@@gtbweo So probably there will be an therapy group just related to all people suffering from this "beta" (or alpha) issue. Guess so... Expressing interest hereby..
Location permission is necessary for controlling WiFi, since nearby access points can be used to triangulate user's location, hence... permission needed.
Well, no triangulation, but seeing the MAC addresses of WiFi APs around you is more than enough to pinpoint location to about 15m. The same with BLE. BLE doesn't need to be paired, you simply see packets from other BLE stations with their respective MAC addresses.
More to the point, location permissions would be necessary to allow the app to print those locations which conceivably could be quite handy - especially in a mobile printer.
@@lolerie it actually is. What happens in detail is that Android phones upload their location and WIFI signals around them on regular basis. This enabled Google to create a database of WIFI access points and create a service that returns approximate location based only on few signal strengths of known MAC addresses. Triangulation is a mathematical process which is done on Google's servers to determine the location based on signal strength.
That laser cabinet is a work of art. Please never change it even if it could be shrunk by a factor of 100. Also, your videos are all supreme. Thank you for sharing You Tube gold with us.
At my old office we had an Objet 30 3d printer from around 2008/9 I think? It used a liquid uv resin and the print head was like an injet printer with a UV curing lamp that passed over it after laying a layer down. It used two materials, a model material and a support material that was water soluble. The printer might still be in storage that I have access to.
@@reps I think there's an old printhead we pulled out of it, because it clogged regularly, it might still be in the cabinet with the printer. If I can nab that would you be interested in the printhead?
Dude, you have so much awesome stuff that I can (for now) only dream about! As an engineering student I'm naturally running low on money constantly, my only project is a little tinkering on my own CoreXY-style printer. I really like your videos showing off this amazing hardware. They give me this awesome rush, that I only know of seeing nice electrical and mechanical hardware being unboxed and tinkered with. Thank you for that!
@@sarahjrandomnumbers well you use a magnet for when your takeing them out and put them in agen after turning to a new fresh corner ( yes carbide insert are light magnetic )
2:25 Einen (noch) so kleinen aber hochwertigen Kanal wie deinen finanziell zu betreiben, ist bestimmt nicht einfach. Irgendwann in der Vergangenheit, hatte sich das bei dir auch doch sehr viele Sponsoren in Form von Reviews gezeigt aber erst heute ist mir aufgefallen, wie sehr du von diesem Weg wieder weg gekommen bist Alle Achtung dafür und vielen Dank!
All my friends think I am a genius because I can do some basic electronics, know technology and IT quite well, can code, 3d print, and I can build stuff construction wise. I feel like I am a fairly smart person. Then I watch some of Marco Reps videos and fall back in line with the peasants I belong with! Jokes aside, I love this kind of stuff and despite you being in another galaxy than me knowledge wise, I do pick up some things here and enjoy watching you tinker and make cool stuff. A+
Haha thank you, but I only gather other peoples data and reorganize a bit 😋 The really smart people write long ass scientific papers in which every other word has to be looked up
I have one of those hydraulic crimp presses they sell at harbor freight... Identical to yours. Cost about $60USD. Worked great for 2awg battery cables with those style terminals you have shown. I sawed one apart and confirmed the copper was fused.
Anyone else expecting a Monty-Python style opening at the beginning....you know, breathlessly runs up to the camera, and through the mask simply says "It's...."
@@rickbarton9130 you'll end up in a CNC machine if you're lucky. More likely you'd end up in a video where he has some contraption that barely pulls you fingernails out faster than they grow
As a matter of fact, Z-Axis used to make a 3D printer using a powder, aqueous glue binder & a modified (to take hoses to supply the solution) HP 45 (or knock-off). I had an opportunity to see one purchased 2nd hand about a decade ago.
Thanks for the. update on your 7081. I was waiting to see what your results were with your new front panel / jacks and LTZ1000 reference. You results look good.
