Showing posts with label Homemade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homemade. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Homemade soundproof generator enclosure part I Tube. Duration : 11.45 Mins.


A cheap, safe, and effective way to quiet a noisy portable generator. I don't have a way to edit video, so it's a bit long-winded and unpolished.

Sunday, March 3, 2013
Homemade outdoor tool Tube. Duration : 5.58 Mins.


Springsteel blade

Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Home Improvement Geek DIY: Audio, Painting Project Tube. Duration : 8.55 Mins.


www.lockergnome.com - After experiencing some audio issues with speakers installed in the bathroom, I realized that it was time for a change. I decided to go with Polk Audio RC60i and the slightly larger RC80i in-ceiling speakers. You can find them here: RC60i: go.tagjag.com RC80i: go.tagjag.com Specs of the RC60i: - Features - Pair of in-ceiling/in-wall speakers with a round shape and flush design to mimic the look of an unobtrusive recessed lighting fixture Equipped with one 6.5-inch dynamic-balance, polymer-composite cone with a rubber surround Frequency Response: 40Hz - 20kHz Equipped with one 0.75-inch dynamic-balance, metalized soft dome tweeter in ball-and-socket swivel mount Constructed of durable, moisture-resistant materials for use in bathrooms, saunas, or under outdoor eaves - Technical Details - Brand Name: Polk Audio Model: AW0060-A Color Name: White Speaker Type: Left / right channel speakers Speaker Amplification Type: Passive Speakers Maximum Output Power: 40 Watts Speakers Response Bandwidth: 40 - 20000 Hz Speaker Connectivity: Wired Height: 3.0 inches Width: 9.0 inches Weight: 7 pounds Warranty: 5 years warranty Specs of the RC80i: - Features - Pair of 2-way in-ceiling/in-wall speakers timbre-matched to the Polk Audio RTi Series for seamless imaging Equipped with one 8-inch dynamic-balance, mineral filled polymer-composite cone Frequency response: 35Hz - 20kHz Equipped with one 1-inch dynamic-balance, metalized soft dome tweeter with 15-degree-swivel ...

Monday, February 4, 2013
BT Builders Inc Loose or Hollow Tile Tube. Duration : 4.20 Mins.


Are there any other reasons I might have cracked/loose/hollow tile? There are many factors that can cause tile to lose its bond to the subfloor. Losing bond to the subfloor has the potential to lead to cracking in the tile layer: 1. Expansion and contraction, especially if movement joints were not placed sufficiently in the tile layer - note for outdoor, indoor but sunny, or moist installations, this is especially important. 2. Poor quality thinset - especially where some shear forces (from expansion and contraction or deflection) are present 3. Paint or lacquer overspray on the subfloor 4. Sealer applied to the subfloor 5. Moisture induced deterioration of the subfloor 6. Delamination of the subfloor 7. Excessive deflection 8. Poor thinset coverage, thinset applied in "dabs", thinset used beyond its pot life, or thinset that was disturbed as it was curing. 9. Moisture sensitive adhesive (affected by hydrostatic moisture or flooding) Only an on-site inspection can truly evaluate the potential reasons for cracked tile. Please visit the TCA Team for information on these types of services. If the floor sounds hollow does it mean my tile will crack? Occasionally, a floor will sound hollow even when the tile is well bonded. This can occur when a mortar bed method is used and the mortar has delaminated from the supporting layer or when the subfloor itself is not sufficiently thick or well attached. Other systems that intentionally separate the tile layer from the substrate ...

Sunday, February 3, 2013
My Home-made Fire alarm pull-station collection Video Clips. Duration : 1.05 Mins.


This is my collection of my home-made fire alarm pulls. Tags: fire alarm control panel facp mini system test 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 simplex wheelock edwards EST lemward home-made honeywell update siren fire 3t22 2t22 thunderbolt 1000 1000t 1003 1000b 1000a ACA federal signal panelfire SD-10 STH-10 STL-10 T-128 P-50 mini hobby loud speaker code antique electro-mechanical horn buzzer whistle pullstation annunciator adt radionics sound strobe

Friday, February 1, 2013
Home-made completed mini siren test (with mini control panel) Tube. Duration : 2.58 Mins.


A video showing off my completed Lemward !-4 Home-made mini siren. Yes, this siren was shown in another video but with crappier cones and legs. But now I have made it better and nicer to show off! Tags: Siren sirens air raid fire attack alert hi lo federal signal aca asc civil defense whelen 3t22 2t22 2t22a 2t22b 3t22a 3t22b thunderbolt 1000 1003 1000a 1000b 1003a 1003b fs ar timer af timer electric 2 phase 3 phase dual tone single tone SD-10 STH-10 STL-10 T-128 P-50 hobby mini antique warning outdoor warning signal system loud rotating omnidirectional blower mechanical electronic world war 2 two WWII WWI world war 1 one sound chrysler siren

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