How to Open a Dell AC Laptop Adapter like a Gorilla.

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You can't open dell powersuply but you can get inside once. it's best to use oscilatiog cutter for plastic seem and cut the top off. Rebuild faulty components and leave it accesible to be open later. 2 rubberbands are enough.

Strength of the bear!

Thanks dude really helpful

Ive got the same one. The manual says 1954. Dad bought it new, I believe. Would like to have a varible speed motor like yours. Can you give me the info on it ?

Nice concept. Now how can this be replicated in smooth steel work and made to support heavier lamp. I am interested in more luminous LED flood white light like the one displayed. Where can it sourced? Great job you did.

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It sounds amazing. Absolutely beautiful. Love it.

Thank you for taking us along on your experiments. That will help everyone who is trying to make the best decision on how to build their own. So thank you. Well done.

Thanks for sharing.

The question is.... why do they make it so hard to open when they could've just put in 4 screws?

Can I use isopropyl alcohol instead of gasoline?

thank you.

what type of oil do you put in the oiling port? Thank you for the video, I just picked up one of these at a yard sale today and an trying to learn a little more since I don't have a manual

Brilliant! Old tech can still be useful and dependable. Thanks for posting this.

Thanks! In my case this method worked perfectly without cover damages.

I used petrol and charger came apart within 2 min

Nice video!

i never had much luck with black paint, by the time i cleaned the paint in was right back where i started , never tried machinist layout dye

I love it.simple and great sound. Thank for your sharing.

That second one sounded great!

I agree with you on buying the quality tools but we all still have some cheap ones in our tool box and your video demo of the paint helps. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing

Like the idea as a marking knife

shoula used isopropyl alcohol to kill the glue

Actually works man... tysm

well it's more like "how to destroy" it actually ). I'm Looking now for a solvent, which can dissolve glue. Petrol for example.

Just picked up a 930 last night and will start restoration soon. Very helpful! Thanks.

Got A+ Thanks to this vid🙏🏻🙏🏻

Bought this model last weekend at yard sale for $40. Tore down, cleaned and painted hammered copper. Not sure what year or how to determine. Original motor RPM rating? Need to find a manual.

It worked for me , thanks

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She is very good.

U deserve much more likes....thank u!!! Was helpfully!!!

Hard rubber washers might help with unwanted movement.

Nice! How much 90 weight oil?

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Thank you for keeping this video on line. I have 46-110, which appears to be a twin to the 930. It's time to open the headstock and take a good look at the bearings. You've saved me a lot of guessing.

Rick, Am putting together an exact copy of your lathe (1954). Can you tell me the size of the left hand side of the spindle? I know the right is 3/4 by 16TPI, but not the left... can you help me?

Great job. I think these look better than the $25 commercial version.

hi Rick. I just bought same lathe ! Really interested in finding out what motor you are using . Having on the fly , variable speed like yours would really be nice . Thanks for posting , hope to hear how you set up your variable speed !

Nice video. Replacement bearing cartridges aren’t very expensive. If you take the trouble to take this apart after it’s been used a lot then left to sit, no reason not to simply change the bearings and be done for a long while.

I'm gonna order a 20$ one off amazon bit until arrives this macgyver move will suffice

Stabbed myself last night with a knife ..but thanks to this video its opened and fixed..I should've just KZfaq this earlier.had to rewire plug for PC to the inside of adapter wires

Hi Rick....hervorragend,gutes Design,gut erklärt.Danke Hans Germany ;-) ....excellent, good design, well explained.....;-)

I just have spent a day doing adjustments to my saw. My arbor flange error is same as yours at periphery (+/- 1 thou). Here is the thing. I mounted a 4 inch dado stack and measured wobble and got +/- 5 thou. I cleaned everything also prior to this test. I calculated that my flange periphery is about 0.75 inch radius. This calculates out to a 5.3 thou difference on one side of the blade or a kerf that is 10.6 thousands greater than the saw blade for an 8 inch blade and closer to 12 thou greater than blade width for a 10 inch diameter blade. Does this sound right to you? Are you happy with the runout you have? I guess it isn't a big deal unless you are doing finger joints like me. Happy to hear any of your thoughts on this.

Sorry Rick , Headstock not tailstock.

Rick I'm trying to remove and replace the bearings in my tailstock, iv got the same lathe. Not sure how to remove the tailstock lock clamps any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

What inch threads are there on the main drive? If I wanted to mount a chuck thanks!