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by kedikedi 4y ago
Experiment results: my grinder was able to cut 18mm steel rod in about 20 seconds. For completeness sake, I used a machinable steel rod, turned to 18mm. For cutting I used a Makita 18V grinder with a 125mm disc (I had a partially used disc.
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by kedikedi 4y ago
True, bolt cutters are useless on a thick u-lock but I am not sure about the cutting disc taking too long. I’ll try to find some* 18mm steel and try to cut it with my 18V grinder. I’ll comment the result here :) *it may be a different grade
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by kedikedi 4y ago
I just got mine about a week ago and I’m totally in love with it. So far I can see that the bike can replace the car for most of the time (exceptions are bad weather and when I need to carry things) and my bike route is definitely more inte
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by kedikedi 4y ago
Very interesting! I thought the indicator stalk would be very intuitive because it’s just the same as the steering movement: imitating a right turn with your pinky sticking out initiates a right indication. The light controls still confuse
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by kedikedi 4y ago
Maybe a bit anectodal, but the reason is that diesel emission devices are more complex and more prone to failure or require more maintenance (perceived as annoyance by the user). Here is more explanation: with the diesel emission devices, y
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by kedikedi 4y ago
That’s how it is done in, for example, boats as well as other places where you want to extract heat to a lake or to a sea. You have your typical nice and clean coolant circuit that circulates through the engine, and then through a heat exch
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by kedikedi 4y ago
Interesting stuff! I make chocolate moulds out of 3D printed shapes and I’ve been struggling with solidifying the molten chocolate. After reading a bit, it seems like I’m ruining the crystalline structure of the material by overheating it.
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by kedikedi 5y ago
I think this explains why my old computer was so confused about languages. The windows apps were in Finnish, system settings etc. were in English. Then some parts of Google stuff were in Turkish, some in Finnish, and some others were in E
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by kedikedi 5y ago
Sound is one thing but also think of the dust, especially if you’re planning to machine pcb at your home. That’s not good stuff. But speaking of sound, some of it comes from the spindle. The faster it turns, the more noise it makes (usually
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by kedikedi 5y ago
This sounds very similar to how one can do online dating
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by kedikedi 5y ago
Well, it isn't an integral part of the cars or anything. It is basically a chonky powerbank that can jumpstart a car.
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by kedikedi 6y ago
I've got a question; if it is ok to lie in these reports, why do they even exist? I thought these reports were there as a way to introduce client capabilities so that the server can serve the right content. Disclaimer: This is a genuin
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by kedikedi 6y ago
+1 This is not just for apps, it also happens with websites. I am not a web guy, so I don't know the jargon but web pages keep changing even after they are done. I tap on something but it just adds another element there and I end up ta
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by kedikedi 6y ago
Ah, I was working on a similar idea when I was in upper secondary school. But I was unable to do get what I want with my very limited electronics knowledge back then :) I was thinking of storing and playing the data in an analog way, pretty
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by kedikedi 6y ago
This list looks cool! For some reason HN is too much focused on software and usually there isn't much of anything hardware. I also enjoy making robots just for the fun of it. Here are some examples from my side: - Bebe: www.youtube.com
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by kedikedi 7y ago
I would consider myself good with following direction signs and being in traffic in general. However, I find that roundabout very confusing. What makes it confusing is, I think, the overhead signs in the roundabout. It would be easier witho