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Thank you for this tutorial! It was extremely helpful! Will you be able to make another one to put the white gear back on which is next to motor on blade carriage. Mine fell off and rotatory blades are not getting detected and not moving as they should!

Hello many thanks for this ! what about the games that the size is 8k ? how can i mixed with the 4k on the same cartidge ?

There is no link for Ian's site ?

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Thank you so much! Everything went smoothly except my four screws on the lid weren’t t10, they were t9 so I had to go buy a new tool for that but otherwise everything was followed exactly and worked for me. 🎉

Awesome collection, congrats

Yes, please telease that series (dream computer builds), that sounds really cool

I wanted to drop a thank you to AnotherMaker. This was the best guide I found on taking the Cricut apart and replacing these rollers. I'm a big believer in right to repair and love that there are people out here help the rest of us do it. Keep up the good work AnotherMaker, I hope this video finds everyone that needs it.

So we don’t put the other C IDK what it’s called on the other side, right just the one that doesn’t have the motor.

Is there a technical reason why you put the switch on the opposite side of the PCB as compared to the other components?

Awsome review. Well worth the time spent watching. Will be buying myself a T48

Lol ppl take this seriously

Quick question, you are using 32k ROM's (27C56) how are you dealing with the size of the ROM? Are you Quad writing the ROM (duplicating the rom 4 times) or are you writing zeros for the empty space. I know on the regular XT-IDE Lites you have to Quad out the ROM, but this device is so simple it might not need it.

I really, very much, appreciate you're generousity in taking the TIME to share your discovery. You are a kind man.

Sooo grateful for this video!! At first I thought “there’s no way this would take 2 hours!” but those damn screws on the inside took me about an hour to fight with lol. The rest was all downhill haha. 🙌🏽

@teigemaddrell1769 Agreed! No way this cheap plastic tool’s going to be effective on a very tight tire (eg. GP 5000) and slightly larger rim combo, specially a carbon rim but same for alu. The tire in the video was obviously not a tight tire - by the way it snapped easily back on. Save your money.

I was so worried and I did it!!!! I took it apart and back again and it works awesome thank u so much!!!

The only video that show the same issue but the pitch sound from my psu is lower than that and most people can't feel it , i do cause i know is there after i get close to the power supply, man you are a legend, i have a question: do i have to change the power supply or there's no risk using the one i have with this pitch noise?

Great tutorial! I just finished replacing my rollers and the only thing i couldn't get back in was the 7th screw. But since it's in the middle screw, I'm gonna say it's not that important. Machine works beautifully. You did a wonderful job explaining and pointing out what pieces had to come out, etc. Thank you so much! I'm so happy I don't need to buy a new machine!

My friend did have a clone Arduino Uno and in probably 1 month of normal use it just died on him. It used to overheat before that

Does it let you know if a cable is GETTING faulty? Or is a '2 green lights' indicate that the cable is 100%?

Why power flags never used in this example? When are they necessary?

Thanks so much. 90 mins but $$$ saved. Those instructions were superb.

Appreciate the time you took to make this. My drive isn’t working and I need to do something about it.

I spent last week trying to change a flat - first time this season - changed 5 or 6 last year. Now for some reason I pinched 4 straight tubes, and my local mechanic showed me this. So now I own one and I needed your video to show me how to apply the leverage. THANK YOU!

I may be 5 years late, but I’ve watched both of your m5stack face videos and I gotta thank you for helping me with uiflow and convincing me to buy a face kit 😂

Love the little ratchet screw driver. Yes please the SER mini PC..... I love that

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You're nuts man, lol

I "thought" I brought a great deal on AliExpress for the T56 with adapters. Turns out it was a supporter pack (adapters-only!) - duh! So... may question is, I know you said as a general rule of thumb, don't mix adapters, but that was really aimed at the older/white programmer and the T48. Are the adapters for the T48/T56 interchangeable? i.e. Now I've seen your video - am I good to buy a T48 and still use the adapters I accidentally brought ? [UPDATE] I think those that use the zif socket will work. As it happens, I need a TSOP56 adapter (not got) and that seems to be unit dependent T48 or T56 ONLY as whichever version I get will use the port at the bottom with the pins (using a cable), and since the ports are very different - it makes those adapters which use the port, unit dependent.

these wifi modules have antennas and there are areas under them (keep out area) where there should be no paths and copper pours because signal will be blocked. Best place for them would be with antennas on the pcb edge. You use too many wires in the schematic editor. It would be much clearer with net labels and buses.

Nicely presented! Thanks

This was ok to do but when finished with everything I went to turn it on, and it makes a noise and then the power button started flashing red. What did I do wrong? I followed everything just like he said and when I did not get it, I went back just to see what he said. Please help!!!

Thank you for this amazing and detailed tutorial! This saved me buying a whole new machine and even though it took some time, every step was so thorough and helpful. THANK YOU!!

Thanks!

Wow. Thank you so much. I been wanting to learn PCB design for years. You just helped me reach my goal in less then an hour. Thank You So Much!

And here I am thinking ladder logic is more simple to understand.

Are you collaborating online to design this, through Github or such? Whenever making a dev board for an MCU, the first thing I make is a tester for the GPIO pins. 2-legged 2-color LEDs are nice, as they can indicate direction, and 3-state, even PWM.

So helpful, thank you! Really appreciated the detail on putting it all back together!

0:38 I bought this one for $2

Keyed connectors are pretty much a must. Things must either only fit in one way or it shouldn't matter how they fit. A green LED with some logic behind it that lights up after a few (quicker) successful tests would be a great QoL improvement. So you don't have to pay attention through the whole cycle.

Wait, you're telling me it's pronounced KiCAD? All this time I've been pronouncing it KiCAD. 🤣

Did you clean it up in the meantime? ;) ua-cam.com/video/A_vpfBJZ7JI/v-deo.html

09:44 ECS = Enhanced Chip Set en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Enhanced_Chip_Set

This got me thinking, need to look at some ECU looms, will be a bit more complex in the sense that each ecu manunfacturer has its pinouts and then the amount of end points but its a fun engineering excersize

Are they lead free PCBs? The lead free option is more costly.

I think it’s a great idea. I only have 2 suggestions: 1) Give me something to keep all these boards in (maybe each one comes with a case than connects to the other cases, like the food containers that snap into each other?), or I can guarantee you that at least one board will get lost or damaged in some way. 2) Make it as dead-simple to use as possible. I don’t want to spend an hour trying to figure out how things are supposed to go, how I’m supposed to run a given test, or how to interpret the results. If I’m handed a mission-critical cable to test, I need the results displayed as quickly and clearly as possible. (If something I said is confusing or doesn’t make sense to you, please don’t hesitate to ask. I don’t mind clarifying or expanding on my thoughts above, if there’s a chance doing so could improve the end-result.)

Howdy man, "Building the Ultimate Cable Tester" I have nothing against to say but first let me ask just one question, what tests are you planning to run for the cable? Judging by your current build it seems like you're testing continuity only. Let me know if I'm wrong. (I have tested many cables and it's never been easy) so i want to know what ultimate actually is. If your idea is decent I'll share my cable harness testing design.

25 pair telco cable tester (RJ-21)? It needs to be able to detect miswires and reverse polarity pairs. It also needs to be able to test m-m, f-f, and m-f cables. I think Siemon MT-5000 was the last tester built for this, but they had a yellow rectangular test set before that. It separated into halves and had a master and slave end. The master had 25 LEDs that lit up in sequence and the slave had 25 red/green LEDs that lit up green for correct polarity and red for reverse. I preferred the older tester.