Lol, YAG troll package @1:33. Cute little laser cavity inside huge enclosure ;-D Interesting that it needs that large power supply, looks more like the PSU for that orange laser box in the back, though.
My colleague did try to implement a CANopen master protocol in Simulink using standard CAN message block for some CANopen stuff.... that took him a while. Interested to know how CANopen behaves and syncs for real-time use such as CNC.
I think the Location Permission is needed for turning on Wifi and being able to use Bluetooth. As scanning for nearby devices could reveal your location.
We actually built one of Ytec's inkjet binder jetting 3d printer for my University to perform experiments in powder compression. We learned alot in building and modifying it. Was a fun project.
For the soldering iron I want the reverse! Just a cheap usb pack to barrel jack convertor. Needs to be cheap and compact. Then you can also power all your other toys as well (doesn't need to be super accurate like that bench supply thing. Just a simple selector switch for voltage would be ideal)
You electronics nuts are funny 😄. As a mechanical guy, I don’t understand half the stuff you say, but your thinking is fascinating. Not to mention that you’re too smart for your own good.... Love your videos, keep ‘em coming.
How about using the selpic mechanism to print PCB designs on FR4 (preheated to about 60 degrees and then dried further with a hot air gun). I.e. as an alternative to toner transfer etching.
The procastination corner ...that had me dying but i would like to know where does he find all this stuff, is it because you have friends in the industry or maybe just luck? @Marco Reps
would really appreciate if you could go into more detail into optical breadboards, optics sources, and holders. Would be so grateful to hear your opinion of an optical breadboard or optical laser prototyping bench that’s AFFORDABLE. No way I can spend five grand on solid billet steel table… But I do have milling machines and a machine shop.... and have several scrap yards that I visit almost daily. Would love a basic precision optical bench to experiment. And I’m sure there are some good salvageable sources for optics as well. Maybe old projectors, cameras, binoculars, who knows. You know so much about this stuff would really love more laser videos from you I watch all of your laser videos over and over! Thanks for your always wonderful content!
Problems with using inktjet printers for 3Dprinting is that the usual printing liquids are way to viscious, so you would need special resin that is very expensive (and still cause clogs in standard nozzles)
When I was doing my BSc I used inkjet print heads to 3D print using alginate and calcium chloride. That was in the very early days of 3D printing. Maybe one of the first bioprinters built.
It's worth noting if you don't have the money/time to build a whole new main board a $5 zypds board is a drop in in place of the barrel jack on a regular ts100 and can deliver the power, you just have to remove the old jack and solder it in with some 18awg wire. I read 45w at 20v so some 45w power banks can supply it's thirst
Those TS100's drive me nuts. As that's the model of my Suzuki motorcycle, so every time I go looking for parts for it, I have to weed through all the soldering irons! :D
Inkjet 3D Printer, actually that is exacty what HP is doing with their awesome Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printers or Stratsys with their Polyjet 3D Printers.
I was thinking about buying the laser to do micromachining, bulk removal or circuit manipulation on IC's under a SEM. My idea was to use the existing lightguide form the CL detector and it's parabolic mirror as the light path. But the whole thing is a bit inconvinend to handle.
uuuuh nice Beckhoff Terminals. At work we mostly work with Beckhoff and they are awesome . Did you buy them used? Have you thought about changing your Linux cnc over to one of Beckhofs IPC's? They are defenatelly better suited for the job and you can integrate them without the EK1100 tho might a bit of a pain to setup. Awesome video tho keep up the nice videos
Yup, used and cheap at the time ... gotta be careful not to show these things too much to not hike up the prices :) I really like my LinuxCNC, but I'll take a look at IPCs now!
