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Peter Lanoie
Приєднався 7 жов 2007
How a Wegovy injector pen works
A look inside at the parts of a Wegovy single use subcutaneous injector pen and how it works.
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New handle, edge, and shine on my old axe
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Old Craftsman axe I inherited with the house 12 years ago has suffered a few too many breaks on the original handle. I already cut off the end and sanded it down to refit it once before. Made a new handle from some red oak from my property. Rough cut the blank on the table and band saw, hand shaped with a spokeshave and hand sanding, 2 coats of Bush oil, 2 coats of triple thick spray polyuretha...
"Grim Skull" vase mode 3d print, lit
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Clockspring's Grim Skull Vase model with an open top and bottom, over a candle. Printed on a CR-6SE with GizmoDork's glow in the dark PLA at 320% and 0.8mm wall thickness. Get the model: www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-grim-skull-vase-93070
Chop saw/planer flip cart in-depth look
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Here's an in-depth look at my chop saw/thickness planer flip cart. This cart was inspired by Drew Fisher's sander flip cart (ua-cam.com/video/WXQ707IvutI/v-deo.html) and Steve Ramsey (ua-cam.com/video/_JeBHyRscRQ/v-deo.html) and April Wilkerson's (ua-cam.com/video/6vHCVZRX3Yg/v-deo.html) mobile miter saw carts. The two tools are within a few pounds of each other so they compliment each other we...
3D printing bed surface - textured vs glass
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Comparison of the finish surface from the 2 glass bed surfaces provided on a Creality CR-6SE. The 2 filaments used were: - Creality Ender White - Mika3D Silk White
Flight sim mod - Chunky Throttles Update - More Handles!
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Update of the chunky handles Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant mod including the new variations to cover more handle arrangements. Inspired by the work on www.freesimstuff.com/, I wanted heftier throttle handles. So I designed and printed ones. Get the models for printing on Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4787184 Also featured on FreeSimStuff: www.freesimstuff.com/chunky-throttles.html
3D printed corner rounding jig demo
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Demonstration of my 3d printed corner rounding router jigs. See this video for the jig set overview: ua-cam.com/video/6V_vPvBqJjQ/v-deo.html Print files available on Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4794276
3D printed corner rounding jig set overview
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Overview of my 3d printed corner rounding router jigs. See this video for a demo: ua-cam.com/video/BtptFBeSPhQ/v-deo.html Print files available on Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4794276
Flight sim mod - Honeycomb Bravo Chunky Throttles
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Update! More handle options: ua-cam.com/video/PGzfMCo1yqM/v-deo.html Chunky throttle handle mod for the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant. Inspired by the work on www.freesimstuff.com/, I wanted a heftier throttle handle for simple/basic twin engine planes (i.e. no mixture/prop controls). So I designed and printed ones. Get the models for printing on Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:47871...
Home flight sim - tour update 1
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Highlight of the latest updates to my home flight sim cockpit. Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant: flyhoneycomb.com/products/bravo-throttle-quadrant DIY Knobster for Air Manager: siminnovations.com/wiki/index.php?title=Knobster_DIY 3d printed flap preset positioners from FlapModster: www.flapmodster.com/ Trim wheel cover: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4724402
Low voltage lighting switch replacement idea
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Prototype concept for a flush surface switch to replace the old switches found in the 60s vintage GE 24VAC low voltage switching system. Made of 2 3D printed parts and one electronic component - the main switch cover plate with the incorporated switch paddle - a switch holder that clips onto the surface plate - a typical PCB/surface mount microswitch The retainer clip has enough perimeter to ac...
Flight sim highlight - Koolertron programmable keyboard
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Detailed look at the Koolertron 48 key programmable keyboard for use with Microsoft Flight Simulator in my sim cockpit setup. Buttons mapped for some basic simulation control, auto pilot, and some aircraft controls. Keyboard: smile.amazon.com/dp/B076LRJ528
DIY Knobster Project- Part 2
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The second part to the DIY Knobster project for use in Air Manager with Microsoft Flight Simulator and possibly other sims. Knob completed, wired, and mounted. Arduino nano Dual encoder and button knob from PropwashSimulation Air Manager from SimInnovations Misc header connector wires from Sparkfun Wiring diagram provided by a viewer: imgbb.com/Rj2tytf
MS Flight Sim Quick Flight - Lukla in the J3 Cub
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MS Flight Sim Quick Flight - Lukla in the J3 Cub
Home flight sim - King Air in Queenstown, NZ
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Home flight sim - King Air in Queenstown, NZ
Blast gate activated workshop vacuum system
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Blast gate activated workshop vacuum system
Fascinating…thanks a bunch for this amazingly detailed explanation!! Very elegant but complex design with a lot of safety features. I prescribe this medication and asked my patient to bring a used one so I could dissemble it and then found your video! The ozempic pen ( made by same company) is a 4-dose pak so needle is attached for each administration and dose is dialed every time.
I had access to one of the dial-a-dose Ozempic pens, but never saved one from the trash to see how it worked before it was switched to Wegovy.
