t5 use 2 plastic plug enough.

What is the purpose?

to cut something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfNemFkJk7M

hey everyone, wanna ask is this worth the money? I plan to use it for light drilling (cabinets, wall etc). Thanks!

https://www.lazada.com.my/blackdecker-kr504...tem_page.bottom

Nope.
If using a microcontroller and current transformer, you can code the controller to handle the delay, can skip the 555 timer.
And use normal mechanical relay since it's cheaper than ssr.

the best use for it.

Oya, that another route one can take now. a 8pins micro should be able to handle this task plenty good, while keep the parts count low and a small pcb footprint.
I live in the pre micro day , maybe one can get a small micro for 2 buck nowadays.
the timeless 555 was my spontaneous go to timing device.
AS for SSR vs relay/contactor issue on handling a 2KW load, just hate the big "clonk: of mechanical contactor.
so a ssr would be my preferred device, A Chinese made 40A rating one can be acquired for the price of dirty now.

I use a master/slave electronic trigger from taobao.
Very useful to on the DC while I am using my floorstanding useful.
It even has a delay to continue sucking for 10 seconds after the tool is turn off.

I had one somewhere in the house too, have to dig all my DS parts out from the ceilling b4 I totally forgot about it.
I found I'm using more and more my floorstanding vacuum too and a remote control was really had become indispensable!
my DS project for my Steel city hybrid TS was really collecting dust as I couldn't find where I can get some marine ply in small quantity to build a inverted router table to be slotted between the TS fence guide rail.

you use a lot of abbreviation its really hard to understand

DS= dust system,dust collector
TS= table saw
clear as mud now?

This post has been edited by lthium2: Feb 7 2018, 07:17 PM

DS = nintendo DS
TS = thread starter

my term
DC = dust collector
VC = vacuum cleaner
TS = Table saw
BS = Band saw
MS = miter saw
SCMS = sliding compound miter saw

heh heh heh

Brought a few Bosch L-Boxx. Want to create more compartment to store the small item. Like the L-boxx 13pcs Organiser Insert Set.

But the 13pcs is too little and waste alot of space for small item. Decide to create my own tray.

Using Bosch 102 type and criteria point:
1) Tray type for easy taken out and organise
2) Many many compartment and adjustable size
3) Easy whole tray set layer taken out for easy searching
4) Small part cannot drop out or spill over when carrying vertical or side.
5) Tray not easy move around inside the L-boxx. Secure in 1 place.

Project begin.....


Design into 24pcs tray, create 120compartment in 2 layer. Adjust able divider.



Parts require, Print plastic tray, PVC sheet, Foam Sheet, 3mm MDF sheet, glue, cutter.



Cut the MDF sheet and the foam to create a board tray. Drill the hole for the tray placing. Glue the foam on to MDF and the L-boxx cover.



Done. The 2nd layer tray can be lift up whole set to expose the bottom layer tray. Easy searching. Tray won't running around as the board and the L-boxx have the hole to guide the tray.



Testing the sealing. Put in some smallest part like M2 washer and split washer. Carry vertical, side, flip over and shake it babe..



Before and after. No spill over. Seal test success.



This post has been edited by ozak: Sep 12 2018, 09:28 AM

Nice2. Impressive.

So how about this Bosch-Sortimo System? Found any source to buy?

And mryen, our order. How =D

No need to buy. Can DIY liau.

Didn't go and find.

I just copy , create own wan and DIY. Cheaper also.

guys..i am looking for a jigsaw. but too many brands & model lol. bosch, makita, stanley. any particular model that is good? i want professional grade one but maybe entry level professional lar..haha

before this i bought ikea jigsaw..LOL...quality really sucks..lol

my choice would be Worx, how often do you use one?

am not a full time carpenter..haha..just do projects at home or repair my house

my rotary drill is bosch and am loving it. so i thought looking at bosch lor..or makita

sorry i never heard of worx. is it available here in malaysia? i search online more on brands that i listed