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yeah, mines not that easy! the piece of crap is brand new

Unfortunately none of the links work so I cannot buy any of the products Only The Last Link Works.

I invented the world's most powerful and convenient filament connector. It can connect PLA, ABS, TPU and PVA in only 20 seconds. It is not yet in mass production due to the cost of mass production, but as soon as I get the funding, I will start mass production and start selling it. The performance and convenience of connecting filaments is very good, but the downside is that the price is a bit expensive.

Thanks for the video; it helped me fix my lost signal issue with GMC 2022. Note: my running light cable was green. But it works perfect now

What do I do if I am using local host 5001

I had windows 11 for four years now on unsupported hardware no issues really tpm can be bypassed

Great video. Easy to follow. Clean voiceover was easy to understand. Thanks!

Just picked up a 130T. Will pay close attention to this video.

I am looking at upgrading the CPU Processor to a Intel Dual I5 Mobile on my Compaq Presario CQ61

FURRION IS CRAP NEED CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT

This is super helpful! Thank you very much! But I do have to ask, where do I find the Bios thing you were talking about at the end? I just ran into this problem last night when plugging my gaming pc up after 4yrs of it being in storage. Everything is running great like it has been, but the TPM 2.0 thing popped up for me as well. I’m still learning about computers, so I don’t really know where to look when it comes to specifics

Fantastic video, I really like this type of content. Very well explained and executed.

its not meant for security like windows claims, its so they know you aren't pirating it and like any shitty company they are as annoying as possible with it.

My wire casi ng game up the wire !

Thanks. It worked very well.

I went from a 2015 Silverado diesel 6.6 to a 2019 Silverado with s 6.0 gas i valled furrion and they said i neede a pig tail to solve the pulse problem , well it it didnt fix the problem , 60 dollars ,now i hot to go over my wiring ,

Thanks a lot

Turn the auto focus off on your camera dude.

I do it melting the ends with a candle and holding the ends together. No tools or jigs needed. Just patience and a little sand paper to tidy the join.

What's the top wheel called

Super helpful

what i do is use ptfe tubing. put it in both sides, fire up my butane soldering gun and use the vent end to heat it all up. push it together, sping the ptfe tubing and wait five minutes. comes out nice.

Good idea very poorly implemented. It needs to be way wider to hold the filament level with only the centre being heated. I feel it could be improved.

I did something similar - ran 12v constant power right off my battery through a switch, cameras always hot now and we bring the furrion monitor inside the RV first a security camera. While you have that junction box open, it’s easy to run new trigger wires from the R and L turn signal conductors to your cameras. That prioritizes the associated camera when you flip in your turn signals, and puts that camera in full screen mode while the turn signal is on. Really helps either visibility for lane changes.

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*promosm* 😍

Constructive feedback: (1) swap out your mic, the clicking, popping and distortion makes you almost unwatchable. (2) Switch your camera to manual focus, the continuous re-focussing was making feel travel sick! And it usually settled on focussing on the wall behind you! (3) Avoid the fancy transitions, not needed, just cut. (4) Good use of different framing. (5) Consider trimming out footage that isn't progressing your point e.g. watching filament feed for over a minute. Interesting content. Good luck on your UA-cam journey.

is this support with intel i7-4790?

Really helpful, thank you.

Thanks for the detailed take apart/ reassemble vid. We use a 3d printer for our first robotics team and have had some issues with hot end clogs we think from heat creep, as the melty part is above the heat break. Think I'll try some of the ideas you showed. Also like the leveling trick for the 2 nozzles.

Not a good tool. I was thinking of building one based on the way a fiber optical splicer works. Two back to back drilled out nozzles with about 1 mm or so gap where the splice goes. A quick discharge of a thousand volts or so should fuse the filament.

Lol, that LOOKS easy. Because I’m hopeless, the first thing that happens is the wire explodes everywhere making a giant bird nest. Then, after you sort that out, it jams repeatedly while attempting to feed it through. I’ve used 75 of the new roll of wire and haven’t even turned on the welder yet. I should be a beta tester for these things, if I could do it, only then can it be considered idiot proof.

