Brilliant idea bro ;-) but I give you one more to implement think what a chandelier could look like which serves as a charging base grande un saluto dall'Italia ciaoooo ualioooo!!!! ^__^
I like it, you were kind in proposing this. I did this project too, but I used the 24v leds directly without removing the resistors, but I added a small 2Ah "STEP UP" circuit, so as to maintain 23 volts continuous. 23 volts, so I don't overheat the LEDs inside the body. The battery discharge can drop below 19 volts. So I had a constant brightness independent of battery volts.
Appears to be a practical and versatile lighting solution for a variety of applications. The touch button feature allows for easy operation and the integrated battery provides convenience and portability. Overall, this product seems to offer a great combination of functionality and ease of use. 👏
For the next project, consider creating a 20v to 12v battery Parkside adapter, for anyone wanting to power their "12vteam" Parkside tools with "20v team" Parkside batteries. (requirements: a 3D printed adapter, a step-down converter able to accommodate high amps and your ingenuity!!!)
Very nice idea. I think it is not necessary to remove the resistors and even better to keep them. They protect the LED's from overcurrent and increase the LED's livespan and efficiency. A fully charged battery could be close to 21V, there hopefully is some loss in the switch otherwise you could have up to 3,5V per led and that will make them short lived.
You should replace resistors, not removing. (Ucc-ULed)/ILed and you have resistance. You can’t remove resistors only you need to recalculate new value. You will degrade leds quickly.
Thank you very much dear Teacher. Even though I have zero knowledge in electronics, yet I still watch your video because it is mesmerizing. I would binge watch your videos like Netflix. Have a great day Sir.
Hello, Do you have a dewalt one or a Ryboi version? Also I was wondering are they longer screws at the end when you was closing up the lid, What size are they screws?
No quiero ser negativo, pero los ingenieros intentan hacer que la batería dure lo más que pueda para ofrecer mejor prestaciones. Esto queda bonito pero va en contra de lo que queremos, que la batería dure mucho.
I understood what you were trying to tell me and decided to check out your channel and you make a similar video but this is the first time I've seen your video. By the way you have very good videos congratulations. 614🙂🤝
Genius, Parkside wouldn't think of that idea, they have to watch your videos to learn something new 😯🔝👏👏👏
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nice idea, i designed the upgrade for the battery, never thought of this use, great!!
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝
Brilliant idea bro ;-)
but I give you one more to implement
think what a chandelier could look like
which serves as a charging base
grande un saluto dall'Italia ciaoooo ualioooo!!!! ^__^
I like it, you were kind in proposing this. I did this project too, but I used the 24v leds directly without removing the resistors, but I added a small 2Ah "STEP UP" circuit, so as to maintain 23 volts continuous. 23 volts, so I don't overheat the LEDs inside the body. The battery discharge can drop below 19 volts. So I had a constant brightness independent of battery volts.
Appears to be a practical and versatile lighting solution for a variety of applications. The touch button feature allows for easy operation and the integrated battery provides convenience and portability. Overall, this product seems to offer a great combination of functionality and ease of use. 👏
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀
Wow! Nice creative tip!
You never cease to amaze me with your ideas! Keep it up my friend!
Thank you my Friend🙂🤝
For the next project, consider creating a 20v to 12v battery Parkside adapter, for anyone wanting to power their "12vteam" Parkside tools with "20v team" Parkside batteries.
(requirements: a 3D printed adapter, a step-down converter able to accommodate high amps and your ingenuity!!!)
My friend you deserve Nobel prize ❤ I have no words... honestly you are the best!!!
Thank you my Friend🙂🤝❤️
Extremely clever and I hope some manufacturers will adopt it but what about the heat?
At maximum power, it heats up a little more, so it is recommended to work on the first and second stage.
Very nice idea and really great visual impact. A warm greeting
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀
what are you spraying to dry the glue?
This is a two-component adhesive "Mitre apel"
Very nice idea. I think it is not necessary to remove the resistors and even better to keep them. They protect the LED's from overcurrent and increase the LED's livespan and efficiency. A fully charged battery could be close to 21V, there hopefully is some loss in the switch otherwise you could have up to 3,5V per led and that will make them short lived.
