see Sadiq the heart of your system [Music] alright guys donating if we kick you and today we're gonna do something a little bit different instead of a focus on the hardware side of things like most of our videos today we're actually going to be looking at something software related in particular we are looking at sapphires tricks boost feature so tricks boost is part of sapphires latest update to its tricks GPU utility and in a nutshell it lets you set a custom resolution scale for your games which therefore increases frame rates as you can learn the resolution by between 5 and 30% setting a custom resolution is only half of the tricks boost equation however as it also works in tandem with Radeon image sharpening or i-s this works to simply sharpen up the final image so it should hopefully try and bring back some of that detail which would otherwise be lost when going for a lower custom resolution so in this video I wanted to see just how well does this feature work is it worth using and if you've got a sapphire graphics card is it maybe something you should dive in and enable so first we're going to look at the software itself and how you can configure tricks boost but then we're going to focus on some image quality comparisons looking at a native 4k footage and comparing that to a game session set with an 85 percent resolution scale with our is enabled lastly at the end we will also look at the performance benefits you can get when using tricks boost diving into the trick software now we can see that tricks boost has its own tab the first thing you're gonna know is this resolution scale slider here this is basically what tricks Boost does to create a custom resolution when you're gaming this can be adjusted from 95 percent all the way down to 70 percent at its lowest value you can see as we're moving that scale as well it's adjusting the active resolutions below so we're gonna choose 4k and 1440p and you can see after the 4k option it says in-game select 32 64 by 18 36 so that is effectively the custom resolution that has been created by tricks when we use this resolution scale slider the last thing to know is there is also a toggle for Radeon image sharpening so that basically tricks give you an easy way to turn this on and off without having to dive into what man every single time so then if we go and hit apply another window will pop up saying applying display changes the screen will flicker mine went black for a second and that's actually when the screen capture failed but that is basically all you need to do to enable tricks boost just how good does it look when we're comparing it to native resolution we're gonna find out now diving into Metro Exodus then we're going to go through and play the benchmark off so we've got the side-by-side comparison but we're also going to pause the video and look in a little bit more detail when we get to some interesting areas to kind of discuss the visual differences between the two implementations so here just as we go into the Hut the area I really want to focus on here is the flowers in the background you can kind of see them just sitting in their VARs so if we go ahead and zoom in to that particular area if we focus on the flowers first it's interesting this actually I really don't think there's much of a visual difference between the footage at native 4k and then the downscaled footage with our is enable they actually look very very similar I really don't think you could tell the difference between the two in a blind comparison if we do just sift our eyes over to the left however you can see there is some wooden paneling it's got some kind of cracks in it and here I do think there is a slight difference with the native 4k option looking just a little bit crisper just a little bit cleaner as well whereas the downscaled option does look ever so slightly soft but remember this is zoomed in to 200% so it is a very minor difference and definitely a good initial impression for the tricks boost feature jumping you're heading out to another section of the benchmark we're gonna pause here and focus on the candle as well as kind of the little wooden stand it is on so if we go ahead and zoom in just to get a closer look at things I think the first point of really notice is just that the outline of the flame itself on the version of the benchmark with the image sharpening enabled definitely has a slightly firmer definitely a slightly bolder overall outline to the flame we can also see this on the edge of the kind of the little wooden section whatever is the candle is actually sitting on you can see it has much more of a defined edge with the Radeon image sharpening enabled versus the negative 4k option and that would be the contrast adaptive algorithm doing its job and actually working very well with the is enabled with tricks boost if we go ahead and carry on running the benchmark though I think my main overall point to make is that it is actually quite hard to tell the difference when kind of both windows are in motion so if you're just playing the game you're running around you're not kind of stopping and looking for particular things to kind of analyze like we are here it's actually very hard to tell the difference between the two that said if we go ahead and pause now just looking at this foliage it's an interesting comparison where we can see a little bit more of that sharpened effect kind of on the grass itself it just kind of each little blade looks slightly over defined in my opinion but like I said again is not very noticeable at all the overall quality is definitely impressive despite the 85 percent resolution scale there is maybe a touch of these slightly over sharpened about each of the grass stems but other than that it is actually quite impressive to look at just what you can get here with an 85 percent resolution scale and then trying to bring back the detail with that sharpening filter that does pretty much sum up the experience I had using tricks boost with Metro Exodus we're now going to move on to shadow of the Tomb Raider just to give you a few more examples of the kind of image quality comparisons but by and large the initial trend we saw in Metro Exodus continues here so starting at the very beginning of the benchmark the first thing I really want to point out is as the camera pans around Lara we can get a good look at some of her hair this is definitely one of the first issues I noticed in terms of the image sharpen so you can clearly see there firstly on the right hand side the overall look of Lara's hair is definitely quite over sharp and it looks a little bit too artificial and it also looks a bit more noisy in terms of the digital noise of the overall RS effect and then on top of that we also have what appears to be some kind of hair artifact I've never been too keen on the way hair is done in shadow of the Tomb Raider in the first place but we can clearly see on the right hand side a long Laura's jawbone there's a little bit of what appears to be just a tuft of hair kind of just hanging off the rest of her hair so definitely looks a little bit odd but then again like we already said the hair definitely looks a bit more natural when we're playing with the native scaling with tricks boost off if we jump heading out to another section of the benchmark run here we can see what is actually a pretty easy to spot difference between our s off and our is on in particular we're focusing on the sign here and you can really see the sign on the right hand side with the tricks boost enabled it definitely has a much sharper look about it you can in fact I probably think it's probably a little bit over sharpened just in that the kind of the outline of the text itself just looks a little too sharp a little artificial I guess is the word I'm looking for on top of that we can also again see Lara's hair with the image with radiant image toppling enable definitely looking to over sharpen and again looking too artificial if we do zoom out again though it does become quite clear that these differences are actually quite hard to spot it's only when we are actually going ahead and zooming in to kind of nitpick all the different features that we start to notice the difference in image quality if we just run the benchmark on again it really does become a lot harder to tell the differences when the images are side-by-side jumping heading out to the end of the shadow of the Tomb Raider benchmark we're just going to give a couple of final examples although I think at this point we have touched on pretty much most of the most obvious differences if we stop here though we can see a couple of things so why don't we zoom in closer and the first thing I'll use here actually was the difference in the kind of green cloth you can see it's got this kind of white pattern but that definitely looks a lot bolder I think more well defined when we have the tricks boost enabled and then the regular image sharpening is really doing again it's adaptive contrast algorithm so it really makes that white pattern actually kind of pop out a bit more versus the native 4k option which looks a little bit more subdued one other thing I did notice though was the straw in the background and here again I do think we are getting a little bit of that over sharpened look which we do get from our is as the image at native 4k definitely looks a softer I think probably a little bit more pleasing to the eye in the image on the right you can really make out you know count each individual piece of straw and it does look just a touch artificial if we go ahead and give one final comparison now I'm gonna pause it here where we've just kind of gone round the ladies kind of kneeling on the ground and here we can see a big difference between the two images particularly when we focus in on the lady's face the native 4k option just looks so soft you can barely make out the lady's features whereas the image with the Trix boots enabled and our is turned on she looks so much sharper it's definitely a much more pleasing image I would say though that the hair when we've got the RS enabled again doesn't look too good I think for me that's probably one of the worst aspects of shadow of the tomb-raiders graphics but we'll end on a much more positive note just simply looking at the lady's face and the features even gave me an 85 percent resolution scale with re s enabled the lady just looks so much sharper so that is in my book a definite win for tricks