The thing I love about these blenders, they're basically just a heavy duty restaurant grade machine being sold to consumers. They haven't bothered to cheapen it one bit! But the customers tend to prefer paying for quality when buying these.
I found it pretty odd that they riveted the triacs, but the motor windings are all loosey goosey. Those windings vibrating themselves to death seems like the primary failure mode for this long-term.
I've seen plenty of riveted to-220 packages where the rivet spins around loosely after a decade. That, and pop rivets seem like such a good way to cause impact damage to the parts during installation. Idk though. I just read the app notes and pop the rivets into the heat sink like I'm told. Who am I to question?
I've been abusing my Vitamix 3 to 4 times a week for over 15 years and it is still going strong. I agree it is a proper skookum choocher! But, then again, I haven't fed it a diet of rocks on a regular basis.
All of them share the same innards. Although there were two different motors. The main difference between the pro and the household one is mainly due to the warranty.
@@robertopics It's my understanding that the pro version has a much beefier cooling system that allows it to run under full load basically continuously. I can attest from experience that the home model cannot do that without tripping the thermal overload.
I have a vitamix that has been used at least once weekly (consumer) for the past 20 years. It still works incredibly well and it's been used to grind frozen food shoved into the blades with a plunger. The only thing is that the plastic pitcher has discolored quite a bit but still is strong.
It's funny, my wife and I was watching Primitive Technologies' latest video, and she said hey, that dude never talks but is always in front of the camera, but the other dude you always listening to always talk but never shows his face !
compare an off the shelf new versus old one at a "thrift store". In college, the 20 year old thrift store "find" would chop ice non stop for hours, new one from the mart, 10-20 minutes. Once I discovered how to "get" into the biology building after hours, their chopped ice machine was the king.
These are made 'bout 45 min away from me - actually assembled in USA (although I have no idea if they outsource the boards to China, wouldn't surprise me if they do). Good to hear that they are more skookum than Blendtec though, the wife insisted on having a Vitamix since she grew up within walking distance of them.
We’ve had a Vitamix for about 10 years, getting daily use. I freaking love it. Before that we’d burn through a $100 competitor annually. We paid $500 for our current model, and since it’s going strong all this time later, it’s saving us money now (about $100 a year, I’d say). Anyway, I’ve wondered if you’d get around to a BOLTR on this brand. I was excited to see it, and happy to see its decent innards!
What other gear has passed the test of quality? I have a deep appreciation for overbuilt, quality engineering and construction, but we live in a time of marketing hype and poor warranties.
" Red Marlboro: 90% tar, 10% cowboy remains "... not frogettin' a little snifter of arsebearsdoziz in the filter, just to keep them bronchial buds a buzzin.
I used Triacs before when I constructed a 15 Amps dimmer. Instead of triggering at the half wave only I used the full wave phase current control. That means I've got the full voltage all the time meanwhile I could control the output current, which was nice as a lightdimmer as well as controlling heaters and even motors (drills and anglegrinders), the lamps did not flicker at low load even.
Hey AvE, recently I was lounging through the local stores, as one does, and I noticed a peculiar device. It looked like a drill at first, but the closer I got it began to change. It turned out to be a “mobile tire inflation device”. I believe it was called the Air Hawk. I called Bull sheet, and I think it might be something for you to check out.
When we run very fine ore, the old timers always use dish soap(grease fighting) to "break surface tension". I seems to help with gold wanting to float through your collection
Hey man. I’m 22 and I’ve learned a good amount basic knowledge of many things from your channel. I’m sorry I cannot be a patreon member. You know.... early 20’s struggle lol. I hope you see this man! Yore awesome dude.
The Vitamix dial lets you quickly blend by creating laminar flow that drags down perpendicular to the blades. Slowly turn the dial from 1 up so that it maintains a nice smooth speed and sound. And if you load it right and add enough liquid, there's zero need for the tamper.
Ahhh, the 5200. Classic but it’s the low end though. Just bought the Dyson hair dryer for the lady for Christmas, and another vitamix 750 for birthday.