I have not been so lucky in finding a cheap old laser chassis to use as an optical breadboard. I have the slabs of aluminum and the equipment to quickly (kinda) make my own....but I would much rather find one similar to your yag chassis. Would save so many hours of work. Any ideas? For a DIY or “less expensive” optical bench maybe even some mounts and hardware. Don’t get me wrong I Thorlabs gear... The few pieces I’m lucky enough to own.… But something a bit cheaper would be great, Until the serious need arises
Would love it if you could do something with geiger counters and survey meters. I think scintillation detectors would interest you especially. Because they have to do with optics and are similar to lasers
If I get anything extra I’ll send it your way. I just received my new Ludlum model 3 freshly calibrated from Tom at “iRad inc”. With a beautiful 44-9 pancake probe (but more importantly)… A bicron 2 inch Nai(tl)scintillation probe. Thing is ridiculous. I can drive by an antique store and pick up radioactive glass from inside my truck! It’s fucking nuts! (Of course i’ve only tried it with one specific antique store that my buddy owns... with an entire room full of uranium glass) Now my issue is directionality and pinpointing the location from a distance. I’m making a lead collimator to focus the detector in one direction. I purchased it because I go to a industrial scrapyard every day… And here in Tennessee we are very close to the Oak Ridge national Lab. (Home of the atom bomb). I guess security used to be more relaxed 50 years ago… or maybe we just get a lot of medical waste… I don’t know… but our scrapyard sees more than our fair share of active sources. My buddy runs the scrapyard and doesn’t have any scanning equipment… So I got into detection equipment to try and keep us safe while we scrounge around in the beautiful industrial waist!!! I’ve been bitten by the equipment bug, and will be building a few of my own scintillation probes. I highly suggest Tom at “IRad”. And for a great starter scintillation probe… Look at his DIY plastic scintillator kits. Not as sensitive as a naI(tl) detector… But they are very rugged and inexpensive. And still 50x times more sensitive than a Geiger counter tube. His 2 inch and 3 inch kits are amazing! But if you buy a 5 inch crystal kit,… It’s extremely cheap and will be just as sensitive as a 2” naI. Which is ridiculously sensitive! I get 3000- 6000 CPM background radiation!!! Like I said… Now my issue is making a collimator so it will be more directional.
Marco Reps also… Check around eBay regularly for retired area monitor sensors. (portal monitors) Tom has a video on his channel showing off one of his portal monitors he picked up for under $500! Those things are so large and sensitive they can give 20,000 cpm background!!!! They come in all sizes and will give you a big pieces of scintillation plastic with one or more photomultiplier tubes attached. I picked up a giant piece of bicron bc412 plastic scintillation plastic...weighing over 5 pounds with a beautiful Hamamatsu pmt tube attached. Needs a bit of reworking but will make an extremely sensitive area monitor detector. Or the plastic material can be cut and polished into other scintillation crystals. And I only paid $50 delivered!
i have one of those XHC hand wheel things; i once crashed a haimer because it somehow misinterpreted my input and it went to Z- rather than Z+ lol. might be down to my control though; i'm using EdingCNC which isn't great
I love your channel. I understand 1%, but its 100% more than what I will ever understand. Like how the fuk do you even begin interacting with hardware and software between all those items that were never designed to interact in the first place?
Marco No one forgets your evaluation career begginnings :) on the TS100 and the Epic Pace Solder station video :) ...actually your TS100 showed up on the previous video ... I was about to comment that the TS100 had a USB-C connector ... but I though to myself ... nah! Marco is going to make a video about that TS100 Mod :) or as is the case a completely new board :) Awsome!!
Apps which want to access some features of WiFi in Android require the location permission (presumably because getting an SSID name is a pretty good way to track location).
I like how EDM is creeping in on the channel. baxedm made already nice vids. looking forward to that chapter :3 keep the tp close, stay safe and healthy peeps.
