What ink or die do you use I've tried searching Google but it's showing loads of different dies or pigments and I used permanent marker as it used to stick to metal but somehow isn't permanent anymore so I's scamming people with false advertising
It has some scratch resistance but it's not super hard. It can work on a lure but will get scratched from teeth and banging around on the boat. Enamel paint is probably easier and can be touched up easier.
About an hour in my area, but it depends on how dry and hot it is in your location. Try increments of 15 minutes to find the best fit and then use that as a rough time going forward.
Hello Is it possible to re:dye a part? I have a fishing reel that supposed to be black but one side plate is brownish and i dont like it at all. Tnx /F
You would have to first strip off the anodizing layer with something like a chemical process (ex. lye) or mechanical (lathe or sandblasting) and then clean it thoroughly before re-anodizing.
Where is the cool jet action I see from some of these on youtube? I'd really like to know why some burn like a candle (this one), and others sound like a jet engine. Can anyone comment? Thanks.
I love these unboxing videos. They really tell me everything I need to know about the product, including the print quality on the box and the thickness of the styrofoam being used.
this video is awesome! i do have a question: i understand that the aluminum wires being used as hanging rods for the part being anodized are one time use (and titanium wires are not). are the aluminum cathodes also one time use? is there an alternative, if so?
Thank you. No, the cathodes can be used multiple times as long as they are in good shape. I've seen people also use lead cathodes but I've never had any issues with aluminum.
Sorta. I use them so that I know the plants all get about the same amount of water for a given time since they are mostly in the 7-10 gallon pot size range. For anything larger I will add an additional 1 GPH emitter to the mix.
I go through the curing process but don't smoke and certainly don't 'cook' the meat through. Once out of the cure I let it dry in the open in the fridge for 3-5 days then slice and fry up (or freeze for later).
@@ShinyInsanity It's like crispy bacon - your method leans me more into a charcuterie / salami logic - eg not needing further cooking after the hot smoking. Looks very good - just not what I am aiming for this time around.
Great work! You probably know that Busted Fishing also now do a winder and also the have a line guide tool also as well as a cool tool to remove old line that you attach to an electric drill. You can also use these tools to get the exact amount of backing you require when you're using a small amount of top shot braid.
Ahhh, i just transplanted mine and mixed great white with water and sprayed roots, I was worried about putting too much powder on. Hopefully it still works as well
You did not elaborate on the part that was red and blue, end to end. Also, can a part be dyed with one color over a second color? Say red over black or green over yellow. I am thinking of an effect where a second color occasionally appears in an otherwise uniform finish.
The red and blue part was just done by dying one side partially then flipping it around and dying the other side partially. You can dye over colors but they will blend. I do not think you will get the fade through effect you mentioned.
I bought one at Christmas and only used it once I had done the proper breaking in procedure etc. Anyway, I just went to use it again and it won't even turn on! The pressure is all drained out of it right now. It's plugged into a dedicated outlet. It's not on an extension cord. It has oil in it. When I flip the switch. Nothing. I looked all through the troubleshooting and didn't see anything about what to do. Somebody did mention that sometimes there are reset buttons? It's not listed on my manual. Have you ever had this happen and do you know where the reset button is?
Sorry to hear that. I've never had this happen on mine, but sounds like it could be something like a loose wiring connector. I don't think this model has a reset button that I am aware. If it's out of the warranty period you can always unplug it and pop off the cover to see if any of the wire connectors worked loose over the winter.
@@ShinyInsanity Good morning. Took off the cowling and it turned out the motor had caught fire and melted! It didn't even have 1 hour of use on it It wasn't under warranty anymore but they did take it back and replace it with another one which I had to buy the extended warranty in order to have the store do that Now I'm trying to figure out what could have caused the fire. I suspect it was a faulty batch of these compressors *** However, I wanted to ask how important it is for the compressor to be absolutely perfectly level when operating? I've noticed it seems to be slightly unlevel so in the oil window it looks like it's on the low side. However, when I wheel it all the way out to the cement pad and let it sit there a minute I can see the oil is correct level. In your opinion, does the compressor have to be extremely level in order to run safely? Just glancing at it, the compressor looks level until you look at the oil window.
@@TheButterflyGirl7 Glad you were able to get it replaced. That's odd that happened and hopefully that is not a common problem. As far as the oil level it should not need to be perfectly level. If you have a major variation in your floor it could in theory cause the low side to have some issues with circulation and thus lubrication but I don't think anyone's floors are that uneven. More than likely it was just a manufacturing defect versus anything you did. Let us know how the next break in goes.
I've never tried mine with that but I have seen videos where others have used it to grind up chicken bones for raw dog food but I think they use the bigger models (i.e. #12 and up).
Drip irrigation systems typically operate at a much lower pressure than standard hose bibbs. If the backflow preventer isn't designed for low-pressure systems, it might misinterpret the pressure change as backflow and release water when you turn it on. Try to turn on the spigot slowly.
It is not continuous and is only turned on 1-2 times a day (depending on how hot the season). The emitter heads are 1-3 gallons per hour so that would be overkill to leave them on all the time.
Good effort although it would have burnt hotter and cleaner if you had only 1 row of 1/4 in holes at the top. The number of holes in the inner can base was overkill since was considerably more area than the outside air holes.
I’m trying desperately to thread my 1/4” copper tubing without it bending and twisting in my hand. Massive fail! I used the M7 die and I can only get about 2 turns before my tube starts contorting. Even a vise doesn’t stop it. What am I doing wrong? Please make a video of you doing this part from start to finish.
Go slow at first and use some tapping oil or some other lubricant to help. The copper was pretty soft and didn't give me any issue once I got it started. Don't use a vise since it will definitely twist. If you're using a thinner gauge copper tube that may also contribute to twisting.
My same model locked up after maybe 16 hours of run time. I followed the break in and changed the oil afterwards. The oil was full when it locked up at maybe 80psi. It was a full stop with a hum. I unplugged it and drained the tank to no avail. It still only hums at the motor when I try to turn it on.
Excellent Content, with Perfect Delivery💯Especially for my ADHD 🧠🤓 📍I machine Aluminum 1:25 scale auto model parts on a Mill & Lathe. My question is this; “How can you regulate the amount of color you want with a part?” Ex: Motor parts that I’m using a Butter/Yellow Anodize Dye, but I only want a very light tint of the color.. 👉Can you tell me what to tweak to do this please… Thank-U -Sir..... Respectfully, Lee aka: ZenModeling☯️
Thanks for watching. To get consistent part coloring I would use weigh out the same amount of pigment for a new batch each time after finding the right shade of tint I want and dip the parts for the same time. It will take some experimenting at first to find the amount of dye and time to get the color you want.
@@ShinyInsanity 👉I’m using a Sodium Bisulfate solution with Lead cathode strips @ 16v & 0.3amp’s for about 90 mins & using Black, Red & Gold colors + (Liquid-Nickel-Acetate-Sealer) & so far have all been 💯
