or free and come with many other useful components.

@@AntCBCV Hobbyest in the making spotted! Love to see it! They are very useful, can make electromagnets too, and for charging capacitors.

It's the same frequency just higher voltage , they'll kill you dead regardless , as these are capable of high voltage and high current . Extremely dangerous unless you understand what you are doing

@@brianogrady7900 I can ensure you that I took all necessary safety precautions. Don’t try this at home.

@@RANDOMUS250 yep that is correct. The transformers need to be the same for this to work. My supply voltage is 110 so the transformer that was not plugged in took the high voltage and transformed it back down to 110 which is what I measured on the prongs of the plug. There were voltage losses too because of the inefficiency of the set up.

​@@AntCBCV Be careful, men. I wish you luck. I am starting wood burning too. It is so amazing. I already have a couple of test burns on wood pieces.

@@RANDOMUS250 there are many good videos on UA-cam to learn the safety precautions necessary to do this safely. IT IS DANGEROUS! Many have most their lives by not following simple safety precautions. Have fun and be sure to have an always off aka normally open foot switch inline before the transformer. Use high voltage gloves and keep yourself far away from the leads and the electrolyte solution. Remember the current travels through the electrolyte.

@@AntCBCV thank you so much❤️

@@ThatBubbleMix thanks. Glad you appreciated it.

@@TheOsfania in what way?

I dead

I did but luckily ghosts can still use youtube

Probably from touching the transformers they will kill you

Death has played with me my whole life. Finally I can return the favor.

why a neon sign transformer? and why shouldn't I hold both? even if they are very long sticks?

@@scaledsilver A neon sign transformer has a much lower amperage output, meaning you have less of a chance of killing yourself. High voltage and high amperage will almost certainly kill you. As for why you shouldn't hold both ends, it has to do with the way a circuit works. A circuit requires a pathway for the electricity to travel in a circle. It leaves one end, travels along the pathway, and returns to the opposite end. If you hold both ends of the circuit, you become the thing that the electricity travels through, and that high voltage will travel through your chest and kill you. Your brain uses electrical signals to control everything inside your body, but those signals can be overpowered by an outside electrical signal. Your heart could stop, it could start beating out of sync, and you could get internal burns.

All the current runs through a normally open switch that I press with my foot.