@@urugulu1656 oh yes that would indeed be dificult could you use a script to make it possible? well that would be a nice product to invent then no need to etch some plates, but i doubt it would handle more than 2 amps
@@urugulu1656 something to type in the dimensions of the board and when you reach the endpoint of print the device beeps so that you can rearange the apparatus starting with the second print and so on and so on. but even then a small 3d like printer or cnc machine could be transformed into a e-ink printer, the filaments could be made of carboncomposite so you wouldn´t even need a new device
Glad i'm not the only guy with a big Yag Laser in the sleeping room. Quantel Brilliant B here. 10Hz 2Joule Pulses, Q-swiched. I have a second Q-swich here if your system has none....and a bunch of new spare Lamps...
Marco Reps is going to build the worlds first calibrated toilet paper dispenser to roll off exactly 40.0000 cm of paper as needed, per visit to the toilet in order to save the world from toilet paper shortage.
This man's procrastination corner has more potential than my entire existence.
This video is a reminder of how little i apply myself to life.
@@rip8641 Its hard not feeling like an ignorant useless beta when watching content from this channel
@@gtbweo this channel is best to get an idea of metal , cardboard and Klopapier and even cnc n stuff
@@gtbweo So probably there will be an therapy group just related to all people suffering from this "beta" (or alpha) issue. Guess so... Expressing interest hereby..
@@gtbweo what the heck?
This man has 10x more quality equipment in his house than my works entire R&D department 😭
The signal path?
InstaBlaster...
Location permission is necessary for controlling WiFi, since nearby access points can be used to triangulate user's location, hence... permission needed.
Well, no triangulation, but seeing the MAC addresses of WiFi APs around you is more than enough to pinpoint location to about 15m. The same with BLE. BLE doesn't need to be paired, you simply see packets from other BLE stations with their respective MAC addresses.
More to the point, location permissions would be necessary to allow the app to print those locations which conceivably could be quite handy - especially in a mobile printer.
Google: "Location permission is necessary *.*"
It is not triangualation. Tyere is just an API that can do your location on cell towers.
@@lolerie it actually is. What happens in detail is that Android phones upload their location and WIFI signals around them on regular basis. This enabled Google to create a database of WIFI access points and create a service that returns approximate location based only on few signal strengths of known MAC addresses. Triangulation is a mathematical process which is done on Google's servers to determine the location based on signal strength.
That laser cabinet is a work of art. Please never change it even if it could be shrunk by a factor of 100. Also, your videos are all supreme. Thank you for sharing You Tube gold with us.
if only we had unlimited space in our tinker caves...
10:48 "What is Anni your opinion?" Love the HPC reference.
I was just wondering what he is saying. What is this reference?
@@DrorF It's a reference to the Hydraulic Press Channel, who're always squishing things with a hydraulic press.
I have watched this video at least 10 times now. I will not stop. (I was 15 when this video came out)
Genau das richtige Video für so eine Zeit wie jetzt bester mann xD
At my old office we had an Objet 30 3d printer from around 2008/9 I think? It used a liquid uv resin and the print head was like an injet printer with a UV curing lamp that passed over it after laying a layer down. It used two materials, a model material and a support material that was water soluble. The printer might still be in storage that I have access to.
oh buoy
@@reps I think there's an old printhead we pulled out of it, because it clogged regularly, it might still be in the cabinet with the printer. If I can nab that would you be interested in the printhead?
Stay safe, Marco. Don't let Corona Chan know your GPS location.
@@TobyCowlesmr obvious and some other edgy channels
Dude, you have so much awesome stuff that I can (for now) only dream about! As an engineering student I'm naturally running low on money constantly, my only project is a little tinkering on my own CoreXY-style printer. I really like your videos showing off this amazing hardware. They give me this awesome rush, that I only know of seeing nice electrical and mechanical hardware being unboxed and tinkered with. Thank you for that!
seems like someone had played too much stalker before making this intro
just kidding there is no such thing as too much stalker
KEROSAN is having at trouble with stalkers on location @ Chernobyl.
Did he get all that toilet paper from Nimble?
A friend and i scrapped one of those cabinets you have there at 1:36, plenty of cool parts to be found in there!
I used to work in a cartridge refilling shop. With those hp cartridges we put a drop of IPA on the head before storage in those holders.
