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[Tenida]

Capdase car mount installed


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@Anirban- Yes you're genius buddy. Well done and keep it up.

 

[amjath]

@anirbandd Great bro, awesome thought indeed. I broke 3 0.5mm drill for a small board

 

[anirbandd]

^you, my friend, are a genious

Capdase car mount installed

@Anirban- Yes you're genius buddy. Well done and keep it up.

@anirbandd Great bro, awesome thought indeed. I broke 3 0.5mm drill for a small board

genius? no. i believe "necessity is the mother of all innovation"

but thanks guys

@amjath: i know dude... its hellish tough drilling though all those holes with a mini hand drill.

 

[quagmire]

@anirbandd : Should have created a new thread for this..

What the specs of the 2000 rpm motor and where do you buy one? Also explain motor control..

 

[anirbandd]

another DIY: a PCB drill

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the rotating drill [right one] has a bit offset from the axis, but thats no problem for a mini hand held drill


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if you are wondering, here are the parts:
1. 12V motor off a geared DC motor. it has a seperate assembly to increase torque/decrease RPM, commonly used in robots. the motor itself should be >2000RPM..
2. Empty Gel pen refill. YES!!
3. m-Seal.
4. Drills. i used 0.5mm and 0.7mm.

the end product cuts through boards like hot knife in butter

next up, a DIY Drill press

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thats my test bench PSU, made out a Dell PSU, very robust and stable with A-grade short circuit protection.
the light inside is custom addition

@quagmire: thanks
im too lazy to create a new thread

actually, i dont know the exact RPM of the motor, but im guessing its >2000..

the motor is this: *www.robosoftsystems.co.in/roboshop/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x500/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/c/dc-motor.jpg

just the front white plastic part is removed. its a standard 12V geared motor [gears inside the white plastic case], commonly used in robotics competitions in colleges etc..

motor control is just using SPST switch.. i havent done it yet. just made the drills..

 

[amjath]

i used a big drill which is used to drill holes on walls bro, cause thats what i had at that time

Yes new thread for this please

 

[sujoyp]

@anirban great DIY stuff

That flash is Yougnuo YN465 ...I am using it from 2 years ow without problem

Yes I want a mount for flash + trigger but I have to buy a flash mount/umbrella holder to fit it on gorrilapod...lets see

 

[Tenida]

genius? no. i believe "necessity is the mother of all innovation"

but thanks guys

@amjath: i know dude... its hellish tough drilling though all those holes with a mini hand drill.

genius? no. i believe "necessity is the mother of all innovation"

And those who innovates NEW thing are called genius (acc. to me)

 

[anirbandd]

i used a big drill which is used to drill holes on walls bro, cause thats what i had at that time

Yes new thread for this please

okay.. i'll make one with a complete pcb making tutorial as soon as i get some time..

And those who innovates NEW thing are called genius (acc. to me)

its nothing new.. it has been made before. its just a jugaad..

@anirban great DIY stuff

That flash is Yougnuo YN465 ...I am using it from 2 years ow without problem

Yes I want a mount for flash + trigger but I have to buy a flash mount/umbrella holder to fit it on gorrilapod...lets see

thanks..

how much did the flash cost? and where did you buy it from?

of.. if you use any kind of light shaper/diffuser/spreader, you should use a full size studio mount..

 

[quagmire]

@quagmire: thanks
im too lazy to create a new thread

actually, i dont know the exact RPM of the motor, but im guessing its >2000..

the motor is this: *www.robosoftsystems.co.in/roboshop/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x500/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/c/dc-motor.jpg

just the front white plastic part is removed. its a standard 12V geared motor [gears inside the white plastic case], commonly used in robotics competitions in colleges etc..

motor control is just using SPST switch.. i havent done it yet. just made the drills..[/QUOTE]

AFAIK in robotics, motors with 20-200 rpm is used.. What kind of robotics are you talking about?
I wanted to know how you convert from high torque - low speed to low torque high speed in the same motor?

 

[anirbandd]

the amateur kind of robotics. 20-500RPM motors are used.

i dont do any kind of modification. i just took out the gear assembly.

the motor was like this:
*www.robosoftsystems.co.in/roboshop/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x500/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/c/dc-motor.jpg

i took out the white front part, added the drill bit and it became this:
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[sujoyp]

@anirban ...That flash cost me Rs3000 from ebay.com hongkong seller...but now it can be got from the guy I bought my triggers...he is an online seller...very popular among my photography forum.

I am using a cap diffuser on the flash and not those big umbrellas or soft boxes...but still I need something that can hold my trigger and flash

 

[Ayuclack]

Bought LensPen 450 Bucks Locally !!
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Also Bought A UV Filter Dono If It Works Just To Protect The Lense Elements For 100 Bucks

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My DSLR Gone For RMA

 

[anirbandd]

^nice!

what happened to the slr??

 

[Ayuclack]

^nice!

what happened to the slr??

I Was Seeing Some Spot/Scratch In the view finder from the first day .. tried air blower no help, it was permanent just like the focus dots ,on the corner of the prism ..gave it to the nikon service..first they said it was damaged then took it after I talked with THE GM Nikon Gujarat saying that it is a manufacturing Defect !!

 

[gagan_kumar]

genius? no. i believe "necessity is the mother of all innovation"

but thanks guys

@amjath: i know dude... its hellish tough drilling though all those holes with a mini hand drill.

btw y do u need a mini drill for??

 

[sujoyp]

@ Ayuclack Congrats for lenspen

My todays Shopping

1. Nokia Asha 302 for Dad cost Rs.6200 + Sandisk 4GB Micro SD card Rs.290
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2. Bata formal Shoes + Black liquid polish ...cost Rs.1600
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[amjath]

btw y do u need a mini drill for??

Drill holes for PCB boards at low speed so that drill bit don't break and to avoid damage to PCB

 

[anirbandd]

I Was Seeing Some Spot/Scratch In the view finder from the first day .. tried air blower no help, it was permanent just like the focus dots ,on the corner of the prism ..gave it to the nikon service..first they said it was damaged then took it after I talked with THE GM Nikon Gujarat saying that it is a manufacturing Defect !!

lucky you!!

i had the same thing on mine too.. it was like a black spot under the pentaprism, above the sensor. but it was within warranty, so took it for RMA. the service centre wrote the symptoms as: "Huge Fungi on prism." to this day i dont know for sure what it was.

btw y do u need a mini drill for??

Drill holes for PCB boards at low speed so that drill bit don't break and to avoid damage to PCB

actually, its better if its high speed. the higher the speed, the lesser the chances of breaking the bit, and the finer the holes.
Dremel PCB drills typically have >5000RPM. and production lines have >10000RPM drills.

2. Bata formal Shoes + Black liquid polish ...cost Rs.1600

Bata
Sreeleathers ftw!

 

[Tenida]

HAhaa shreeleather sasta aur tikau lol