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Sawdust & Circuits
United States
Приєднався 5 січ 2023
Welcome to a hands-on channel where we dive into tool reviews, 3D printing, electronics, and woodworking projects. Whether it's testing gear, building with tech, or crafting with wood, we’re all about making ideas come to life!
Using the Peak Stand Micro 50x Scope as a Mesh Counter: Thread Count Made Easy
In this video, we explore how to use the Peak Stand Micro 50x Scope as a mesh counter to accurately determine thread counts in fabric or steel mesh. We'll break down what 'mesh counting' means in simple terms and demonstrate the scope’s capabilities in action. Whether you’re checking the quality of high-thread-count sheets or verifying industrial mesh, this tool is versatile and effective. Join us for a light-hearted yet informative look at how this microscope can be a valuable part of your toolkit. Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your thoughts!
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Exploring the Vintage K&E Lettering Set: History, Use, & Demonstration
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In this video, we take a closer look at the vintage K&E lettering set, a classic tool for precise technical drawing and design. We’ll dive into its history, explore how it was used by engineers, draftsmen, and designers, and demonstrate its function. Whether you're a fan of vintage drafting tools or just curious about traditional design methods, this video offers an educational yet entertaining...
Concrete Coasters Made with a 3D Printed Mold! | DIY Coasters That Won’t Crumble Under Pressure
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Watch me attempt to combine concrete and 3D printing to make a set of rock-solid coasters that can handle even your strongest cup of coffee! Using a 3D-printed mold, I'll show you how to design, mix, pour, and (hopefully) create a set of stylish concrete coasters. Get ready for some fun, a few jokes, and a coaster or two that might crack you up-literally! www.thingiverse.com/thing:6803205
DIY 3D Printed Desk Blower with 120mm Computer Fan and Speed Control | Easy Build
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Learn how to make a 3D-printed desk blower using a 120mm computer fan, complete with adjustable speed control. This simple, DIY project is perfect for improving your workspace with a compact, efficient blower that's easy to build and customize. I’ll guide you through the design, assembly, and testing process, including a few tips for getting the best airflow and efficiency. Stay tuned to see th...
Building a Hilarious 3D-Printed Spiky Ball That Spins
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In this hilarious video, we build a 3D-printed spiky ball with hard plastic dart tips and mount it on a custom stand. Watch as this quirky creation spins while I crack jokes and deliver commentary in my funniest voice. It's a lighthearted DIY project that combines creativity, humor, and some very pointy plastic! Perfect for anyone who loves 3D printing and a good laugh. www.thingiverse.com/thin...
Wrico Gold Pen: The Forgotten Tool That Inspired Tattoo Machines ?
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In this video, we take a deep dive into the Wrico Gold Pen, a historic drafting tool from the early 20th century that played a major role in fine line work for both technical and artistic fields. We'll explore the history of this tool, compare it to early tattoo machines, and see how it might have inspired modern tattoo pens. Join me as we look at how early inventors and their tools shaped the ...
Glow Jar Build hurricane jar 3d printed
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Glow Jar Build hurricane jar 3d printed
Fixing the Swagtron Swagger 5 scooter repair
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Fixing the Swagtron Swagger 5 scooter repair
Peristaltic Pump Nightlight Unique Project
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Peristaltic Pump Nightlight Unique Project
Precision universal vise perfect for painting and carving small projects
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Precision universal vise perfect for painting and carving small projects
Ultrasonic Cutter cuts plastic like butter "Almost"
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Ultrasonic Cutter cuts plastic like butter "Almost"
Starrett Caliper Restore vintage measurement tool
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Starrett Caliper Restore vintage measurement tool
Parrot Zik Headphones Thrift store find worth it in 2024 #audio #headphones
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Parrot Zik Headphones Thrift store find worth it in 2024 #audio #headphones
3D Printed Soap Mold: Custom DIY Soap Making Made Easy
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3D Printed Soap Mold: Custom DIY Soap Making Made Easy
3D Hex Glow Reflector honeycomb #3dprinting #diy
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3D Hex Glow Reflector honeycomb #3dprinting #diy
3D Keychain Lantern camp light emergency #3dprinting #diy
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3D Keychain Lantern camp light emergency #3dprinting #diy
Sennheiser HD 25 Light ultra light headphones (Thrift store find)
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Sennheiser HD 25 Light ultra light headphones (Thrift store find)
3D Printed Headphones #3dprinting #diy
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3D Printed Headphones #3dprinting #diy
3D Printed Arc Lamp #3dprinting #diy
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3D Printed Arc Lamp #3dprinting #diy
DIY Sawdust Fire starter Brick #3dprinting #diy
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DIY Sawdust Fire starter Brick #3dprinting #diy
Dremel 395 Repair Bushing Replacement
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Dremel 395 Repair Bushing Replacement
Why do you make a different voice? I liked your regular voice better 😢
Mostly trying to learn and get comfortable, the videos are often quite different and the topics have alot to do with it, when trying to give alot of details and history of items vs just making a simple project where I can really just have fun. Thanks for the comment.
