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Not being a butt head but when the needle points to south, the polarity is actually north. Remember a magnet is attracted to the opposite polarity. I've been winding for a long time and that was the hardest thing for me when i started. Hope this helps.

Quit selling China

Hey I’m about to embark on this project. Your videos are amazing I appreciate you putting this out. Did you ever manage to get a wiring diagram for this?

that's not a mini lathe, that is a MICRO lathe, details are important.

Take to long to explain, bored

Hey boy… it’s cal

Hi Chase do you think there would be a double Bender in the future?

How long does it take to get an accurate salt measure? I just installed a new unit a few hours ago and it's reading low.

Do you have a link for the kit or the parts you used at 2:44.

Is this a system we can plug in??????

The 12 inces of straight pipe is before the float switch , not after. The cell can be counted for the 12 inches. Reference the Hayward installation guide Swim Pure Plus page 11.

congratulations, sir! Well done. This was such a nice explanation of electric signal path that I coul really understand and see and 100% enjoy it too, <<<<<this is top10/10. I've gained practical knowledge on reading this sort of this circuit schematics stuff I just didn't have before. And you made it fun. Thank you, sir, for creating such a wonderful video. And what about that guitar playing of yours, sir, that is. I take my hat off to people like you, yes, sir

Great job Chase & what a sharp looking tele..

they all come with the 2 inch

Hi there, as far as I can tell the only part stopping me using your kit lefty is the front dogleg cam, everything else looks flippable, but I've fallen into this trap before, I bought a trem arm for my lefty TransTrem and it turned out the lefty arms need a reverse thread... who knew? There's a company here in the UK that 3D prints stuff that is meant to be stronger than titanium (that's some claim) but it may be worth me looking into if it's only the one part :o) If I flipped the front lever and attached the linkage underneath instead of on top, would that work with a slightly deeper rout? loving the new escutcheon plate, really finishes it off

This is a great video.I built a pickup winder several years ago and threw it out when I moved. I was planning to make a new and better one. That was 19 years ago and I still haven't built one. The winder in this video is similar to several I've seen on CZcams, which means it must be a good design. I was impressed by the bobbin mount. None of the other CZcams winders have that. I have ordered the parts for a new winder, which will be a lot like this one. I found the parts at very low prices from an Asian source; however, I take a buyer beware approach toward this source. The motor, counter, and speed control cost $16 including shipping.

The thickness of the guitar is never ending!! 😂

I'm really curious about the voltage sensor. Why would you buy a voltage divider?

This gap that you are complaining about at 2:35 is called the technological play. It is made specially in all lathe machines, the main purpose is to know when you are moving the platform forward or backward, to protect against mistakes.

There has to be something better than wd-40 to help with that friction

great job chase

Uh No final demonstration? Why not?

Chase, this is the best simplest way to go I have found. The PWN is so important and has made the winder a breeze to create. Thanks for this info. I had been using the LM317T voltage regulator which creates a lot of heat dissipation, but this PMW is a magic little device and works perfectly. BTW to your process I have added putting a tiny bit of cyano on the start finish leads to make them more sturdy, Overall an excellent guide that is rock solid. No need for anything beyond what you hav show.

Using a female threaded insert or a t-nut or hurricane nut into the body would probably work better than threading the wood.

The school I attended had blackboards and greenboards. It was a dirt poor rural school district.

i want to measure upto 12000 gauss, please suggest accordingly. And great work Chase, love the content...keep it running.

I have some the blowers work lights work it just won't hold air??

I love the low profile feature!

That paisley top is incredible! Where is it from?

I AM LOOKING TO MEASURE 3 TESLA............. ALL HALL SENSORS WILL SATURATE.....NO CLUE SO FAR.........

Could I ask you some questions about LCD screens?

Great video! I own several US made guitars, Strat Amer Std and a G&L ASAT, etc. so I feel I know what a good guitar feels and sounds like. Bought a used Butterscotch CV 4 years ago and it is now my #1 guitar. Replaced ALL the electronics EXCEPT the pickups. CTS pots, CRL Switch, cloth pushback wire and a Switchcraft output jack. In my opinion the guitar sounds much better. Fuller as if more signal is getting to the amp. In fact it sounds SO much better I don't feel the need to switch out the pickups! LOL Now some people think that there shouldn't be any difference in sound, but the original electronics are pure garbage. Guitar Player recently commented on a guitar review that the US made parts contributed to a better signal path. Anyway, cost about $50USD and an afternoon of soldering and here we are. In addition, I didn't care for the amount of finish on the back of the neck so went to Home Depot and bought some furniture stripping pads. These are MUCH more aggressive than sanding sponges and really went to town on the back of the neck. So much so that it looks like the guitar has had a million hours of play on it, all relic'd. I prefer the feel and it was a cheap mod. Let me know if anyone tries this.

you could experiment with a feedback loop staring with a resistor ...expanding it to a mosfet that shuts when the signal is loud but open when the tone is dying ...

Save your money and buy an Affinity. You can use the $280 you saved to buy new electronics. The brand new CV Squire I bought on January 4, 2024, didn't work. It had a faulty 3 way switch. I took it back and got my money back. Two weeks later I bought an Affinty and it is still working fine. Replacing the strings is an absolute necessity. I have replaced the pick guard, with a white pearl pattern and installed individual brass saddles. I have new pickups ordered. The tuners are not the best but the split shafts allow you to remove and replace the strings and staggered tuners would improve the low E string operation.. This model has a belly cut and the body is slightly thinner and lighter than the Classic Vibe and those were features that I was looking for over the other models. The double binding on the Classic 60s is very nice but I was totally disappointed with my purchase of this model that had the faulty switch. That's what made me decide to buy the cheaper model and replace things especially the electronics, with the money I saved.

Great playing, so fun. I like it off the best, so interesting.... Thank you. Style man, you got it...

how to kilo meter\

Please where can I get resources to learn and gather knowledge for this setup. Like setting up the motors, drivers, and controllers and telling them what to do. I am new to 3D printing. Thank you!

15:22 You had bad connection because you put solder on the tip of the iron. You must first heat the connected wires and then bring the solder to the joint.

Your video was great. We were able to fix three of our blow ups.

Hey buddy do you know where I can get a replacement power supply for the airblows ?

After these years what driver do u really recommend is it still the Dm542T or another one Plus would u recommend using it for all the axis or could i use the 6600 for the z axis as u did if i am on a tight budget, what i meam is it worth it to do it for all the axis Note that i am building a new cnc from the beginning, so i will buy everything i don't have any components right now

He's a baby😂

Have you guys ever done a left handed Tele ?

Are you not selling these anymore?

I have a parsons and green b bender i would like to add a g bender , is it possible

There is no way to compare. The Vintage Vibe is much better, however more expensive. However, a Affinity is a great guitar to play around, take to the gig, etc. And with a quality very decent for the price. I had both in my life, actually more than one of both. I am 72.

What sbout the bigger fan motors nor working. How do I check and replace

Great video ! Is it still holding up ?

What can u make with it!! Ty

Wow, I would just buy a new one for $20 - $40.