Excellent idea to lock the tool table solid without the need for eye bolts. Keeps everything nice and secure. I personally wouldn't cut the plugs off just to get the wiring into the space under the worktop. I'd just make a slot in the corresponding tops for the cable and then screw the frame onto the top perhaps reusing the bits that's been cut out to fill in the bit missing. If you get what I mean.
I watched this video because I'm worried that a nurse could have damaged my 2.4mg pen. It was my first time taking Wegovy and she was only supposed to twist it 8 clicks so I'd receive a 0.25mg dose but she twisted it all the way to the end and back twice as if it was a toy:( So I took it back from her and went to my doctor. Do you know if that could have damaged the pen or is that something safe to do within the mechanisms of the pen? Thanks for your time.
I'm definitely not a medical professional so I can't really answer. If you took it to your doctor, I'd trust that they would know far better than me. But also, the pen in the video is a single use/dose pen. I've seen the use of the Ozempic pens that have a "turn to select dose" feature but haven't taken one apart.
YAH. im not into reusing the pen im just wrecking my brain on how it all worked....and WOW....how would anyone think of this?!!??! LOL its amazing yet so simple!
It's very cool. I'm a retired technician, mechanical and electronics. I was happy to find your video. I'm taking this drug. I really enjoyed your explanation. I wonder what your background is. 😋
My professional background is in software engineering. Otherwise I'm just a nerd who's interested in how things work and endlessly curious about the world.
It would seem Siminnovations have now made a new KnobFS version that rules out the DIY Knobster of yours. Do you know of any Open Source projects that has made it possible to use a DIY project like this and still get similar functionality as described here? As a DIY:er myself I was very much looking into building a knobster clone like this, but if there is no support from Air Manager then that is out the window I'm afraid. Any input on this maybe?
I haven't been following what they've been doing for a while unfortunately so I don't know what the latest is. Sorry.
@@peterlanoieThey mention the "DIY Knobster" as not compatible anymore so at least you have made yourself famous, or maybe infamous. :) I'm looking into making my own add-on that somehow mimicks a knobster but with more rotaries (like 5), and few buttons that you can feel (while in VR and memorize what they are mapped to. Like the G1000 knobs. A popup toolbar window that shows you your hardware knobs and which of them are mapped to what to help if you forget the mappings. And some configuration switcher control also in hardware that can be used to switch out a config to another. Also a bit like knobster, but for a whole set of mappings in one step. MobiFlight has all the functionality needed to create the encoder mappings and the config switchings (via preconditions). But I haven't figured a way to connect to mobiflight from an external program via an api to get the status of the config switch, which I need in order to feed the toolbar window the grapics for the current setup. So, veery early in my possible project for this, but creating something like this would be really neat I think. The end result is a "knobster" panel with more than one rotary and a number of buttons that is connected to selected knobs in the cockpit, with the hardware designed for VR use and everything configurable in mobiflight (which makes it easy to create configs). No promises of any success in this. But it looks doable IMHO.
@@kristianjorg418 That sounds great! Definitely talking my language. Unfortunately, I haven't "flown" in too long, being consumed with family, work, and 3d printing so I haven't even seen what doesn't work any more. I look forward to hearing what progress you make on the project.
TLDR: The Wegovy injector pen has a complex design with multiple safety mechanisms to prevent accidental pushing, re-injection, and needle exposure, making it a safe and effective tool for administering medication. 00:00 🔍 The injector pen is disassembled to show the parts inside and how they work, including the needle, vial, and assembly process. 01:57 🔧 The injector pen is designed to stay together and has a spring to prevent accidental pushing, with a complex back end cap. 03:11 🔍 The Wegovy injector pen uses a multi-part mold with flexible tabs, arms, a syringe plunger, a long spring, and a steel pin for axial stability, all housed within a sleeve with slots and a channel, with the end cap locking in a restricted rotation. 05:06 🖊 The Wegovy injector pen works by rotating and assembling it to engage with the plunger, using tabs and arms that flex outward when the outer sleeve is in the right position. 07:37 🖊 Assemble, prime, and use a sleeve for the Wegovy injector pen, with a gray piece activating flexible arms and bosses to rotate against the skin. 09:46 🖋 The Wegovy injector pen has a design that prevents re-injection and needle exposure, with a metal strip as a safety mechanism. 11:58 🖊 The Wegovy injector pen has a mechanism to prevent jamming and the plunger from being pushed back in after activation. 14:39 🔧 The injector pen works by keeping the spring loaded, using a guide sleeve for the syringe, and engaging with bosses to prevent the plunger from coming out.
Hello Peter. I downloaded your Sketchup file which gives a good idea of the design. Do you have orthogonal drawings of the project? I don't have Sketchup except in the webpage viewer but apparently it's possible to make the orthogonals in the Sketchup program. Thanks Don
@@peterlanoie Yes, I wanted to say that I love your layout, I've seen several other cockpit builds and I think yours is just about perfect. It's compact and well thought out with everything you need. When I mention orthogonal drawings I think I am meaning have you considered making builders plans available?