A ton of people are having issues with the new vitamix 5200s. Love to see how what they changed. They claim to have changed nothing but obviously have cheaped out and raised the price!
I have an original Vita Mixer 3600 , all stainless steel . Got it used at a yard sale . Gran'ma used it a few time Daughter sells it for 20$ . These things cost over 300$ in the early 70's . I love it , it is dangerously efficient .
a triac is a bi-direction device that works in both directions of AC. A SCR works in one direction. the triac is pretty much two SCR's back-to-back in a single package. If they use 2, they just wanted to add extra capacity.
We used Vitamix, with the stainless container, to crush calcined material from the kiln before millong. Had to use the polycarbonate container for a low iron sample... Melted the container at the blade level. Note, most of the iron contamination was from the blades wearing. (also used Waring blenders 😉😏😎)
I have used the professional ones alot in the kitchen, yes i am a chef watching this channel... they are fantastic machines one of the few ones that do not break, the vitamix and robot coupe are i think the go to machines in the restaurants here in the land of ice.
The zip ties may seem cheap, but it is because the thing is very user friendly as far as service. I was rebuilding my sister's Vitamix and had a guy from their tech department on the phone while he talked me through hardwiring the motor to test it. You can swap brushes, boards, and the whole motor if you are so inclined. I put a new motor in, and now my sister is back to making food for her family, and I have a disembodied Vitamix motor on my workbench, and I am trying to figure out what I can use it for. (Or what I should not use it for...)
My parents got a Vitamix back in 1989, and it just recently kicked the bucket after 28 years of daily smoothie blending. They replaced it with one of these new models (I'm not a fan of the plastic enclosure) but the motor kicks even more ass than the '89 model. Torque time.
I can get some massive brushes from windmills of you want then AvE, my brother works on then and I think he has some scrap ones, of you want leave a comment on this
A TRIAC is a bi-directional device, you're thinking an SCR (aka Thyristor) that's unidirectional. Also with TRIAC/SCR once triggered, they stay on until the voltage goes back to 0 (which happens 60 times/sec). Motor control is done by delaying when you trigger the TRIAC from the point of the zero-crossing.
I just got my first vitamins this afternoon. Watch this video a few times. The one thing I wish they would fix was the potentiometer for the speed control. It just feels cheap, maybe adding some resistance to the dial and making it feel more smooth, but besides that I'm very happy. Do you know if it's possible to swap out the potentiometer for something that feels much nicer to use
Screws on the transistors with heat and blender level vibration would probably work loose...? Hence rivets? Another good home owner kitchen brand - at least, for espresso machines - is Breville. Those are nice on the insides. The higher end ones are (or were) very nice on the outsides too - with all stainless steel and proper buttons.
Hey there smart dingleberry mosfets do AC but can only be triggered by DC. As long as the voltage between the gate and the source is DC, a mosfet is essentially a wire
Vitamix used to make (a long time ago) very stout blenders. These days they're still pretty good. It's weird they choose beefy components but cheap out on the god damn pots that comprise of the majority of the user interface. I've had 2 potentiometers fail just after warranty periods on my last two Vitamix.
Da L. Their warranty service, surprise surprise, wasn't helpful after the warranty expired. They wanted a sizeable fraction of a new unit to repair this one. I ended up replacing the pots myself. Replaced them with something that was of decent quality. Let me guess: You're getting extremely erratic speed control? You can use any pot with the same resistive range. A few places online have the info you'll need if you're going to source itself. I don't recall what those figures were off hand.
Yes, you guessed right. The speed knob is a little "loose", wobbly, and if I move it side to side it affects the speed. Starting the Vitamix, the speed doesn't really change linearly from 0 to 4. Then it's ok. It started 1-2 years after I got the machine. It is still under the 7 years warranty, but I don't want to send it out. I'll just replace the potentiometer when I really have to. It's not a real problem now.
You're out shipping and without a blender. It never actually becomes a problem, but a very expensive annoyance. Hope your eventual replacement goes well. Cheers!
