I love and hate this video. You jump around so much that it's hard to follow. Then when I copy what you do to start the circular pattern, my loft gets erased and you don't show how you grab the loft, saying it's complete when it's not. How do you grab the loft when it wants you to grab an entity? A loft isn't an entity.
Good morning, I wanted to express my appreciation for the excellent explanatory video. Would you be so kind as to recommend a new multimedia radio with wireless Android Auto compatibility, specifically for a 2017 Vitara GLX Allgrip? I would greatly appreciate your guidance.
This was very helpful and neat. Thank you! At 2:02, you create the line going up at the midpoint of the hypotenuse of the triangle. This will be where your future plane is at to create the second triangle that you then loft between. Why do you choose the midpoint of the hypotenuse? I ask because my original body that I revolved has more top surface area (less of a hole in the middle). So, choosing the midpoint actually isn't going to cut all the ways through when I loft between the two triangles. I am thinking that I need to create my triangle closer to the origin instead of at the midpoint of that hypotenuse. But I am wondering if there was a specific reason that you did it this way that would mean I shouldn't do that ... and maybe I should instead widen the center hole. I like the smaller center hole because it will give more binding surface area between the two couplings. Thank you for your input!
Hi Robert, Happy to hear you found the video useful! There is no special reason to choose that midpoint, it was merely a convenient way to have the sketch become "fully defined" without dimensioning the distance to the center. Let me know how it goes, I'd be happy to hear you made it work and to see the end result.
Couldn't find a decent tutorial to do this anywhere but here. Really wish it had spoken instructions, or at least hover the mouse longer so I can see what you're selecting. But I managed, half way through blind luck, to figure it out. Doesn't help that I was using Fusion360, but it got done!
Happy to hear. Editing this video was an interesting experience since it showed me just how difficult it is to create the quality content we get on RU-vid for free. Thanks for the notes, I'll take them into consideration if I ever make another video.
the problem I have that the Right pair when I touch it to try to connect to the phone it doesn't make the sound of pairing and doesn't pair while sometimes with absolute luck it works b it like 1 / 1000 chance
Hi Osama, Does it charge correctly in the charger? Does the red light come on? (or red and then solid green to show that it is full). If it isn't charging, it may not be able to connect.
So what Ingredients do you need to fix it? My English is bad, so all I know is you're using a flux, then apply it to the hole, and you use your solder to the hole while your left hand holding something. What item do you hold on your left hand? And do your earphone still working? Looking forward to your reply!
Hi, the tool is called a "soldering iron" and can be purchased usually in any hardware store (you'll need a small one for this job) If you do not already own one, you could take your earphones to the local phone-repair shop and show them the video. And yes, the earphone still work great, I use them everyday.
@@leavoa already did it with my dad after I post that comment and it works! Thanks for making this video and replying my comment, I hope it will help soneone else :D
Thank you a lot! Mine were still under warranty as they were only like 2 months old but the seller didn't want to honor them, so I just followed your video and took matters into my own hands with my trusty solder iron and it works like a dream !
@@HuiloPu У меня установлена локальная мультимедийная система, которая является полностью мусорной, я хочу установить систему Teyes, но еще не приобрел ее. Я не говорю по-русски, это переведено Google.
@@leavoa у меня стоит Bosch, и она имеет один недостаток, у неё нет выхода звука на 4 динамика, только лево и право, а зад и перёд нет((( а эта штатная чем не устроила? Как её название, или модель?
Brother, try cleaning charging points of both earphones those 2 little dots dirt collects on them use Q tips and some isopropyl alcohol or kerosene. I had same issue
@@dannyortiz8409 Not sure about the parallelism question. You can try it out yourself and see. Number of teeth is up to you. If you want sixty teeth, make sure each triangle takes up (360/60)=6 degrees. And use six degrees in the circular pattern (or sixty instances)
No, it is "electronics solder", can be purchased in any hardware store, usually. If you have no experience and no tools, I think it will be easier to go to the nearest phone repair shop, show them this video and ask them to do it.
hello, i want to buy those eraphones but ihate silicons in ear. i like the ergonomy on those erphones. so do you think if i do a "clean cut" (if i menage it) on silicon side. and use a regular sponge covers for the cosmetic look. how effects the sound quality? good or bad?
Yup, they autoconnect to bluetooth when they disconnect from the case. I am also going to add a strip of foam to the top of the case to help it compress the buds into the contact better. Overall, I would not recommend these, but if you have them it's definitely salvageable. I enjoy them daily and have minimal issues overall.
@@leavoa dang. wish I would've known before I bought. the t2c is awesome and I use it for my everyday travels so I figured it'd be the same for the t6. I'll try adding a solder later this day. I don't have a flux, would that be alright or would I damage anything?
@@mkymnzns Yeah the case gets a 2/5 from me, but otherwise the headphones are enjoyable and don't fall off, so they are worth fixing if you have them already, in my opinion.
mine won't power on nor will they charge and idk what to do i was using them very carefully. What can i do to fix this. My charging case doesn't power on that led light anymore when i charge it .
@@leavoa I’m trying this now as well with same problem. Case is fully charged (I think) blue dot on/off, but only left ear showed red light. After long pressing right earplug and having it pressed in the case in a certain way finally red dot burned first for a sec so I held it but then after a while when I let it go it still burned red so fingers crossed this works and I can use the headphones again and hopefully charge again the next time without issues.
Hi I have a similar problem. when I put right earphone in the case the light turns on for a moment and then turns off. Do you think the problem is for the battery or the connection?
@@rezabadizadegan3062 good thinking! You can use a very thin metal strip to try and open the case (you can see the seem around the edge) there are about 5 catches/latches to release. Work carefully and slowly and you should get it done without any marks. Use more than one tool in order to hold it slightly open while working on another section.
Never had this issue. I would start by trying different cables. If that doesn't fix it you can either return it to the manufacturer, or look inside and see if you can find the issue. It's pretty easy to pop open, but you do run the risk of leaving a mark when you pry open the case.
@@leavoa idc about the marks,I think the trouble is the charging center and I was looking for a way to pop it out but I couldn't do it for fear of breaking the case
@@martinpadilla3115 go slow around the edges with a knife to create the initial gap and plastic ruler or something similar to pry it open. Use the flexibility of the case itself to help the catches opening. It's pretty robust, go slow and you'll be ok.
Came out of the box with this issue (putting in case did not charge right earbud), but after this fix it's been working great for a few months now. Pretty happy with them.
@@ibrahim.abouelseoud yeah , i have this headset now and have the same problem as well but its now fixed using this method. Its now going 9 months old now and it works like a charm.
@@ibrahim.abouelseoud yeah i use it for exercising and it doesnt corrode the solder its been 7 momths since i did the soldering on this and its still charging with no cut connections or somethin.
@matholio "I'm surprised you don;t have some sort of auto-reset to put the device back to the start, and a camera to measure how far it got. Then you could leave it over night, running gens" A lot of people are getting confused about this. I'm developing the gaits in a simulation, and these are tests I do to verify the performance predicted by the simulation. I only do about 5 tests manually... the simulation does about 2000 generations (20,000-30,000 simulations) every time I generate a gait.