There are indexable end mills down to ø6mm actually
I bet the inserts are too small though. Still, would be fun to try it on my 6040 :).
@@sarahjrandomnumbers well you use a magnet for when your takeing them out and put them in agen after turning to a new fresh corner ( yes carbide insert are light magnetic )
@@sarahjrandomnumbers Ingersoll NanoFeed Indexable have down to ø6 straight shank if it is ( though some super specific inserts i might add )
"What is Anni your opinion"
My man here is a fine connoisseur of HPC
2:25
Einen (noch) so kleinen aber hochwertigen Kanal wie deinen finanziell zu betreiben, ist bestimmt nicht einfach. Irgendwann in der Vergangenheit, hatte sich das bei dir auch doch sehr viele Sponsoren in Form von Reviews gezeigt aber erst heute ist mir aufgefallen, wie sehr du von diesem Weg wieder weg gekommen bist
Alle Achtung dafür und vielen Dank!
When a App in Android tries to turn WIFI on and connect to it its needs Location permission.
Really? Whoops, I thought that was only bluetooth
All my friends think I am a genius because I can do some basic electronics, know technology and IT quite well, can code, 3d print, and I can build stuff construction wise. I feel like I am a fairly smart person. Then I watch some of Marco Reps videos and fall back in line with the peasants I belong with!
Jokes aside, I love this kind of stuff and despite you being in another galaxy than me knowledge wise, I do pick up some things here and enjoy watching you tinker and make cool stuff. A+
Haha thank you, but I only gather other peoples data and reorganize a bit 😋 The really smart people write long ass scientific papers in which every other word has to be looked up
Your non-focused videos manage to cram more information than anyone else's long, focused videos.
Hydraulic crimping press? *rushes to amazon to buy new toy*
Says "Things I would enjoy filming these days". Shows a Josephson junction reference... if only.
just you wait 😏
Did I see Boprah in there?
I have one of those hydraulic crimp presses they sell at harbor freight... Identical to yours. Cost about $60USD. Worked great for 2awg battery cables with those style terminals you have shown. I sawed one apart and confirmed the copper was fused.
Anyone else expecting a Monty-Python style opening at the beginning....you know, breathlessly runs up to the camera, and through the mask simply says "It's...."
omg, you got some toilet paper. you're rich
Ah, but can he defend that precious stash, that is the real question now isn't it.
@J Fz Wait, you're not saying he.....
Don't give your location with all that TP.
@@rickbarton9130 you'll end up in a CNC machine if you're lucky. More likely you'd end up in a video where he has some contraption that barely pulls you fingernails out faster than they grow
Lets use it as currency
As a matter of fact, Z-Axis used to make a 3D printer using a powder, aqueous glue binder & a modified (to take hoses to supply the solution) HP 45 (or knock-off). I had an opportunity to see one purchased 2nd hand about a decade ago.
I'm missing your videos in this quarantine we're in. Please make another one soon! Greetings from the Netherlands!
Hi, i heard you are searching for turbomolecular pumps?
@15:00, on the upper right corner, was it FreeCAD open ?
Thanks for the. update on your 7081. I was waiting to see what your results were with your new front panel / jacks and LTZ1000 reference. You results look good.
Always excited to see a marcoreps video get uploaded
Gotta make an open source controll box with the rebuild.
I would be willing to collaborate etc
3:35 it actually is for wifi. thats an android 9 and 10 security feature
6:54
Guess you need to make a CNC Pick and Place Machine and/or toolhead...
Lol, YAG troll package @1:33.
Cute little laser cavity inside huge enclosure ;-D
Interesting that it needs that large power supply, looks more like the PSU for that orange laser box in the back, though.
orange laser box in the back is actually a dye laser that is supposed to fed by yag
My colleague did try to implement a CANopen master protocol in Simulink using standard CAN message block for some CANopen stuff.... that took him a while. Interested to know how CANopen behaves and syncs for real-time use such as CNC.
