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sunteti niste prosti!
vrancea2000 1 year ago
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porscheghcje 1 year ago
get BEAVER
harrythegrass 2 years ago
i would imagine there being an exaust
noiseundermybed 2 years ago
The exhaust is through the drilled-out centre post of the CD spindle.
MrfixitRick 2 years ago
Its a great video, im actually making one myself, but still i had to laught when you said,
"It is spinning... thats a good sign!"
MandolinMan0001 2 years ago
Um.. Why Won't it Load?
redyoshi1985 2 years ago
Hey lol! I had that same problem! I think I am going to plug it with hot glue all around. I just wish there was a way I could still take it apart afterward...
spinafire 3 years ago
It's true that the cover to spindle base is a more-or-less permanent glue job. It's best to test as much as possible first, before the glue decision! I've tried using an o-ring seal and rubber gaskets, but it didn't work so well! (i.e. I got real wet...;)
MrfixitRick 3 years ago
@MrfixitRick
Reversing rotation might work ;)
montystar 1 year ago
Water? Wood? Cutting?
Better off getting a Beaver.
americafirst101 3 years ago 3
You're right...I haven't had a beaver for a while.
Seriously, I did invent a backpack gas-powered device for girdling trees, called the "L'il Beaver'. It has a chainsaw chain wrapped around a cone as the cutting head and takes big chunks out of tree bark to kill weed trees.
Not half as much fun as running a magnetically-attached Skilsaw blade powered by compressed air and CD's on a CD spindle, though. (See my PumpkinCutter video ;)
MrfixitRick 3 years ago
whats the point?
bunoboy380 3 years ago
Just cause it's fun to play with a turbine and rotating magnetic fields. I've had a Tesla CD Turbine in my sink for 4 months, used it almost every day and love it. I teach students with it and amaze engineers. It's won contests and been in magazines. Not too bad for a bunch of CD's and magnets!
Check out the later SinkScience movies for more info, or check out the CD Turbine web site at cdturbine(dot)com.
MrfixitRick 3 years ago
LooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooL !
oztronix 3 years ago
Ah the beautiful Canadian forests. I'm guessing your in a western province? B.C. most likely... It's just not the same over here in Ontario.. :P
Directoroflego 4 years ago
one of his other vids you see a 'telus' cd.
zabcod 4 years ago
This reminds me of red green show for some reason...
Astinsan 4 years ago
hey, my heroes!
MrfixitRick 4 years ago
are you in canada?
LTm0rt 4 years ago
yes I am. Why?
MrfixitRick 4 years ago
Bob saget?
beenthere888 4 years ago
yes. wikipedia says he has "edgy" humour!
MrfixitRick 4 years ago
? I was saying you sound like him.......
beenthere888 4 years ago
what about the interest of your fingers brother lol love man keep posting your videos charliemawwie
SCENARIOBABY 4 years ago
Everyone's interested in my fingers. Gees, I have more important body parts! If the blade separated from the magnetic coupling at speed it wouldn't stop at fingers. However, the blade video is mostly for effect; The turbine and magnetic coupler with blade worked way better than expected and I managed to film it. Oh, and lived to tell the tale! Doesn't mean you will, so don't try it.
MrfixitRick 4 years ago
i compleatly agree. a finger can be re-attached, which i know from experiences but others cannot. ps i love your videos.
BAZOOKA30215 4 years ago
take care with your fingers!!!
alex681219 4 years ago
yes, I took a few chances with this device, I really didn't think it would be able to work so well!!
MrfixitRick 4 years ago