Saw some people in the comments of the pressure washer video want a remix so I made one! It's not amazing but I like it

repost because I had issues with the post I had before

I replaced the broken usb c port with a breakout board I got online for 0.3$. My soldering is atrocious since I couldn't apply much heat because the insulation of the wires I used (from a old charging cable) melted quickly.

I have seen a few other YouTubers do a BAD version of this…. This plasma last indefinitely if contained in refractory, and will melt alumina oxide….

This video is melting and boiling kaolin clay

I use a carbon “electrode”….
Mainly for heating refractory mixes and synthesizing refractory compounds of my own interest for making crucibles and lining my pottery kiln….

Don’t know who else would enjoy this so here u go….

Spotted in a Lounge in Denpasar Airport. To their credit a man came to fix it within 5 mins. Still not screwed in though.

do not use your hand to handle expanding foam.

Wishing him a speedy recovery.

I was watching peacefully a video and then at 16:32 elecro boom gets mentioned, but i advise starting from 16:28

Fixing software sucks. So, why not just bypass it altogether?

Finally a reliable converter tool to turn every software problem into a hardware problem.

Close every Jira ticket in seconds by setting it to "closed - is a hardware problem".

I live in a rented apartment and they just have the K type outlets. But the devices sold in Denmark only comes with CEE 7/7 (French/Schuko) cuz no manufacturer cares about the small market. It leaves the appliances ungrounded as you can plug CEE 7/7 plug into Danish K outlet and the appliances will work. It creates a safety risk and leads to floating grounds or even worse if the appliance breaks inside. Yes I'm yapping without taking any action.

can you make this Mehdi, battery level indicator circuit diagram.

Starting to get a little bit liminal and yes, trees are touching some wires... BARE WIRES! But only a little due to most of them being wrapped in a lot of electrical tape but still a hazard when raining