when programing the sounds to the board i save them as a OGG file to prevent them from being to large for the board then once its added to the board just rename the file to what button you wish to map it too. hope this helps 😀
@@mlbbguide7251 im not entirely familiar with the R3 myself, if it was a buzzer sound you were after it might be easier just to use a simple adafruit soundboard. if not, this might help. docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/uno-rev3/getting-started/
U nás máme krumpáče na jedné straně špičaté a na druhé rovný břit. V čem (proč) máte u vás ostří do V? V čem je lepší než rovné? Jinak dle diskuse - též nasazujene krumpáče z druhe strany, ale chápu, že jde asi o středeční záležitost než o nástroj s kterým chceš ještě pracovat. Přeji hodně zdaru v další práci.
thnak you for your coment :) im not sure why the end is shapped this way, we too also have some made with a straight blade on one side, and yes i do realise that if this was a functional tool that the head should be slotted in place from the bottom of the handle :)
@@productioncrafts6636 It's an old BSA Cadet made in Birmingham with a cold hammer forged barrel. Had you restored it with care you would have an heirloom quality collectible.
A pickaxe handle is made and mount different from an axe handle. Maybe by now you have discovered.. And for a pickaxe use day by day, not put on a wall liike a painting, is not important the shine but the shape
yea i did see after doing this that a pickaxe is slot into place from the bottom and not wedged, although like you said its only really a decorative item i doubt i'll be swinging it anytime soon ha :)
good question! I'm no expert in the area however I would assume you would either have to get a converter to bring the power down to 12v from the bike to run the horn or power the circuit off a separate battery. hope this helps :)
Your springs are too long making them not tensioned enough when you cock the string back. Cut about 1/3 of the length off of them, or shorten your string by about 1/3 and try it.
The legs and support pieces are 2x4’s and I think the ply is around 10mm thick, the finished bench top is around 122cm by 60cm and the whole piece is 85cm tall hope this helps.
It looks cool, but the swinging steel arms are too heavy and steal most of the energy. Make them from alu, that should still be strong enough and way lighter. Also you could taper the arms to the end, which will also reduce weight and increase performance. Further more I would design the whole crossbow in such a way that at the zero position (so not cocked) there is already some tension on the springs. This would require a shorter string. The flat spring to hold down the bolts I would not make from alu - use 2 mm steel for this and that will work much better. Regarding the bolts - when you have them like that and the bolt hits something hard, the nail will be pushed into the wood and eventually split it. Rather use a thinker piece of steel (ideally hardened, but for testing it doesn't matter) like a 10 mm rod and hollow that out with an 8 mm hole (requires a lathe) 10 mm or so deep and then use a 8 mm shaft and stick it in there. Or use the 10 mm steel piece and make the last 10 mm of it thinner to 8 mm thickness (just requires a drill and a file) and then put an 10 mm alu or steel pipe over it. 7:05 really nice garden :)
Well better than before, but black rims really look like a gap in teeth. You could have also polished them to a nice silvery appearance and then saved that from rust with a clear coat over it.
This was amazing, great work. I have 7 of my grandpas old pickaxe heads and 2 full pickaxes, he used to be a gold miner. I want to do the exact same thing with all of them, they're each in a similar condition as the one here. Once again, awesome job, it was inspiring.
Great stuff and just what I need. Liked the video especially the funny thumbnails! Bee very interested in supporting your project! Was the ply top expensive?
thank you :) I know ply can be expensive probably looking at around £40 for the top if bought new but this was made out of some offcuts from the floor of the shed.
oh nice that idea does sound good! potentially more powerful using one spring as it would have to extend further?? maybe something to look into one day!
This is siiiiick!!! I have the animal house horn on my truck and I love it. Only thing i wish it did was be able to load in some different tones. It has like 10+ sirens… no body needs that. Rather be able to add a Luda “Move Bitch” or “Get out the Way” instead. I’m down to maybe send you what u need to make it for me? Either way this is freaking cool!! You should try n sell this!!