boost and Ras so that is pretty much it for our look at the differences in visual quality between tricks boost and native resolution but what about the performance well in a nutshell we saw significant increased frame rates when moving from the native resolution at 4k then down scaling to 85% and enabling our is so starting with shadow of the 2 meter we actually saw frame rates go from forty four point three frames per second on average all the way up to fifty seven point nine frames per second and that works out as a 31 percent performance increase we actually saw the exact same performance uplift when we tested Deus Ex mankind divided as well there are average frame rate rose from forty one point three frames per second up to fifty four point one so again another 31 percent performance increase frame rates didn't increase as much in Metro X just when going from native 4k to the tricks boost 85 percent resolution scaling but we still saw frames per second increase from 36 on average up to forty four point six and that works out as a 24 percent performance uplift so that has pretty much been it for our look at suffice tricks boost feature one I do want to make clay is that sapphire hasn't really kind of pioneered this radical new way of playing games there have been other ways to set custom resolutions in the past and some games actually have you know resolution scaling built-in what tricks boost does do very well though is make it very very easy for you to simply set a custom resolution all you need to do is go into the software adjust the slider between 70 to 95 percent of your negative image and then you can also toggle ris on and off and the end result I think is actually a surprisingly good looking image which shows only minimal image quality degradation verses and native 4k footage as we have seen in this video the one caveat for tricks boost at the moment is that currently you can only use R and E on image sharpening with dx9 dx11 or vulcan titles you can still set a custom resolution for your dx12 games using tricks boost you just won't be able to enable radiant image sharpening for those games currently it would be up to AMD's implement our is support for dx12 titles so there's not really a whole lot of stuff I can do about that but depending on the games you play it is something to bear in mind that is basically it for I'll look at Sapphire tricks boost though so if you enjoyed this video you can toss 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recently
Nvidia
CEO
Jenson
Huang
said
that
for
the
holiday
season
and
the
foreseeable
future
I
think
Pascal
is
just
unbeatable
we
assumed
he
meant
on
the
very
high
end
where
AMD
hasn't
even
teased
an
upcoming
competitor
but
I
guess
he
probably
already
knew
then
that
the
gtx
1070
TI
was
on
its
way
but
what
is
this
an
exciting
new
offering
or
just
a
transparent
attempt
by
Nvidia
to
get
all
the
press
including
us
talking
about
them
by
repackaging
existing
tech
to
secure
their
market
share
while
Vega
availability
is
low
so
we're
going
to
show
you
some
performance
numbers
but
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looking
at
the
spec
sheet
gtx
1070
TI
has
more
in
common
with
the
1080
than
it
does
with
the
1070
it
has
the
same
core
clock
the
same
TDP
just
a
touch
fewer
CUDA
cores
and
in
fact
all
it
has
in
common
with
the
1070
is
the
name
and
memory
configuration
even
visually
it's
almost
identical
to
a
GTX
1080
founders
Edition
same
cooler
same
shroud
same
overall
length
and
width
same
power
connector
I
mean
for
all
intents
and
purposes
this
card
feels
more
like
a
bend
1080
with
cheaper
gddr5
rather
than
gddr5
X
memory
and
given
how
quickly
it's
been
brought
to
market
by
the
look
of
things
it
probably
is
but
just
because
the
product
is
a
familiar
face
with
a
mustache
and
a
funny
wig
doesn't
mean
the
business
practices
are
anything
we've
seen
before
so
in
the
past
founders
additions
were
more
expensive
presumably
to
avoid
competing
with
bore
partners
that
are
building
custom
solutions
like
a
soos
EVGA
and
MSI
but
this
time
the
MSRP
s
are
the
same
now
there's
nothing
legally
ethically
wrong
with
this
but
it's
known
in
the
biz
as
a
dick
move
and
while
consumers
might
not
care
about
that
I
mean
lower
prices
is
better
right
this
next
one
is
a
similar
grade
kick
in
their
teeth
do
you
guys
remember
greenlight
and
videos
program
limiting
overclocking
friendly
partner
designs
with
unlocked
voltages
well
they
are
tightening
their
fist
even
further
board
partners
are
apparently
now
being
told
that
they
can
no
longer
sell
cards
with
a
factory
overclocked
BIOS
installed
Nvidia
I'm
sure
you
know
this
already
but
this
is
a
big
load
of
[ __ ]
I
mean
look
at
poor
EVGA
's
website
everything
from
a
bass
blower
card
to
a
water-cooled
card
ships
with
exactly
the
same
clock
speeds
and
the
rumor
going
around
from
even
reputable
sources
like
PC
purse
Brian
Shrout
is
that
not
only
as
every
card
clocked
the
same
out
of
the
box
relying
on
GPU
boost
for
any
performance
gains
and
from
my
understanding
these
vendors
aren't
even
allowed
to
bend
the
parts
right
so
the
higher
end
cards
don't
get
the
best
GPUs
necessarily
it's
kind
of
more
luck
at
the
draw
here
what
I
mean
what
it
feels
like
is
they're
trying
to
keep
this
card
from
being
too
good
so
that
they
can
keep
selling
1080s
some
partners
are
trying
to
work
around
this
by
bundling
one-click
overclocking
software
but
at
worst
this
screws
over
the
users
of
platforms
without
available
software
overclocking
tools
like
Mac
users
with
external
GPU
boxes
and
at
best
it's
just
adding
more
junk
for
the
consumer
to
install
to
get
the
performance
that
they
paid
for
whatever
your
reasons
for
doing
this
Green
Team
they're
not
good
enough
and
we
don't
like
them
with
all
that
out
of
the
way
the
world
does
still
need
to
know
how
this
card
performs
though
so
we
grabbed
our
KB
Lake
and
rise
and
test
benches
along
with
a
fine
selection
of
recent
GPUs
to
pin
it
against
so
is
it
good
enough
to
crush
AMD's
hopes
and
dreams
we
start
out
with
a
solid
it
depends
on
Rison
we
got
slightly
better
performance
with
Vega
and
Deus
Ex
mankind
divided
in
both
1080p
and
1440p
while
our
KB
Lake
bench
gave
us
more
mixed
results
rise
of
the
Tomb
Raider
flips
things
around
with
the
1070
TI
pulling
out
ahead
on
both
Verizon
and
core
i7
that
is
until
we
look
at
DirectX
12
&
1440p
where
once
again
the
gap
closes
significantly
and
Vega
even
overtakes
it
this
trend
continues
all
the
way
through
our
bench
suite
with
the
Vega
56
either
pretty
close
to
1070
TI
and
for
honor
and
Ghost
Recon
wildlands
or
outright
outperforming
it
like
at
1440p
in
Counter
Strike
global
Offensive
our
synthetics
are
initially
more
kind
to
the
1070
TI
with
a
higher
result
in
fire
strike
extreme
and
times
by
but
unit
in
superposition
gives
the
edge
to
Vega
56
as
for
productivity
blender
cycles
renderer
shows
a
clear
preference
for
AMD
with
Vega
56
shaving
15
seconds
off
the
1070
TI's
time
to
render
the
BMW
and
an
even
wider
gap
in
the
classroom
test
as
for
power
consumption
it
clearly
favors
the
1070
TI
though
with
a
cool
30
watt
lower
total
system
power
draw
than
Vega
56
and
an
even
wider
gap
of
course
compared
to
Vega
64
unsurprisingly
it's
pretty
close
to
the
GTX
1080
though
its
thermal
performance
under
synthetic
load
actually
winds
up
a
little
better
so
is
it
a
Vega
killer
well
that's
where
it
gets
interesting
based
on
supposed
MSRP
s
no
but
when
we
consider
vega's
ongoing
availability
and
pricing
issues
it
actually
doesn't
do
too
badly
at
all
not
badly
for
Nvidia
that
is
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and
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thanks to morningbrew for sponsoring this video more on them later it's time for another update on the injection molded snow cat tracks project if you're confused as to what that is about 10 months ago i did a kickstarter campaign to raise four thousand dollars for an injection mold and ended up raising quite a bit more so now i've developed a full tracked vehicle kit that kickstarter backers will be able to purchase at cost it will include everything they'll need except the battery rc radio and 3d printed parts they'll need to print themselves if you want more info on this project go back and watch the previous three videos about it and check the kickstarter updates to follow along with the manufacturing procurement during the last video some viewers were asking if this thing would work in the sand so i brought it out here to the sand dunes to test it out sick looks great now i certainly didn't design it for the sand but i figured this would be a good torture test to uncover any weak points in the design these are 3d printed shell halves and i just sealed them up with tape to try and keep sand out at first it seemed to work really well [Music] so [Music] uh-oh we got a stripped gear surprisingly the finer pitched 93 tooth gears did not break but the big 3d printed ones did the sand was getting through the 3d printed chassis halves the 3d printed material is porous enough as to where the sand particles were actually fitting through the lines and getting into it that problem ends here i got these new vacuum formed polycarbonate chassis halves to test out these are the first prototypes with some of the extra kickstarter money i bought a mold for these vacuum forming works by heating up a piece of plastic and then putting the mold up into it and drawing the plastic down over the mold with a vacuum then the mold is removed and the part is taken off the machine and then later the edge is trimmed off and a bunch of holes are drilled in it with a four axis cnc machine so after the sand test i took everything apart and cleaned all the sand out after my last video someone with access to a mark forged metal x 3d printer reached out and offered to print any parts that i wanted i thought well sure it'd be cool to have some of the gears made in steel because then i could just crush up the sand now this obviously isn't plan of record for the kit version but i thought it would be super fun to try out they're made of solid tool steel these things are so dense and heavy like they're it's legitimate steel this is my first time seeing metal 3d printed parts and i was super impressed the metal filament is fdm printed and then it's centered later so they still have all the little lines and ridges like normal fdm printers create i was trying to tap holes in the steel for bolts and it is super tough i broke a tap in the process all the gears for one