Daisy, a luthier, has a workshop but no dust extraction. She installs a system. It's PVC, so she wants to ground it. This video is a discussion and demonstration of electro-static electricity,...
Daisy, a luthier, has a workshop but no dust extraction. She installs a system. It's PVC, so she wants to ground it. This video is a discussion and demonstration of electro-static electricity, grounding, and installation of the extraction and the grounding wires.
She has another video here about Building a ukulele in 4 days and I didn't really know which one to post. That time limit sounds like it's going to be a dumb and frantic video, but it really isn't. She knows that she's taking some shortcuts. She's very calming in this video, and a bit funnier in the submitted video. But I very much enjoy people who know what they're doing, doing something that they're good at and enjoy.
It seems easy enough to build a uke in 4 days. All you have to do is print one. :P This is actually something I've vaguely wanted to do for a while, but now my interest is in making an electric...
It seems easy enough to build a uke in 4 days. All you have to do is print one. :P
This is actually something I've vaguely wanted to do for a while, but now my interest is in making an electric hurdy-gurdy.
I love her video on heliotropism. I wasn't sure about Tempest at first. She can initially come off like just another rich girl spending Daddy's money on her fun pet projects, but the more I watch...
I love her video on heliotropism. I wasn't sure about Tempest at first. She can initially come off like just another rich girl spending Daddy's money on her fun pet projects, but the more I watch the more I realise I was wrong and she really does love what she does and is very good at it. Nobody can help who their parents are, after all.
This might be a dumb question, but could you detect how much discharge there is coming off of the system using a multimeter? Also I got a little joy seeing a European use a wirenut. Guessing it...
This might be a dumb question, but could you detect how much discharge there is coming off of the system using a multimeter?
Also I got a little joy seeing a European use a wirenut. Guessing it came with the kit and the kit is American in origin or something? I remember every electrical discussion on reddit turning into a big debate about wirenuts vs. those little snappy connectors (name escapes me). Just mildly amusing to me for some reason :)
Daisy, a luthier, has a workshop but no dust extraction. She installs a system. It's PVC, so she wants to ground it. This video is a discussion and demonstration of electro-static electricity, grounding, and installation of the extraction and the grounding wires.
She has another video here about Building a ukulele in 4 days and I didn't really know which one to post. That time limit sounds like it's going to be a dumb and frantic video, but it really isn't. She knows that she's taking some shortcuts. She's very calming in this video, and a bit funnier in the submitted video. But I very much enjoy people who know what they're doing, doing something that they're good at and enjoy.
It seems easy enough to build a uke in 4 days. All you have to do is print one. :P
This is actually something I've vaguely wanted to do for a while, but now my interest is in making an electric hurdy-gurdy.
I love her video on heliotropism. I wasn't sure about Tempest at first. She can initially come off like just another rich girl spending Daddy's money on her fun pet projects, but the more I watch the more I realise I was wrong and she really does love what she does and is very good at it. Nobody can help who their parents are, after all.
Mother's money, and the mother didn't get much because the uncle got the inheritance.
This might be a dumb question, but could you detect how much discharge there is coming off of the system using a multimeter?
Also I got a little joy seeing a European use a wirenut. Guessing it came with the kit and the kit is American in origin or something? I remember every electrical discussion on reddit turning into a big debate about wirenuts vs. those little snappy connectors (name escapes me). Just mildly amusing to me for some reason :)
Wago connectors?
Yeah that’s them!
I'm curious why she left so much slack in the tubing going to the planer.