Building the aluminium frame with mesh panel for the Department of Villainy Christmas lighting unit. Note that the work trousers (pants) do have foam knee pads built in. At some point I'll put a bench in that area (the garage).
Done in the style of Jimmy Diresta, to squish 48 minutes of work into a 3 minute video.
Jimmy Diresta's channel:- https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmydiresta
The frame is made of aluminium box section 25mm/1" square, and joined with hammer-in plastic corners. The mesh is welded steel mesh with 12.5mm/half inch squares. It's secured to the frame with self tapping screws and large diameter washers (penny washers).
The frame is designed for indoor use, and to be reusable by allowing a different display to be attached to the mesh each year.
If you enjoy these videos you can help support the channel with a dollar for coffee, cookies and random gadgets for disassembly at:-
http://www.bigclive.com/coffee.htm
This also keeps the channel independent of YouTube's advertising algorithms allowing it to be a bit more dangerous and naughty.
Done in the style of Jimmy Diresta, to squish 48 minutes of work into a 3 minute video.
Jimmy Diresta's channel:- https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmydiresta
The frame is made of aluminium box section 25mm/1" square, and joined with hammer-in plastic corners. The mesh is welded steel mesh with 12.5mm/half inch squares. It's secured to the frame with self tapping screws and large diameter washers (penny washers).
The frame is designed for indoor use, and to be reusable by allowing a different display to be attached to the mesh each year.
If you enjoy these videos you can help support the channel with a dollar for coffee, cookies and random gadgets for disassembly at:-
http://www.bigclive.com/coffee.htm
This also keeps the channel independent of YouTube's advertising algorithms allowing it to be a bit more dangerous and naughty.
Mister Big Clive, you should keep in mind a beard protection (usually made from cast iron around the neck) especially near fast spindles !!!
Those are oddly pleasing noises! 😀 especially the one the radial arm saw makes there. Imagine that exact noise would come every time that you press any of the buttons on your keyboard though……
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Self drilling roofing screws ITek screws) with built in washers would save a lot of time with the mesh fixing.
Hi, how can I buy the schematics of that circuit, and also the programming of that PIC controller?
where can i get those hammer in corners
Lovely to see you work. I would be interested in the work trousers with built-in knee pads. Personally I feel I have knelt down on cold hard floors a few times too many. Built-in protection would have made a difference I bet.
I have made a 6x3x4ft cage for budgies using wood and that wire mesh. Got a lot of nicks. The mesh is very hard to work with.
Great ideal. Yeah knees pads built in are awesome. Your are so handsome. Love the beard!
He must have worked the tills at Aldi at some stage… they scan your stuff so quick you struggle to keep up with bagging it all up!
You are missing "BIGCLIVEDOTCOM" on every item and tool in the shot. 😉
Are you going to show you putting the leds on
I read Diarrhea-style.
Having two drills to an average person seems excessive, until you learn how useful it is for projects. Not having to swap bits around, and it increases efficiency.
Would like to see an end product and a walk through of what you’re doing, maybe for a Christmas special.
Why cant all DIY video's be done like this… Good work Clive .
But am I missing something, or is there a part "B" coming?
He'll be able to cook a lot of hot dogs on this.
And to think all this energy comes from a single Poundland powerbank.
Is he Man or Machine! –