vehicle weigh 1.2 pounds pretty crazy so after that i removed all the sandy plastic gears and replaced them with the metal gears and i also installed the vacuum formed polycarbonate chassis prototypes the metal gears work great but man they sure are noisy noisy enough to really piss off this dog big thanks to morningbrew for sponsoring this video if you're anything like me you probably open up your phone first thing in the morning and immediately get distracted by random internet videos of who knows what definitely entertaining but probably not the smartest use of your time i like to stay up to date with what's going on in the world but for a busy person like me checking all the different news sources takes too much time instead i signed up for morningbrew it's a free daily newsletter that gets you up to speed on business news in less than five minutes it's witty relevant and informative and helps you stay in the know so you can seem like a smarter and more interesting person when you're talking to your friends or co-workers in just this morning's email alone i learned that ribbian is somehow now the third most valuable automaker in the world despite the fact that they've only shipped 156 vehicles consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in decades despite the fact that retail sales are up and puff bars is the new jewel but that doesn't really matter now because the vaping epidemic amongst high school kids is quickly slowing down see all great info that you should know and all you have to do is sign up for morning brew it takes less than 15 seconds and is completely free to subscribe click on the link in the description below to subscribe to morning brew today now back to the video so at this point i was using brass pinion gears and since these metal gears have little fdm printer ridges in them they were really wearing out the brass gears quickly so because of this i switched the 3d printed 93 tooth gears over to some machined steel 93 tooth gears and these were plan of record for the kit for a while but i switched away from that partially because they were going to be like 10 each gear so that would have been like 20 dollars per snow cat kit so not doing that anymore but it helped slow down the erosion of the brass pinion gear i've also switched to steel pinion gears since then it was around this time that pantheon reached out they're a startup out of vancouver that makes super high speed industrial grade 3d printers they use servo motors and lead screws so that they're super precise and super fast and they printed out a whole new set of prototype parts for them so big thanks to them you can see just how crazy fast their machine is they printed up all the parts in a fraction of the time it would have taken me so that's awesome after that i rebuilt the snow cap with all these new parts here's a shot of installing the heat stake inserts the kit will use quite a bit of these to hold everything together and you'll need a soldering iron to install them here's putting on the new steel pinions assembling the gearbox i still have the metal 3d printed gears in there putting everything together there's the two gearboxes going together and then putting it all on the chassis with the polycarbonate chassis halves and the treads and then i took this thing on a trip to california with me it works great in the ice plant kind of bounces along the top of the plants almost like it's hydroplaning definitely not its intended use but it seems like the perfect vehicle for this type of terrain it just floats on top although it does get covered in goop afterwards if you followed the kickstarter updates you know there was a problem with tolerance stack up on the tracks that would cause a twist i went back and forth with the injection molding company for a while and eventually they were able to tweak their parameters and get it sorted out these new tracks have almost no twist which is great i was really concerned about this for a while then i decided to try it out in the sand again so today i brought the tank down to the beach hopefully it doesn't just get destroyed again i think it'll be all right because this time we have the polycarbonate shell i have all the edges taped off right now so sand shouldn't get through there the only places that sand might get through are the axle holes the edge is taped across but the axle holes are still sort of open but even if it does the gears are 3d printed steel so it should just crush the sand after about 10 minutes of driving in the sand i looked inside and there was definitely sand that got in ugh look at that pretty gnarly so then i got the sand out put it all back together and resealed the thing with more tape but this time i put the tape right up against the axles so that it was a really tight fit and sand would have a harder time getting in now the plan of record is to use this extruded rubber h seal to go around the chassis halves and hold them together and i bought a mold for this and everything it wasn't that expensive it ended up not working as well as i would have hoped it's kind of difficult to install all around the chassis and it still doesn't seal the chassis halves around the axles so so not the best solution i think for the kit we're going to end up just using tape to seal it it kind of takes a sec but it actually takes less time than installing all this h-seal tube stuff so oh well tape works just fine and you get the best seal that way ideally you won't end up having to take the thing apart that frequently anyways so then it was back to the beach to do more sand testing shredding the gnar hitting some little jumps and i drove around there for like probably 15 minutes and then looked inside and there was no sand hooray after that i was back home and decided it was time to do a lifetime test to see how long this prototype would last of driving continuously so i built this little spinner thing this is a slip ring it basically just allows electricity to pass through while it's spinning and i 3d printed some parts and installed them all around the slip ring with some bearings to bear the load and here's the little spinner arm going on there on the top it just spins around and around doesn't matter how many times and then printed some bits to go on top of the tank to hold a string you might be able to see where i'm going with this hammered a stake into the ground and put the spinner on top with a string i had to make sure that i get the maximum diameter out of my small yard okay i've got the string all hooked up let's try this out this way it would just drive in circles all day long without me having to do any intervention now pay attention to how my yard looks here because it changes a lot after this thing's been driving around for a while [Applause] after quite a few hours of driving the metal gears showed a tiny bit of sign of wear which is kind of surprising i would think they would have shown almost no signs of wear but towards the insides you can see how the little 3d printed fdm ridges were kind of smoothed out just from contact with the other gear that could have been primarily from sand getting stuck in there and kind of sand blasting everything down smooth but so after that just out of curiosity i installed a new flat tooth 3d printed gear set in there and put it back on the lifetime tester spinner to see how it would hold up i have my ef delta power bank here powering the snow cat off its 12 volt output and that's enough to run it for several days because it only pulls like 25 or 30 watts as it's going around in a circle and then to prevent the inactivity alarm on my rc radio from going off i put a popsicle stick on and had the string wiggle it that was not a permanent solution and i ended up switching over to a servo tester to just set it and have it drive all day no planned obsolescence here people we're gonna make this kit so that it lasts for a really long time you can see how over time the vegetation starts to wear in and a clear track emerges where this thing has been driving after a few days of driving with these 3d printed gears to my surprise the first thing to fail was not the gear teeth themselves but actually the center of the gear [Music] that's probably because this design was meant to be cnc machined in steel and not 3d printed this kind of reminds me of the rover project where the point was to see how long all these 3d printed parts would last so then i replaced both of these with the new potential injection moldable candidate still 3d printed out of pla but with the same design that i would end up injection molding assembled that back into the gearbox flat teeth this time no herringbones you can't injection mold herringbone gears because you know the mold wouldn't be able to pull out and then put that back on the lifetime spinner and ran it for quite some time after a few days of this the wheels were showing significant signs of wear this is probably just from turning in one direction the whole time here you can see on the track links there's little grooves from little bits of sand and dirt getting stuck in there but the tracks were holding up really well the bronze bushings and shoulder bolts were holding up especially well considering that i hadn't even lubricated them but some of the nylon was getting worn out pretty quickly from the constant turning here you can see the edge gets kind of sharp where the wheel has been wearing it down where on the other side it's still like a thicker wall but most people probably won't be turning in the same direction for days so i don't think this will be a problem with the kit after a few days of driving the 3d printed pla gears were actually holding up really well now keep in mind this is just driving at a consistent speed i think accelerating quickly would be what really does these 3d printed gears in but i was surprised at how well they had done after several days so after that i bought a mold for this glass-filled nylon gear thanks to all those kickstarter dollars in the past i tried machining nylon and that didn't work out too well but injection molded nylon is stronger and i think those old machined nylon prototypes were made of some pretty crappy nylon so i installed these new gears in the gearbox and had to change a few dimensions so i had to print all new parts luckily the 3d printer company flashforge sent me their new adventure 4 3d printer it's fully enclosed and that's nice because it keeps the air inside at