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Scaffolding
http://go.askthebuilder.com... Tim Carter, of AsktheBuilder.com, demonstrates why simple pipe scaffolding is an excellent tool to ...
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1 year ago
FOAM FACTOR INSULATION - POLARFOAM 7300-0 SOYA 2lb. Closed Cell Medium Density Spray Foam
Welcome to our quick movie file illustrating the installation of 2lb. Closed Cell Medium Density Spray Foam Insulation. The best insulation materia...
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@ACOLE66 I think this means that he has a hose with a blower providing fresh clean air pumped in from a safe location, not just a filter mask. So he's breathing clean fresh air, not trying to filter the chemicals out of the air where he's working.
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1 year ago
1/2 inch Burner construction
Video number 2 - Modifications to the basic home made Mikey Burner.
Do this at your own risk.
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Cool! What did you use to take the down-the-bore pictures?
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
FOUNDRY CASTING Making a Sand Mold part 1 TUBALCAIN
This is the first of several FOUNDRY lessons on how to make a sand mold, & then a metal casting.
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1 year ago
Homemade spot welder
Its easy to make a small spot welder from an old microwave oven transformer. Just remove the seconday windings (the thin wires) and replace it with...
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Cool video!
One possible clamping mechanism is a lever with a cam on it; pull the lever and the cam squeezes the arms together.
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
homemade spot welder
I had a dead microwave oven transformer so i sawed off the secondary and replaced it with 2 turns of very thick wire. I then made a simple yet ver...
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Cool video! Thank you for posting it.
What are the electrodes made of, please?
Safe working habits avoid anything with voltage or that may be hot. The spot-welding voltage is not a concern. Capacitive coupling of the primary voltage can give you a tingle (small issue). However if there is a f...
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The wrong way (demonstrated) to use a maul is to:
heave up on the maul to swing it back
heave forward on the maul to stop it (OW! There went my back!)
heave forward more to swing it toward the wood
heave to pry it loose because the wood didn't split
Swing the maul back, up and around in a conti...