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Ep. 37 | Batteries? I can’t repair them, but I can build themProjectsBlindFix
I used to be in Jiangsu, and what I replaced most was carbon brushes on grinders — 100, 125, 150, three sizes of grinder, sitting on a stool made from an electrode reel swapping brushes from morning till night. Thanks for reminding me of the lean years
What a niche line, 'original battery, or one I make' 24k
Watched your videos for a few days and now my Bosch impact drill broke
Hanlin Huafu? Is the creator from Zhangwu?
No offence, I'm a girl, don't roast me, I genuinely don't know — once the pack is assembled and runs flat, can it be recharged?
Original battery or hand-built? As long as it works. Hand-built one (what does that tell you, that the original isn't as good as hand-built)
Honest price, I'm tinkering with my own right now
From work experience and my own battery DIY: better not to stick paper on the sides of the cells, it fails easily once wet, and this paper absorbs water — it gets soggy even in humid weather. If you must, use PET; honestly not sticking anything is fine, the housing's protection and insulation is more than enough, and it's ventilated so it dries easily. @BiyanXiuGongju
I have an immature idea, not sure if I should say it! I'll open a repair shop too! And take whatever comes in to him to fix!
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