a consistent temperature and that's a lot better for printing with exotic filaments and it also keeps the smells inside and it has an air filter so that you can print with stuff like abs and it doesn't stink up your room it comes with its own slicer software that's pretty nice and it connects via wi-fi so you can just send the print from your computer right to the printer all over wi-fi and you don't even have to plug in an sd card or anything like that it has a built-in print cam which is pretty cool for monitoring your prints from somewhere else and i really like this printer it's pretty nice has a pretty small build volume so it's not the best for printing large things but for most parts it's great so then i assembled this new design to test out the injection molded gears and this time to seal up the two chassis halves i used this 3m rubbery tape it's kind of like electrical tape but not quite as soft to seal up the two chassis halves and that worked pretty well put the gearbox all back together and i was using a petroleum jelly as lube which seems to work pretty well then i installed the rest of the frame put it back in the polycarbonate chassis and after that i let it run for seven whole days only during the day though not during the night because it's kind of noisy and i didn't want to piss off my neighbors rain or shine this thing would just drive in a circle all day long luckily these nylon gears are a lot quieter than the 3d printed metal gears so it didn't piss off the neighbors too much a few times the pole in the middle got pulled out of the ground because it was just being yanked in a circle constantly so i had to reset that the ground here is super soggy it definitely started wearing a pretty significant track in the ground and even started to chew through wood roots a little bit this is a great lifetime test for the tracks i think i'm going to make a video about this vehicle tether thing in the future if i can manage to keep it going for the next few months rain or shine it would just keep going driving in a circle or rain and shine at the same time even through fire wow not recommended [Music] after that whole week of driving the nylon gears looked totally fine but like i said before this is like not super fast accelerations it's just constant smooth driving so i figured that i needed to do some thrashing to really put them through the ringer [Music] so then i took it out and just drove really hard like a maniac to try and break things but it didn't break so i'm really happy about these injection molded gears they seem great and they're super cheap since we have an injection mold so each kit will contain two sets of them so if you do break one which i don't think you will at least not for a while you'll have a spare hooray so now here's some epic high-speed footage from the freefly systems wave camera to keep your eyeballs entertained while i talk about the manufacturing timeline and stuff like that so all the parts where the entire snow cat kit have been ordered so kits will start shipping once the manufacturing for everything finishes and it's all shipped to my house and then it'll take me some more time to assemble all the kits if everything goes off without a hitch this should take around six weeks or so from the time this video is uploaded but who knows what'll actually happen so i'm not making any promises and i'm also not going to start taking orders until all the components have arrived because then i'll know exactly how much it all costs including shipping and i can set the price appropriately some of the parts have already started to arrive kickstarter backers will be able to purchase it all at cost and everyone else will be able to purchase it at a little more than cost because i have to feed myself somehow this is capitalism baby for more frequent updates check out the kickstarter update page if you're interested in designing a body for the vehicle check out the kickstarter update from august 11th there i posted a link to the dimensions and cad so you can design something from that i have not designed any bodies myself yet but i definitely want to design one that holds a lot of batteries and fpv gear because i want to use this thing for some long range fpv missions in the mountains so that'll be fun anyways that's all for this video here's a song about the snow cap by max radke thanks for watching bye when you're sitting inside on a snowy day [Music] wondering [Music] one idea that you won't regret is a visiting rc test flight on [Music] download all those big old stl files i'm sure [Music] i'm talking about the rc test take it up to the woods [Music] all from the convenience of your remote control if you build this amazing snowcat you'll be flying down the hill faster than a bobcat don't spend your money on drugs buy a snow can instead


all right we're gonna be doing a tutorial for csgo on finding be doorman this video is brought to you by cheat the game Chris fate a lot of awesome YouTube videos on cheat engine so please check him out now to get started let's open up csgo make sure you're using the insecure flag so that vac isn't running and we're gonna start a match in practice with bots indeed us too now what is be doorman well it's a boolean variable meaning it can be true or false and when doorman is true it means the entity is far away from you and your entity and their entity can't really interact so the server doesn't replicate to the client the updated information including their 3d coordinates because it's not necessary so for number one it's for network efficiency number two it makes cheating more difficult so when it's true you don't want to draw your SP boxes because the data is gonna be bad you also don't want to do your aimbot at them etc so how do we find it I'll show you right now first thing we're gonna do is just use some console commands first one is sv cheats 1 so we can run some commands MP round time defuse 60 that's going to MP round time a few 60 yeah so that's gonna give us a long round time so we can have plenty of time to hack Auto team balance zero so that our bots we small and doesn't get switch sides bot and the score kick is gonna get rid of them all ah I'm gonna score stop 1 it's gonna make it so the bots don't move and then we're gonna do bot first we're going to end their round and that's going to get us our 60 minute round time and then we're going to do ba add on the score T we'll add a bot to the terrorists sometimes you have to do it twice to get one and then we're just going to find his health and the at the address of his object and even a quick pointer though we know his health is a hundred so we'll do our first scan hundred gudem rescan for ninety one pretty typical to get eight addresses and so from our last tutorial we know that the help offset is FC so let's right-click one of these and you find out what accesses we don't see the offset FC so we're know that's not the right health because it's not in the same object that we're looking for which is the entity object so we'll look at a couple of these cc that's close but that's not it go down to the bottom here you really just want to go in order but I know where it is to make this tutorial fast so we do have FC but we know that ECX is the object of the entity the address of the entity object so an offsets FC so we can add this in here we can delete all these add address manually we're going to call this an address address and we're gonna add do this Plus FC and health right and then next thing we're gonna want to do is find a pointer to him so a pointer to the end object so this is the address of him and we're gonna do scan set it to hex paste in his address and so when we scan for this we're gonna list we're gonna get a list of addresses that point to his object disabled fasting I've had a few issues with that on this we also know it's not gonna be an executable definitely gonna be writable data and pause the game to to make it fast and we got a whole list here hope we have a green static address and we don't do new scan again it's not there again weird so sometimes you find it sometimes you don't so anyways let's just do it the point of scan method right click his address and new or his health into a point of scan you know the last offset is FC we know that it's a one level pointer off of the entity list and I like to do a thread scanning I'm going to wait for this to do it's going to generate a poignant map then it's going to do a point of skiing using that pointer map and we'll go from there all right so we got our pointer right here and call this ant health pointer right and let's do another scan for this address cuz it's gonna show up now I think if you scroll down you do see you do get a static address and it's it's the same one so I don't know why sometimes that works sometimes it doesn't but anyway we got a pointer so now we need to find be doorman so to do that let's open a reclass dotnet we're gonna grab the address up alright so I had a little glitch I to restart with a new bot here so our entity pointer will still point to the Krait that's gonna point to the correct health address still so if we need to get the address of the object we can see it it's right here nine one nine seven zero five seven zero we're gonna copy that right just update our health and make sure that that points the right thing in case the bot changes and so be doorman I don't think it really works for for your teammates at least in what I will just looked at so we're gonna kick the bot and we're gonna add them to the other team all right we're gonna add them again they don't seem to go for some reason okay so there is you can see the health is still a hundred so this is this is still pointing through to the correct address for the entity so we're going to copy that let's open reclass dotnet will attach to see us go and we're going to call it class event and any time you're in reclass the address you want to put in there is the is the address of the object itself and let's right-click and add thousand bytes and this out and so we know the enemy right now is far away so be dormant is uh is a boolean so it is going to be set to one right now be dormant will be a one so if we look in here do we see any ones not really I see no one's basically the first value is a float then they give you an integer and then the third number is basically the value in hex and it's especially obvious like if it's a pointer that it will show up