Hallo und guten Abend ich habe gerade dein Video entdeckt und wollte mal fragen ob du mir auch so ein akku machen könntest wenn ich dir alle teile sende und meinen alten akku. Wenn ja was würde es kosten. Liebe Grüße aus Stuttgart

Hey there! Real great idea, nice Video, nice STL! Thank you for that. I build one of these. At the moment the second one. Now, there are some batteries unused from the original one. Do you have an STL for 4 oder 6 AH Parkside?

LG M50T and M50LT are extremely dangerous batteries. They tend to leak under high load. Leaked electrolyte corrodes the metal then you have a shortcut over time and FIRE! Just google...

does anyone know where to get a replacement lead screw for this printer, i see them on amazon but im afraid of getting the wrong one

How much will be the total of this battery and shipping to south Africa

I literally had a major resin spill yesterday and the touchscreen is buggered. Thank goodness I found your video and learned I could use a mouse in the interim while waiting for a new touchscreen! Thanks for sharing your experience and solutions!

these are not near as the original batteryes, on discharge rate they are only 14.5 x3 would give 45A , but this is max

If I were the manufacturer of this type of printer I would add a few plastic drains so that resin can be directed via a gutter around the glass and exit the bottom into a tray or base that has some kind of a low profile tub. This way you would only need to just flush the drain with IPA.

You are my internet hero ! I have to open my printer because I spilled resin over my motor 😢

بارك الله فيك متابعك من العراق

I really liked this thank you for making this video

So interesting project it is! Wondering if any custom PCBs and 3D printing services may help for upcoming projects? Would love to sponsor!! (PCBWay zoey)

It’s a shame uk doesn’t seem to be doing the performance range anymore. Used parkside for 10+ years now , have many of their 20v and 12v team parts, and some are real winners like their green chunky impact driver, 12v mini grinder and 12v jigsaw. The performance range i only ever seen it once , probably about 5 years ago.

Interesting that original bms can be used. I came across your video as i was searching for a bms that i was thinking it needs changed when upgrading the parkside 12v team batteries. Their 4ah 12v battery has 6 cells of 2ah, and was thinking to just replace them for some 3ah ones, would make it a 6ah and overall better quality battery with good cells.

You just throw uncured resin in your trashcan just like that? come on buddy! Get back 2 basics 😡😡

Welke plek koop je die batterijen. Ik heb pas een puntlasser op Ali besteld in powerbank formaat werkt goed was maar 31 euro.

the battery is very big and most probably too heavy for small power tools. I've see a similar project with cell modification for total power of 9000mAh but what is not clear for me is why is possible to use same BMS board with different cell and major power than the original battery of 2000mAh: do you have more technical info or a datasheet of BMS board 2A? I don't like super glue: is it very super for that heavy work? PS: for cut plastic of the upper side of the battery an hand tool should be enough than angle grinder 😂😉

I wish i would have skills to do such things! Super cool!

NICE VEDIO

very very impressive project and video account

Great 👍👍👍

how do you safely charge the massive battery pack?

Dear instructor, may i ask somethingi have an issue after change screeam the uv light does not stop sinse star printing, i try and check averything and nothing works, do you know what is happen_?

Je moet blijkbaar veel investeren in pc-programma's en er kunnen mee werken om uw nutteloze creaties na te bouwen. Waardeloze video voor 99,999999999999%van de bevolking.

I did short the battery’s accidentally and one of the battery’s completely died, is that normal? Is there a way to make the died cell work again? I wish someone help me

Damn! That sucks what happened to you! Awesome Idea with the Mouse and the USB Hub!

Absolutely beautiful!!!! Thankyou for the upload

It'd be good idea to perform load test with 20A current draw and check with thermal camera, if there aren't any hot spots, which would indicate bad spot welding.

I need to learn/get a 3d printer... I love shit like this. But damn thats a shit ton of work. Subbed

Thx fornthe video i just had the same issue with an original fep. It broke and the resin went everywhere occluding the monitor. I'm now going to clean everything hoping tonnot have damaged any components..

Why make a big battery though and use very low current capable cells ?Those lgs are only rated for max 14.4a discharge.. Even the cells in the parkside 4ah battery are 30a rated cells...

found this video afteri accidently poured resin all over printer luckily it only went into the stepper motor i need to replace it but i have to say this video has to a how not to use a halot one lol i know people say dont use metal scraper on fep but why would they give you one if they didnt want you to use it also dont add silicon around screen it will be harder to remove if this happens again

6:54 Never use metal scrapers on fep Or screen, plastic or rubber only

To anyone watching this: never use a drill to tighten your FEP.

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11:45 - never remove positive terminal first. This is creepily dangerous. if you short it out you can make a big mess.

Lesson here is sometimes the more you try to save money the more it costs you. If there was a better or cheaper alternative to fep the companies would have sold it. But thank you for your sacrifice in testing out things that some of us already thought of using.

good idea but not useful

Is this still holding up? Is this drill a good drill?

Too heavy. Better two or three smaller batteries.

LOL, All you have to do is tell them one time to stop that and immediately they stop, cats are very smart in that way...right?

Very special

Really nice , worth tot look

Really nice work ❤

1st 😁😁

Hi all, Here's the code for the project: #include <Servo.h> Servo servos[12]; unsigned long lastFastMoveTime = 0; bool fastMoveActive = false; void centerServos() { for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { servos[i].write(90); // Center each servo to 90 degrees } delay(3000); // Wait for 1 second after centering servos } void setup() { for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { servos[i].attach(i + 2); // Attach each servo to a pin (pins 2 to 13) } randomSeed(analogRead(0)); // Seed the random number generator with an analog pin's value centerServos(); // Center the servos upon startup } void loop() { unsigned long currentTime = millis(); // Check if it's time to activate fast servo movements if (!fastMoveActive && (currentTime - lastFastMoveTime >= random(60000, 120000))) { delay(3000); // Delay for 3 seconds before starting fast movements fastMoveActive = true; lastFastMoveTime = currentTime; // Move all servos fast and randomly for 8 seconds unsigned long fastMoveEndTime = currentTime + 8000; while (millis() < fastMoveEndTime) { for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { servos[i].write(random(0, 180)); } } fastMoveActive = false; } // If fastMoveActive is false, continue with normal random movements if (!fastMoveActive) { int randomDelay = random(300, 1200); // Generate a random delay between movements (faster) delay(randomDelay); // Wait for a random amount of time before the next movement // Move each servo to a random position within its range for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { servos[i].write(random(0, 180)); } } }

bro is using no safety precautions

How to make a battery powered hammer

Faltou um teste de força, 2ah vs 15ah haha

Hi. Thanks a lot for the video! Great work!