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hello so this is an unscheduled stream and i am going to be
adding the dip sockets to these circuit ports that i worked on in 
previous streams this is a nice little sort of compact step in the 
assembly process so i think that it'll make a good thing to do in a non 
scheduled stream
now
for dip sockets
i'm going to want to use a different to different tip on my soldering 
iron so i'll have to remember to swap that later
but its really pretty pretty simple here
palm
stick them there in the board and then i'm going to want to
kind of glue them in place temporarily
with some of this bluetec
also known as poster putty
when i was a kid we used to call it fun tech because that was a 
particular brand
so is bluetec for that matter

i have had ongoing problems with the audio synchronization
because i'm running two webcams here and
in my voices on a separate microphone
and as far as i can tell the amount of latency or delay
the webcams is random every time i start up
and so on
that's interesting
this is the wrong size of them
dip socket there
and it may be that that is and that's the extra one that i found
in one of the spins in the previous stream
so i'm just setting it aside here and i'll hope to find the place for 
that later
yeah anyway i was talking about bluetec
there are a number of different to
different ways that people used to stick these these items into the 
board


not sure if its actually raining out there right now or if this is in 
fact this is probably where this came from because i was missing the 
sixteen pin
socket there
we've had some snow and there's there was a fair bit of snow this 
morning but
a lot of it seems to have melted off
i don't really like these intermediate to
intermediate temperature days but
if its nasty enough to keep people from going out that may be a good 
thing in the
current plague situation
hello we've got a few more people in
among the viewers
nice to see all there

pay she i don't know how to pronounce your name but you've tuned in a 
few times now
our electrical longboard and let's do this music greetings
on these backboard the smaller ones
i've got a socket for tl o seven four maybe i should actually change 
that silk screen because i'm now shipping oh seven four bees and nyssa
in the the kids and and even in the
assembled modules and the sixteenth had sockets for the
m one three seven hundred
the oh seven four b is a general purpose op amp there for op amp units 
on the chip there and
you know you're pretty pretty much apt to see op amps in any
audio circuit
and then the thirteen seven hundred is the so-called operational trance 
conductance amplifier which basically means
its a lot like an op amp but it has an extra connection for the the 
internal current that its going to switch which means that it can have 
controllable gain so if you want to have a signal that controls the 
volume of an of another signal or anything like that
you want to have something like that
i
she may have confused myself here
look at two this is missing the
chip
sockets
i probably got an extra one in one of these other games
or maybe i'm running out entirely
huh
i mean it i just need to have the right number of sockets for the the 
boards i'm making and it doesn't matter which bins they come out of but
i have to watch that
yeah the the thirteen seven hundred is the last basically of the ot a 
chips that you can still get in through hole package
there used to be the ca thirty eighty and the ca thirty eight twenty no 
thirty two eighty yeah
and a few others
and
and all of those ca series integrated circuits are no longer made
basically because they shut down the factory that that made them they 
were an ancient technology
with them
transistors in in their much bigger than
then are used in more modern chips and it just was no longer pop 
profitable to too
to keep them in production
so at least he has his

as through hole components
and so all the audio people are kind of disappointed about that but 
what are you going to do
a lot of audio design moved to the thirteen seven hundred chime using
and since that's kind of the last one they're probably going to keep 
making it for a long time
because there's now a solid market from all the people who used to be 
using the other chips
there were some oddball ot a chips that were like single in-line 
package so they would plug in like a resistor pack
without
without having to go on both sides like that yeah now here
here i had two two sockets in the bin that only was supposed to have 
one so i think what happened was i was just made a mistake while i was 
filling the spins
i may have actually swapped them all with two sockets and the one i had 
been in one socket in the two second seconds throughout or it may have 
been that i wasn't keeping track of which bin was which and i got the 
right number of sockets but sort of randomly arranged
doesn't really matter though because
well ok it doesn't matter as long as
i'm the one building the the assembled modules if i were to ship the 
wrong number of sockets in the kit that goes to a kit customer that 
would be bad but its not so likely because as you may recall when i 
was doing those in one of my other unscheduled streams
i
when i ship the sockets they go into a little foam holder thing and 
its really easy to see whether there are the right number and really 
hard to miss getting the right number so that's not a mistake i expect 
to make one pack packing kits