like that if it's a pointer now I do see right here where there's a 1 so that could very likely be it so let's go run over to our enemy we're going to stare at that one and we're going to see if we get closer to the enemy does it turn into a zero so it just did so my backup it's a one but move forward at zero so Dorman is false Dorman is true close to the enemy far away from the enemy so it's not for bite aligned because it's probably just a bite I'm assuming so the bite before it is just a bite so let's let's right-click change type and let's just do into eight and then we'll right-click this one change type and make it a bool so you can check if the bool is true or false you can also check with zero or one other dormant when it's one also known as true though so the offset is een ein let's call it be dormant all right and then let's add that to our cheat table so let's copy this pointer right copy it add a new address make it a pointer paste it in and add een ein is the offset and we're call this be dormant about one and then so let's just see if that worked yep 1:0 so that's it really easy way to find the B Dorman offset hope you enjoyed the tutorial please look forward to more videos from guide attacking I got a few more csgo videos that I'm gonna be doing make sure you subscribe and if 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I love racing more than I love myself and while self-love is important and mine is probably lacking going fast is more important you want to go race on a shoestring budget it can be done here are my picks for the best cheap cars you can buy for five grand or less to get started in five different kinds of racing you know big shout out to today's sponsor dunk that's right there a company called gunk gunk wipes are a brand new waterless way to clean grease grime and dirt off any surface these massive wipes are the largest on the market plus its dual sided it's got a scrubby side and a soft side and they smell like oranges tough-on-crime but not on your hands gunk wipes have better scrubbing performance than the other guys with no scratching no rinsing and no residue Oh another huge thing I love about gunk wipes is that they don't have isopropyl alcohol so the moisture will not evaporate wallets in your tool box gunk degreasing wipes are available now at Walmart autozone advance auto parts 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squats under hard acceleration there are pages and pages books and tones and tablets of institutional knowledge and support for modifying Mustangs and Camaros online affordable aftermarket parts of these cars are super available and they're fairly simple to work on yourself if you're more into the sport compact seen the Dodge Neon SRT 4 and the first or second gen Mitsubishi eclipses are good choices we talked about both these cars and our fastest cars you can buy for cheap episode and their Naturals on the drag strip number two autocross autocross is a great way to get into racing on the cheap I absolutely love it you can take anything you want out to your local auto costs I take my Mustang but it's kind of slow if you want a real car control challenge look for any generation toyota mr2 they're mid-engine to Cedars which is pretty ideal for overall balance and handling but it also means the rear end is gonna whip out around your real quick if you try to dodge those cones a little too fast that will speed up your reaction times in a GFE here's a turbo 2nd gen 4 5k that we found ever great rear wheel drive options under five ground our first and second gen Miatas of course I love the na and NB s the first and second gen rx sevens not sure if you can find with those for five grand and the Porsche 944 get one of those while they're still cheap because for some reason they're going up even though they're kind of ugly there are a bunch of rad front-wheel drive Auto crossed cartoons the mark 1 & 3 golf GTI's can do really well GT eyes have a bonus spectator entertainment fact that were - because they can lift the rear wheel when cornering really hard it's really funny to watch like a little dog peeing on a fire hydrant I love it older civics see our exes and acura integra with double wishbones are great too the fully independent suspension keeps the tires contact patches on the pavement so you get better traction the original Dodge Neon is a super hot pick - and it doesn't have to be turbo especially if you can find one of the r/t models those things dominated SCCA Pro solo auto cross back in the day and they're still great today number three club racing you want to raise the stakes and drive a little faster any of the cars I mentioned for autocross will easily take you onto the racetrack to go club racing independent suspension helps with traction even more on road courses that might have elevation changes and banked corners and raised curbing and all that kind of stuff horsepower is a little bit less important since the cars are generally grouped with others that have the same power-to-weight ratio or you might race in a spec class where every car is pretty much the same anyway so doesn't have to be super powerful just good I'll explain it honestly there are probably more classes for the low powered civics and Miatas than anything else because they're so much fun to drive and affordable to race they aren't fast in a traditional sense so they're considered momentum cars once they're up to speed their goal is to maintain as much of it as possible to the corners that's where their lightweight and independent suspensions help out a lot 15-inch wheels and tires are ideal for these cars and let me tell you both of those are a lot cheaper than 17 or 18 it's tough to beat civics and Miatas in the bang for the buck department but older BMW 3-series are also popular long as I'm not m3s replacement parts and upgrades for these aren't as expensive as I think either spec a e30 classes are super popular right now and they look like a really damn good time number four rallycross slash rally if you want to get into rallycross or rally you might want to look in another direction the obvious choice is something all-wheel drive that has rally heritage like a first gen Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS or a bug-eyed WRX gaskets watch out for bad head gaskets with the EJ 25 motor in the 2.5 RS we found one with some body damage for only 2 gram let's be real that body damage doesn't really matter because it probably gonna crash it anyway rally sounds scary but also very fun front-wheel drive cars can also be really quick in the dirt you can be on the throttle for longer than you would be with the rear wheel drive car and what they're simpler drive trains they're a bit cheaper and easier to fix and maintain than an all-wheel-drive car the first gen Ford Focus is a great pick especially if you can find one of the SVT models those are sick if the focus was good enough for Colin McRae it should be good enough for you he was a much better driver than you are the Toyota Celica has a rally history as well if you want to go in a more unexpected direction pick up a cheap Volvo 240 or 740 rear-wheel drive is a special challenge on loose surfaces and if you can master that you can drive pretty much anything parts are cheap and plentiful and Volvo's are crazy stout yet surprisingly light on their feet and you might not know it but Volvo does have a legit racing heritage it's a 740 was even offered with the turbo and they all make awesome engine swap candidates if you want to get a little creative k20 swap dead number 5 drifting it's one of the most popular and exciting ways to participate in motorsports these days and one of the most interesting since the competition isn't based entirely on speed unlike the other forms of racing to drift you're gonna need a car that's rear-wheel drive and it has enough power to break the back tires loose something with an LS v8 is definitely nice to have but it's not really necessary the number one go-to drift car the Nissan 240sx has less than 160 horsepower stock and yes they will drift stock the S 13 and s 14 both have an exceptionally well balanced chassis and the longest wheelbase that make them some of the best cars to slide but um truth be told you might not find an S 14 for under five K but the early 350 Z's are another great choice in there starting to come down in price they've got plenty of power and there are definitely more of them around than the s13 NS for teens obviously there's a ton of aftermarket support and knowledge about both the two 40s and three 50s and you really can't go wrong with either I love the 350z I'm gonna turn Lokar into a drift car the e36 BMW 3-series also has a well balanced chassis and is capable as a drift machine there are plenty of these out there for cheap so what are you waiting for pick your poison and start racing the cars I've chosen aren't necessarily hard and fast rules they're just good starting places but if you look close enough you're gonna see some really wild stuff at a drift event that's why it's so cool drag racing auto cross club racing rally I want to try rallycross so bad drifting of course I want to try I want to do every kind of racing let me know in the comments what kind of you want to do and with what car I'd love to hear it again thank you so much for watching doughnut and watching wheel house it's just like 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this is the new Hui on 22 2019 edition looks like last year's version but there are some nice upgrades under the hood we're taking a look at those today I would like to thank today's sponsor the dot site domain extension they hooked me up with a brand new domain name if you want to reach my site all you have to do is type in Brad dot site that's it you don't have to remember my last name or anything I'd like to thank them for the sponsorship and if you'd like to learn more right now there's more information down below in the description and I'm gonna be talking about them a little bit more in a minute until then let's get on with the video so what do you do if you already have a pretty good product that people like well you tweak it and you put out the new version next year that's exactly what whoo Yan is done with their latest the canvas Pro 22 and that's a good thing this is a pen display it's a monitor that you plug into your computer and you could draw on it using the included pen it's big though it's 21.5 inches the