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Not designed to pull from side …. Designed to pull straight down

thankfully capturing flat objects is way easier by tracing from 2D scans or photographs

Good tips and tricks to help👍

Well mines about 8 month old, kept on a shelf in a padded bag, took less than a hundred images and maybe 60 minutes of video, and its gone weird with 4 ghost images on video, live preview while recording is fine, photos are fine. reinstalled app, tried another phone. ruclips.net/user/shortszTzTzZxSfa0

After a few days of troubleshooting it. I fixed it. It was the same thing your neighbor had. Thanks!!! Same me some cashola!!!😂

Hey Branchus I wanted to let you know it was hard to find this video when looking it up. I am going through your soldering parts 1-3 and had to click the link in the 2nd video, if you can post it in the description it would be easier to find. Love your videos, your fan, John

This is WAY too complicated for me. I bought the BlueSCSI V2 and formatted it as OS extended and the SD card mounts as a 64GB volume. I then inserted the SC card into the BlusSCSI V2 that is connected to a scsi cable in my 7500/100 and proceeded to boot from the 8.5 install CD and then restart and then reboot again from the 8.6 updater CD and restarted and I have a 7500/100 running with a 64GB SCSI HDD! However after watching what you do here I haven't got a clue what to do with the 7500 as eBay etc has almost zero vintage software CD's to run in 8.6...... I am so baffled. Monterey 12.7.3 will NOT work with any IMG, DMG or ISO or ZIP files. It just asks for an application to do this. What am I missing?? So frustrating.

for beginners, a complicated process indeed. this all should be part of one app like the raspberry imager. select microsd card, tick the system, bam!

Best soldering vid I’ve seen! Cheers mate👍

Had you bolted the scope on a surface other than your workbench, vibrations could be avoided altogether but of course you be the judge of that.

Great video! I have one question: In the old days of using real hardware, we had specific versions of System 7.5 etc for specific models, along with system enabler files. In your initial steps, you chose a 9500 ROM and the complimentary OS, but your physical vintage Mac was not a 9500. In your configuration, everything just worked. However, how would one know which ROM and system installer to choose for creating the SheepShaver environment, ensuring that these initial choices will deliver a bootable system on actual vintage Macintosh hardware? Your instructions and steps are so clear and easy to follow. Much appreciated! Thank you, Bruce.

Thanks, very informative. I am experimenting with the idea of using ultrasonic cavitation to speed up cold brew coffee making in a five gallon keg. The keg is being slowly rotated so a battery source will need to be used (my dad was a slip ring engineer, not going that route). I doubt I will need the same capacity of an ultrasonic cleaner but just enough to vibrate the coffee grounds inside the keg. Coffee geeks have been experimenting with this idea for years...

You should have welded the screws in the first place,you could find a shop to weld it for you,its wrong to support the whole transducer from glue alone

Very nice tutorial.explained very well.Enjoyed watching and subscribed❤

Soon the world will be saying Lötzinn!

Soo what it is the proper one?

Does anybody know of a game that had different levels and you had to break some blocks with a blue and green guy and you had powers and abilities to kill enemies. At the end of every level you went though a rainbow portal. I remeber one of the powers was a ball and another maybe a hammer. Would appreciate any leads.

Hey Bruce, I received my unit today and it is great. Just wondering if you would every post the 3d printed clip you made for that button for the power? And I am assuming you just ran the wire through the tube?

thank you , you were brilliant - I learnt soo much

Thanks for the review, please review a fume extractor by the brand Atten too.

I haven’t a clue about what you’ve been saying. Could you please post a simple summary.

Great informative video Bruce! Thank you for sharing this. I’ve been wanting to get one from Weller or similar and like you said, they were prohibitively expensive! I have nothing on my bench currently, but I’ll be getting this one for sure. Those tests you did convinced me.

Thanks for putting this review together! I’ve only just discovered your videos and I feel I’ve been missing out! Cheers

Today, I recapped my first Mac. I had no experience with soldering (especially not with SMD) but it turned out perfect and my Mac is working! Thank you so much for this guide, really helpful.

Subscribed from SA here in Straya! As a senior citizen I cut my tech teeth on Apple Macintosh computers since 1984 and now with so much time on my hands I am back into tinkering and enjoying the older Macs that many times would frustrate the crap out of me! But I am much calmer now. WONDERFUL channel. I have just placed an order with Juicy Crumb for the assembled Blue SCSI! Cheers mate.