I think the Location Permission is needed for turning on Wifi and being able to use Bluetooth. As scanning for nearby devices could reveal your location.
Looks like you smashed some headerpins on the rotary encoder on 12:33 !
Me?! Never! (It's original, without that smashing the board sandwich wouldn't have fit)
Never have I ever clicked so fast
Me too
Me too. CV19 overload! Thanx Marco :)
Same
We actually built one of Ytec's inkjet binder jetting 3d printer for my University to perform experiments in powder compression. We learned alot in building and modifying it. Was a fun project.
For the soldering iron I want the reverse! Just a cheap usb pack to barrel jack convertor. Needs to be cheap and compact. Then you can also power all your other toys as well (doesn't need to be super accurate like that bench supply thing. Just a simple selector switch for voltage would be ideal)
You and Applied Science are serious tech kit goals lol
I wonder if that hand held printer could be used for pcb etch masking.
You electronics nuts are funny 😄. As a mechanical guy, I don’t understand half the stuff you say, but your thinking is fascinating. Not to mention that you’re too smart for your own good.... Love your videos, keep ‘em coming.
3:35. Hmmm der Drucker kommt mir irgentwie bekannt vor🤔
@6:00 The new TS80P can use 30W. So we‘re halfway there.
How about using the selpic mechanism to print PCB designs on FR4 (preheated to about 60 degrees and then dried further with a hot air gun). I.e. as an alternative to toner transfer etching.
Hey Marco!
Hoffentlich geht's dir gut und du bist gesund und munter!
The procastination corner ...that had me dying but i would like to know where does he find all this stuff, is it because you have friends in the industry or maybe just luck? @Marco Reps
The zcorp 310 uses a HP10 print head. It's a binder jetting type 3D printer, very cool.
Protipp for Hotair soldering Put your pcb onto your printbed and heat it up to around 100c
I love labelmakers personally. Does the ink rub off?
nope, good stuff! still have it on my arm even 3 days later
would really appreciate if you could go into more detail into optical breadboards, optics sources, and holders. Would be so grateful to hear your opinion of an optical breadboard or optical laser prototyping bench that’s AFFORDABLE. No way I can spend five grand on solid billet steel table… But I do have milling machines and a machine shop.... and have several scrap yards that I visit almost daily. Would love a basic precision optical bench to experiment. And I’m sure there are some good salvageable sources for optics as well. Maybe old projectors, cameras, binoculars, who knows. You know so much about this stuff would really love more laser videos from you
I watch all of your laser videos over and over!
Thanks for your always wonderful content!
The Seeed Studio USB-CAN Analyzer is really cheap and has some great python-can integration is you want to start analyzing that CAN bus quickly
Do you know where to get ts-100 transparent case?
honestly, no idea where I got mine ... www.myfpvstore.com/accessories/ts100-soldering-iron-color-shell-clear/ maybe?
Probably the best voice on TH-cam
Problems with using inktjet printers for 3Dprinting is that the usual printing liquids are way to viscious, so you would need special resin that is very expensive (and still cause clogs in standard nozzles)
When I was doing my BSc I used inkjet print heads to 3D print using alginate and calcium chloride. That was in the very early days of 3D printing. Maybe one of the first bioprinters built.
It's worth noting if you don't have the money/time to build a whole new main board a $5 zypds board is a drop in in place of the barrel jack on a regular ts100 and can deliver the power, you just have to remove the old jack and solder it in with some 18awg wire. I read 45w at 20v so some 45w power banks can supply it's thirst
Those TS100's drive me nuts. As that's the model of my Suzuki motorcycle, so every time I go looking for parts for it, I have to weed through all the soldering irons! :D
Inkjet 3D Printer, actually that is exacty what HP is doing with their awesome Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printers or Stratsys with their Polyjet 3D Printers.
exactly!
No new videos?! Hope everything is fine with you.
