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Mike Tread
Registrace 25. 10. 2012
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Decent Espresso Acaia Lunar Drip Tray mike and paulia's cafe emboss
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Decent Espresso Acaia Lunar Drip Tray mike and paulia's cafe emboss Beautiful accessories for your Decent espresso machine at... www.brewingwitheuan.com/shop
Panama Canal Cruise Ducks, Emerald Princess
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Panama Canal Cruise Ducks, Emerald Princess
DUCK BASE 5 0 2mm PLA MK3SMMU2S 10h5m 20210720125648
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DUCK BASE 5 0 2mm PLA MK3SMMU2S 10h5m 20210720125648
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July 3, 2019 Jeep CJ7 flag pole test run.
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July 3, 2019 Jeep CJ7 flag pole test run.
This looks amazing. Would you please share how did you set it up, and where does the end of the duct go?
I’m curious. Is the S4 fan powerful enough for this operation? Or should I get the S6?
If my set up was the same as this video, I would say the S4 is enough. I have since replaced the fan in the bean cooler with a much higher CFM fan and it could use a larger vent fan. I may change it all out for a six inch setup.
Дякую за змістовне відео. Це для мене - як приклад. Успіхів !
Great work! Is it possible to find this tray pattern somewhere?
Awesome. How did you build that?
If you're a member of the aillio bullet R1 user group on facebook, I did a build post. facebook.com/groups/1667530986833160/permalink/2769187626667485/
Great idea and perfect execution!
This is gold, thank you so much! Any tips on painting the ductwork?
Brian, I powdercoated the joints. czcams.com/users/shorts3XOJS_4_Qbw?feature=share
@@miketread8185 Wow that's amazing, I've never done that before, thanks!
This is very helpful! Thanks for including the links, too.
You should make a detailed video showing how you made these.
This is what I followed for my project.... czcams.com/video/4Q566YWEs_E/video.html
Slick. I copied your exhaust setup in another video! Nice stuff, sir.
Hi Mike, Love the work you did on this. Any issues with the exhaust gumming up your fan? I have seen a few people putting filters up stream of the fan to reduce the oils and whatnot. Also, did you make the bean chute?
I found the CAD files for the bean chute here.... www.kaffeewiki.de/wiki/Sch%C3%BCtte_f%C3%BCr_den_Bohnenauswurf I found an online place to cut this out for me. I've taken the fan apart a couple of times to blow out the fan. It comes clean pretty easily with compressed air.
See you on board!
looking forward to it. Printed the luggage tags just to make it feel more real :)
Cool!
Hi Mike, do you find that when the cooling tray fan runs, it blows air out through the splitter towards the roaster? I am seeing that issue, but I have a filter in front aswell.
I have not seen that issue. I usually just keep the blast gate cracked open a little with the exhaust fan on medium during roasting. Then open the gate all the way and turn the exhaust fan on high when I dump the beans.
@@miketread8185 thanks for the reply. I will try without a filter in front.
Waiting for my Ailio to arrive. Could you share what that fan product is? and how well do you find it working so far? I've heard things about powered fans being too strong for Ailio's liking, but it looks like you're mitigating that by not directly attaching the inlet *onto* the Ailio itself.
Scott, I added some part numbers in the description. You're correct, directly attaching the duct, especially with a fan, can mess with the bullet. If you have not joined the facebook group "Aillio bullet R1 Group", I highly recommend it. There is a lot of good information there. This setup is working beautifully and I'm very happy with it. Enjoy your bullet, I've only had mine a few weeks and I'm loving it.
Wow that sounds great what exhaust do you have on that, also what cam do you have in that. Really got that sounding awesome!!
Dual flowmaster 50's. Howard's cam, I don't have the specs with me, but probably a little bigger than it needs to be.