Ok lets go 😂
Hi Peter I dont understand scripts, could you share the script you used to reposition the mouse. Thanks
How do you program this to do Control+F1?
That is just amazing
Google how to handle a rotary encoder with D-type flip-flops. You need two flip-flops per encoder, but that's fine because you can get a quad flip-flop in a single IC and it will handle your two encoders. This will translate the rotation of the knob to look like button presses on two wires (which can then be assigned to the "up" and "down" commands for an instrument).
Theres a setting on tje flight sim where you can get rid of the in-gane cockpit if you have your own. Its like "home mode" or something.
Thanks for explaining this Peter
Agree with you here , 100 USD for a nobe and USB cable its really too expensive to have it 😅
That is so laggyyy… all that money spent on the cockpit but nothing on the specs ?
For $20+ for an encoder after shipping and tax you would think it would already be soldered, lol. The Knobster is a hundred bucks if you live in Europe. For a Canuck its almost $250. Its almost as if every scammer on Earth takes advantage of gamers trying to enjoy their hobby. Europe is especially bad because they were Commie/Fascists to begin with..
Peter, I built my knobster, at first with a clone Nano, then with the $$Nano. In both cases they failed to flash. It gives me a message Closed Com port, avrdude.exe:ser_open(): can't open device etc. Did you run into this when installing your device. I cannot find a remedy anywhere on the web. Am I missing a program? Thanks
Nice Job, Peter, I have finally accrued both tools for my shop! will be building this cart on you design , simple and not complicated, like your style. Thx Big Gill So. Ca. USA
man, it is very cool mabye except of the fps,but what things did you used for the dashboard? i mean like the joystick,yoke,throttles,etc...
Try turning on home cockpit mode, so the virtual cockpit doesn’t show up. Other than that, very cool setup
Oooo. I wasn't aware of this setting. Maybe it's new (I haven't been flying in a while). Thanks for the tip!
woah
Need another monitor tho!! But awesome set up
Quais são as funções?
I like it
I trade you a 2nd hand GFORCE RTX 3060, for a knobster that works.
How did you make this? Did you buy this is made it at home? Please tell me your ways.
All of that just to fly a small Cessna 152
Do you have videos on how to make a flight simulator?
Is there any throttle?
There is now. It was on back order when I first put together the system.
I have it ready to go but how do you configure it on msfs???
The knobster is for use with air manager which itself connects to msfs.
Looks like a lot of planning and work. Great job. Very inspirational.
I have a few questions on this looking into buying one 1: Were did you buy yours or was it made 2:How much was it 3:do the two screens(g1000s) work
This rig is home built. The electronic components (controllers, displays, button panel) are purchased. The frame and "glare shield" were my own design and construction. The electronic components all together were about $1000US. The frame was all from lumber that I had on hand already so I don't know how much it would be. It's mostly 3/4" plywood, 2x4s, 1x6 planks, and a handfull of screws. The 2 instrument displays are touch screens. At one point they both worked. Then one stopped responding to touch commands, but it's been mostly used for display. I think the problem is a windows touch screen issue, not the screen itself. Note that when showing G1000 screens, it doesn't have all the perimeter buttons and such. It's not totally realistic. The touch screens are most effective with Air Manager powered traditional instruments. Combined with the Knobster hardware knob, it works pretty well (touch a virtual knob to select it, such as the altimeter barometer knob, or an OBS heading knob, then use the Knobster to manipulate it).
Can you share the details of this set up . Name etc. So we can buy that .
Do you have to buy the full version of Air Manager for using the Knobster?
I think I set it up on the free version but I can't recall for sure and I haven't run it in some time to test/check. Sorry, I know that doesn't help much but wanted to reply with something.
@@peterlanoie No problem, Peter. I think I'll order some parts anyway. Thanks for your time!
No more instruments for u
How did you print the text on the mailing labels? Thanks
I used a regular half sheet large white stick on shipping label (Avery 8126) and on it printed a grid of white text with black background. I forget exactly what I used for the text layout, but anything that would let you make a grid/table and format it how you like and to the reasonable dimensions should work. I assume that I used a google sheet or open office spreadsheet. Printed these out on the sheet, then cut them all out at the grid lines. After cutting, the white of the paper showed through so I also used a sharpie to go back over all the lines to darken the edges.
Really well done.
exactly what I had in mind. great to have found your video
Super Cute !!! 😀😀😀
Now use vr
Thanks!
Great video and explanation. Just got AirManager, so this is next.
Why is the altitude indicator tilted towards the opposite side of what the plane is doing in the simulator lol
Are those 13 or 15” monitors? Setup looks awesome! I wanna build one similar
1080p 15.6" touch screens. Specifically: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P7JV7SV
Very cool set up I am willing to build one but ! Is anybody has a link where I can get it. Thanks
so lagy
If I wasn’t broke I could afford this IMPRESSIVE setup 😞😔😩🫠