How a laser level works
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this video, we'll examine the main components and explore the inner workings of a laser level.
A laser level is a tool that projects a laser beam in the form of a dot, horizontal, vertical, or cross-lines. The laser beam acts as a precise visual reference for aligning and leveling objects. It can be red or green, with green lasers being more visible, especially in daylight. What makes this tool unique compared to traditional levels is its ability to automatically level itself if the base is not level.
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Hey everyone! We noticed there were some issues with the frame rate in the original upload of this video, thanks to those who pointed it out. We’ve fixed it and reuploaded the video for a smoother viewing experience. We really appreciate your feedback-it helps us keep improving! 🙏 Thanks for your patience and support.
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There are many ways to mispronounce "diode", I've never heard "die odd" before but that's gonna be my motto for a while... "Die odd" has a nice ring to it
didn't know there was a spinoff movie for die hard
Die odd for me is just painful. They will always be diodes to me.
if we're onto language business, it's called mispronunce :P, as in mis-pronunciation, with french origin, a pronoun is a word that can function as a noun referring to someone previously mentioned
English language is fucked up but "mispronounce" is officially correct spelling
@@Szamuz yeah just looked it up lol, seems like "pronunce" is just used for pronunciation, and pronounciation is defined as its common misspelling. not sure why. some articles use "mispronunciation". my ios keyboard recognizes pronunciation and mispronunciation, but mispronounced is spelled with an o. wild stuff. i think i'll just start my own dialect
Really thought this reuppload was to fix diode 😅😅😅
The only clear giveaway was the pronunciation of 'diode'.
Diode is pronounced with a long O like "Open"... Fantastic video🔥❤️ keep em coming
It's a laser pointer on a plumbob!
Great summary of it 👌
the die-odd
You need to do a video on retractable hose reels! I've seen almost nothing online that's as in-depth as your videos and wanted to fix one of mine that has stopped locking the hose length.
A nut/bolt may have come loose on the ratcheting mechanism. Are there any loose parts flopping around?
@boostedxmas I've been searching up how to disassemble them and kept getting warnings that I shouldn't be since there's a high torque spring. I think it might just be the teeth of the locking mechanism being worn out. I can replace it with a 3D print but just wanted a better idea of the internal prior to taking it apart. Really don't want to get hit by the spring 😅
A cool video idea would be to explain how an electrical comparator/op-amp works, it's the bases for how we convert analog signals into binary, I love your channel!
Very clever! Brilliant animations!
Amazing, radar would be really interesting to see next
Great video
Skip to 3:48 if you're here just for the leveling mechanism
My guess for the distance is around 20-25m (65-80 feet).
laser paper cutter will be amazing sir not the metal cutter ones
Why don't the magnet interfere with leveling?
It's not strong enough
Never been this triggered before. Which engineering school says Die odd?
hey man i have noticed you are using blender for production of your videos please tell me how you are creating the effect of parts border looking red green or yellow colour while moving cutter inside. please help.
One way to achieve this is to assign a second material with the desired color to the parts you want to cut
@@Deconstructed_Animations ok i will try thanks man for your time
Die-ode not die-odd. Long O
Great videos, but mispronouncing basic vocab is a fast way to lose credibility.
Diode is pronounced die-ode [ˈdīˌōd] and the plural of axis is axes, pronounced axe-ease [ˈæk.siːz].
I remember applying for a job and they asked in the interview if I had ever used "sequel". Me, having only read and not heard the word, did not know they were talking about SQL. Happened to me again when someone said "Fizzmo", referring to FSMO. When you're learning by reading, you don't always get a pronunciation guide.
Say the words right and nobody notices. Say them wrong and everyone does.