screen is from corner to corner it's full HD 1920 by 1080 pixels and it has a pen with 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity a lot of folks asks in these videos if this can be used without a computer the answer is no it needs to be plugged into a computer it also needs to be plugged in the wall for power so it's not really portable and since it's so big it's a little heavy when you open up the box everything you need to get started is included here there's the stand and all the stuff that you need to attach it to your display got a little baggie with instructions warranty even a cleaning cloth a box with all your cords an HDMI cord all of your power cable stuff your USB cable even an old-school RGB cable if you need it I didn't use it I just use the HDMI cord the pen a fancy pen holder and a drawing glove like I mentioned before this product looks identical to the one that came out last year same case same buttons same inputs the biggest upgrade here though is the display which is now bonded that means they have reduced the distance between the glass that you're drawing on and the screen below it this leads to far less displacement of where your cursor appears when your pen touches the screen even along the edges of the display I found that the pen can be pretty accurate and older displays the further you got from the middle of the screen the more offset your cursor would be this is something many people refer to as parallax and it really decreases the accuracy of your pen so in a nutshell what do we have we have a display that is far more accurate than last year's version now Wacom has been doing this for a while on their displays but what we're seeing now is some of these bonded or laminated displays as they're often called rolled out to some of these lower-priced manufacturers most of these laminated screens have becoming in smaller display tablets over the last year or two we're talking about the 12 inch 13 inch 16 inch versions but this size 21.5 inches this is a big step up in size there is another 21.5 inch displayed that I've seen a laminated screen on that's the Pablo Mass 22 which I used earlier this year and if you're wondering how did I miss that review don't worry you didn't I didn't make a review because I never actually got that one to work so as far as I'm concerned this is the only 21.5 inch budget-friendly laminated display tablet on the market right now the canvas pro also boasts an etched glass screen so it's not glossy gives the screen a little bit more texture when you're drawing on it I prefer this to drawing on a slick glossy screen feel like it gives me a lot more control when I draw in fact I like the feeling I'm drawing in this kind of texture so much that I end up putting screen protectors on many of the devices like my iPads or Android tablets that have a slick glass glossy screen I do that in order to simulate this kind of feel now the downside with these kind of screens is that any texture on a screen is going to reduce your clarity a little bit it's going to refract the light that each pixel produces this is going to create slight graininess when you look closely at the screen it doesn't bother me and in general it's a trade-off of more than happy to make for that increased control of drawing but I bring it up because I've gotten comments from some artists that this sort of thing it drives them nuts especially if clarity and super accurate colors are important to you the colors on this display I've seen a boost to now there is a 120% srgb gambit compared to last year's only 100% we also get a faster response rate going from 14 m/s all the way down to 8 m/s one thing worth noting here is that this is only an HD screen that's 1920 by 1080 pixels pretty standard for this kind of display at this price point but at the same time it's it's worth noting that if you see this on a 12/14 even a 16 inch display you're taking all those pixels and you're mashing them down to a smaller area when you blow it up to 21.5 inches you can definitely see pixels it doesn't look nearly as crisp essentially since we're used to looking at our phones which have a much higher density of pixels on them the jump to 4k is the next step for displays of this size right now it's just a trade off what we're doing is we're reducing the quality of our screen so we can save a lot of money on the cost of the product now I talked about the enclosure it is the same enclosure that we've had for several iterations on this tablet this is the third one I've reviewed that looks identical to this so if you see this on Amazon or wherever you're buying it make sure that it has the 2019 in parenthesis next to the name I don't mind them using the same case again because we get a ton of hotkeys there are 10 hotkeys on each side of the display and a touch bar on each side as well of course all of these keys are customizable so you can jump into the settings and plug in any shortcut you need you can use this slider slash touch bar in the middle to zoom out quickly or increase or decrease your brush sizes one thing that happened that I never really noticed before when I was reviewing the other tablets is that my palm would often brush along that touch bar and accidentally zoom me in or zoom me out you can jump into the settings at any time turn off the touch settings altogether but you can't turn off just one touch bar like the one on the right you have to turn them both off at the same time like I said before this isn't something that I noticed last year when I was using it it might just be the weird angle I was drawing at so you don't see my big ol head blocking the camera while I was drawing we are ready to talk about the pen I just learned to use sound effects I'm so sorry let's read some of the numbers off the back of the box shall we 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity 60 degrees of tilt it's made of plastic that's actually not written on the box just an observation on my part except the grip the grip is rubber it's a nice solid pen it's the same pen that Hui has been putting in all their latest generation displays the pen is no longer one of those plug in charge up jobbers is now completely battery free this is not only more convenient but it also comes with some drawing improvements as well it also comes with a pen donut like all of hue ons current products and inside that you're gonna find some extra dibs and even the tools that are gonna help you yank them out and replace them the initial activation rate on this pen is improved it's it's not quite as sensitive as walk-ons but it's getting closer the initial activation rate is how much pressure you have to put on the pen before it leaves a mark your tablet you don't want it to be too stiff especially if you're a light sketcher here I found the pen line to be it was fine so let's dive into the nitty-gritty let's do a pen test and see how this thing performs first thing I usually do once something is set up is I just start drawing on it and I just try out the pressure and see how it is I try drawing like the lightest lines possible and then slowly apply more pressure just to see how the pressure curve works and overall the pressure curve is very nice which is exactly what I expect from who yawn it's not blowing out like in the middle range or when I'm drawing super lightly or anything like that it holds pressure well which is what you look for in a good pen the next thing I look for are just fast strokes like what's happening when I draw really fast how are the ends of strokes doing how the beginnings of strokes doing we're not getting any check marks here which you'll often get kind of at the bottom of strokes we do get a tiny bit of shoestring going on here where at the end it's it's trailing out a little bit when you're drawing really really quickly I'm usually not drawing lines that's super fast so it's not that big a deal usually I'm kind of a little more controlled with it but that should be something you're aware of is that little shoestring at the end of the lines next up are our line tests and this is a slow angled line and this is usually where the wave or the jitter of a pen is going to come out and so you just draw a slow angled line to see if you can see any of that I can tell because I've used a lot of these these look like pretty organic lines though so it's a very subtle wave those lines do not look good to them at a weird angle for filming this so I'm gonna grab my just say no to drugs ruler and I'm gonna do my slow angled lines with a straight edge because that's going to give me a better idea if there's any kind of uniform wave to the pen or anything like that let me do that with a little bit of a harder pressure and so it is really subtle and this is something that who yawns pens have become better at I could definitely see it here and there in this pen there is kind of a little bit of a uniform wave happening it is so subtle that I bet a lot of people aren't going to notice if you're doing really really clean pen lines that's probably something that you're going to pick up from time to time if you're going around a curve you're gonna say that's more wave than I expected but by-and-large for this kind of budget-priced display that these lines are very good I would like to take a moment to talk about today's sponsor the dot sight domain extension as an illustrator you want to put your work in the best light if it's your personal brand a project you're working on a business you can use a dot sight domain name I did I moved over from Brad Coleman com2 brad dot site so much easier to remember nobody's got to spell my last name it's short it's simple its sleek and most importantly its super easy to remember you too can build your brand on a dot site domain name just go to their site and search for your name or business if that's not cool enough you can get a massive 50% discount on dot site domain names that is if you use the links down below and the code brad colo i want to touch on the stand because this is something Hui on and other Cintiq alternatives do pretty well Wacom charges a lot for their stands or they just have little legs on the bottom of their displays which aren't quite good enough in the box you're gonna get a really solid stand it even includes the little tools you need to screw it in so you don't have to search your entire house for a Phillips head screwdriver just me y'all know where you keep your Phillips head screwdrivers