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Clip came from my Instagram😁 Few people want to see the whole video there😂

i might get one it looks great

Well, lets say that it’s not used since that video was made😀 Pretty hard to use and it’s easier to manouvre the shock by hand to get the air to let go, and also stay away from pulling the absolute lowest vacuum on some shocks instead…

Sorry to say I sold it and replaced it with a Narex VHU36 instead…

@@HP_rep_mek nevermind :) the narex VHU is an excellent choice :) I couldnt figure out how is the lenz reversed, but I now know that it needs a special torque handle that has a button in it for reverse. I am going to stick with my wholhaupter upa 3, I wanted a narex tho :D

Thanks👍😁

Köpt på Ahlsell, Aerfast 50L. Jag har en shop-tour från 2021, den enda jag gjort, som ligger på min Instagram från 2020-07-28 instagram.com/tv/CR4GzRLJfob/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Den är filmad vertikalt för att funka på Instagram och för att det var det enda som funkade när det är trång mellan hyllor och maskiner, men laddar upp den här med nu…

Väldigt inspirerande! Tack för att du länkade!

Over a year ago, can’t exactly remember, but 230A and 0.1 second maybe

It was a piece of flexible exhaust pipe and then the plastic vacuum hose onto that and it has worked very good. My idea was that the sparks would be cold enough when entering the plastic hose. I have no filter bag in my Nilfisk vacuum as it could catch on fire if you were unlucky grinding heavy stuff…

www.liming.org/millindex/ Or search for Arduino Rotary table…

This is how it’s made, you will have to try hard to get hurt anywhere besides from the blade opening in the frame

The idea is that I will get back to this and redo the piston and seals so they are not letting air pass by, but with many other projects it’s still on the waitinglist😇

I have both 6-10t and 10-14t blades. Slowest speed is for example stainless steel, almost always full speed on both steel pipe and round material.

@@HP_rep_mek I am using 10/14TPI and i thing full speed for regular steel, profiles is little bit too much :) I would like to try it, but i would like not destroy the blade. How long last you a on e blade?

@@bastling5955 pretty long time, blade is only around 25$ and with good quality

Aliexpress, they have a store there...

Ditron Official Store a.aliexpress.com/_mNjbrF3

Frasse Altman man får kapa ut lite...

Frasse Altman om du går in på min Instagram så hittar du mer bilder på fräsen: instagram.com/hp.rep.mek/

@@HP_rep_mek Tusen tack för tipset!! Lånade min frus konto och var inne och kollade. Grymt intressant. Ser att du kapat bort i princip all plåt för att det ska gå fritt. Jag funderar nu allvarligt på att sälja den jag köpt och köpa den modellen du använder. Den verkar vara tillräckligt stark och snabb. Har den hållit bra, eller slits dom ut?? Jo och i så fall köper jag både till X och Y, det ser ju perfekt ut!! :) Det ser ut som att innersta spacern på X-axeln är c.a 110 mm i diam och c:a 80 mm lång, stämmer det?

Frasse Altman håller mycket bra! Jag rekommenderar servot med magnetkoppling, som kan slira vid stopp. Har nog ritningar på adeptrarna till X & Y kvar nånstans

@@HP_rep_mek Jag har funderat lite till och kommer att beställa 2 stycken av din modell. Men det med servo förstår jag inte. Är det en funktion i motorn eller är det nåt annat? ...jag ska googla lite för att se vad jag hittar, nybörjare som jag är... Jag kan gärna betala dig för ritningarna, det vore definitivt värt att få tillgång till såna för att få en snabbstart.

Thanks🙏

NVMCRIDER it’s a really old video😋 I think I have some videos somewhere, you might try to look in my older Instagram posts: instagram.com/hp.rep.mek/ It’s a vacuum pump with a tank for shock oil, and one hose only to the shock:s bleedport. This was a homemade shock made out of lathe turned acrylic, all kinds of leaks. I have it and an Öhlins shock with body of perfect sized acrylic instead. Someday I will get to that and make some better video describing how the trapped air is flowing out of a shock when filling it with oil!

Andrew Semenov cast iron!

Erick Royer you can find it all on the author Garys page: www.liming.org/millindex/ Be aware that Stefan Gotteswinter will hopefully publish has version that has backlash compensation and other stuff soon. www.gtwr.de and hes also on UA-cam & instagram

Darko Saric Lukendic No, I have never ever even seen one

OK. Thank you for fast replay. I will soon became an owner of one of them, so, I need a manuals, that is not so common, as I can see. Have a nice day.

Tack för den utförliga infon! Ser ut att vara spiralskuret på de jag hittar på Ebay, ser att du gjort en förlängningskloss också för jag antar att matningen slår i maskinen annars? Har räknat med att få tillverka en del saker för att få ihop allt. Får återkomma om jag behöver mer stöd kanske om det går bra? :)

Callum Brieske Callum Brieske nope, just testing this a few years ago after watching Factorydragon87 doing it

Awesome. Good work on the acrylic shock, amazing.

Pulling a strong vacuum causes air bubbles to expand greatly. By reducing the pressure to 5% of atmospheric, for example, air bubbles will expand to 20 times their original volume causing them to rise very easily. Much of the air will come out through the tube connected to the bottom of the oil tank, when air is allowed back into the top of the oil tank, the expanded bubbles left in the shock will collapse and draw oil in. After a few cycles almost all of the air will be pulled out; any air volume that is left will be further reduced by a factor of 5 to 20, depending on the final gas charge pressure. The shock is shown placed inside a vacuum chamber, this may be to prevent seals (all of which are designed to contain internal pressure, not external pressure) from letting air in during the bleeding process.