1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Lmaooooooo

 

Yep!

 

Just an FYI @Wulf

 

Always love watching this dude's videos -

https://youtu.be/wIhxRJJAmCk?si=hgmnd8Qcbh-mKcuv

No lie, had me in the 1st half...didn't realize the video had more time left

 

I tried that once, lived nicely for a while

 

I think the main issue is the T-com board from a few videos that I watched. It was available online for $18 but I ordered a "complete repair kit" that came in right at $108 after shipping, we'll see how it goes.

 

Guess that's why it's having issues after 4 years. I just don't want to drop another $800 for a TV right now

 

i don't get it

 

Got a boring ass Civic to work on tomorrow, not even a turbo model

 

Just don't use the exhaust gases from a 1.8 liter four-cylinder manual 2003 Mazda MX5 in Twilight Blue Mica as soap

 

Not yet

 

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We scooped this up the other day to replace our living room tv. Can't hurt for 150

 

that's cheap AF

 

I have one of those Hisense TVs that was rebranded as a Sharp, I also got it for 150 bucks and it's been great for 4 years

 

@Bandido

Check this shit out



Dude just uses those rollers to roll his tube and cut it on CNC, smart

 

Thats creative, creating the geometry for a wrapped cut is probably crazy tho

 

That's what we thought

 

$115 VEVOR 50A MPPT Solar Charge Controller, 12V / 24V Auto DC Input, Solar Panel Regulator Charger with Bluetooth Module, 98% Charging Efficiency for Sealed(AGM), Gel, Flooded and Lithium Battery Charging

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJMMQLSF

My gawd I can't find this app to save my life

 

Seems like it would just be a matter of wrapping/unwrapping between the cylinder and a plane?

Conceptually straightforward but I don't know CAD well enough to do know difficult that is to actually do.

 

You'd have to create a cam profile specifically for this that understands the diameter of the tubing and can stretch the dimensions appropriately. Otherwise you have to design everything stretched when you make it in cad.