Flightdeck Door & Lights Panel - A Boeing 737-800 Homecockpit #67
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hello and welcome back to Mickey's Flightdeck.
In this video I will show you how I have built my Flightdeck Door and Lights panel. These will be part of my Boeing 737-800 pedestal.
You can find all the needed files to cut out and engrave your own panel as well as the 3D print files in the member section of my website.
Also many other plans for building your own homecockpit can be found on www.mickeys-flightdeck.de.
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Intro: Thanks to Konstantin von Wedelstädt for allowing me to use his 737 Cockpit photo for my channel and videos. www.airliners.net/photo/Untitl...
Music: TH-cam music library
00:00 - Start
00:20 - Lights Panel
03:51 - Stab Trim & Door Panel
05:25 - Configuration
09:13 - Blanks & Installation
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i ' am listening you like a kid with his teatcher 🙂 thank you for your very good job.
Totally awesome - as usual
I love learning from you experimenting on your designs. Helps me understand what's possible. Thanks for documenting all of it!
Another great video!! Thank you Mike. A suggestion, under one of the blank panels can live your arduinos for controlling your pedestal panels.
Yes, this could be a solution. I'm planning to position all the components on the bottom of the pedestal.
@@Mickeys_Flightdeck On the bottom is a good place. The pedestal is good for hiding many items, I for instance have a big bass speaker on the floor in the bottom of my pedestal over a hole in the floor. It works very well.
Wow! Was very informative and helpful. You deserve a lot more 🎉. Its always that cockpit builders don't get a lot of views. But I love your spirit. Hats off.
Bom dia estamos antenado
I use the exact same dimmer from my system.
Yes, you can't go cheaper.
Can we get a thumbs up for hot clue.
Hi Mike, I’m trying to find the video where you would have shown how to print out these knobs and paint them but I’m not being able to find any. I remember watching one where you resin casted the knobs but they didn’t look as good as the ones in this video. Are you using a different technique now? And how are you making the black stripes?
The answer is, that I never showed how I'm printing these new knobs. I'm now using a resin printer. This produces really fantastic results. But when you don't have such a printer I would still recommend to resin cast them if you need several copies. The black stripes can be done by masking everything that shouldn't be black with masking tape. You can find pictures of this on my instagram account.
@@Mickeys_Flightdeck Thanks Mike!
Could you tell me what is the type name of the 4mm fastener? When i'm googling, the name is DZUS fastener but i can't find it in e-commerce
I'm not using dzus fasteners. That are normal countersunk screws. I think I'm doing an introduction in my overhead frame video.
Hi mike
How's the way you lock the knob with the rotary switch or dimmer? What tools do you use for it?
I have designed a 2.5 mm hole in the knob. Then cut a 3 mm thread into it and secure it with a set screw.
@@Mickeys_Flightdeck
What kind of set screw? The cone point or flat?
@@hodor2135 The flat one.