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Black CA glue? No?

Thank you for providing plans and instructions for this, this is a huge help! I will reccomend your channel and we will use many of the stuff you make in our business to speed up some processes, thank you tons!

If a contractor showeed up with a ram set to do my job they would be fired, those things are garbage

There's a small problem with this roller when using some plastic spool. The plastic spools are thinner on the edge and get caught between the roller and the roller holder, which adds a ton of friction to the roll. To fix this, plastic spools should have an adapter that widens the edges up the roll to at least 3mm. Otherwise, these drybox rollers are great a year later.

My spring cutting machine is best

Do yourselves a huge favor and put woodglue like Tightbond at EVERY mating point before screwing down !!!!

I'm using the 3.7L since the 4L are pretty much unobtanium. Just shrinked the y of 3.7mm and they snapped perfectly. The "wings" over the roller bearing attach are brittle, but they works. I'd suggest covering the rollers with tape, to improve the grip. Overall, awesome project.

I would be interested in knowing about the relative ease for disassembly since ultimately someone will wish to remodel or alter existing work. Also, what relative amount of concrete breakout occurs during disassembly?

As a metal fabricator and glorified drill operator having an accurate certified 90 degree square is a must have, no buts. If I'm working small wood projects my go-to is Swanson but in high stakes metal fab is Starrett, Mituoyo, or an old Brown and Sharpe now called Hexagon Metrology's Tesa division in Switzerland. When working on million dollar projects you don't want a cheap square. If you are doing large projects(houses, pipe, and tanks) having a knowledge of Pythagorean theorem and circle geometry or little bit of trigonometry with a good tape measure, framing square, and level will take you far.

So far, fastcap LR 16’

I use a crockpot.

Hello builditmakeit guy, thanks for this idea, I now have 4 of them, working great, nice design, easy build and use. I just sent a donation through your website. Much appreciated Sir!

When I was checking an online marketplace, I accidentally stumbled upon empty textile teabags. One pack with 100 bags with a string to close the opening. And I got a bottle with moisture sensitive colored silica gel. Works wonders. It's easy to move it from the bottle to a bag, the bag can be closed, air moves easily and it's still very visible if silica gel is dry or wet. And as a bonus, it fits perfectly in the same vacuum bags as you show on the video. Very nice video though.

Hahaha 😂

make sense when the labor to make it is free and you have all expensive tools to do it

Im actually new to 3d printing, but what do you mean with silica breaks over time? How much time does it take to break? Also i have some silica gel packets laying around since more than 7 years now... Never dried them as they were not meant for 3dprint, don't know if they've crumbled inside the package, but it doesn't seem to have any visible or perceptible integrity problems. Also silica's way cheaper and easier to find

4:41 when vacuum packed. The desiccant pod, in its location , is sealed off from absorbing moisture from the filament.

Will this stop a crossbow bolt

This is great, but I assume one cannot use the microwave to recharge them. Thus tiny beads win there.

I'm still hesitating between the two materials, glad for this video and your basic idea with that tube but there is a thing I must disagree with it. As I read the activated alumina has huge surface. This is a main advantage what you just loose when you vacuum seal the tube ends and leave only pinholes next to the glued mesh if there is any. I want to recommend you an imprioved design with 3D printed caps for the tube that have holes all over. When you want to regenerate, you just remove them. A well curved cap won't stress the vacuum bag like the tube edge probably does.

what about the ttotes from costco?

So I’m making these for a screened in porch. I’ve used 30ml vinyl which is hard to keep up with heavy winds. Will these stay in with just the rubber/foam around the outside or do I need to fasten them?

So I’m making these for a screened in porch. I’ve used 30ml vinyl which is hard to keep up with heavy winds. Will these stay in with just the rubber/foam around the outside or do I need to fasten them?

are you still working on the chain mail

I was looking at buying an inflatable booth vs making this. My issue with the inflatable booth is I had to run the fan the entire time so if I was drying something inside. On this build can I run them for a few hours and then turn all the fans off and it’ll still dry, or would I need to run these the entire time as well?

Fantastic!! Thank you for explaining the air flow!!

Did you try to cut stainless wire with a jig like this? That's my medium of choice, and it's hard on the blades for my setup.

