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There is a better one at printables /model/396228 No friction and totally water/ air sealed.

How can you tell when the alumina needs to be recharged? Does it change color like the desiccant?

But in a vacuum-sealed bag, does moisture from the filament even reach that center hole? Wouldn't you want the desiccant somewhere on the perimeter of the spool?

Stick to the clear grey top totes from lowes it's nice to be able to see through the tote along with a label

You could just put a diagonal 2x4 or some plywood across the back and it will stabilize it

I see that you have 3 files for the RollerAssembly? Could you please tell me the difference? Have you made any upgrades as some say it's rather flimsy.

This video was amazing, a spectacular solution for a complicated problem

Is anyone else having trouble with the actual drill chuck assembly? The mandrel is just too big and the bearings, chuck, belt dont fit on it. Ive ordered multiple because i thought it was maybe just a mistake, but no amount of hammering or lubricant will get these pieces to go together. The rest of the jig was easy to build, im just struggling with the initial assembly.

I like the labels you have on the totes - could you provide any info about them...thanks.

Hi Mr. Kress! My wife sent me your video and we're gearing up to take this project on for all the windows in our place. I think it's a great video, but I had some clarifying questions I was hoping you could elaborate on: - What size screws pocket screws do you use? - How far do the pocket holes need to be drilled from the edge? Or does the Jig kit explain it for me? - When subtracting the measurements of both the styles and the rails, do you double the 0.25" thickness of the weather stripping? Or do you only subtract the single 0.25" so that it is a tight fit? - When you're applying the weather stripping, do you wrap it *around* the corners, or do you cut a new strip? You mention trying to limit air leakage and I'm not sure which would have better seal integrity - Your list of materials in the description mentions Light vs Heavy duty plastic, but in the video you verbally mention "thicker plastic"--the easy assumption is that you used the heavy duty, but the description also mentions that there's clarity differences between the two options. I just want to make sure the one you used in the video is the heavy duty so I can have a reference for how it looks before deciding which to purchase

Fantastically useful video - many thanks! I've recently been after a 4" double square to complement my 12" combo square, and had been considering ordering the much cheaper iGaging, but because I value the feel and smoothness of the blade adjustment above everything else (any sticking/grinding/stiffness in the sliding would drive me absolutely mad), I'm glad I now know to just save up for the Starrett.

What type of filter did you use for the exhaust fan? Regular household furnace filter?

Love it!!! Instructions are so clear

Silica Gel is SiO2. It doesn't break down unless you use physical force or stress them too much during the drying process... Never heard of this before.

I have two Comgrow 3D Printer Filament Dryer Boxes that hold 2 reels each I use to dispense filament to my non AMS printers. I had been using vacuum bags to keep my filaments dry and am going to use your containers to store my filaments in while not in use. Thanks for the video and info I may even make a couple into dispensers too.

How do I download the plans. The site lets me add them to my cart but I can't get to the cart

Simply simple brilliance. Thanks!

Nice video. The on and resume buttons work intermittently before for several months. Now they stopped working totally. Could it be the button problem?

pls be my dadd coz i wantt it 😂

This may have been addressed in the plans already, but one hiccup with the jig is that it can only accommodate 1 mandrel size. If you need multiple sizes of rings this may not work. You could replace the hardwood with the correctly sizes hole, but it would be impossible to make the hole smaller on the main jig itself

so what was your real savings afer you spent 10 hrs of prep work?

What is the value of hanging the bins by the small plastic lip? Putting a "floor" on each bin (while more expensive) would ensure the bins don't have to be replaced due to the edges wearing out.

Thank you!

The link to the filters doesn't work. Would you please update. Thanks

Bro that’s where I keep my sandwiches too. 😂 nice job

Perhaps use the mesh to make a origami pouch.

Nylon is insanely hygroscopic. Absorption rate per minute is significantly higher than any other material. And the consequences of water absorption are catastrophic. Never ever leave it out in the open not even for 30 minutes. Keep in sealed container with desiccant beads such as 4A Molecular Sieve. They do the best job at h20 absorption Drying: 90C is required if you use high quality nylon 70C will not work. G10 with hyperlock and bed clamps(yes these three with use of x1C And yeah a lot more to it than this… PAHT, PA, PACF PAGF, PAHT CF, PA6, PA12. A lot of nylons out there that have different properties and different requirements.

A couple thoughts, the end of your brads have an angle cut on them to make a point. This angle can cause the brad to deflect and break out. Just turn your gun, so this is not an issue. Other thoughts are to add a laminate top to hide your beautiful finish, or hardboard, but the hardboard might be difficult because of the size of you going a full 4x8 sheet.

I just started using molecular sieve and this stuff has blown me away. In a sterilite dry box my hygrometer is reading 0% 😮

Seems to me that starrett and I-gaging aren’t the only two choices… I seem to recall another woodworking channel talking about PEC and Mitotuyo, and I hope those are good because I just bought some PEC

Do heavy totes drop down from the lids?

did u use the 10w 20w or 40w to do this?

you did a wonderful job making this video. Thank you for making it.

My issue is the other way around. My brakes lights won’t turn off and the cruise control won’t engage. It’s not the brake safety switch because I already replaced and same thing

Great video. This helped me a lot. My reverse lamp was out.

But I guess drying that alternative in the microwave (as I do with the silica gel) is a big NO-NO, right ....

So how square is the base that the rule slides into?

To stop the side to side racking on your tote storage rack place a 2x4 vertically on the back side at a right angle to the supports on the side. I build my shelfs llike this and it works great. Thanks for the Plans, I made a small donation as well.

Appreciate you showing all the testing iterations. Im a newbie to laser cutters and I want to design my own stuff, so that process was very helpful

Based on the difficulty to results ratio, this test tells me that I will be a lot happier with box joints. Now I just need to wait until my air assist shows up so that I can cut deeper than 1/8" without scorching. I'm glad you shared this test so that I didn't have to do all of this testing myself.

Well done video!

Think these checks would apply to a 2010 focus?

Dude that stuff is expensive! Old couch cushions are perfect. The arrows almost fall out and its waterproof. Depending on the foam.

These came out beautiful. The tips are perfect and I cant wait to try!

3-d printed screws, yeah I got one of those on hand lol

Shots can work quicker with reliability of fastening for basic wall frames. Stronger stability benefits from tapcon screws with cement in cleared hole; add install time. Create holes in concrete with bosch sds hammer drill with dust collection attachmemt.

Nice job. My only suggestion is if your going to set it on concrete to use a treated 2x4 on the bottom for the moisture reasons. Raw untreated wood will draw moisture and eventually start to mold and or 3:52 rot. Looks great though.

Thank you for a great video! At 2:02 I don't think I heard anyone yell TIMBER!!! LOL

too much metal areas - a tip killer - sometimes the shaft. especially for noobies no?

Or you could just dry silica gel in the microwave, like i do it for years.