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Thx, here in 2023⚡

It could be used for self defense weapon if you don't have a gun.

We did this in the late 90s for roofing and siding. The problem was the price of the air compressor was like $10k so it was unrealistic to run back and forth to the scuba shop or the paintball shop. I just thought of it so I searched to see if anyone came up with another idea or if the price of the compressor went down. I’m seeing them for short $$ on Amazon “under $500”. No idea if the work for the application but I’m going to look further into it now. Remember this video was made 10 years ago so over 20 years later the idea may be within reach.

I want this where can I get a tank

I have a question about the password more than 3 letters, what if the letters equal to more than all the numbers of the letters?

The explanation is very good and easy to understand.

do you still use it in 2022?

Hello I have the Fluke 8808A ... I did the measurement of a transformer for tube amplifier and the voltages were higher than 700V AC. The multimeter broke. Ohms and AC function fail. Any suggestions or help ...! Greetings.

I remember Lowes used to sell a regulator to run tools off of paintball co2 tank.

You can use some alcohol and paper wipes

Down voting because no discussion of the reduction function

Would love to know how much or how many pickup tires could be added air to or filled from this

Kickass video! EXACTLY the solution I’m looking for. Thanks for posting this

What did u use to regulate the pressure? Obviously there's mech scuba & digital systems. However, at the time. I wanted it all "DIY." I thought of this system & used this system when I was 12yrs old. Thought I could carefully control the psi with the main on/off knob. One day someone messed w/t it & opened that knob all the way. I attached a full, 40oz CO² canister. Every bit of that pressure hit the tool w/ a max rating of 55psi. Basically turned into a pipe bomb.

Can you rebuild the batteries??

I did similar but used CO2 and a bigger regulator. At some point in time I may plug up the gauges as they are not really necessary. I keep the output around 100PSI, and dial it up or down so it just does the job. This makes a difference in how many nails you can drive with it. If I tone it way down for air staples or brads I can go all afternoon. Full info here: hackaday.io/project/161432-poor-mans-paslode

Would it be safe for the ac,dc,diode settings that's printed on the case or would it remove the settings symbols along with the dirt?

Would this be better than a battery powered nailer? Or gas powered?

I love the idea. I plan to make one myself. But I was curious why the nails are sticking so far out? I often use 2 inch nails for trim in the house, so I want to make sure that it will sink them all the way.

Just what I was looking for, good info.

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Like your video.I just hate seeing open toilets though.Just something that isn't all that pleasing to me personally.

What run time Air drill run?

I hello I want to do the same but with 3 240v electric heater under the same thermostat

I have 3 electric baseboard that I want to connect to a ness thermostat . I see you set up . I just want to know how big should the contacter be and the transformer

I have two electric baseboard heaters producing 16 Amps currently connected to a double pole 22A-120/240 Vac(18A-277VAC res. only) thermostat. Can I use this same contactor to connect on a 24V wifi thermostat?

great I'm going to start this project over the weekend . thank you

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Thank you. I would of never thought of this. This worked great. I cleaned up my 20+ year old fluke 12 bumper case( which is removable). It literally looks brand new. Great video

Thank u. Gave me some ideas for a home im workin on

Exactly what I am planning to do. Thanks! Good info on the Contactor, but would love to get a make/model number for it.

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very interesting, where is the regulator?

Be advised, this is NOT the correct way to calibrate Meterman meters. The pot is only a coarse adjustment meant to get you close. The jumper should be moved to the other position for calibration. You start on the lowest DCV range and first short the input for the 0 point. Press the HOLD button to save the setting. Then apply 900mV, adjust the coarse adjustment, press HOLD to perform and save the digital fine adjustment. You then go to the 10V range, apply +9V to to the input, press HOLD to do the digital adjustment and save. Go to the 100V range and repeat with a 90VDC input. You repeat for every range and every function. You don't need to mess with the pots unless the meter is grossly out of order, and you don't get a precise multi-point calibration without putting it into calibration mode and doing it right.

LM399H is the heart of the instrument. It's the oven controlled voltage reference. It's what ensures low drift and accuracy of the whole instrument. Also those flat upright things you couldn't tell what they were are laser trimmed resistor networks. Very unique and important/expensive components. Thanks for the teardown!

what microcontroler use this multimeter?

i just opened the newer black 36v batteries 2015 dates and they only have 10 cells inside, empty spaces where the other 10 cells should be?

I like your thinking!

Part 3?

I just wanna say that people need to look at the max working pressure on the tool they using this for. For example I have a finish nailer and its max working pressure is 90 psi. So set the pressure for the tool to avoid any possible damage

well it was a good move. now with the newer 36v batteries, you can continue to use your tools when the originals die. i prefer having this option than none at all, plus these Samsungs are good quality 18650s,

how to take visual images from this?

Nice work bench, but you have gone over kill with the size of the materials that you have used. To make the work bench to easier to change I would have butted the work surface up to a back board. A easier way you could have built this bench, would have been to use 2"x2"x1/6th angline, (that's a long 'L' shaped piece of steel with hole and grooves cut into it). That would have made a great framing for you to mount worktop, shelves and back boards, as well as making it easy to replace anything that needed replacing.

so did the new battery end up being shit as you assumed or was it fine?

can you make a video using an impact and how long it works before its to weak to be of use. If it works well would you be willing to sell this set up. can u refill the tank with a standard compressor . its a giant one they use at work to run all our air tools. would that be able to fill it.

Dewalt has gone to shit ever since they where bought out by Stanley. Someone should file a lawsuit against dewalt because these 36 v batteries are junk. I spent thousands on supplying my employees with dewalt 36 batteries I was lucky to get 6 months out of them. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

I guess step 2 is as far as this project is going to get.

Good explanation, but these aren't rainbow tables, these are only precomputed tables.

Nice video but I dont think I will buy that multimeter. You are very lucky to find that calibrator.

Can u do a video of it filling a tire