No probs with the motor I suppose? Would be great to have AvE look at the newer ones with Ankarsrum brushless motors in them, those windings should be fixed proper.
any home appliance sold over here that has the capability to mince ones hand is required to be fitted with some type of interlock such that it will not chooch unless the recepticle is closed. that does not seem to be the case with this device.
your idea about the SCRs is a little off. The part about SCRs only conducting in one direction is correct. Silicon Controlled Rectifier, where rectifier is another name for diode. So what semiconductor manufacturers do is put two SCRs in one package, also called a triac. I don't think those two devices are individual SCRs configured as a triac.
Two ics on an inductive load = scr which symbol looks like a diode with a wire in the mid, single one usually a triac which symbol looks like two diodes back to back with a control wire in the mid.
Hopping onto this late, but I'd love to see more of these centered around kitchen appliances. We use Vitamix in most professional kitchens, but we also use Robot Coupe immersion blenders and food processors. If you have the inclination to get your hands on one, I would be interested to see a breakdown. They're considered the industry standard in terms of build quality but I've never seen the inside of one. You can find them here: www.robot-coupe.com/en-usa/catalogue/power-mixers,4/mp-800-turbo,156/
I was wondering why you had a blackjack on your table... Also, I have to agree with your opinion on PC boards; Some of these things are like friggin works of art. I remember building computers and looking at the motherboards and graphics cards and things and just being amazed at what these circuits could do.
I wish I could just take a pill and instantly have AvE`s knowledge on how things work,even having the side effect of suddenly speaking in his unique language when describing things would be a bonus...
This video was SUPER helpful! Assisted me in deciding which blender to purchase. Love to know what’s inside! BTW: Have you taken apart an Instant Pot? If not, would love to know how it’s made. 👍
The other thing that needs to be measured is the sound level of these consumer products. Measured my Ninja blender at 97db at ear level. Wonder why my ears ring at times.
I've been waiting for this one - one of the most expensive consumer kitchen tools. Most of the marketing going into the speed control (which is silly - as speed control tech is ridiculously inexpensive these days)
yeah - that's clear. The hype comes from the need to keep speeds low to satisfy "raw" diets, which maintain that high RPMs "cook" the raw food too much.
Rippims cooking. Yeah that sounds like the same kind of marketing those miracle oil filters had that used a roll of toilet paper as the filter element.
The thing I love about these blenders, they're basically just a heavy duty restaurant grade machine being sold to consumers. They haven't bothered to cheapen it one bit! But the customers tend to prefer paying for quality when buying these.
They riveted the power semiconductors because they're in a high vibration environment. That screw is crawling out eventually, loctite or not!
Why use Loctite or a rivet when you can cross thread a screw?
I found it pretty odd that they riveted the triacs, but the motor windings are all loosey goosey. Those windings vibrating themselves to death seems like the primary failure mode for this long-term.
I've seen plenty of riveted to-220 packages where the rivet spins around loosely after a decade. That, and pop rivets seem like such a good way to cause impact damage to the parts during installation. Idk though. I just read the app notes and pop the rivets into the heat sink like I'm told. Who am I to question?
I've been abusing my Vitamix 3 to 4 times a week for over 15 years and it is still going strong. I agree it is a proper skookum choocher! But, then again, I haven't fed it a diet of rocks on a regular basis.
Damn FCC black censor strips always take the fun out of my TH-cam time!
Yeah, it took the joy of my life!
Tyz3r796 - some of us prefer to anonamass
He's just protecting us from the samsquanch reflecto-porn.
Confirmed 2:06 Uncle Bumblefuck is a black box with arms.
AvE is actually a japanese genital with arms, confirmed.
Black box, white arms. Best of two worlds.
Eugene Pougatch ewww
Can we all draw (in mspaint) what we think he looks like and post here
Damn; your German is getting better and better! Fröhliche Weihnachten, AvE!
alles klar klaus no komerades here mein freund. communism is for die arme Menschen
alles klar klaus halt bitte die Klappe mit solchen Aussagen..
Raeffwaeff nein
Raeffwaeff wir sind hier ja nicht im kindergarten
This is the household version. Imagine how well built the pro version is
All of them share the same innards. Although there were two different motors. The main difference between the pro and the household one is mainly due to the warranty.
