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whats with the weird voice sound?

What version of blender is this on? LuxCore version 2.6 should work between Blender 2.82 to 2.93 LTS but on 2.83 LTS it doesn't work.

Any ideas to correct divergecy? We can put cylidrical lens above the protection glass, to correct fast axis. Compare to nubm35, this diode have agressive divergency, according to less focal range of primary lens, that you removed

how do i make my own simulations with this

Blind Willie you was born to die on bgm sounds slightly better I guess!

This is excellent work! What type of applications would this specific type of compressor be good for?

Impressive

Small and powerfull,

This is a very well done project and solid design. Good work mate!

What about duty cycle? What kind of applications are good for this compressor design?

enoyed quite a bit and learned lots

How many LPM is it? Thanks for sharing...

How much CFM or volume can it push at the 90-120psi mark?

This is a brilliant piece of work!

very cool project, looking forward to he air bearing pads video, it seems other youtubers usually use graphite because its much more forgiving but their air pumps also seem much more powerful have you considered the other material and is it less efficient air wise? are glass pads difficult to make?

This is a great video! What did you use to annotate your 3D model for the video?

As a full-time RVer who keeps his toyhauler fifth wheel triple axle tires at 95PSI, and doesn't want to pay for ViaAir, you might have a market. I had a Ryobi (meh, but I don't have Dewalt tools), that could do the tires, but I let it run too long one day and now it can't do that kind of pressure anymore. You could have a market, sir.

Mindblowing. Is it accurate to the lenses shape and resolution, if you place it in front of the camera?

Hello thanks for the sharing the neat code. I came from @HuygensOptics that he mentioned the codes are from here. I just have one question regarding the cupy/CUDA package install. Will you be able to demonstrate the packages dependencies in the future videos? I somehow had error messages about the "cupy\cuda\jitify"...which is very frustrating. (I suspect is either NVIDA driver or CUDA toolkit is not installed properly...trying it now...)

What type of driver did you use?

Nice Video. :) Which wire is positive, which negative? Green positive, blue negative? My datasheet is incomplete.

Apart from the audio interference in the beginning. This video is phenomenal. Great work!

like a sun

You "see" NOTHING until light starts bouncing off stuff and hits your eyes.

Sometimes when i look into the darkness i can see tv static and i dont know why

What's the calculationtime? (or was this realtime?)

That will melt into a pile of useless plastic.

3:56 multimode propagation does completely not delay the wavefront but disperses it over a longer time period. The more direct mode will arrive at the same time as in the single mode case. The delay shown is also inconsistent with the earlier examples of varying fiber diameter, which should show the same effect in multimode propagation.

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10 bars would burst things into pieces! Truck Tyre Pressure is around 8 bar. (120psi) I cannot trust this design can produce that much amount of pressure. If it produces, it is dangerous and requires regulatory compliance.

Something is off. The entire room is 6 ft across and the table is 1 ft high. Is that right?

just rob mama fridge and ejoy 27dbi with 12ATM.. ez púz..

The design of the compressor is outstanding. At the moment I am printing the parts. Has anyone found a source for the other parts? I am looking especially for the seals and the pistonheads.

my life has ended

While I'm loving the content for this video.. I just can't keep watching it... The AI voice has sharp high frequency screeches going in.. Sounds like wine glasses clinking together or like a sharp knife is trying to "cut" through a wine glass... It seriously hurts the ears and gave me a huge head ache... Other than that, I wish I could continue the video.. I'm so curious and interested, but I just can't live with that screeching sound..

using particle physics simulation instead of rays, you get artefacts of higher intensity light around the edges. (like the shelves or the cat ears) It definitely looks cool though.

Have you experimented with any single collimating lenses after the stock array was removed?

Where is the 10-hour version to sleep/study/relax to? :P Or I guess 36 microsecond in this case..

This is actually so sick. Seriously would consider using something like this in a micro shop for delicate work or testing. It's basically got VFD standard so you can adjust duty cycle dynamically. 3D printers and just the overall democratization of manufacturing has seen some amazing things come from it.

Where is that quiet?! You modifyed everything to the worse leaving the most important part that would make the whole thing actually quieter 😂that some bad ingenuity 🤣😂 the valve are always the loudest parts on the compressor not the electrical Asynchron motor that drives it man YT gets more and more retarded while Time passes 🤦‍♂️

My good sir this is awesome. My onky thoughts are that youd benefit greatly from getting yourself an ES15, and heat set inerts. Also, what sort of airflow can this thing get at pressure?

In a doctor's waiting room a few weeks ago, I was quite literally told by a receptionist, "I'll be back in less than a nanosecond." When she came back about 20 seconds later, I politely explained exactly how difficult it would have been to have kept her promise. [True.]

Looks like a bomb

Now operate it until failure

I have to wonder if this basic concept can be modified to be a vacuum pump... Need one for a vacuum table for my CNC mill. It does not have to be a very high volume but needs to supply a decent level of vacuum for long periods so maybe using printed parts is a step too far? Also, lubricating the piston will need to be looked at... This unit will need manual lubrication at quite short intervals otherwise the rings are going to overheat and melt at some point.

Really cool looking. Slightly less cool looking than it would be if UA-cam's compression algorithm weren't so vigorously soiling its pants.

A white incoherent light is not to be confused with an incoherent white lightweight, Which is me leaving the pub at 2am.

Amazingly done

Hi, as the other person said I love the idea of using screws to hold the bearings in place. I know in your video you said that the check valve was not shown properly but I downloaded the fusion 360 file and was wondering how the check valves work, and if it would be possible to get the files for them?

Despite additive tech being available for decades now, one could rarely see something so useful being made on non-enterprise level. Brilliant work, every stage of it, really!