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Awesome job and love it very well made and strong thank for the free plan thank you brother

do you prefer the creality over the xtool?

This would be useful on keyboard building to dampen out high-pitched sounds

Cool, clever design. Totally inappropriate for my bandsaw but clever nonetheless!

Soooo drywall is the best.

Do hardy board or backer concrete board with sonopan

What drawer slides did you use?

Two layers of 5/8" drywall will perform much better than Sonopan + 1/2" drywall

use 1/2" plywood,and instead of routing a recess for the router baseplate,glue strips of 1/4" ply ( or strips cut to the precise thickness needed) around the plate. you can glue 8/32 or 10-32 bolts into the strips for wingnuts to hold down the retaining strips,making it easy to remove the router for other jobs. plus with 1/2" ply,you get more reach with your router bit. How did you disable the height adjust mechanism to allow the free sliding depth cutting?

Plz dont be using the puke colored tools when you trying to sound smart

Not only was the video very precis, but the best part was the kids playing in it...time for a sand box?

So multi talented!

Simply BRILLIANT. Very well done. Ingenious

Thanks for doing that. I need to watch this several more times

My question is if you keep the meter inside the boxes, what's the result? How to eliminate outside noise to the cabin?

Awesome video. Drive to the point.

where is the laser machine

Damn he good! 🤫

Where are the FREE PLANS? Your site redirects to the video.

You need to seal the edges or the sound will escape and invalidate the result.

Where's red color

what type of wood are you using and how thick?

I need to make this and have it so about 6' lengths. SHould scale up I would think?

But I don’t have a laser cutting machine 😅

Lol NEVER to use with flour tortillas is only for corn (mazeca) tortillas and we ALWAYS use a plastic liner that covers the tortilla top and bottom, then you can lift over your hand and linto hot surface for cooking. .😂😂😂😮😮😮 😊😊😊

Is there a link to where you bought the slides at, I printed off the build sheet for wood materials size etc. but do not see anything about the drawer slides for . Where did you purchase them and do you have the sizes please. Enjoyed watching the build, nicely done!

Really enjoy your video and your plans are great thanks for the freebies. Is there any chance you can drop me a link or tell me the size and kind that these drawer slides are. There are so many kinds and I want to purchase the same ones for my box. Thanks again.

realizing this is 4 years later but how did it hold up? Did you get multiple years out of it?

Not to be argumentative, but I worked with a system that had multiple E-stops, seven of them I believe, And the Master was actually normally OPEN. We had to actually pay special attention when ordering replacements (It was a corrosive environment) because every E-stop we had came in a normally OPEN and a normally CLOSED variant. This might be an american thing, it is what it is, Just trying to share some information.

I need a 20w to 40w laser cutter that has a minimum cutting area of 18" x 36". Cutting mostly 1/16" to 1/4" x 4" x 36" balsa sheets and birch ply up to 3/8". Can this machine be expanded or bought to that size? Thanks

What about 3/4" ply + Sonopan + MLV + 1/2" cement board? Or maybe the MLV stapled behind the studs somehow? Is that a decent sandwich for absorbing sound?

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Try testing rockwool and acoustic foam

So, unfortunately the material added to the cyclone is a thermal insulator, not an acoustics related product. It appears to be some sort of open or closed cell foam with a super thin aluminum layer. To get some sort of reduction in structure borne noise, you would need a constrained layer damper. Most of these use a butyl formula with a much thicker aluminum constraining layer, but not all products are equal. In fact, in testing, the best performing product I’ve tested performs better than using 10 times as much as one of the most recommended budget products on Amazon.

Ther is a material which seems like you didn't consider on both tests... EPDM Rubber, a 5mm thick one (5kg/square meter (1250kg/cubic meter) should give you (alone) average 25dB of absorbtion, but not all frequencies gets the same tamed by the same amount, bass frequencies are much difficult to treat. there is a product called TopSilent (made by an italian company) but I believe you can find comething similar in any country.

Put these in my shed today. Quick. Easy. And extremely strong. Thanks for the great idea

Great job.

buzhi

If you read this can you tell me how many bags of speedslope you used 19:55

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Would like to see plywood + drywall.

Plunging by keeping the screw loose is extremely dangerous

Good job

awesome video, not sure if you did it behind the scene but i would like to have seen at least 3 of each type tested to help iron our manufacturing or process flaws and perhaps you could do another video on sheer strength as I would like to see that too

Splined miter for the win! Probably my favorite as well honestly

Well, recovery done. Dont be boring, better talk more about reasons why it is happened.

OSB and woods left unimpregnated?

really nice explanation. You make it look like very easy to build.

5 years later, hows it holding up?