okay
these sockets are not exactly polarized they do have a right and a 
wrong end and the end is marked with a notch as to i i try to make it 
match up with the and that's marked in with a notch in the silkscreen 
there on the board
if i were to get one in backwards and actually solder it in i think i 
would not fix it though because the electrical connections aren't the 
same at both ends so just as long as the chip that gets plugged into it 
is plugged in right way round
i'm okay and the the notch on the
on the actual socket is basically just there as a clue to how to 
correctly plug in the pin the of the
actual i see
and it looks to me like there were just a couple of those bins that had 
swapped them
socket counts because at the end of this exercise
here i am with the last board and i do have
neither too many nor too few
eye sockets right number and the right count of the two different kinds 
there's a sixteen and a fourteen there
so i think i just got a couple of swapped around
or i remember there was one that i that fell out of a bin and i may 
have put it back in the wrong bin
but it all adds up correctly at this point

now i'm gonna want to solder these
for the dips i like to use
a and i don't know if i just gave you a heart attack here grabbing the 
end of the iron but this is not is not heated up yet
i
otherwise you know i'd be enjoying the smell of crispy bacon at this 
point
but i'm swapping in the wider tip
that makes it a little easier to to soldering the dips
because i can kind of zoom along the end there
trying to get the angle just right before i start this heating up 
because of course once it is heated
i'll be a little less cavalier about them
about twisting it with my fingers alright so that's
that's installed in our reach over here probably out of the frame
to plug it in
okay
i want to get that warming immediately cause it'll take a couple of 
minutes of course
now i'm coming back up here with my microphone so you should still be 
able to hear me
and turning on the exhaust fan
and that's green
alright
like i say i should probably give it two minutes or so
to to heat up
take a look in chat here i still have not figured out how to get twitch 
to tell me who is connecting and chat hello s r baker and the only mrs 
baker i
just warming up the soldering iron here
getting ready to do these these dip sockets
i like to
i like to put the installer components on the board
more or less in order of increasing height so i did the resistors and 
the diodes and so on before and now i'm doing the dip sockets which are 
a little higher up its also a little i have to plan a little bit 
because i'm using the wider tip on the iron
and after that i'm going to have another round where i add stuff like 
the radio lead capacitors that stick up a fair bit
and then find owens the exponential cluster around here
videos casted
i dunno i mean i would hope that i have
and the question is are is it throwing the numbers off to have to i'm 
getting on in more than one place but
okay well i hope mrs baker is watching and listening in the car i hope 
that you are doing more listening than watching but
the
the fancy modern cars drive themselves anyway
yeah then i'm probably also going to have to switch back and forth 
again between tips to get these these panel components in because they 
need they need the wider tip now by this point
just going to test it here
i may be starting to be warm enough now
grab some cider and try
try melting it here yep
the soldering iron is warmed up
so i can actually start start doing these
i sat down there
i think i'm probably going to have enough flux just built into the side 
here
if not i may have to actually add some more
yeah that looks like that'll be fine
maybe
so i can just zoom along i'm making lots of connections fast here with 
the white tip that's one reason its nice to
to have it

seven on that side and
a few more on this side
and its probably probably not safe to try to do that all with this 
little chunk of cider so on
cut some are
how is this doing this is yeah maybe that settling it wasn't quite warm 
enough yet but
i'll hit those connections again
in a moment
make sure that they got fully liquified

as well as a couple that are off to the side here which
or from the previous session
and still local little blobby








eric that's that one
done i think
and it will get easier as i move onto the these other boards because my 
soldering iron is now a little hotter when than when i first started
i had been aiming for two minutes of heat up time and that may not have 
been quite enough