I was thinking about buying the laser to do micromachining, bulk removal or circuit manipulation on IC's under a SEM. My idea was to use the existing lightguide form the CL detector and it's parabolic mirror as the light path. But the whole thing is a bit inconvinend to handle.
Where you at?
uuuuh nice Beckhoff Terminals. At work we mostly work with Beckhoff and they are awesome . Did you buy them used? Have you thought about changing your Linux cnc over to one of Beckhofs IPC's? They are defenatelly better suited for the job and you can integrate them without the EK1100 tho might a bit of a pain to setup. Awesome video tho keep up the nice videos
Yup, used and cheap at the time ... gotta be careful not to show these things too much to not hike up the prices :)
I really like my LinuxCNC, but I'll take a look at IPCs now!
@@reps Are you interested in one ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I have not been so lucky in finding a cheap old laser chassis to use as an optical breadboard. I have the slabs of aluminum and the equipment to quickly (kinda) make my own....but I would much rather find one similar to your yag chassis. Would save so many hours of work.
Any ideas?
For a DIY or “less expensive” optical bench maybe even some mounts and hardware.
Don’t get me wrong I Thorlabs gear... The few pieces I’m lucky enough to own.… But something a bit cheaper would be great, Until the serious need arises
Would love it if you could do something with geiger counters and survey meters. I think scintillation detectors would interest you especially.
Because they have to do with optics and are similar to lasers
Maybe someone has just given me a beautiful ludlum and a few detectors for it :)
If I get anything extra I’ll send it your way. I just received my new Ludlum model 3 freshly calibrated from Tom at “iRad inc”. With a beautiful 44-9 pancake probe (but more importantly)… A bicron 2 inch Nai(tl)scintillation probe. Thing is ridiculous. I can drive by an antique store and pick up radioactive glass from inside my truck! It’s fucking nuts! (Of course i’ve only tried it with one specific antique store that my buddy owns... with an entire room full of uranium glass)
Now my issue is directionality and pinpointing the location from a distance. I’m making a lead collimator to focus the detector in one direction.
I purchased it because I go to a industrial scrapyard every day… And here in Tennessee we are very close to the Oak Ridge national Lab. (Home of the atom bomb). I guess security used to be more relaxed 50 years ago… or maybe we just get a lot of medical waste… I don’t know… but our scrapyard sees more than our fair share of active sources.
My buddy runs the scrapyard and doesn’t have any scanning equipment… So I got into detection equipment to try and keep us safe while we scrounge around in the beautiful industrial waist!!!
I’ve been bitten by the equipment bug, and will be building a few of my own scintillation probes. I highly suggest Tom at “IRad”. And for a great starter scintillation probe… Look at his DIY plastic scintillator kits.
Not as sensitive as a naI(tl) detector… But they are very rugged and inexpensive. And still 50x times more sensitive than a Geiger counter tube.
His 2 inch and 3 inch kits are amazing! But if you buy a 5 inch crystal kit,… It’s extremely cheap and will be just as sensitive as a 2” naI. Which is ridiculously sensitive!
I get 3000- 6000 CPM background radiation!!!
Like I said… Now my issue is making a collimator so it will be more directional.
Marco Reps
also… Check around eBay regularly for retired area monitor sensors. (portal monitors) Tom has a video on his channel showing off one of his portal monitors he picked up for under $500! Those things are so large and sensitive they can give 20,000 cpm background!!!!
They come in all sizes and will give you a big pieces of scintillation plastic with one or more photomultiplier tubes attached.
I picked up a giant piece of bicron bc412 plastic scintillation plastic...weighing over 5 pounds with a beautiful Hamamatsu pmt tube attached. Needs a bit of reworking but will make an extremely sensitive area monitor detector. Or the plastic material can be cut and polished into other scintillation crystals. And I only paid $50 delivered!
You were so lucky to capture the love parade of the TP hoarder in it’s natural habitat. A very rare sight ! 😂
what do you do with those machines?