at all times ok cool cool you can set this thing at any angle you can even pull it up to almost 90 degrees and use it as your monitor in fact this size I've got a lot of people who have this display use it as their primary monitor when they're not drawing on it the stand is an elegant like those argotron arms that have super smooth hydraulics but it does exactly what it needs to do which is get your display at a comfortable angle to draw at one thing worth noting is that at its lowest angle it gets pretty tippy once it gets about thirty degrees or above its rock-solid below that the bottom of the screen is no longer resting on your desk and it's just not really well balanced I've mentioned the settings before and I find in general that the settings in the software have gotten better on who Leon's displays over the last couple years the overall interface is improved bullion's using the same settings across all their devices even the same drivers across some of their devices this is an area though I would love to see them push forward Wacom does this sort of thing really well for example in Wacom setting you can set up your shortcuts for different apps so if I jump between Photoshop to illustrator I can set my hotkeys specifically for those apps so I don't have to jump back and forth between the settings it's not a must-have but man it'd be nice now to the pros and cons what's good about this tablet what's not good about this tablet the pros we got to talk about the screen obviously there's a big improvement here it's great to see a laminated screen and a pen display of this size this this really is the big improvement it's almost 22 inches so having this much room to draw is it's really nice especially at this price point the pen quality is good and overall my feelings here are just that that that this is a good product it is not a great product it's a good product and there's nothing wrong with that and like I said when you factor in the price it's a good value our biggest cons have to be the driver side I usually don't bring up the drivers because some people have no problem with drivers other people have a lot of problems with the drivers it can be really hard to tell if there's really a problem going on there if it's just me being dumb with technology my general rule is that if I can get it to work then I'll give the manufacturer the benefit of the doubt and all all these drivers don't give me as many problems as who ian has in the past but the one thing that I did kept running into in the time that I was using it at least on the Mac is that the pen on the display just stopped working if I didn't use it for a while it was pretty easy to fix all I had to do is reboot my computer and it worked fine but I had to do that twice in the three or four days that I was using it which seems a little excessive it's a little thing it might be a Brad thing and no one else will experience it but I'll bring it up as a con ultimately if you're looking to upgrade to a larger size or you just need something with more space in it this isn't a bad place to look if you can't afford to spend thousands of dollars to buy something that walk-on makes an overall there's absolutely nothing wrong with this product I mean the pen is good the screen is good the lamination is great it's just that nothing really rises above that that level of good and ultimately it's a measure of how much you're spending for what you get and I think you're getting something good for the amount of money that you're spending thanks for watching you may have noticed I'm changing my setup around a little bit I've gotten some new desks I've gotten some new places to film I'm probably going to be doing a tour but not on this channel probably be in my email newsletter so if you want to subscribe down below check that out probably coming in the next couple weeks so they've got some more stuff to do in here before I do that anyway thanks for watching and I'll see you in a couple days [Music]


or
if
you
live
in
Perth
then
come
to
my
live
show
bushfire
fundraiser
all
proceeds
go
to
the
pregnant
Sheila
that
had
sky
mow
force
a
handshake
honor
and
the
irwins
wildlife
warriors
charity
the
link
to
get
tickets
is
in
the
post
description
below
let's
[ __ ]
do
it
[Music]
it's
me
again
with
some
tips
and
tricks
on
how
to
nail
a
live
music
performance
or
a
spinny
guitar
right
to
the
face
the
singer
is
pretending
it
didn't
hurt
but
I
reckon
that's
gonna
leave
a
mark
it
makes
the
show
ten
times
better
though
the
bass
player
bloody
loves
it
get
ready
for
another
spinning
guitar
move
the
drum
is
in
danger
now
it's
all
good
I
think
this
guy's
bandmates
had
the
bass
guitar
turned
right
down
anyway
so
no
one
is
gonna
miss
hearing
it
I
don't
want
to
brag
but
I
do
know
how
to
shred
a
great
guitar
solo
this
here
is
not
a
great
guitar
solo
[Music]
the
singer
comes
out
and
says
you've
ruined
my
dreams
the
bass
player
is
like
just
quit
man
it
is
frustrating
when
the
weakest
link
in
a
band
has
no
idea
how
[ __ ]
they
are
and
refuses
to
quit
on
tour
is
not
the
place
to
try
new
experimental
directions
even
if
you're
Van
Halen
[Music]
if
your
name's
little
Wayne
don't
play
guitar
at
all
put
the
guitar
down
I
can't
tell
if
he's
concentrating
or
high
as
[ __ ]
actually
definitely
by
don't
play
a
Jimmy
Page
style
double
neck
guitar
in
a
stormtrooper
helmet
don't
do
it
[Music]
there's
a
reason
stormtroopers
have
shitty
aim
you
cannot
see
a
[ __ ]
thing
in
that
Imperial
workwear
stage-diving
here's
a
few
pro
tips
make
sure
you
know
where
the
crowd
is
before
you
do
it
once
you've
found
the
crowd
make
sure
they
genuinely
want
to
catch
you
all
don't
wear
budgie
smugglers
yeah
now
it
was
at
this
moment
Shane
realized
no
one
wants
to
touch
his
balls
and
off
to
the
medical
tent
Iggy
is
like
my
dick
is
away
it
won't
rub
you
come
on
catch
me
now
no
one
trusts
him
his
dick
is
never
away
a
trampoline
is
both
an
excellent
idea
and
a
horrible
idea
when
stage-diving
just
rehearse
your
stunts
before
the
show
or
you'll
end
up
with
regrets
like
steve
aioli
stage-diving
is
getting
popular
amongst
rap
musicians
at
the
moment
which
is
handy
because
everyone
in
the
audience
is
filming
on
their
phones
so
if
you
[ __ ]
it
up
you
have
plenty
of
angles
to
choose
from
when
filling
out
your
insurance
forms
always
remember
the
show
must
go
on
even
if
you
spew
even
if
your
vomit
your
guts
out
even
if
you
hurl
like
a
[ __ ]
do
not
stop
you
pretend
it
didn't
happen
and
you
finish
the
song
oh
yeah
baby
yeah
and
that's
the
last
time
anyone
ever
saw
Travis
I
know
there's
Drake
that's
handy
bring
your
own
Drake
if
you
ever
fall
off
stage
BYO
Drake
if
your
security
working
in
an
anthrax
gig
and
a
[ __ ]
runs
up
try
not
to
tackle
lead
singer
Joey
Belladonna
he's
an
important
part
of
the
band
and
his
mates
get
shitty
when
you
do
yes
they
haven't
seen
him
up
here
on
stage
for
the
last
90
minutes
he's
in
the
band
take
a
tip
from
tool
singer
maynard
if
an
overeager
fan
storms
the
stage
simply
bodyslam
him
mount
him
and
apply
a
chokehold
then
spend
the
rest
of
the
set
gently
riding
him
while
singing
loudly
at
the
back
of
his
head
the
fan
will
be
cool
with
it
soon
he'll
sing
along
yeah
boom
situation
de-escalated
cross
out
the
security
fee
in
your
budget
the
fan
leaves
the
stage
confused
but
happy
yeah
oh
yeah
those
are
my
tips
to
a
successful
live
music
performance
rock
out
with
your
[ __ ]
out
like
Iggy
Pop
unless
you
prefer
your
[ __ ]
in
your
pants
which
is
understandable
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]


one time I thought a saw saw saw one ended up dull the other less big the clear lesson here don't forget to microjig maker of the gripper work safer work smarter last week I got a message from Sergio who is brand new to woodworking and he told me that he loves my videos but he gets confused when I go off over the wood cutting part yes if I could show them in more detail and while I can't really take the time in every video to explain all the cuts that I'm making I love this suggestion and I thought this would be a great topic for a basics video so here is a five most common woodworking cut you need to know how to make bear in mind I'm not a hand tool woodworker so this list is limited to power tools only the crosscut is easily the most common cut you'll ever make in fact with dimensional lumber that's wood that you buy that comes in various widths like you get at Home Depot you can make entire projects with just cross cuts all saws can make cross cuts a cross cut is any cut that slices across the grain direction of the wood so basically you're making long boards shorter the quickest and easiest way is to use a miter saw sometimes called a chop saw just hold your workpiece against the fence make sure your hand is out of the way pull the trigger and slowly bring the saw head down and let it cut through the lumber release the trigger and wait for the saw to stop spinning before you raise the head you can cut any width of board that is smaller than the diameter of the blade on a table saw you'll need to use a miter gauge to hold the wood still always let the blade get up to full speed before you slowly pass the wood through the blade making sure you of course keep your hands a safe distance away one advantage to a table saw is that you might be able to cross cut wider board than you could with your miter saw or even better cut you can make a crosscut sled going to give you dead on where accurate cross cuts every time also please take a look at my table saw basic video for even more tips especially safety tips you need to observe you can make cross cuts using a bandsaw but the blade can drift making it very difficult to get perfectly square cuts without a really good saw and a wide blade plus the length of your cut is limited to the throat width for this reason I don't recommend using of bandsaw for cross cuts you can also use a jigsaw or a circular saw for cross cut again you can get pretty good results with a square of guide I recommend these only for rough cuts or for larger construction projects where a high degree of precision isn't really needed the second most common cut you'll need to make is a rip cut or cutting along the same direction as the grain now you aren't limited to the board width that are sold at home sinners or lumber yards you could build almost any woodworking project to rip long boards on a table saw you'll need a rip fin make sure it's perfectly parallel with the blade as a reminder never make any cut on a