Hi!, yes you need to repeat the process. You can use the batch flow function if you need to simulate a lot of airfoils in different angles and different velocities but in my case, I didn’t need to use it😊

Hello! I don’t perform wind turbine simulations

@@PapiDos okay sir ....Its part of our thesis po sana...

Congraaats!! 🎉🎉

You're welcome!

Hi! Of what aircraft?

@@PapiDos sketch of aeroplane which is in 3 view, not a 3d but sketch blue print one

@@johnrai4290 can I get your email? Thanks!

@@PapiDos can i get either? Please. Doesnt matter, i want to aircraft wide pictures to draw in autocad

@@aydnozturk5440 hi! Send me your email so i can share it to you, thanks! 😊

Hi! You can send me an email at [email protected]. Thank you! 😊

If the value of the flow is positive and its backwards, try making it negative. Same goes if the value is negative

@@PapiDos oh thanks, now it does come from da front

I haven’t tried the slim plus yet but from what I’ve been reading, its better than then C2. If you can get the slim plus, why not 😁

@@PapiDos hey thanks! Really appreciate your reply! I went with slim plus.

Got my C2 Max couple days ago, tried 27 clicks (from zero start) for French press and the nut seemed substantially loose, while the grind was only marginally acceptable with mostly larger consistent grinds as well as some unwanted powdery slurry that ended up as muck in the bottom of my coffee cup; left me wondering what I did wrong.

@@kernlkajun1The grinder works fine at 27 clicks, but you can try opening and refitting everything back if its still loose. And the smaller grind that you are talking about is called “fines” and that is the case with most grinders (& usually at the coarsest setting as well). These fines will usually end up as grit in your coffee especially when you’re using a metal filter (like french press). What i suggest you can do is double strain the coffee when you make it in French press with a finer sieve. You can also try making it with a paper filter (like Aeropress or V60, etc) which will give you a cleaner cup everytime. Happy Brewing!

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From what I know it's not the best for the Burrs going under 10

@@chrismiksworld I got the C3 after the C2. Much faster for finer grinds and finer overall.

I’m using 9 clicks, as 10 clicks still coarse for me

@@terencelay6400 I bought the C3. Much faster for espresso. I get also finer grind

Hi! So for the computation, need muna iseperate yung parts then compute by doing group and massprop on autocad. From there, you can get the raw values of its centroid and coordinates (x,y). For the centroid, we just average x and average y then simply plot a circle to identify where the centroid is. I can send you the sample excel file from this video if you need it.

Hi! You can use the grinder for espresso grinds, try it at 10 clicks. If you have a double layer basket, you can use that with coarser grinds above 10 😊

@@PapiDos Gracias 😁

Hi! That’s a good question. Primary flight controls are mainly to control the aircraft about its three axes. The secondary flight controls help those primary control surfaces and have other functions such as to increase the lift of an aircraft or to help in in changing direction of an aircraft. Secondary flight control surfaces cannot change the direction of the plane alone. I hope that answered your question, happy learning! 😊🙏🏼

How many clicks do you use for moka pot? Just got my c2 and wanted a ballpark number to start with. If espresso is 14 then would I use something like 16?

@@MrMooAndMoonSquirrelToo Yes, I also use 16 clicks on my Timemore C2 as a starting point, if you find your coffee too bitter you can try increase the grind size by one or two clicks coarser 😃

@@MrJab-hq8yk 16 clicks turned out delicious when I actually got my new moka pot to work right! This was my first time using one and the first couple times I pretty much just steamed the puck because I didn’t tighten it enough. I’ve got to say, even though it’s definitely a process, I’m impressed! Hopefully I’ll save money by making better coffee at home so I don’t get it out so much all the time!

Hi! If its the portable espresso maker, you should grind it in 10 clicks or finer depending on the coffee. Would take about more than 1-2 minutes to get 18g out 😊

@@PapiDos Yes, the coffee maker is portable, can it be used for less than ten? I'm ten, it takes a long time, maybe it's different? My mill is exactly like you, but maybe it's because of coffee.

@@PapiDos I put it at 12 degrees, it takes four minutes

@@baharehmovarekhi8240 it depends on the beans, adjust your grind on the taste that you want when brewing the coffee

Hello po! Pwede naman po imartilyo, nakadepende din po kasi sa kahoy na gagamitin.

Hello! Can i get your email so i could send you a copy?

Sure! Could you send me your email?

@@PapiDos hello po, can i have the copy din po ?

@@sniw4269 Sure! Can you message me thru email so i can send it? [email protected], thanks 😊

@@PapiDos hello po can i have the copy din po

For fine grinds, it retains some grind in the burr so you would need to clean it before storing. I have no problems with it, one of the best investments I’ve had so far 😊

@@PapiDos Many Thanks. My plan is to get it for Pour Overs/French Press and sometime for Moka Pot that's it.

Sinalba ka ba neto? Hahaha

Thanks madam 😝