@@robertopics It's my understanding that the pro version has a much beefier cooling system that allows it to run under full load basically continuously. I can attest from experience that the home model cannot do that without tripping the thermal overload.
@@Yoda63 you're right, but the motors themselves have the same power rating.
i'm pro igbt but i have mixed feelings about transisters
SuperAWaC hahahahahahahahahanahahahaahahahahanahahahahahahaha
SuperAWaC I'm can't stop laughing!
please put that on a TSHIRT
SuperAWaC ha. Damn genius 😹
That's the nerdiest joke I've heard all month. KUDOS! HAHAHAHA!
I have a vitamix that has been used at least once weekly (consumer) for the past 20 years. It still works incredibly well and it's been used to grind frozen food shoved into the blades with a plunger. The only thing is that the plastic pitcher has discolored quite a bit but still is strong.
It's funny, my wife and I was watching Primitive Technologies' latest video, and she said hey, that dude never talks but is always in front of the camera, but the other dude you always listening to always talk but never shows his face !
Its a stange world in an even stranger time :D
thats your comment on this video?..
Awesome video as usual. I have one of these blendahs. It’ll rip a priest off a choir boy
I have an older one, I'd bet it could chew through anything.
One of the funniest things I’ve ever read Brotha 😂😂
It's not the length' it's the girth that makes her squeal!
what's more important length or girth? neither turns out it's consent.
HighFlyer like a thrown punch at a bar!
Alarmed Hominids have some serious girth.
terry jenkins i
Cant have one without the other partner
Can you take apart a $10 dollar blender next?
compare an off the shelf new versus old one at a "thrift store". In college, the 20 year old thrift store "find" would chop ice non stop for hours, new one from the mart, 10-20 minutes. Once I discovered how to "get" into the biology building after hours, their chopped ice machine was the king.
He just did. That's what it costs to actually manufacture one of these.
*has a vitamix that he found in a thrift store*
you have NO IDEA the pleasure I have every time I buy something and AFTER I see this kind of review from you... pffff! It's a keeper!
These are made 'bout 45 min away from me - actually assembled in USA (although I have no idea if they outsource the boards to China, wouldn't surprise me if they do). Good to hear that they are more skookum than Blendtec though, the wife insisted on having a Vitamix since she grew up within walking distance of them.
We’ve had a Vitamix for about 10 years, getting daily use. I freaking love it. Before that we’d burn through a $100 competitor annually. We paid $500 for our current model, and since it’s going strong all this time later, it’s saving us money now (about $100 a year, I’d say).
Anyway, I’ve wondered if you’d get around to a BOLTR on this brand. I was excited to see it, and happy to see its decent innards!
What other gear has passed the test of quality? I have a deep appreciation for overbuilt, quality engineering and construction, but we live in a time of marketing hype and poor warranties.
As a German I can tell you partner: Dein Deutsch ist erste Sahne ;)
Thanks for another great video, the intros never fail to make me crack up
Red Marlboro: 90% tar, 10% cowboy remains
shurdi3 shut up and smoke your cigar some more
That's why you should smoke Lucky Strike cigarettes, remember Lucky Strike means fine tobacco
You've never heard anyone on their death bed say "oh man. I wish I ate more brussel sprouts"
" Red Marlboro: 90% tar, 10% cowboy remains "... not frogettin' a little snifter of arsebearsdoziz in the filter, just to keep them bronchial buds a buzzin.
MARLBORO RED IS PEOPLE
AvE is among the greatest heroes to emerge from our Northern Corporate Appendage. Greets from the USA!
I used Triacs before when I constructed a 15 Amps dimmer. Instead of triggering at the half wave only I used the full wave phase current control. That means I've got the full voltage all the time meanwhile I could control the output current, which was nice as a lightdimmer as well as controlling heaters and even motors (drills and anglegrinders), the lamps did not flicker at low load even.
Hey AvE, recently I was lounging through the local stores, as one does, and I noticed a peculiar device. It looked like a drill at first, but the closer I got it began to change. It turned out to be a “mobile tire inflation device”. I believe it was called the Air Hawk. I called Bull sheet, and I think it might be something for you to check out.
