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can you do this without having the main battery connected?

hi andrew, what tiype of paint did yuu use? i want to mix some acrylic paint on the epoxy resin but they tell me it can affect de proces.. thanks for all the work you do, its just great !

Looked very healthy

Curious how the throttle was connected to the motors

Thank you

How long did it take to accumulate this much dust 🤔

What is the run time?

I purchased the same size Senville unit. For the indoor unit, at 3:37, you are showing your wiring connection for red/white/black that is different than what the unit diagram shows on mine. Mine shows Red -1 ,, black -2, and white -3. I notice that your unit does not have this little connector detail that is just next to the wiring block. Anyone else- just be cautious about this, as the manual isn't very helpful.

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Thanks a million dude, I just fixed my go-to torch because of you!

best video so far i have seen

Thank you!! Only used my steamer 2 times & it quit working working. Your video was very helpful!

Just wanted to say thank you for this video! The way you documented the process was great, clear and easy to understand. I followed along with the install of my 12K BTU LETO and everything worked well! The line set was way too long in my case, so I got to learn how to flare copper lines too but thankfully I got the hang of it with some practice. Thanks again! 👍

Will there be an instructable for V.3? (The pizza oven itself, not the burners)

Depending on your water source, it might have a high mineral content (e.g., calcium, magnesium). If so, when the water is drawn up through the tube inside the steamer, heated and turned to steam, the minerals can come out of the water, solidify and form a scale inside the tubing. This scale can eventually buildup inside the narrow tube, block it and cause it to lose its prime. To remove the scale blockage, you can take the steamer apart as shown or use a syringe or use compressed air to attempt to blow it out of the line. Also, you can occasionally descale the line by running vinegar or a descaling solution used for coffee makers through the line. Make sure that you run some water through it so that you can remove the vinegar or descaling solution. If you need to prime it, you might have to draw or force water into the line with a syringe.

Thanks for this tutorial. I’ve watched several on creating multi colour prints but yours is the most concise and easy to follow I’ve come across. Great job.👍

Wow! Good to know for whoever owns one of these!

Do you have video on how to do the dedicated circuit box for the outside unit?

arnt you brave

You can use titanium tube!

Thank you for helping me better understand the ins and outs of these. Very helpful!

Andrew, I love this video. I'm not much of a surfer myself, but I intend to use the chambered method to make a boogie (body) board for myself and daughter. Although I've seen plenty of video doing it from foam and plywood, I think I would enjoy the chambering process quite a bit. I plan t o use redwood for the body and cedar as the striped accents. Thanks, I'll be referring to this video once I get started.

Nice video, and to the point. Thank you!

Thanks for this buddy. And greetings to all like minded guys out there who know and appreciate the need for using the correct tape for the job in hand

I don’t understand where you ran the signal wire, to then have the grey conduit connected to the outside unit? You don’t show the full electrical run for the signal line

Yeah they don’t make taking it apart and cleaning eazy at all

now if they could stop putting them in bathroom closets with a 90° turn and zero room anywhere in the apartment to actually work on then, or down stack them... real nightmare scenario... thinking i might bite the bullet and just call the repair guy

This only happens if you dont use a filter that it comes with.

WOW..Im so shocked..taking mine apart tomorrow !!!

Bonjour comment sa s'appelle cette soudure svp normalement ces a l'arc non ?

you may have copied the design but this is the clearest filmed video of them all, great job!

I shaped my first longboard two years ago and used your videos as an excellent guidance, now I am back and working on my second board and once again, I am returning to your vids. You rock man and yes, as many have mentioned, you don't nearly enough recognition for these vids. Thanks again!

No Pressure Test 😮😮 first before Vacuuming..❓❓

For me Flare fittings is OUT.....i rather using Stay Brite 8 Solder. Cutting the Flare sections Out. I heard Bad things about Them 😕👎

I know this video was posted a long time ago but is there a limit on how long you could make it?

Not that simpe if we make a stable controller on heater. There are some parameters need to be set properly.

Yes I would like to try the black iron

Hey friend, what is the link to the file so I can print it on the printer?

"No chemicals" proceeds to use printed newspaper

Bro, buy a vice !!!!

Don’t waste your time it doesn’t set up.

Super helpful video and just what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!

explaining the process in detail is great, thank you

Your videos are very helpful Thanks for making them

I attached one of these to solar panel and put it in an outdoor lantern. Looks great but defaults to solid (non-flickering light). Any one know how to disable that function so it will only flicker?

Great detail.

I bought a Ryobi angle grinder and then I bought a Diablo 4 1/2 inch diameter ultra course 40 grit blade. And I can’t get the ryobi disc flange to fit over the Diablo blade. It feels like the Diablo blade is too big, but it matches the number on the Ryobi box which also says 4 1/2 inch. Mine says 5/8 arbor but yours has a different number. Any advice?