A big overlook on single extruder gear setup is binding from misaligned feeding. 1. the size of wheel matters 2. where the teeth bite on it elongates and the filament comes out curled. I designed my own arm to compensate by having the tension idle wheel about 1/2mm lower when the 1.75 filament is under pressure. Printed in "Tough" PC filament. That both makes it shoot a little towards the outside of the arm and said bite curls the filament straight down. This let me run a 42x23 17Ncm(26oz/in) stepper motor at 16mm3s flow with a 11mm diameter extruder gear. One size larger PTFE tube helps, found many years ago free filament likes to bounce and you get small dimples. So i can run it at 200mm/s @0.16mm height without slowing it down, or 150mm/s at 0.2mm/s, etc That's my story of one of many mods i made to my old wooden Replicator Dual 😬 Oh! i should note, Micro Swiss imo make unusually well thought out products and are one of the few parts i would buy aftermarket without having to test it for a long time to make sure there's no flaw in it. Good news is that there's more and more companies like that in the last few years.

Is this 100 welder capable of welding thin aluminum? I have a aluminum boat I need welded a couple of 2"+ cracks in bottom! It is probably only 14 gauge material!

tbh it is piece offf

Thanks, did this on my Anet a8-M and it worked great 😃😃!

We have a similar issue with the Furrion cameras but with our Motorhome so not run through the plug in the back. Still working with Furrion to find a solution but this switch addition may be part of it. Thanks for at least confirming that we are not alone with this issue!

I once tried a harbor freight spool .which had a different size hub. And since then it is not a smooth feed. More like a stitch and jerky .so thanks for refreshing my memory on how this thing is supposed to go . No more popcorn here ! 😅

I bought a used Lincoln Pro Mig 175. It was missing the wing nut and washer that holds on the spool. I found a wing nut but I can’t find a washer. Any suggestions where to find it online?

What program are you using? And for future videos like this can you link it in the bio?

Thank you!! This really helped! Was on my for you page! Was really considering buying a 3D scan tool!

I've Had Successful Welds By Heating The Welder For 2 Minutes. Shutting Off The Welder Immediately After The Timer Goes Off. Then I Open The Jaws And Set A Piece Of FilaMent HalfWay Over The Contact Point And Shut The Jaws Than Insert The Second Piece Of FilaMent While Pushing Slowly Until I See The First FilaMent Move Slightly. After Setting The FilaMent I Let Them Cool For 3 To 5 Minutes, I Noticed There Was Little To No Warping Waiting 5 Minutes. I Feel When The Jaws Bind A Bit While Trying To Open Them Is The Sign Of A Proper Weld. Hope This Procedure Will Work For You And Others.

Thanks I'm new to 3D printing I just knew something was off with mine so I took the nozzle off of mine and the PFTE liner was all the way down into my nozzle. I'm guessing that's the piece you were saying you had to replace? I guess I'll have to figure out how long it's supposed to be and exactly where it goes in the setup unless you can comment back to me. But I did realize that my whole hotend is loose in there so after I get the parts I ordered from your affiliate links I'll tear it apart and attempt to fix it back up.

Couple of things that would improve your videos... Please pay a bit of attention to focusing when showing things to the screen, i.e. at 1:34 when showing the temperature reference table and 1:39 when showing the QR code. When playing music, i.e. from 6:07, please make sure the audio level matches your voice level. Your voice was quite quiet, so I turned up the volume to my headphones, only to be almost deafened when the music started playing! Also, when you're trying to show differences in printed models, you really need decent lighting. At 6:05 the black filament was just too dark to see anything except when the roof overhang of the Benchy passed a bit of light; but then you turned the light on at 6:20 and back off again at 7:08 (different time of day?). And from 9:16 when you're showing the Benchys close to the overhead camera, especially the black filament, it's almost impossible to see what you're trying to demonstrate (it's a lot easier with the lighter though).

Thank you, I realize appreciate this video. I can set my machine up with gas now.

😁👍 Great tutorial

Hay man is there a chance you can help me wit my bibo can get it to print

thnx for trying it out -atleast i have a example fo follow now - i always feel i bit frustated with left over filemant btw i wonder if its posible to replace the pen spring with a heater coil (from a vape coil) to heat the filament . that way you could focus more on the welding the filament

Thank you. Easy to understand video. Can you do a video on how to set this welder up for mig with the proper mix of Argon gas? I’m a beginner welder I’m just using flux core wire for now. I would like to move over to MIG welding with gas. Thanks again.

Bravo- how incredible -talk to you soon,broth~ 🤗