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Was able to repair my own receiver. Having the proper tools and experience is a must have, of course. Have a 30 gauge stripper, quality solder. flux, magnifying lamp, ect. tried using hot glue and super glue, after soldering, without any luck, so I just stuck to using proper size shrink tubing and will be careful from now on. Pull domes and traps only when holding the receiver, not the receiver wire. Cheers! 🍻 P.S. I was able to get a nice replacement receiver for my "Phonak" from Amazon for $60. But now I have an emergency backup. Thanks.

This is great. I had a little less luck and in the end I bought a replacement receiver. I'm glad it helped you and thanks for watching! take care

There arw 2 bulbs, front and side. You can search for these codes: Front light - "3v-18v PR13.5S LED" Side light - "T10 W5W LED"

Excellent questions. The cover doesn't leak but the bucket actually deforms whem the vacuum is blocked. This is something I should have thought about so a metal bucket would be much better for that

still alive lol.. PC case didn't get too many upgrades (mainly mobo and cpu). gave it away so I can build a new one soon (hopefully). thanks!

You're welcome!

Great to hear! really happy it works for you, mine can use a few improvements.

I'm still trying to figure out how to fold it.. :)

sorry for the late reply. You can use 5watts or so. Here are the led codes to search for: Front light - "3v-18v PR13.5S LED" Side light - "T10 W5W LED

Yes, it did. It's a great fan!

Hi! Unfortunately I don't know, but if there's an easy way to find out ot check at home, I can try and post the results

@@MrGreenMakesStuff Thanks. A plane collector channel Just Plane Fun replied to me yesterday and said that it was nickel. There's a tremendous video by Clickspring about how to electroplate nickel at home if you're interested. He uses a fancy set-up, but I have heard of pretty good results using a phone charger, so the only cost is buying a small bar of nickel as an anode. I'm tempted to give it a go, so I'll have to go hunting for a plane! Keep well.

Thank you so much for the information! I will check the channel if only because I love hand planes :) plating is a nice project idea, maybe I'll do it at some point. Good luck with your projects and thanks again for watching!

@@MrGreenMakesStuff I love all the old woodwork tools. Not only are they incredibly useful still, but they take me back to helping my dad as a boy and learning how to use them. I'm not very skilled, but by no means hopeless and my son now helps me. I think that I'll look for a No. 4, either a Stanley or perhaps a Record which are underrated IMHO. All the best mate.

Thank you! I actually have both a Stanley and a Record, and my Record performs slightly better in my opinion:)

Thank you so much! Cheers!

Thank you, appreciate it!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it:)

Sorry for the late reply. There wasn't any performance downgrade, but I wouldn't recommend the plastic bin anymore. It tends to collapse when the vacuum head is blocked. I'd use a metal bin instead, and I plan to rebuild it for this reason. Also, the plastic is a little too light which throws the bucket off balance. Make sure to secure it well. Thanks for watching!

Maybe too late to respond, but you're not wrong - this is a relatively simple design and not 100% dust proof. From my experience it collects 90% and even more. I'm using a household vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter as the suction source, so dust is not an issue

Have you checked with your local parts dealer? Or maybe online?

Thank you so much! Looking back at this video it, I remember it helped only temporarily (if at all). I think that eventually I could find replacement parts online so I'm not sure I'd recommend this procedure to anyone. As you mentioned, it probably helps to see the parts better and I guess that's also something.. thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

@@MrGreenMakesStuff Thank you for the fast reply/ update. I guess I should keep shopping around for a better price on some replacement receiver wires then. Still nice to know in case of an absolute emergency how to better temporary fix them until new parts can be acquired.

Absolutely, it's small and easy to set up . I used it a lot with very good results even on thick pieces. Thanks!

Hi, sorry for the late reply :) I don't have exact model number because I bought them from china/ebay. You can go to eBay and search for: Front light - "3v-18v PR13.5S LED" Side light - "T10 W5W LED"

I know, but I just couldn't fit a screen inside, and I was taking it to lan parties/friends where they always had a spare screen, so it wasn't a problem;)

Actually this is a very good point. I haven't experienced any noise or interference, but I think this is something I should have done, like grounding the motherboard or the peripherals. Thanks for mentioning this!

@@MrGreenMakesStuff Hi. Thank you for responding. I have found good success in the past just lining the entire inside of the case with copper foil tape. I ran into this problem when building a touch screen enclosure for my raspberry pi.

Thank you so much! Good luck :)

Hi, are the contacts clean? Can you check the bulbs outside the torch? Just connect them to some batteries. These are rechargeable batteries (of the old NIMH type), to me it sounds like either a defective bulb, or something with the charging circuitry that prevents the batteries from being charged.

A big difference, yes and also brighter! Thanks for watching :)

These are rechargeable Ni-mh batteries I'm pretty sure they're AAA. See at 6:00 in the video

Hello, I don't have a link because it was a few years ago, but you can go to ebay or AliExpress and search for "3v-18v PR13.5S LED". it should give you similar light bulbs. Just make sure to select white color. Good luck and thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! May your workbench be awesome and serve you for many years :)

Because it's easy to work with and I had it available

Lol thank you! Good thing the airports are closed now :)

Thank you so much!