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Jake von Slatt
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Jake von Slatt is a maker, tinkerer, and all around techno dilettante living and creating just outside of Boston, Massachusetts. Jake is interested in the blending of 19th century aesthetics and technology with the modern world and showcases projects of that ilk on his website at steampunkworkshop.com. While he eschews the temptation to rigidly define the term "Steampunk," he does know that it has something to do with the intersection of technology and romance.
For Real Pilot Arc Conversion of Plasma Torch!
How to convert a plasma torch to pilot arc with complete circuitry and explanation. This may be the only real pilot arc conversion video on RUclips!
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Car Generator Powered by Arduino! - Part 3
Просмотров 29 тыс.11 месяцев назад
We build an Arduino Nano based speed controller that uses to cruise control actuator in a Toyota Sienna to modulate the engine rpm to maintain a 60Hz output on out under-hood mounted generator. Includes descriptions of all hardware, operation, and schematic diagrams. Components used are an Arduino Nano Every, an L298N Dual H-Bridge, a 16x2 Serial I2C LCD display and an LM311 comparator to condi...
5500 Watt Car Generator - Part 2
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
I took the generator from a genset that threw a rod and put it under the hood of my old minivan!
CHEAPEST CNC PLASMA - FIXED RFI!
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
I solved the RFI problems that were crashing the Mach3 USB controller on my CNC plasma table. I also figured out how to make CamBam work with a non-pilot-arc plasma torch!
DeWalt 20VMax Battery Hot Cold Charge Delay No Matter What Temperature
Просмотров 24 тыс.Год назад
This battery stopped charging with a "Hot/Cold Delay" error no matter what temperature it actually was. I this video I disassemble, diagnose, and fix the bad surface mount resistor in the temperature sensing circuit.
SONY TA-AX380 Diagnosis and Repair
Просмотров 781Год назад
I found a SONY TA-AX380 at the dump and I diagnos and repair it. Turns our it was just bad solder joints! Music in the episode is from The Nathaniel Johnstone Band's album "Narratives" nathanieljohnstone.com/narratives.html
Junk-built CNC Plasma Cutter Table
Просмотров 91 тыс.Год назад
I built a plasma cutting table with a cantilevered arm and a down-draft table out of scrap metal I found at the dump and about $150 of electronics from eBay. It uses a non-pilot arc contact torch.
New Segment: Interesting Things I Found at the Dump
Просмотров 313Год назад
This is a new segment where I highlight interesting things that I've found at the dump and other places.
Vintage Turntable Repair
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Repairing a vintage Sony PS-X45 stereo turntable that is not running at the proper speed. Controls are cleaned , speed sensor is adjusted and a stroboscope disk is used to check the turntable speed.
Converting a 5500 Watt Generator for Under hood Installation 1
Просмотров 21 тыс.Год назад
Somebody gave me a 5500 watt generator set that was run without oil and had a broken rod so I decide to separate the generator portion and modify it to be mounted under the hood of my yard car.
Vintage Receiver Repair - finding a noisy transistor
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.Год назад
Troubleshooting and repair of the vintage Pioneer SX-838 receiver that had a noisy transistor. In this video I clean all of the controls, switches, and potentiometers and then because I didn't have the necessary 2NA725 PNP transistor, I substituted a 2N3906 PNP transistor and it worked great! Featuring music from the Nathaniel Johnstone Band: nathanieljohnstone.com
My Channel was Demonetized!
Просмотров 770Год назад
My channel got demonetized! But I have a plan and I'm not planning on quitting anytime soon!
Flickering LED Lantern How To
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How to build, bright, high-quality flickering LED lanterns! When I was young I went to Disney World and while I enjoyed the park, it was the lighting fixture and effects that really captivated my interest. In particular I loved the flickering lanterns that festooned the tree in the waiting area for Splash Mountain. For years I've wanted to hang lanterns from the tree in my front yard to match w...
LG 32" 4K Monitor Screen Repair
Просмотров 16 тыс.Год назад
Watch me repair a 32 inch 4K LG monitor that I rescued from a dumpster!
