Montfrooij Posted at 1-13 03:33
But is that due to the fact that it is cordless?
Or can you put that blade on one with a cord ?

BTW.  I was just applying the first coat of finish to the picture frames (6 in total) and I dropped one and it broke.    Its now being re-glued.  Hopefully I can save it. if not it will become a smaller frame.

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 00:33
I had litchi crash a couple of times,  and the panos are very manual with the options,  theres no pano type selection just rows and cols etc.  So much so Ive downloaded the manual to read.

I hear you.  I usually try to read the User Manual on most products I buy but then there is a challenge in some to just try and  master it on your on.  

I'm sure you'll have that process down pat very soon.

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-13 04:14
I hear you.  I usually try to read the User Manual on most products I buy but then there is a challenge in some to just try and  master it on your on.  

I'm sure you'll have that process down pat very soon.

My new toy just arrived so I may be distracted with that for a little bit.

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 03:47
It depends on the saw,  some will have a min thickness for the blade.  The other option which might be better for you depending on your use of it would be a track saw.

Yeah, exactly.

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 03:51
BTW.  I was just applying the first coat of finish to the picture frames (6 in total) and I dropped one and it broke.    Its now being re-glued.  Hopefully I can save it. if not it will become a smaller frame.

Ouch. I hate it when that happens. (and it does)

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 04:58
My new toy just arrived so I may be distracted with that for a little bit.

Oh nice!
I just returned my new toy.
Too much of a toy and not suited enough for the intended use.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-13 06:54
Oh nice!
I just returned my new toy.
Too much of a toy and not suited enough for the intended use.

Oh. That’s a shame but at least you found out now.

My new toy is like new so I’m very happy.  

Montfrooij Posted at 1-13 06:54
Ouch. I hate it when that happens. (and it does)

Yes.  There was some shouting.

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 04:58
My new toy just arrived so I may be distracted with that for a little bit.

Ahh, new toy.  That's always a fun time.  

Better Alone than in bad company Superb shot !

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 07:01
Yes.  There was some shouting.

I can imagine!

DAFlys Posted at 1-13 07:00
Oh. That’s a shame but at least you found out now.

My new toy is like new so I’m very happy.

It is, but indeed, I now know and can move on.
Probably a new bass guitar next .
Since my old one is acting up weird.

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-13 16:42
Ahh, new toy.  That's always a fun time.

Yes,   took it out this morning for its first outing.

DroneJunkieQc Posted at 1-13 19:56
Better Alone than in bad company  Superb shot !

Cheers DroneJunkieQc.   

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 01:32
It is, but indeed, I now know and can move on.
Probably a new bass guitar next .
Since my old one is acting up weird.

Is it an electric bass guitar?

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 01:31
I can imagine!

Its be glued now for nearly 24 hours so I will dine out shortly if the repair worked

Great picture here - the boats, the views, the woodwork...

I'm not much of a woodwork man myself and know nothing much about that trade's tools, but the frames look pretty polished. I see you have done this before :-)

HGDC84 Posted at 1-14 05:44
Great picture here - the boats, the views, the woodwork...

I'm not much of a woodwork man myself and know nothing much about that trade's tools, but the frames look pretty polished. I see you have done this before :-)

Cheers HGDC84.

This is the second batch of frames.  The trick is to use a glue that dries dark and to make some mahogany fine saw dust and then rub that into the glue after its clamped. It acts like a natural filler that just tightens up the joint visibly after its sanded.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 01:31
I can imagine!

Ive saved it,   after being reglued and a little sanding you'd never know.

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 05:52
Cheers HGDC84.

This is the second batch of frames.  The trick is to use a glue that dries dark and to make some mahogany fine saw dust and then rub that into the glue after its clamped. It acts like a natural filler that just tightens up the joint visibly after its sanded.

All the little tips you have when you know what you're doing :-)

HGDC84 Posted at 1-14 06:00
All the little tips you have when you know what you're doing :-)

Its trial, error, practice and some research.

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 05:53
Ive saved it,   after being reglued and a little sanding you'd never know.

Good to hear!

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 03:48
Is it an electric bass guitar?

Yes it is. One of the potentiometers worn out.
Not the usual crackle, but it fails to let the signal through, resulting in weird distortion and jumps in volume.
Apparently typical for this series, but I guess I can't complain after 15 years of (almost) daily use

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 03:51
Its be glued now for nearly 24 hours so I will dine out shortly if the repair worked

That is the hard part sometimes (the waiting)

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 06:40
Good to hear!

Ive got six frames all hanging in the workshop drying,  its like an art exhibit in itself.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 06:43
Yes it is. One of the potentiometers worn out.
Not the usual crackle, but it fails to let the signal through, resulting in weird distortion and jumps in volume.
Apparently typical for this series, but I guess I can't complain after 15 years of (almost) daily use

Surely that can be fixed though.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 06:44
That is the hard part sometimes (the waiting)

Whilst I was waiting, I killed some time - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 6orderby%3Ddateline

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 06:53
Ive got six frames all hanging in the workshop drying,  its like an art exhibit in itself.

Yeah, (now I want some footage from that)

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 06:54
Surely that can be fixed though.

If I can source the right one....

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 06:54
Whilst I was waiting, I killed some time - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=258031&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dauthor%26orderby%3Ddateline%26orderby%3Ddateline

I have just opened all threads I missed and started from bottom to top.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 07:01
If I can source the right one....

Googling them lots of places here sell them so I’d hope NL was the same.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 07:02
I have just opened all threads I missed and started from bottom to top.

That might take you a while.  

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 07:01
Yeah, (now I want some footage from that)

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 07:20
Googling them lots of places here sell them so I’d hope NL was the same.

Probably so. But I'm not sure. Have not found the parts number. And the schematics are wrong (as I read).

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 07:23
That might take you a while.

It will
But that's ok.

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 07:32
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Impressive for sure!

DAFlys Posted at 1-14 03:48
Cheers DroneJunkieQc.

Cheers

DAFlys Posted at 1-4 01:13
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That's great!

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 07:42
Probably so. But I'm not sure. Have not found the parts number. And the schematics are wrong (as I read).

Im sure you can figure it out,   In theory if its working you can measure it,  its just a big variable resistor after all.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-14 07:42
Impressive for sure!

thanks Mr P.