I wouldn't remove them, but they lights very dimly at 24V mode.
@@ErCanEverything Ok thanks, it makes sense then!
You should replace resistors, not removing. (Ucc-ULed)/ILed and you have resistance. You can’t remove resistors only you need to recalculate new value. You will degrade leds quickly.
Most useful hack I've ever seen done to a tool battery. I'm so jealous it wasn't my idea.😅
😅🤣
Very interresting idea
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝
Thank you very much dear Teacher.
Even though I have zero knowledge in electronics, yet I still watch your video because it is mesmerizing. I would binge watch your videos like Netflix. Have a great day Sir.
Thanks for the nice words.
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝❤️
@@ErCanEverything 👌💝
Hi
It's crazy thing's
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Awesome idea , excellent work 👍👍👍
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🤝🤝
Good idea!!! 🎉🎉
Hello, Do you have a dewalt one or a Ryboi version? Also I was wondering are they longer screws at the end when you was closing up the lid, What size are they screws?
I don't have 3D file for Ryobi or Dewalt but I used the same screws from a 4Ah battery, just replace the bottom cover from a 2Ah one.
Useful hack as always Brother!
Thanks for sharing with us ✌️
I'm glad you liked it Brother🙂🤝❤️
Excellent
Make kits to sell them even different brands
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Very good and practical idea, well done 👍, great video as usual 😉
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Very nice💪👏👏👏👏
Thank you🙂🤝
Bom dia parabens muito bom excelente projeto
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Wow, this is beautiful. Thanks for the idea :)
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Wow... Amazing!
Thank you🙂🤝
hi where can i find the green sticker that you apply on the battery? Thank you
İyi fikir 👍
Teşekkür ederim Dostum🙂🤝🍀
Hi, awesome project! Is it possible to have the transparent support shipped directly? Obviously paying her. Thank you so much...
Dude you are amazing!
Thank you my Friend🙂🤝
what is this spray that you are using? Is it to fast dry super glue?
Two-component adhesive Mitre Apel🙂
Jestem pod wrażeniem
Thanks for sharing
süper fikir 👌
Nice one 👏👏
Do u live in Spain ?
I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂
No, I live in Bulgaria.
Are you asking because I have a lot of Parkside tools?😁
Wo kann man die Sachen dann kaufen ich hab leider kein 3D Drucker
We want a power bank for the laptop and to be easy to work ❤
Then watch this video, it may be useful to you🙂
ua-cam.com/video/HSpSuCGFK5s/v-deo.html
@@ErCanEverything but from parkside battery how, or how to adapt 12v-220v inverter on parkside battery
@@XSGFASFDS most Laptop's require 19.5 Volts DC
Is yours 12 V ?
@@johnrhodes3350 no, but i have 12v-220v inverter that i use in my car, then use the original laptop charger, 220v to 19.5v
3d nyomtatást hol vásárolhatok?
Klasse.
Danke🙂🤝
No quiero ser negativo, pero los ingenieros intentan hacer que la batería dure lo más que pueda para ofrecer mejor prestaciones. Esto queda bonito pero va en contra de lo que queremos, que la batería dure mucho.
Güzel buluş
Teşekkür ederim🙂🤝
Great!
Thank you🙂🤝
Super
Thank you🙂🤝
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Cool!
Süper👍🏻
Teşekkür ederim🙂🤝
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Jeszcze dwa złącza usb i nie potrzebny adapter.
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makita please！
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Je peu presque deviner d ou te viens l'idée 😅
I understood what you were trying to tell me and decided to check out your channel and you make a similar video but this is the first time I've seen your video.
By the way you have very good videos congratulations. 614🙂🤝
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Millet hepsi hahoo diyor Ferman ediyor
İyi bayramlar
7:25 some of the worst soldering ive seen even with ample working space.
This is because right on top of the solder is the plastic that the bolt attaches to and that's why I soldered it on the edge.
What do you spray on the glue?
Two-component adhesive Mitre Apel
@@ErCanEverything thanks 👍