table saw freehand without using a miter gauge or a rip fence also since the width of your rip cuts are often very narrow and the fence is so close to the blade never try to push a board through using just your hands always use a pair of push sticks or for maximum safety use a gripper probably heard of these a time or two to make a rip cut make sure you have plenty of room in front of and behind you to maneuver the board keep constant downward pressure on the board and sure towards the RIP fence avoid pressing against the cutoff side of the board which will push it into the blade and could potentially bind it or cause kickback for especially long boards it's a good idea to set up an outfeed table to support the cut tab I have a very old and fairly small bandsaw that will not rip straight a fence actually makes the cut worse since I can't compensate for blade drift however I see a lot of people making rip cuts on a bandsaw so I know it can work well you'll need a quality well tuned saw and the wider the blade the better if you only have a circular saw or a jig saw you are not going to have any fun trying to make a rip cut it would be very difficult to set up a straight cutting edge and to keep the base of the saw on the board so basically well get a table saw one limitation to the dimensional lumber sold at home centers is that it's all the same thickness three quarters of an inch or 18 millimeters but there are lots of times when you want thinner wood a small gift box for instance would just look heavy and clunky with 3/4 inch wood sawing boards along their edges to make thinner boards it's called resawing plus it kind of feels like you get twice as much wood for the same price the best tool for this job is a bandsaw which will allow you to slice very wide boards again if you have a really good saw and a wide blade you can set up a fence and start cutting irie saw free hand on my bandsaw just following a line you'll notice that I have to keep adjusting the angle a little bit to stay on course after reselling a board you'll always be left with saw marks and ridges if you have a planer you can clean these up with a few passes or just sand the cut faces smooth you can resell lumber on a cable sub but you're limited to the capacity of your saw blade and a table talking really bogged down cutting through that much wood at once and it might even pop your breaker without proper setup this would be a really dangerous cut my recommendation is to resaw only narrow ish boards on a table saw also try cutting only half the boards with and then flip it around and cut through the remainder install a zero clearance insert plate so that the thin board won't drop into the saw and set up a feather board to keep the infeed side of the board press against the rip sim make sure you have complete control over the workpiece using proper push sticks or push blocks but my honest advice is to avoid resaw altogether on a table saw unless you have a really good set up and really know what you're doing a miter cut is any cut at an angle other than 90 degrees usually for things with four sides this means a 45-degree cut you might expect and as its name implies a miter saw is a great tool for making miter cuts the saw pivots to various degrees and usually has a positive stop at 45 degrees that it's the most common miter hold your workpiece in place and make the cut just like you do with crosscut to make double cuts hold the board's face against the fence [Music] if your miter saw gives you consistently accurate cuts there's really no need to use a table saw for cutting minors personally I feel like I can get much better cuts on my table saw but that's just me to make minors just adjust your miter gauge to whatever angle you need hold your workpiece against it and cut for super accurate cuts every time I use a miter sled this thing is calibrated to make only 45-degree angles but it makes them perfectly every time circular saws and jig saws have tilting bases that allow you to cut bevels and you can use a speed square to make miters again these are handy for building rough construction projects that for most woodworking you'll probably want much greater precision and using a bandsaw to cut a miter would be very difficult impossible on mine finally making everything with square sides could get very limiting and boring knowing how to make curved cuts will open up a world of design possibilities basically you have two choices a bandsaw or a jig saw cutting curves is a joy on a bandsaw just draw a line and cut out your shape for a tighter curves use a narrower blade I like to cut just on the outside edge of a line then use a sander to get the cut exactly to the line and smooth out the edge there are two times when you won't be able to use a bandsaw first if your workpiece is bigger than the throat capacity and the saw prevents you from turning the wood if you have a specific line to follow you may not be able to just flip the board over the second it's impossible to cut any curves without having an entry point so you can't cut a hole for these cuts you'll need a jig saw a jig saw is one of the most versatile tools in my shop it can make the same curved cuts as a bandsaw but can also cut out holes however it can't cut wood as as a bandsaw can plus the edges might not be as square take curves slowly to avoid the blade from flexing and causing a beveled edge jig saws are inexpensive and I think give you more bang for your buck than almost any tool hey guys if you enjoyed this video and found it helpful please take a moment to support this week's sponsor Caspar and have fun watching this I'm hearing widest bedroom where I shoot most of my Casper spots and succeed away at college I thought it'd be fun if we give them a call and see if he misses sleeping on his Casper mattress this is gonna be fun has no idea I'm calling training hey Wyatt I'm just going to see if you're getting enough sleep of that horrible dorm room mattress well in a 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to own every Tycho saw there is my mere mortals woodworking on a budget recommendation is to buy a table saw and a jig saw with those two saws you'll be able to make almost anything I'll include links down in the description for quality affordable tools that you can buy at Home Depot and if you're new to woodworking be sure to check out all the other videos in my basic series to get you up and running thanks for watching


so we were seeing more and more of this pejorative use of the term Chinese virus from Donald Trump to refer to the corona virus that's bad enough and it's growing daily Donald Trump seems to sort of be getting energy from it and and really enjoying using it but we're also now hearing from an Asian reporter that a trump official referred to the virus as the Kung flu to her face we're talking about Wei Jia yang Jang who is a CBS News White House correspondent she tweeted yesterday that quote this morning a White House official referred to coronavirus as the cun flew to my face makes me wonder what they're calling it behind my back meanwhile again Donald Trump seems to have realized that Chinese virus is working well for him in terms of propaganda and currying favor with his supporters and he's constantly tweeting about it now just in the last few hours Donald Trump tweeted quote I always treated the Chinese virus very seriously and have done a very good job from the beginning including my very early decision to close the borders from China as well as saying this morning I will be having a news conference today to discuss very important news from the FDA concerning the Chinese virus and then an hour before that for the people that are now out of work because of the important and necessary containment policies for instance the shutting down of hotels bars and restaurants money will soon be coming to you the onslaught of the Chinese virus is not your fault now there are people saying we should call it the Chinese virus because the Spanish flu was called the Spanish flu and we call things what they are even that assessment ignores history the 1918 flu sometimes called the Spanish flu didn't start in Spain and it didn't really have anything to do with Spain the Spanish flu started in either Kansas France or China it was called the Spanish flu by the Allies in World War one because it got more attention when it moved from France to Spain in November of 1918 in the same way if anything we would be calling this the European flu because it became more quickly prevalent around the world once it got to Europe and that really became the epicenter it did originate in China China had an explosion of cases now under control in China Europe is really the focus of the worldwide spread if things continue as European countries get under control to explode in the US this may soon be the us of flu the u.s. virus by the way but in any case you know when you start hearing things like kung flu Chinese virus you know you're losing the fight against the virus and you're instead choosing to fight a propaganda war and the reality is wherever it started like listen if the governor of Oklahoma is bragging about going out to restaurants when we should be self isolating it doesn't matter whether it started in China France Italy Australia or Peru right it just doesn't matter we are spreading it here and we are causing the problem to get even worse and that's ultimately what matters and at the rate things are going and from the email I'm actually I actually got a message yesterday from someone who said well someone eye nose roommate is just pretending like nothing's going on they're just going about their day they're annoyed that their favorite restaurants are takeout only and they think the entire thing is just a hoax that's here in Massachusetts just imagine what is going on and how prevalent that is in a red state like Oklahoma where the governor is publicly minimizing it and bragging about being with his kids out to dinner at a packed restaurant we're just not going to solve it if that's the case and people will die unnecessarily this is not you know lying about I cut the deficit when you didn't that's bad enough but this this is life and death for a lot of people and every single day the death toll is climbing and it's not slowing down unfortunately I want to give a quick shout-out to one of our sponsors VIN Charo watches they're giving my audience 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