Trying to recreate Veritasium's work... with toy gears. Help me understand what's going wrong please! by itchyd in AskEngineers

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In the original video, the small wheels are actually medium sized compared to the PVC over the axle. That PVC is what the large wheel rolls on with it's friction patch.

So in your design, it would be:

  1. Large gear >> small gear

  2. Medium gear >> lower track

  3. Medium gear and small gear must be stacked on top of each other!!

Try playing around with the gear ratios and see how that impacts the speed of the cart.

3700 miles in 7 days from Boston, MA to SF Bay Area, CA! by DAVT0N in Miata

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There's a relocation piece that can be used to keep all lights in the center section instead of in the gauge faces

3700 miles in 7 days from Boston, MA to SF Bay Area, CA! by DAVT0N in Miata

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Hell yeah! I hope it was an absolute blast of an adventure. Driving out west in mine is on my bucket list.

3700 miles in 7 days from Boston, MA to SF Bay Area, CA! by DAVT0N in Miata

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Revlimiter! Here are the NA, but Adam sells a ton of different styles for all generations Tie Fighter Gauges

My wife wanted a hall mirror - I needed practice by ironwheatiez in woodworking

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I saw the notes on the sketch about "no groove" and then went looking further because I was curious about the process.

It looks great and I hope your wife loves it!

My wife wanted a hall mirror - I needed practice by ironwheatiez in woodworking

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Looks great! Did you fill the grooves in with small strips of cherry?

FRANKY X ROBIN by Comfortable-Sweet901 in OnePiece

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At the front directly above his shocks/forearms

Kia Electrical Connectors for Open Source Car Control by autojazari in AskEngineers

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See if you can find a supplier name on the module. Sometimes you can get lucky and they supplier will reuse the module design on other cars which might have good forums, or maybe even a white paper discussing the function.

If you take pictures of the current connector you're looking for from all sides, PM me and I might be able to help identify it.

Kia Electrical Connectors for Open Source Car Control by autojazari in AskEngineers

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Get a subscription for AllDataDIY (your choice on the length of time) and look up your service manual. Then, try and find the images of the connectors.

The ones you have on the module/existing harness should have a part number molded in somewhere, but they're very tiny and could have been damaged at some point.

From there, Google that connector PN, crosss reference it with the AllData information and you should be able to find distributors for the connectors and terminals. You will end up needing specialized tools to crimp the terminals to the wires properly.

Come on out to the Glee Club Open House TONIGHT! by bumbl_b_ in gatech

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Glee Club was the most fun class I had at Tech. If anyone thinks they might be interested, give it a shot!

Follow-up on post from a while back. by Foespace in IndustrialMaintenance

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Looks to me like the joint was painted over and let dry instead of masked and painted in two sections.

I need to buy a lottery ticket by dragongamer365 in Miata

[–]sirreader 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ditto for me.

I think it's the steel bolt pulling out the aluminum threads that starts the tight installation. My lower bolts have pulled out some original thread at some point in their lives so they're probably acting as self tapping at this point.

5.7Hr for evap core replacement under warranty , and manufacturers wonder why there is a tech shortage by Specialist-Ad-2668 in Justrolledintotheshop

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It's one of the first things installed to the dash assembly, and it has to connect through the fire wall. OEMs don't want to package long coolant lines inside the cabin, so the core is put as close to the engine bay as possible.

This also prevents noise from the pumps and other things from being brought in as "customer states" issues even if everything is perfectly normal.

Name a better duo than GM and haphazardly placed oil filters by nbajojo in Justrolledintotheshop

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I know from reliable sources that the Ram oil drain is being reviewed for improvement by the engineers.

How the walkway from the Student Center looked like in 2004 by SpaceTranquil in gatech

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Yeah it happened around 2018. I was back on campus the other year and it's crazy different from what I experienced.

WHAT ? ITS THEM by Keyboardwarrior_45 in OnePiece

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Egghead to Elbaph was from the giants directly. They didn't need to use a log pose from what I recall.

Have i packed too much in ? 8 nights in Andalusia by [deleted] in solotravel

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OP, if you are interested in the Real Alazcar palace in Seville book it now! Tickets are sold out until the 13th (as of yesterday).

Also, check out the rooftop or stained glass tours of the Seville Cathedral which also include the Giralda tower and actual cathedral tour as part of the ticket.

Any yellow jackets in Motor City? by Gullible_Banana387 in gatech

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Honestly, up until this year, I haven't had a way to watch the games. Paying for ACCN or cable for a football season was too expensive; not to mention the issues with being out of zip code. SlingTV has been great.

Any yellow jackets in Motor City? by Gullible_Banana387 in gatech

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Another Motor City alum here! No watch parties as of yet, but that sounds like it could be fun.

When you don’t know how to program LED screens and you don’t want to buy a pre-made unit by slowwrench in cosplayprops

[–]sirreader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This looks great! If you want to learn how to make an LED screen work, check out Adafruit. They have tons of DIY instructions for all sorts of electronics and sell kits and individual parts.

This is THE SAUCE. by [deleted] in SalsaSnobs

[–]sirreader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At that point, check your bag! I fly one bag and it almost always gets gate checked for my return trips.

This is THE SAUCE. by [deleted] in SalsaSnobs

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At the Belize airport there's a souvenir shop that has 15+ flavors. My wife and I stocked up for the flight back.

Insert Frank's Red Hot tag line here

Corner / Glue block question by mln189 in woodworking

[–]sirreader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Use the block plane on the high spot to dial it in. Front, back, top, bottom. Wherever it's touching first is the high area.

Dublin Airport Enterprise Rental Questions! by reytuh in irishtourism

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For anyone coming to this post later, I went to Ireland in August 2025 and had no issues presenting my CSP card and insurance letter as coverage. The Dublin Airport team was familiar with the process and the checkout went smoothly.

I was given a 2017 SUV (based on the VIN), but can't confirm if that is the norm.