although its very convenient to some sort of slide the iron in the
cider along why are you using lead based solder i'm not using lead 
based solder this is lead free solder
there was a whole big thing about that in one of my earlier streams i 
basically have to use lead free not just for the polar bears but
because of the european union directive on reduction of hazardous 
substances
this solder is i looked it up i wasn't certain of the composition last 
time i talked about this but it is
ninety six percent tin and something like three point two percent 
silver and about zero point six zero point seven percent copper
although the copper percentage is a little tricky because
there's copper on the boards even under the gold and when you solder it 
a little bit of that dissolves and changes the composition of the solder
now i don't know that people are still doing a whole lot of wave 
soldering
which is the way that they used to do the robotic assembly of the olds 
through hold boards
but with wave soldering you have a whole bath of solder and then you do 
of not quite dip it but you sort of move the board over a wave in in 
the flowing solder and the result of that is that overtime your solder 
beth
absorbs more and more copper from the board so you have to i don't know 
if they actually measure or analyze it to figure out where its at but 
sometimes you have to add makeup
amounts of different to metals
in order to keep it at the proper percentage because apparently this sn 
ninety six solder
after percentage has to be relatively precise i mean i say ninety six 
three one loosely but that's rounding it off the exact amount has to be 
within like a narrow band of zero point three eight one up to zero 
point five six two you know those are not the exact numbers
but its its something like that it has to be
small frac within a small fraction of a percent of the right amount or 
else the cider doesn't work the way its supposed to
but yeah i'm
trying pretty hard on the environmental aspects here
both be cause i want to be doing a good job for for the world but also 
because i don't really want to get in trouble i have enough
trouble with german customs in particular anyway
without them being able to raise any legitimate complaints about 
reduction of hazardous substances
but there was a fairly well received
series of weblog articles i wrote
about the environmental consequences of the kind of electronics 
production i'm doing
so those who haven't already seen my website can enjoy looking at that
honestly though part of it is just simply my interest in chemistry
i probably go further into that stuff than i need to just because i 
find the questions interesting
and even if someone says oh well i wouldn't do anything electronic 
that's horrible for the world will stick to acoustic instruments only 
that can be somewhat illusory because your traditional acoustic 
instruments very often are made out of endangered wood
and even today guitar companies get into trouble for having wood in 
their warehouses that is not the kind that its supposed to be and was 
taken from an ancient forest that is not replenished and whatever else
i read an interesting er actually i think i heard about this on the 
radio and quirks and quirks on the cbc radio now a number of years ago 
but someone had studied how to make a bowl for liking are a violin or 
other orchestral string instrument and these are traditionally made out 
of pernambuco
i would
which is endangered and only grows in places that you're not supposed 
to disturb and so on
and they found that they were able to make a bow that worked just as 
well with cheap pvc pipe from a hardware store
so they were trying to convince musicians that that was a you know they 
did the blind test the ab comparison you listen to music played with 
one bow and let music played with the other bow and decide which one 
you prefer and then you'd get very angry when it turns out that that 
was the cheap pvc bow that was the one that sounded better
so they were trying to convince musicians to switch and not having a 
whole lot of success
i think what it'll take is coming up with something that both 
objectively sounds better and seems just as cool and artistic
because nobody wants to say that our fancy classical music was recorded 
on the cheap pvc bow from the hardware store
but if you can somehow make it be that
you know artisanal plastic right come up with some way that
that you can make that scene artistic
that's what it'll take
that's kind of what i'm trying to do here with the electronic sign
i'm making a small batch artisanal electronics
that someone can credibly say is artistic
and also electronic


i dunno it may be unwise for me to try to do these without added extra 
flux trouble is that's a pain to clean but some of these connections 
are not really coming out really well

yeah i'm going to go ahead and get the flux pen here see if that makes 
a difference
and the solder i use
looks like a wire but its really sort of a tube and then down the 
center of it is the the flux that helps the solder stick
but if that turns out not to be enough i have basically the same flux 
inside this felt pen so i can just smear on some extra

yeah i think that was the right call having some more
those connections look better
i hope i will fight with it less

i mean getting to look good is somewhat important not only because
it looks better but also because then they're more likely to be correct
blobby looking connection i was often actually a bad connection
maybe it would help to clean the tip a little more often too
alright