This guy sounds like a family guy character
Thanks for the comment, hope you enjoyed the video
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits i sure did
Fascinating!
Thanks I will be making other similar videos soon
Not bad.
Thanks , I hope you also make something 😊
We use gypsom with an epoxy binder for our stone stuff at my work and all our premolds and molds are 3d printed and cast they all turn out great because the gypsom isn't small enough to show all the print lines they all turn out great unless I fuck up something 😅😅
It’s good to know the 3D printed molds work well with other materials, thanks for sharing your experience!
That's pretty cool.
Thanks I hope you make something too it's fun , or at least learned something from it
why would someone need a coaster from concrete? arent coasters made to protect your table from heat/water and scratches? And concrete scratches as fuck, even polished. not to say its not reinforced, so one drop will shatter it.
I would recommend foam feet , concrete is pretty amazing stuff it is insulated and will evaporate the condensation from your drink .
I want a coaster that's damaging, so it needs it's own coaster!
@@bubblesculptor should I have called it an ashtray? Or outdoor coaster ? 😅
12 burns and 15 glued together fingers later and my clumsy bum will have this done!
I bet you could build this project, pretty straightforward you could probably do it without soldering. Thanks for the comment
Could you make a more in depth tutorial on how you took the wheel off, I’m trying to do so myself and it’s not coming off
If I remember correctly it was mostly just peeling the reflector, taking out the small socket screws holding the cover, then just two nuts holding the wheel, these often need to be turned opposite of each other. Thanks for watching the video
Nice work.
I'm glad you like it
you sound like ned flanders ( complement btw ) also great video
Thanks for the compliment
i really like this please make more like this
Thanks for the feedback that one was fun to make 😀
Try to sharpen it
I bet it would be a good letter opener I did stab cardboard a few times
Yooo that’s sick is the stl file piblic
Yes it's in the description
I’ve been using paraffin wax for a long time, didn’t think twice about using scented wax cubes. Thanks, I’ll try this out sometime.
Great let me know how it goes
Put a resistor in lower sensitivity.
I will give it a try , I had thought of programming less sensitivity to the joystick too
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits yes sir add some smoothness to the rig, cool project
What is my purpose 😂
This is the first thing I thought 😅
Cool!
Thanks , I made a larger jar one came out alot brighter check it out
“What is my function” Rick: “to pass the butter”😅
I loved that episode, I can relate sometimes
It need a filter... Just a bit.
i was running a smoothing program , can you specify what type of filter i need to use ?
A few caps should do the trick
Needs a low pass filter or something.
what filter would it need like a capacitor ?
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits something in the software on the servo control. Looks like the joystick output is probably just jittery. You could do it with PID control but that might be overkill. Might try having the servo position be a rolling average of the last ~10 joystick outputs. Will introduce some latency and take some processing power, but should make it less jerky. Just ideas. Cool gadget!
No link or model number for the actuators, no 3D model, how a fool like me can do a project like that, jizz cheaper a ip camera from China, I like the video the idea and all, but it's not 100% educational, but a quick show of the project . Maybe 4 later some step by step tuto,
thanks for the input are you interested in the files ? I have a few projects lined up using this base, like a solar tracker and a sound aiming system , I never know what people who watch are looking for most just watch them being built , very few ask about making it themselves .
