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Thanks warsztatOdZera! We've added your Magnetic Drill to our Drilling and Drill Presses category,
as well as to your builder page: warsztatOdZera's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Very creative - I gotta start stocking up on old microwaves!
I love that "power filing machine" you have to flatten the resin!!! :)
Thank You, positive comments are always welcomed.
It is always good to see YouTubers come here and enjoy the positive comments. Relevant XKCD comic:Quote:
Originally Posted by warsztatOdZera
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I'll say this, the homemade mag drill you have made is probably one of the best I've seen made.
Your attention to detail is superb also this could be one of the better video builds I have watched.
That's a clever build, nicely done. However, I would caution anyone dismantling a microwave for parts to exercise some care. Many microwaves contain beryllium parts, which can be hazardous if they are ground or filed or broken. In particular the dust is very harmful if breathed. I'm not saying don't use the parts, but take a few minutes to understand what might be dangerous before diving in.
Pete
beryllium parts, Is that anything like the beryllium scan they did trapping Picard in the farthest corner of the Enterprise? Still haven't figured out where he found a high corner in a round saucer shaped ship
Congratulations warsztatOdZera - your Magnetic Drill is the Homemade Tool of the Week!
A rare clear winner this week, for a great tool that we don't often see made at home.
Some more nice builds from this week:
Quill Lock Improvement by tonyfoale
Electro Etching Method by rgsparber
Angle Grinder Storage Box by Make Things
Acrylic Lathe Tooling Cabinet by old_toolmaker
Heavy Duty C-Clamp by PowerMk
Tailstock Precision Centering Method by tonyfoale
QCTP by SA MAKER
Bandsaw Depth of Cut Stop by rgsparber
Tailstock Bed Clamp by threesixesinarow
Drill Press Centering Guide by Tuomas
Metal Bender by Let'sLearnSomething
Carpet Cleaning Machine by Mr.DK DIY
Router Table by Sam's Workshop Diary
Ring/Tube/Pipe Roller by bobs409
Small Dozuki Saw by Dimitris Polychronis
warsztatOdZera - we've added your tool entry to our All Homemade Tool of the Week winners post. And, you'll now notice the wrench-on-pedestal award in the awards showcase in your postbit, visible beneath your username:
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You'll be receiving a $25 online gift card, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current email address and award choice and I'll get it sent over right away.
Nice work! :thumbsup:
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The Beryllium is in the magnetron, which is easily identified. It has a pink ceramic centre with aluminium cooling fins. Handle that part with care, no smashing, and there is nothing to worry about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Responsible
Yes, that is the main concern. I have heard anecdotally that some have a few other pieces, identified the same way, but haven't encountered one myself. As Tony says, the danger is minimal with a bit of care and awareness.
You don't have to look too far on the interwebs to find dimbulbs smashing microwaves with sledgehammers............
Pete
warsztatOdZera
That has got to be the build of the month. You have a talent for detail and know how to make the best of what you have. Very nice video short enough to get all the details into it. Superb work on both video and build.
Looking for the next build, good luck.
Nelson
Great build. 👍
Also digging the chop saw. I have never seen one that worked like a mitre saw. Do you have a video for that one?
TheElderBrother
Interesting you never measured anything!
Not sure how you can say nothing was measured. There is clearly a square and rule on the bench. If nothing was measured, how did it fit together?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphxyz
Even if those tools were not present, measurement does not actually require them. Measurement is simply using some standard to compare items or to describe something.
I once had a measuring unit were students had to measure various items using their own self defined standard. They had to define their standard. After doing this it became very apparent the importance of “standards”. Look up “MIT Smoot”
I taught “shop class”. It was interesting when teachers from the math department asked how students in my class were suddenly able to work with fractions and decimals. The math department started doing the activity so I did not have to.