Welder 2 - Transformer Disassembly to Reuse Iron Cores
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Welder 2 - Transformer Disassembly to Reuse Iron Cores
Welder 1 - WTF is a Saturable Reactor?
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Welder 1 - WTF is a Saturable Reactor?
Alternator Internal Regulator to External Regulator Conversion - Sort Of
Просмотров 51 тыс.6 лет назад
Alternator Internal Regulator to External Regulator Conversion - Sort Of
Lost PLA Cast Aluminum Alternator Pulley
Просмотров 15 тыс.7 лет назад
Lost PLA Cast Aluminum Alternator Pulley
HOMEMADE WELDER! 250 AMPS from old car engine!
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HOMEMADE WELDER! 250 AMPS from old car engine!
Vintage Homemade Welder - Part 3: Sparks and Smoke
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Vintage Homemade Welder - Part 3: Sparks and Smoke
VERY hard to find. I own three 'tri-core' types of varying sizes, with the largest at about 1kVa. I've been actively looking for a large unit (10kVa+) to control a utility pole transformer for a giant tesla coil for years. It really is like looking for a literal needle in a haystack. The few people who have them usually end up scrapping them or incorrectly list them as a transformer. The one or two companies that still make them (for use in harsh non-solid state friendly applications) demand outrageous prices for them. Definitely a unicorn find and my favorite magnetic device.
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I can't believe I missed this series. So great to see you in action. I had never heard of a yard car before, but it makes perfect sense!
Hi Jake. How do you spell the name of the nonconductive stick that you are using?.
Does isnit capable of producing the full 5kw without bogging down the motor or slipping the belt?
Yes, easily. Original engine was only 10hp.
I have this same receiver with the same problem....lol. Going to give the fix a try, thanx for posting and very fine job on the video. Very easy to listen and follow. +++
So what if I already have a machine that is a pilot arc? Do I just use it as is or do I need to get a different machine?
Yes, most CNC tables assume pilot arc.
You couldn't just wrap your wires in aluminum foil?
That might have worked but not without the other mods too.
Subscribed because I also use CamBam :) Cnc, Drawing Machine, Polystyrene Cutter and others...South Africa
Brilliant rock solid design, no sensitive electronic components. Is the biggest difference between an expensive plasma cutter and a cheap one? Why are some plasma cutters so expensive?
I have the 32UR500B monitor, it has been hit, where could I get a compatible screen, could you tell me the compatible model and where to buy it. Thank you
Do you mind me asking what kind of tape that is? CC says kind arc, and Im not familiar with the brand, and a few google searches dont seem to steer me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!
That's "Kapton" tape.
I built a CNC plasma cutter using a cheap cut 50 pilot arc machine but it produces too much emi. I battled the emi issue for quite a while before addressing it on Open Builds forum. By the way open builds control is excellent software for controlling your CNC machine and it's free. They also have Open Builds Cam for converting your files to G-Code and it's also free. A moderator on Open Builds suggested I use a blowback torch plasma cutter rather than my high frequency pilot arc. He said I will find it much more economical to replace the HF plasma cutter than to jump through all the loops with shielding attempts.😮 I have to agree and plan on getting a blowback start plasma cutter. In all of my previous attempts the thing I discovered produced the most interference was the plasma cutter lead itself. It acts as a huge antenna. I was considering making a sleeve for it out of Faraday fabric but decided I would spend the money on a blowback cutter instead. Blowback cutters are generally used most often in environments where sensitive electronics exist. According to the open builds moderator high frequency start is 1970s technology. And while it still works it can be very frustrating in an environment using a cheap arduino-based boards that utilize USB connectivity - such as my MKS DLC 32 v 2.1 control board. I use Grbl.
When your work clamp is connected to your table or workpiece doesn't it essentially create a path between your plasma cutter and your electronics?
Mine has a thin vertical blue line right in the middle and I had opened it up and unattached the ribbon then reattached and make sure it is secured but it still show up. I did touch everywhere I can as well. I have the exact monitor that you have....so not sure what happened.