This is probably 80' pulse YAG:Nd laser design reminds me the beginning of my career...
Nice Hydraulic Press Channel joke!
#prettygood
Wonder why u didn't bother with silver mica capacitors
I wonder if this hand held printer thing can be used to make etching pcb masks
You could also decode at least the send side of that CANBus controller by sniffing it, unless it waits for a command to start sending.
i have one of those XHC hand wheel things; i once crashed a haimer because it somehow misinterpreted my input and it went to Z- rather than Z+ lol. might be down to my control though; i'm using EdingCNC which isn't great
Hi nice video , you can make with that HV power supply 1:47 the most powerful electric fence :-)
That supply cabinet looks awesome
Wo findet man denn die Karte und das Beckhoffmodul vom Ende des Videos ?
I love your channel. I understand 1%, but its 100% more than what I will ever understand.
Like how the fuk do you even begin interacting with hardware and software between all those items that were never designed to interact in the first place?
"this video is created by AI who can triangulate TH-cam and Google algorithm" another advanced AI
Awesome, as always! 👍 Nebenbei, wo findet man sowas wie einen YAG-Laser? eBay???
Since you have a CNC, you could make your own spade connectors with plate material glued to an MDF board.
Marco No one forgets your evaluation career begginnings :) on the TS100 and the Epic Pace Solder station video :) ...actually your TS100 showed up on the previous video ... I was about to comment that the TS100 had a USB-C connector ... but I though to myself ... nah! Marco is going to make a video about that TS100 Mod :) or as is the case a completely new board :) Awsome!!
You better convert it on camera
Apps which want to access some features of WiFi in Android require the location permission (presumably because getting an SSID name is a pretty good way to track location).
I run my TS100 soldering iron from a 11.1V 1300 mAh 70C LiPo battery. Plenty of power and it's like 15$.
I like how EDM is creeping in on the channel. baxedm made already nice vids. looking forward to that chapter :3 keep the tp close, stay safe and healthy peeps.
More CNC please.
5:31 - Now you're talking my wavelength
one could make a conductive ink and print some pcb´s
very limited pcbs size wise since alignment between multiple prints next to each other will be difficult
@@urugulu1656 oh yes that would indeed be dificult could you use a script to make it possible? well that would be a nice product to invent then no need to etch some plates, but i doubt it would handle more than 2 amps
@@Humbulla93 you will probably have to mount it in a cnc machine (like a printer) to make those adjustments easy kinda defeating the whole concept
@@urugulu1656 something to type in the dimensions of the board and when you reach the endpoint of print the device beeps so that you can rearange the apparatus starting with the second print and so on and so on. but even then a small 3d like printer or cnc machine could be transformed into a e-ink printer, the filaments could be made of carboncomposite so you wouldn´t even need a new device
How much did it cost to get a few hundred proper replacement capacitors?
I am ordering them in small board-wise batches so that I get over the free-shipping threshold but don't have to pay a huge sum at once 😅
why 12v usb c and not 20v? or did the dev boards have a boost circuit?
I am always happy to receive your notifications. Always informative and mentally stimulating. SO much better than cat videos! :)
The inside of that YAG laser control cabinet is seriously good looking, great find :)
Could you use Ghidra to disassemble the CANbus binaries?
Glad i'm not the only guy with a big Yag Laser in the sleeping room. Quantel Brilliant B here. 10Hz 2Joule Pulses, Q-swiched. I have a second Q-swich here if your system has none....and a bunch of new spare Lamps...
The laser + a little arduino tinkering and you have a partial defense system for one side of your home.
Your channel is full of good stuff, I've watched a few now. Thanks for sharing!
i understand about 65%, but i am entertained at least 200%
Marco Reps is going to build the worlds first calibrated toilet paper dispenser to roll off exactly 40.0000 cm of paper as needed, per visit to the toilet in order to save the world from toilet paper shortage.