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits thanks but no I don't need files to print right now. .. cool projects. .
Pretty cool, but you really need some motion smoothing in there.
i did program a 1.8 degree overshoot to try smoothing thanks for the input
needs some fine tuning joystick
i programed 3 speed modes but I did something wrong i think i need to program 3 sensitivity mode instead .
What cam?
this is just a Fat shark i had laying around it has a transmitter built in
Oh boi....might wanna fix those inverted axis or whatever. Besides that, it's cool.😎
I did make the program so a double click inverts all controls, it does take a little getting used to
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits ah I see. Dual-modes or whatever. Sweet.😎
This is a cool build, are the files available online? Would love to print and build one for my son
Yes I can add them to my thingiverse account the page is thinkerlight I will add them here to when I get a chance , thanks for the compliment
Thank you, I appreciate it :)
Hey there, nice repair and thanks for the information! I am wondereing to give you a video idea so if you don’t mind why don’t you try and switch the mini 3 front arms with the mini 3 pro and see what happens to both drones. Does it fix the range for the mini 3 pro and does it work on the mini 3??? It’s a mystery
Thanks for the idea!
This is sick dude!
Thanks alot
That looks like fun.
it is fun , So much fun !
Stop posting bullshit
How can I buy one ?
I will try to post them somewhere soon production is a limitation of mine at the moment that and snakes
At least I got credit for the editing. So yah!
and your so good at editing maybe it will be a job one day !
I like it 😊
thanks fan
Awasome! How did you make it?
I designed it in autocad and 3d printed it , I will have a longer video out soon
What is that?
Its a arduino nano in a 3d printed case with a oled screen and a encoder running a watering program .
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits what does a arduino nano do
@@Srydog it's a small IC that you can place a custom program that runs input output connections like pressing a switch and having it make a sound and turn a light on might be the simplest explanation.
Could you zoom in on the display in a video? Can you make it say different things on the screen
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits wow
Nice! Interested in the file!
the link for it was attached to the long form video in the description let me know if you have any issues.
Man fuck black walnut trees
I really like your videos. Some subjective feedback: * I like videos about new products like these which have a very special purpose. I saw some videos of yours about old used products and these I enjoy the most. Because I like to repair things and repurpose them so I'm always looking for inspiration to buy useful old things. * You could give a bit more infos about the old products you show. Eg you gave hardly any infos about the parrot headphones. But I also enjoy the shortness if your videos. They are great during a coffee break :) Keep it coming and thanks!
Thanks for the feedback it helps me see what needs improvement , when first starting it can be tricky I have many more projects planned .
Nice little project, thank you. Just a word of advice, don't get into the habit of tinning wires that are going in to screw connectors. Solder is soft and over time will be pushed out causing the connection to overheat. Just the bare wire is fine, or use a crimp.
Thanks, I use Ferrells alot this was a bit of a prototype.
That chicken is really realistic. I love it.
How much was is?
I paid 160.00 on sale
What's that for?
For soap
Just a clamp for small objects watches, models painting
Thank you, I've avoided headphones " in need of repair," but after watching you, my mind said, " Game on!" Thanks again, my man. You got yourself a new subscriber.
Glad I could help! Most high quality stuff can be fixed
Is is resin or FDM printed?
Just fdm printed on a bambu p1s. Thanks
This was awesome, thanks! Another project added to the list haha
Thanks alot
You should print your Sawdust & Circuits on the soap!
Any update on the print files? Love the design!
yes here is the file link. www.thingiverse.com/thing:6681964
@@Sawdust_and_Circuits Thank you!
Has the hook you attach the clip to proven sturdy enough?
Yes given how i printed it never had it break.
Use a board like TP4056 instead if you can. It will help ensure that if anything breaks it is the board. You can buy more of them for the same price as those usb boards you have. Once you do that, find an online calculator which tells you the maximum amp per inch and use ohms law to calculate what kind of resistor you need. You dont want to end up with a fried wall transformer or a device that lit on fire because the strip got too hot.
I Agree those where pretty low quality boards I did purchase some USB-C Breakout boards they are twice as large so some limitations there too.