Jake, thanks for sharing the video. Can you tell me exactly how you determined that the thermistor was bad (multimeter setting and where exactly you contacted the red / black multimeter prongs...it was difficult to see in the video) and what is an approx. normal read versus a bad one? I have a fairly new Dewalt 20V 8AH battery that was used lightly approx. 5 times, and I got the flashing yellow light while charging. What was interesting was the yellow light went off when I angled the battery while docked (I kind of pulled the battery away from dock while still inserted if that makes sense...possibly somehow pulled away the TH when charging?) so I maintained that weird angle and the battery went to a full charge without the yellow light. Unfortunately, the battery only works on my flashlight but if I use it on anything requiring more power (router, drills, etc.) it won't work. The battery reads 19.9V when tested. I plan on contacting the church to have an exorcism done on it soon. lol
It’s been some time since I made this video and I don’t remember the answers to your questions. In general the most common thermistors should read about 10K ohms at room temperature, they should not read open or 0 ohms. From your description, I’d look closely at the batteries contacts. My theory is ther is some dirt or corrosion such they can provide enough current for the flashlight but not any more demanding tools. Either that or you just happen to get a battery with a faulty cell.
I got a defective DCB210 from the flea market exactly two weeks ago. Believe it or not, I went there looking for one after one of mine failed since my mower needs two. Yeah, these batteries are notoriously bad. I expected to be salvaging a couple good cells to restore my bad pack. Sure enough, it had one bank for two cells that was only reasoning 1.1v but I used alligator clips to a smart cell charger and it came back up to working voltage. Unfortunately, it still wouldn’t charge on the DeWALT charger and would always trigger the thermal delay. I found there was no continuity between TH and the thermistor. Weirdly, the break appears to be between the two PCBs even though the exposed/bent wire was fine. On a DCB210 the positive wire is welded on both ends so I couldn’t simply desolder it. I masked off everything with kapton and electrical tape to avoid shorting with my iron right under the positive terminal and made a jumper wire, which seems to have fixed everything. I’m still running each bank of cells through a charge/refresh cycle with the smart charger but it seems to be working. :) If the cells that were dangerously undervolted don’t hold up under load then it’s back to Plan A but I did use it to mow the lawn once already.
I am looking for a led flame effect panel that I can wire to a small solar panel for sting lights, so I can have flame effect in a lantern and have it powered by an external solar panel. Where can I get the led fame effect panel that is already wired so I can attach it to the solar panel myself?
Ksa,1845 great replacement for that
Thanks!
Your tips worked perfectly in my case, I use arduinouno + CNC shield grbl. Thank you🎉🎉🎉
Where are you mate exellent work and video thanks 😊
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Jake, hopefully by now you have gotten your monetization back. if not, i hope you get it back soon. i haven't been following your channel very actively for a while but to let you know, your steampunk stuff was the inspiration for a steampunk computer stand i built a while back and still use to this day.. i really dig your steampunk stuff. it's got a beauty and charm all its own. thanks man!!
Thanks for the kind words! Yes I did get the monetization back, it's not a lot but it helps!
Wow, thanks! Anybody know about how long to blow in the propane before hitting the igniter? Looks like about 10 seconds. One way to find out! Plus you don't have ether or brake cleaner eating away at the inside when you're done.
So Flash making a tent?
It would be a 2SA725 transistor, not 2NA725
These were common after WWII thanks to enormous quantities of surplus aircraft parts. Generators were sold via magazine adverts well into the 1970s. My HS science teacher built one (he was a WWII Merchant Marine vet later US Navy Commander and even later a tall ship captain in retirement, RIP Steve Masone) for his class to learn from. He even brought auto engines into school because he knew tactile experience is vital to learning.
Sheetcam and a floating Z axes will fix all your problems also USB and EFI doesn't play well together. that MACH3 controller board is for a wood cutter or mill
There’s a later video showing how I fixed the EFI with filter caps and shielding. The unit does have a floating axis but the real fix was an actual pilot arc converter I built in my most recent video. I’m intrigued by Sheetcam, especially now that I see there is a Linux version! Thanks!
I wanted to ask you a question about your CNC cutter. Do you have or plan to install the torch height controller? I already purchased it and many people claim that it will allow the head to keep a constant height above the metal if it is somewhat lighter gauge sheet metal.