When we run very fine ore, the old timers always use dish soap(grease fighting) to "break surface tension". I seems to help with gold wanting to float through your collection
The “vita-vagamix” makes a come back!
AvE, Thank you so much for reducing the volume while you blended your quarts rocks.
Hey man. I’m 22 and I’ve learned a good amount basic knowledge of many things from your channel. I’m sorry I cannot be a patreon member. You know.... early 20’s struggle lol. I hope you see this man! Yore awesome dude.
So viel deutsch am Stück habe ich noch nie von dir gehört. :D
Love your videos!
The Vitamix dial lets you quickly blend by creating laminar flow that drags down perpendicular to the blades. Slowly turn the dial from 1 up so that it maintains a nice smooth speed and sound. And if you load it right and add enough liquid, there's zero need for the tamper.
Ahhh, the 5200. Classic but it’s the low end though. Just bought the Dyson hair dryer for the lady for Christmas, and another vitamix 750 for birthday.
A ton of people are having issues with the new vitamix 5200s. Love to see how what they changed. They claim to have changed nothing but obviously have cheaped out and raised the price!
Is the Quietest blender I've ever heard of. Heh 😋
Merry Christmas to you and your family from Northern Ireland.
Me and the lady have a vitamix. I have to say it's pretty sweet. That sucker spins so fast it can cook soup.
Made soup with mine once. Blew my mind
oh man, i from Germany and i felt home in the first seconds
your a f****** god
love you man just continue your work on TH-cam
Thank you for lowering the volume when you started the vitamix
I have an original Vita Mixer 3600 , all stainless steel . Got it used at a yard sale . Gran'ma used it a few time Daughter sells it for 20$ . These things cost over 300$ in the early 70's . I love it , it is dangerously efficient .
a triac is a bi-direction device that works in both directions of AC. A SCR works in one direction. the triac is pretty much two SCR's back-to-back in a single package. If they use 2, they just wanted to add extra capacity.
We used Vitamix, with the stainless container, to crush calcined material from the kiln before millong.
Had to use the polycarbonate container for a low iron sample...
Melted the container at the blade level.
Note, most of the iron contamination was from the blades wearing.
(also used Waring blenders 😉😏😎)
I have used the professional ones alot in the kitchen, yes i am a chef watching this channel... they are fantastic machines one of the few ones that do not break, the vitamix and robot coupe are i think the go to machines in the restaurants here in the land of ice.
hells yeah been waiting for this one, thanks. Could you please do a Kirby vacuum someday?
You get paid to make videos where you destroy machines! YOU SIR ARE MY HERO!!!
The zip ties may seem cheap, but it is because the thing is very user friendly as far as service. I was rebuilding my sister's Vitamix and had a guy from their tech department on the phone while he talked me through hardwiring the motor to test it. You can swap brushes, boards, and the whole motor if you are so inclined. I put a new motor in, and now my sister is back to making food for her family, and I have a disembodied Vitamix motor on my workbench, and I am trying to figure out what I can use it for. (Or what I should not use it for...)
The attention to detail on that reflection.
My parents got a Vitamix back in 1989, and it just recently kicked the bucket after 28 years of daily smoothie blending. They replaced it with one of these new models (I'm not a fan of the plastic enclosure) but the motor kicks even more ass than the '89 model. Torque time.
The new one is EVEN BETTER! I have one. It is an unkillable machine of pure awesomeness!
Ich liebe es wenn er versucht Deutsch zu sprechen :D
Micro_ 33 Und wenn man versucht Deutsch zu schreiben, immer auf die korrekte Interpunktion achten, sonst erhält man Kommentare wie dieser. :-)
diesen*
rookieno1 Der war gut :) Über Zeichensetzung bei einem Kommentar meckern und dabei gramatische Fehler einbauen, einfach wunderbar
ja war nicht ma übel. und gut geflucht das is das wichtigste :D
"Fick dich vitamix"war einfach das beste.
I have a Vitamix blender and it sure crushes ice I haven't tried it on rocks though.
