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Its a lot eaisier if you remove the skirting. It looks like it needs to be replaced any way.

These Mobile homes are a can of worms ! I'm a Professional Builder, 40 years hands on residential just so you know. One thing i saw was the location of your access door , that needs to be moved to a location where access is UN obstructed. Next, I always use a water level especially for re-levels. You can make one for under $20. Use 100 ft of Tubing so you can reach every corner of the Home. Speaking of corners, thats what is awesome about water levels, you can level around corners, over sand piles etc. Cant do that with a laser. Well, I will stop there because this is your show so...

Hello, is this only available in the fee based Version? I have the free german version and there is no options. There is only "Properties" and "Layer"

You possess a strong work ethic. Thank you for the tips.

Help needed: After drawing the third circle and moving to the view where I can pull a surface, it only gives me the inner circle (from centre to the first inner circle line) and then the outer rim (circle 2 to circle 3) as a surface, but not the space between circle 1 and 2 - the one I need to pull to form the lip. In the video all 3 spaces become available for pull, but I only have the two areas available. Is there a way to make the program see that as a surface (the lip area - between circle 1 and 2)?

Great video and explanation! I just bought a magnetic wireless mic, but may change it out to a clip option and wanted to make it magnetic like you did here! Thank you!

You could cover up the heat discolouration with duct tape ;)

So I have a question! 🙋‍♀️ Did this affect your plumbing lines?? And I seem to be heating and cooling under my mobile also. What did you do?

So very helpful. I am looking forward to watching all of your videos.

You can use clear plastic bottles like soda and juice bottle as shrink wrap fittings. Cut collars from the bottles and place over two fittings. Use a heat gun to shrink the plastic.

Hi Sir, would you recommend mechanicalspark explorer-free or creator to test out Mechsparks 3D capability? Thanks I'm used to Solidworks until it broke.

So smart!❤

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I agree with the analysis...but why did they delay the hearing, apparently, more than necessary?

Excellent! Your idea of using holes to size the pieces is brilliant! I will definitely use these methods on my own projects. Thanks for sharing this.

So how do you change the language.

Well done your presentation was spot on there are a lot people that go on youtube and ramble on because they like to hear their own voice and show of their toy's that they own, you did not do that that's why your presentation was spot on GOOD LUCK

Luckily I own a lathe, so I am able to turn wooden parts to help reshape and resize PVC parts to fit various sizes just perfectly. I have made wooden "moulds" to reduce and expand 2" PVC into all sorts of adapters for my shop vacuum and tools. I even made a wooden mould to shape 4" PVC into gutter downspout connections to steer water away from my house. A heat gun is the essential tool.

I just subscribed! How much did you save by doing the leveling yourself? Please wear goggles and a mask.

Wow! That’s a hard work babe!💪❤️

Great video. After watching I fixed all my connections on my vac system. Some smaller tools have small connections so i use PVC and metal tape. Now I made custom connections. Working great. Thanks

Thx!

What a serendipity. Just received a new shopvac hose bib and needed to make adapters for tools. Your suggestion to use hole saw blades for resizing the PVC worked perfectly. Now I can use my hose on two hand sanders and a miter saw. Thanks so much for your very informative video.,

This is pretty cool.

Just came across this, and wanted to point out some cautionary issues... heating PVC will cause it to degrade. The more you heat it, the more it degrades. 2 things happen with degradation: 1) properties diminish (flex modulus, tensile strength, hardness, etc). So be sure whatever you're trying to make doesn't require critical parameters to function in your application. 2) When PVC degrades, it gives off harmful volatiles, the worst of which is called vinyl chloride monomer - a known carcinogen. Inhaling the fumes of degrading PVC will expose you to VCM, and that can accumulate in tissues and organs. So this work is best done with an approved respirator. IT SHOULD NOT BE DONE, as presented, WITHOUT APPROPRIATE PPE. Finally, if you ever cause PVC to smolder, you will not be able to put it out with water. You'll need to smother it with sand or some other non-combustible. It should be removed to the outside, away from people and pets, and the fire dept. called. The fumes from even small pieces can kill because you're now generating hydrochloric acid. The only reason I know this stuff is because I used to formulate PVC resin compounds in the plastics industry, and was responsible for safety and OSHA compliance. This material should not be taken lightly, and Fab Planet would do well to add some cautions.

Be very aware, poly vinyl chloride when burnt creates dioxins that are HIGHLY Cancerous in minute amounts!

You spent way too much time telling about things not fitting. We know about or we would not be here. Waste of time.

the paint heat gun is good for those small jobs but if you are going to do a lot of custom fittings we used to use engine oil in a pot. vegetable oil also works. fill to the depth you want and dip it in. don't make it too hot otherwise it burns the pipe. the added advantage was it lubricated the fitting as well. we did hundreds of fruit rollers using that method.

What about contraction, how to do that with pvc ?

Using the holesaw bits is genius thanks for the tip. John County Durham, England.

Great content. I you have a better understanding of how to deliver Designspark functionality than the official channel content. Outstanding job, thank you.

Looking forward to seeing your videos. Being retired, I’m always looking for something to expand my knowledge. Thanks.