I’m looking into a Arduino based open source torch height controller but I’m concerned it may not work well with my torch, I may upgrade it before I try.
Thanks great video. I am building a CNC plasma cutter and I may have overkilled the strength and weight of it. I could probably attach a high-torque motor and use it as a mill.
Look into a "drag knife" for cutter cardboard, gasket material, vinyl, etc.
@11:27 An outer-edge lead in to the circle would have prevented that bugger when trying to close the circle.
Thanks! Yeah, I been steadily refining the gcode generator to do that.
Brilliant.. thumbs up..
I have an old SA9500 with noise. I will have to try this.
Hi Jake, Thanks for an excellent and detailed video. I want to make something more powerful to attract moths. (Lepidoptery). I will use a 12v car battery and want it to be as bright as possible. Like a standard 110v Mercury lamp. They are intensely bright. I've tried before but never managed to increase brightness without either popping the flicker led or the transistor. Limited electronics knowledge here, but I really would like to make this work. Any advice greatly appreciated. With regards. Don.
For something like that I’d go with a bright LED bulb and this: lanternnet.com/product/fauxflame-v2-synthesizer-module/
Is that monitor LG Ultragear 32GK650 32 inch 2K 144HZ ? If so can you tell me the panel model of it ?
We call that a rheostat
Front suspension problem Hang more weight on front. Bigger elephants. Oooo ya.
I have a Town and Country minivan and my alternator stopped working I replace alternator but still not working I want to bypass PCM / computer because I just need the battery to charge. I have an external voltage regulator and I can get power from fuse box that turns on when the key is on. It should work but it's not Alternator is new and checked and voltage regulator is new too. But still not charging I am missing something, but I don't know what. Can you help me? I will generously make a donation to you. Thanks
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its basically a magnetic amplifier. very old technology that i find absolutely fascinating.
Hello, can you help me, my plasma cutter has a problem with the pilot arc. exactly the same, well, I have Pris 1000 ruclips.net/video/HQ-drPZvCkc/видео.html It works hard at 2 bar. and this is a problem when cutting metal. I want to send you the whole picture to make it clear. I will be grateful to you for this
Interesting how Pioneer used Elna caps and also some polystyrenes on that board. Pioneer had such a great reputation in that era. Probably still does. Such well made equipment in those days from most of the big guys. I like the vintage chicken head knobs that you put on the tone controls. This video has really helped me with a problem I'm having with a Hafler DH101 that is making noise in one channel. Thank You !
Glad to help!
I'm looking for inspiration for steampunking a Mazda Miata. You got some good insight.
Hi Jake. I just came across you when I googled to see whether it was possible to put real candles in an electric-wired chandelier, and was really impressed with your project & wanted to leave a comment on the page for you but couldn't (phaps because it went back to 2009). Loved reading about stuff you picked up from the dump - even down to old candles (waste not want not etc etc!). Thanks - given me much food for thought (and birthday present ideas for my hubby to consider for me! Ha ha!). Congrats on your retirement! Loved the boat - and loved your hat too! Good luck in your journey to get remonetised! :)
Thanks for the kind words!
ForFor repairing and to know how this module working I need the schematic circuit diagram part number this module is alternator control unit 269A4985? repairing and to know how this module working I need the schematic
Absolutely agree Jake on the great feeling one gets from helping other enthusiastic diy’ers and what a brilliant job you are doing. Just discovered your channel and loving it. Thank you
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Great idea nicely done. I contemplated this then donated the HF machine to my dad instead who will put it to great use chopping up stuff freestyle. They are godsend for removing old exhausts etc
They are indeed!
Would you be willing to build another one to sell? I dont have much electrcal experience and i need a setup like this.
There are good cheap pilot arc torches out there now that would cost less than a custom build, this sort of thing only really makes sense as a DIY project build with parts already on hand.
Totally understandable.
I think that's not a resistor, but the resistance across a working instrument light cluster.
Boa noite, da para disponibilizar a referência do regulador
It’s from a Ford high amp alternator, they are pretty much all the same, a 2007 Ford Crown Victoria would have this regulator.