I can get some massive brushes from windmills of you want then AvE, my brother works on then and I think he has some scrap ones, of you want leave a comment on this
They're pretty scucum
Can't spell
I think I would kill for one, trade even. That would be so awesome to work with!
tek413 yea, I think they are about 70mm wide by 30mm or something like that
James Sloan yea, I was in his van the other week and he had some in there
A TRIAC is a bi-directional device, you're thinking an SCR (aka Thyristor) that's unidirectional. Also with TRIAC/SCR once triggered, they stay on until the voltage goes back to 0 (which happens 60 times/sec). Motor control is done by delaying when you trigger the TRIAC from the point of the zero-crossing.
That floating censor bar was a nice catch
Great video. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family.
metal blower wheel. Off the shelf part in HVAC. The blower wheel for an induced draft motor which assists flue gases through the flue.
would love to see the inside of the expensive robot coup.
I like the reflection block at 206 there is still quite a lot of Reflections in there though
Something pornographic in the reflection @ 2:06
Yeah, his gnarly Canadian mug.
mkirefu
It's like an old girls gone wild ad
that precision vice off to the side at the start looks EXACTLY like the one i made in the machinist program at BCIT!!! in my first year!!
I just got my first vitamins this afternoon. Watch this video a few times. The one thing I wish they would fix was the potentiometer for the speed control. It just feels cheap, maybe adding some resistance to the dial and making it feel more smooth, but besides that I'm very happy. Do you know if it's possible to swap out the potentiometer for something that feels much nicer to use
Dude I love that little saw so much I wanna buy one lol
Screws on the transistors with heat and blender level vibration would probably work loose...? Hence rivets?
Another good home owner kitchen brand - at least, for espresso machines - is Breville. Those are nice on the insides. The higher end ones are (or were) very nice on the outsides too - with all stainless steel and proper buttons.
Hey there smart dingleberry mosfets do AC but can only be triggered by DC. As long as the voltage between the gate and the source is DC, a mosfet is essentially a wire
irish smokes.. Dublin Duty Free's Finest
I don't understand. What did vita mix do to the Vita mix. It wasn't THAT long ago they were all stainless. Why is there no outcry?
Vitamix used to make (a long time ago) very stout blenders. These days they're still pretty good. It's weird they choose beefy components but cheap out on the god damn pots that comprise of the majority of the user interface.
I've had 2 potentiometers fail just after warranty periods on my last two Vitamix.
My potentiometer is a little shaky too. Did you get a replacement from Vitamix or elsewhere?
Da L. Their warranty service, surprise surprise, wasn't helpful after the warranty expired. They wanted a sizeable fraction of a new unit to repair this one. I ended up replacing the pots myself. Replaced them with something that was of decent quality.
Let me guess: You're getting extremely erratic speed control?
You can use any pot with the same resistive range. A few places online have the info you'll need if you're going to source itself. I don't recall what those figures were off hand.
Yes, you guessed right. The speed knob is a little "loose", wobbly, and if I move it side to side it affects the speed. Starting the Vitamix, the speed doesn't really change linearly from 0 to 4. Then it's ok. It started 1-2 years after I got the machine. It is still under the 7 years warranty, but I don't want to send it out. I'll just replace the potentiometer when I really have to. It's not a real problem now.
You're out shipping and without a blender. It never actually becomes a problem, but a very expensive annoyance.
Hope your eventual replacement goes well.
Cheers!
No probs with the motor I suppose? Would be great to have AvE look at the newer ones with Ankarsrum brushless motors in them, those windings should be fixed proper.
Aaaaare you sure one of those TO220s isn’t the linear regulator for the digital logic, and the other one a triac ??
any home appliance sold over here that has the capability to mince ones hand is required to be fitted with some type of interlock such that it will not chooch unless the recepticle is closed. that does not seem to be the case with this device.
I have an older model with a self resetting thermal circuit breaker, I've had it trip a few times. Must be 15 years old by now.
your idea about the SCRs is a little off. The part about SCRs only conducting in one direction is correct. Silicon Controlled Rectifier, where rectifier is another name for diode. So what semiconductor manufacturers do is put two SCRs in one package, also called a triac. I don't think those two devices are individual SCRs configured as a triac.