I need to set up something like this to paint baseboards and such. THey run about 8 feet long. The fan is a bit pricey ($200).. I have a round big fan in my garage for when we work out.. can I repurpose that temporarily to use? It's one of those 2 foot or so sized round fans with metal blades that you see in gyms. If so, can I just use the one and somehow find a hepa filter to cover it lol. Or would a smaller box fan with hepa filter be enough? I too want this to be something I can take down, then set up again for future use. Buying 6mil sheeting on amazon.. or perhaps 10mil would be better? They have a roll of 25' by 100' 10mil for about $125. I am ok if that makes more sense and is longer lasting and reusable, but if 6mil is good enough I can stick with that.

How much do these cost to build? Please excuse my cluelessness

I live in St Louis, MO. We're surrounded by 3 rivers, so it's always humid here. My office runs about 50% to 60% relative humidity from April to October. I have been using the vacuum seal bags to store my filament, along with a pouch of desiccant and a hygrometer. But that is such a hassle -- constantly pulling filament out of the bag and then resealing the bag and sucking it so the desiccant doesn't become wet while I'm using the filament. Your way is a much better solution. I won't need to open the box when switching filaments. I've just ordered parts on Amazon and will be printing the printed parts today on my Ender 3.

I need to use an oil base lacquer on some furniture pieces. The problem is I need to do it indoors In my living room. If I set something up similar to what you've got, but without the positive negative pressure, will it still contain some of the VOC or smells from the lacquer?

Where Is the storage box link

don't say ex specially It's ES specially

Are you exhausting to the outdoors or do the filters catch enough to just exhaust into the garage?

I'm doing something similar for a hall closet but I want to use hidden hinges so they don't show in the hallway. Also I'm using embedded magnets to keep the doors closed.

My opinion, for what it’s worth. I’m a big powder actuated tool fan. However, if I’m framing the sills of an entire foundation/bottom floor, just for peace of mind. I’d feel a lot better having an anchor bolt in the concrete. If feel like the shear strength of a wedge anchor vs a Ramset nail is just a bit more sturdy.

I found that adding a small strip of wood towards the bottom of the jam across will help stabilize while carrying and installing. (Thank you This Old House)

These cereal containers are no longer sold on Amazon and I’ve searched and searched and cannot find these cereal containers based on the dimensions of these discontinued ones and none have the width/depth so I’m wondering if I could use a Sterilite 20 Qt. Clear Gasket Storage Box Latch and store the rolls here and follow your same method? Also, can I attach this to my AMS Lite and are you drying your filament in toaster/convection oven at 125F/45 minutes before you stored them in the boxes? Thank you.

Put the humidity sensor at the top of the container rather than the bottom, much easier to read.

Snagged the plans and knocked it out this afternoon. Thanks for the great plans.

Question for the crowd, enclosing a patio and plan on using the bulk of it for two of these, one on each west and east wall. Wondering about the totes that hold heavy items and the effect of them sitting on the 2X4's like this over time, does the plastic start to sag or break?

All the time you had cutting i doubt u saved anything

The great thing about UA-cam ads is the way they waste the viewer's time.

Build a proper rock tumbler! 🎉

How hard would it be to adjust it for smaller totes?

3M extract. Have down. Every single time.

My question is how about 400+fps 500 grain crossbow bolt. I have been searching for a target but when I read the bad reviews it is the same problems I have. The 20" bolt sinks to the fetching or will not pull out or it fuses what ever is in the target to the shaft when you do get it out. I never thought about a target when I got my crossbow. With my compound bow I never had problems but the crossbow is moving 3x ish as fast. Friction I think is the problem.

Can save weight and cost by using 2x3s as the bin supports is read of 2x4s like the rest of the structure

Would 8mm yoga matts work? I'm concerned it might be too dense

To make it lighter and even cheaper as even those rags will cost, I would suggest using used pallet wrap plastic. A heck of a lot of pallets are wrapped and they just throw that stuff away. It is usually several layers thick depending what was on the pallet. ie, boxes would have a lighter wrap but potentially unstable load like potting mix will have a thicker wrap. Large stores like Home Depot (or Bunnings in Oz) are the best bet as staff would be more willing to assist with the request than say Kmart. If you ask what day gets the most deliveries, you might have a better chance of arranging to pick up that day. ie orders are made on Monday, but delivered Thurs/Fri. You can roll in large balls and compress it etc and much lighter than rags.