Those quick easy jobs always have a way of hosing you. It's always something . . . 🤣

I have a old pot full of sand. I heat the sand on a cheapo hot plate. Once it’s hot enough, I dip the pvc into the sand long enough to soften sufficiently,then pull it out and mold it. Uniform softening all the way around and controls overheating.. Remembered that was the way my optometrist used to adjust the earpieces on my glasses.

Looks like you have plenty of space. How many acres do you have there? I would be happy with all that space and all the projects lined up. Looks like a challenge but a fun one with the end results being the goal. After my divorce I moved from up north to down south and found a new wife in Texas and then moved to Florida and bought a house on 1.4 acres. Then the lot next to me went up for sale so I added another 1.2 acres to my yard. We built by ourselves except for the concrete slab, a 2400 sq ft steel building. Now it is full of stuff as I am one of those guys that wants to know how do do everything and fix everything. I have a machine shop (mill, lathe, surface grinder) and tig and mig welders and slip rollers and sheet metal brakes and powder coat oven and spray booth, sandblasters and much more. I almost need another building but I built a large carport next to the work shop. I will be watching as you build your new domain. Good luck with everything. Added: I showed my wife this video and she said it reminded her of me with projects everywhere. :)

You have a lot of great Designspark Mechanical videos and that is why I am here. I have the V6.3 version and it has been kicking my butt here and there. I used V4 years ago and it seemed easier for some reason or I am just getting old. I went through a divorce over 30 years ago but I definitely know the feeling. Looks like a nice piece of property to rebuild your life and I am very happy to see you back. I wish you all the luck in the world. You have a lot of subscribers that will be just as happy as me.

Excellent info. No wonder I was having so much trouble with blending stuff. Very useful info. Thanks! 👍

I'm interested in watching you get going too. I think it will be an inspiration to many of us. I know this might be a little off topic but I'm wondering if you tried to start a "Men's Shed" group you couldn't bring men in the area together with resources and projects that could benefit your community and at the same time provide interesting content to the UA-cam community.

just started DesignSpark Mechanical and glad I found your channel is returning!

Perseverance. Life throws us all curve balls. Winners shake it off and form a new plan. Been there, done that! Best of luck to you. Looking forward to your video's again.

Welcome back. You'll be cranking it out again sooner than you think. Best of luck to you.

Looking forward to seeing you progress

top job, thx 4 sharing

Is there a way to search the structure tree ? I have lots of components

I use dsm long Time ago.... i dont use too much bacuse It seens that dont do the thing..... now i know..... thanks

Increasing the diameter is pretty easy as I see it from your video, when you are using standard fittings that have a little thickness to them... What are the chances of taking a 4" Sewer and Drain pipe (4" ID and 4-3/16" OD) (much Thinner than Schedule 40) from it's Current OD, to it's Current ID? (Shrinking it.) From 4-3/16" OD to 4" OD.. What do you think, with a wall thickness less than 1/16"? If I could shrink it that much, I could slide the Flexible hose over it and clamp it. It is for a 4" dust collector system. The hose slips over a tapered fitting on tools/fittings (and proprietary Fittings=$$$$$) that tapers from less than 4" to about 4-1/8" I want to build my own blast gates (Turn vacuum of/on) and use the pipe or something as a fitting I can hook onto the Sewer pipe above and below the Blast Gate have something that is 4" in OD... I don't have any 3" fittings to measure to see what might be available there. Does not matter what I come out of the blast gate with, as long as I can get to a 4" OD with something I could hook a hose to, that would stand some moving around.. Not much, but, could get kicked, or moved, etc.. I just checked a 2ltr pepsi bottle... It is right at 4". Might be able to heat/stretch it, slide it over the OD of the 4" Sewer Pipe, but, I'm not sure about shrinking it over the top of the hose. I need to get a piece to test. Might be too hot for it. Hmm... Do you know the hoses? 4" Dust Collection Hose.. Usually a coil of stainless steel wire with a thin PVC Coating over it. Would rather stick with plastic if I could. Steel Pipe, I think is OD (too heavy), Tubing is ID if I remember correctly(too large in OD). Did I give you any ideas?? Ha..Ha.. Considering that, the Flex Hose fits in the 45's/Sleeves/22-1/2 degree fittings very, very tight.. I guess I could heat/stretch them just a tiny bit with something the right OD and put some Silicone or some sort of Urethane adhesive Caulk on the end of the hose, push it in and let it cure.. Weight/strength wise, it would be the better option.. Figured it out then,, if you don't have a better idea.. Ha.. Maybe something with sheet metal wrapped and riveted inside of the hose.. Hmm.. Stove pipe? I wonder if I have some to measure... Ha..ha.. BTW.. Thanks for the video.. I have been scratching my head since I watched it.. I think I feel a bald spot coming up.. Ha..Ha.. Have a great day!!

Thanks for your ideas and suggestions.

DesignSpark is one of the most underrated 3D Design Tools and it is rarely mentioned in 3D Printing channels. I created over 200 designs to date and use it almost daily. My only concern is that importing STL and STEP files became a subscription only option in V6.02. That is a BIG deviation from their usually free software. I suspect we're in for further limitations in the near future.

how often does reheating numerous times affect it's mechanical properties? i like it for no-load projects, how about a design that needs those parameters straight form the manufacturer? will it still work after applying heat to the pvc? thnx, still a good vid to learn the basics of pvc forging>