Could they be 2 thyristors ? A triac is basically 2 thyristors packaged into one IC.
what happen to the blender sounds, i only watch for blender sound
Two ics on an inductive load = scr which symbol looks like a diode with a wire in the mid, single one usually a triac which symbol looks like two diodes back to back with a control wire in the mid.
Hopping onto this late, but I'd love to see more of these centered around kitchen appliances. We use Vitamix in most professional kitchens, but we also use Robot Coupe immersion blenders and food processors. If you have the inclination to get your hands on one, I would be interested to see a breakdown. They're considered the industry standard in terms of build quality but I've never seen the inside of one.
You can find them here:
www.robot-coupe.com/en-usa/catalogue/power-mixers,4/mp-800-turbo,156/
I work on this stuff and just wanted to say the buildment is near identical to the commercial counterparts.
I was wondering why you had a blackjack on your table... Also, I have to agree with your opinion on PC boards; Some of these things are like friggin works of art. I remember building computers and looking at the motherboards and graphics cards and things and just being amazed at what these circuits could do.
yep, you can hear the nicely tuned PID... goes up, misses once, then sticks right on the mark.
Can you do a tear down on an Oster Pro 1200 blender? It uses a boroglass jar.
Looking forward to a traditional reading of Burroughs on Christmas day.
Did you already do a tear down of the Dewalt XR? I can not find it.
I wish I could just take a pill and instantly have AvE`s knowledge on how things work,even having the side effect of suddenly speaking in his unique language when describing things would be a bonus...
11:40 I was cracking up. Have a great holiday man.
Don't they sometimes intentionally leave the windings un-potted/resin'd? Can't remember why but aren't there reasons at times?
i was wondering why the black bars were there and I realized it was AvE's face.
Very slick.
I freaking died when he said "frame you fuck!" 🤣🤣🤣
This video was SUPER helpful! Assisted me in deciding which blender to purchase. Love to know what’s inside!
BTW: Have you taken apart an Instant Pot? If not, would love to know how it’s made. 👍
insta pot comming right up!
I'd like to see you do a frankinstine build (get several electrical units working together to make a bigger better fantastical unit)
I as a german love it when english speaking youtuber speak german for fun :D
+Daniel Denglish :D
The jug is actually a proprietary plastic mix of herbs and spices called Tritan Copolyester made by Eastman Chemical Company.
Vuggy is one of my favorite words
Any chance you can deconstruct an electronic pressure cooker soon?
I need a triac on my minivan...keeps speeding too fast down the highway
did he black bar out his reflection at the beginning?
Where did you get Marlboros' in canukistan?
I got a ninja and I love it to bits I haven't found anything that can stop it yet you should do a teardown
The other thing that needs to be measured is the sound level of these consumer products. Measured my Ninja blender at 97db at ear level. Wonder why my ears ring at times.
Didn't you do the whole ore in the blender thing once before?
that was a blendtec and I think it failed on the rocks.
rewatch the start when he mentioned he had forgotten he had used it for such Vijay
Merry Christmas AVE!
I've been waiting for this one - one of the most expensive consumer kitchen tools. Most of the marketing going into the speed control (which is silly - as speed control tech is ridiculously inexpensive these days)
Well, their speed control is pretty scoocum. So they do have some factual wank to market.
yeah - that's clear. The hype comes from the need to keep speeds low to satisfy "raw" diets, which maintain that
high RPMs "cook" the raw food too much.
Rippims cooking. Yeah that sounds like the same kind of marketing those miracle oil filters had that used a roll of toilet paper as the filter element.
jake carvey Reminds me. Another channel absolutely did boil water with just a blender recently... Action Lab.
Considering they're used at almost every smoothie bar and Starbucks I'm not surprised it's well built
You are having way to much fun with that minature chain saw.
how does this Vitamix compare to the Vitamix Pro Seriesn750 2.2HP?
Happy cristmas-eve everyone!
High greetings from germany!
you can do cull wave control with a single triac though, I'm still wondering why they have 2, not like the thing's gonna pull 24 amps