Excellent video, I appreciate how thorough this is, as I'm a beginner so the information was very helpful. It's also helpful how you showed how to solder wires as well as spots on a board, other videos I've seen only show one or the other. And none of them show so clearly what you are doing, on top of the very detailed explanation. This was a very helpful video, I am a lot more informed now! I'll probably do some practicing to make sure I have everything down before I do the actual soldering job too....This was a very helpful video, I'll probably bookmark it in case I need to go back to it for reference. Great job!

I have a samsung aircon remote control with the smallest copper tracks you ever did see. I purchased the strongest reading glasses I could buy and they certainly magnified enough for me to do the job. I am normally ik doing these types of jobs but your video was so brilliant that it made my task run so smoothly. If I can impart some helpful hints, theys are: The board in the damaged tracks were corroded and bluish green corrosion product over the tracks. Possibly copper Chloride. I successfully removed this with a fine stiff paintbrush agitating CilitBang (citric acid) on the area and leaving it for 20mins. Then washed it off with water and dabs of tissue. The other tip I used was as the break in the tracks were so small, I shone a torch light from the otherside of the board and then the broken track could easily be observed.. Thankyou once again for such a down to earth and well informed video, you are quite a star.

*I built one using a squirrel cage blower salvaged from a powerful dehumidifier, a dryer exhaust hose, some lumber and other parts until it was sealed airtight in a window and my hose pulled up both fumes and material to be expelled outdoors.* The drawback is ultimately that even with a highly powerful squirrel cage blower, *I need to build another that uses the blower out of a dryer I salvaged.* I realized that in large part, you're really trying to achieve the effect of a giant shop vac and to be truly effective, these machines need to have the force to snatch up large pieces of material, and then you can watch and see that not a single-colored fume escapes. *My current unit looks just about identical to yours in the demonstration, and IMO after using it a couple years, is just "okay" and these devices just need to be incredibly powerful.* The boil down is something is better than nothing and if functions in the fashion of a true fume extractor, the difference in exposure will be phenomenally lower. Ultimately, I want a unit running in the room as a secondary hepafilter in unity with the fume extractor that evacuates tremendous quantities of gas directly outside.

Looks like bloody Noo-noo!

Thank you for a superb tutorial on the art of soldering. Your explanations were clear and concise, and I learnt a lot in the 30 minutes that I spent listening to you.

Would wearing rubber gloves be a good idea as well? The fact that I might not hear the pop makes me nervous I won’t be 100% sure I discharged correctly. I can understand why app changed their procedure

Nice review, looks like a nice unit. 👍 Personally I've been just using a fan to avoid smoke in my face and then I have a reasonably large air purifier unit with hepa filter that keeps the air clean. The air purifier is fairly quiet and it comes with remote control plus ionizer and plasma functionality.

Thanks, I will be ordering one of these.

Great review Bruce!

How about a link to the Air Quality Tester? That looked skookum for PB's.

Nice video, thank you. However if you were gullible enough to get octo-jabbed with the poison, the coincidence will get you long before the VOC's do. But for the PB's, looks like a good unit to get. Thanks again.

This is one of the most enjoyable videoed I have ever watched on RUclips. Five stars!! Also, your transparency about the errors was refreshing and helpful. Blessings to you!!

Im gonna get a powerpc era pentium and compare that to my powerpc. See which can still surf the web, watch youtube etc. and what was the real deal and what was another mystical magic lie.

The best CRT discharge video. All safety steps mentioned right off the bat.

Late to your channel. Love your teaching style. I've developed an interest because of my son doing electronics at high school. So I am on a learning journey because of my piqued interest. Thanks again. Hope to be able to join when you are live 👍🏼

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Instead of going through all that soldering, i would opt for rivet nuts with some posts and red locktight.

nice video and Nice Shirt !!! MOPAR ALL THE WAY

Good afternoon from New Zealand. Thank you very much for the programme for the 3D programme for the electronics. The first box and mount have been printed. Simply wonderful. May I ask if the programmes for the Bars and the 12v transformer and the Front Control Panel that takes the switches. Kind regards, Paul

Great tutorial Bruce. All I need now is a BlueSCSI, an SD card, and SheepShaver!