of course it doesn't help that on this
this sport here in particular with the goatee a chip on it there are a 
lot of those connections on these dips that are actually connections to 
the ground plane
so when i'm trying to heat up the connection i'm really also in effect 
trying to heat up a whole chunk of foil on the board that forms that 
ground plane

and that's one reason for using the the wider chip on the soldering 
iron its its a lot heavier it has more
more thermal mass it doesn't cool down as much as its heating the board
so it heats it dumps more heat into the connection all at once
a big part of the thing of soldering is trying to get the right amount 
of heat in the right places
you want to get it in fast enough that it doesn't spread to other parts 
of the component where it could damage things
but you don't want to heat the solder too hot or it won't stick very 
well
and so forth and so on











i don't know if anyone is actually looking at my lips as i speak
but i have constantly had issues with trying to get to the
the synchronization to work before starting the stream this afternoon i 
i actually ran like five or six tests
where i clap my hands and watch that in the actually going to recording 
right
i run the recording for a few seconds clap and then go through it frame 
by frame and figure out
how much ahead of or behind the the video is the audio and then adjust 
the delays
and there are funny little gotchas like ob es as delay filter won't let 
me add more than half a second of delay too
a camera
which you know if there's a half second delay that's a lot but 
sometimes it seems like i need more than that
there's got to be a better way i i suppose that one better way would be 
to use half decent microphones built into the camera and and then use 
the camera zone synchronization so that the computers getting a stream 
of both audio and video at once
but i think only the fancier cameras can do that with an external mic
and none of them has a good built in mic
or i suppose another thing i could do would be just make sure that my 
lips are not visible i think that's what most streamers do
i could wear my coven mask on while i'm working here
or i guess i could wear a respirator and protect myself even more from 
the solder fumes
just truck behind my hand here



but i also wonder like on the
youtube videos i sometimes watch where they have
drone footage and to multiple cameras were going around and you know 
all kinds of different things the general concept of how to do the 
synchronization
really support it it surprises me that they managed to get it as well 
as they do i suppose the big name youtubers have people for that but
it can't be easy
we're nearly at the point where just every camera could have its own 
gps receiver and they could all put accurate time code on everything
but i don't think we're at that point yet



and even if we were we would have no doubt other issues
actually using it
that's good i'd say no issue with the sync that's good
i don't know if that's because i actually got the sink right or if
it just doesn't matter
but clicking around in the twitch interface trying to learn how 
everything works i saw that there's a
a button for reporting issues
and one of the issues you can report i mean
one of the issues you can report is poor audio video sync
and i don't know why twitch
even wants to collect that data because its not going to be twitches 
fault usually
i think usually if you see poor audio video sync that's that's in the 
feed coming up from the streamer
i guess we could imagine that twitch could have so much good ai as to 
be able to fix it by detecting when the video looks like it has
something that needs sink in it
or maybe its just the common video sources have audio and video synced 
anyway and they don't expect it to be dad
but that's hard to believe
because of the kind of thing i'm doing is pretty common and
if you're doing a screen capture from a game you know twitch really 
really seems to think that everybody is playing games
if you have
video capture from the game and audio from a microphone there's those 
are two separate devices there's no reason to expect them to be synced 
well
and the kinds of software and other setups that people use
i know are basically a dog's breakfast and used by users who need 
everything to be done automatically for them
so as i've said before its amazing that all this computer stuff works 
at all





okay that is all of the dip sockets soldered now i'm going to go back 
and visually inspect these because i'm not really confident about some 
of the first ones i did when it was getting blobby before i started 
using the flex pen on them
and i want to make sure that there are no solder bridges in here because
as with many other endeavors the sooner i can catch an error the better




really i'm just going back and hitting
hitting points that don't look quite nice even though i'm sure that 
they're still
decent some decent connections
because better than safe than sorry and it is always nice to be able to
especially given i'm selling these give people things that look nice
although these particular connections you would have to disassemble the 
whole module to to find them so
i'm not too worried about a customer who takes the module completely 
apart and then says oh it doesn't look nice because then i can say no 
warranty no warranty you you disassembled it
although of course in practice i can't really get away with that


its just too much solder a couple of connections here
which means i have to reheat carefully in order to pull some of it onto 
the until the tip of the iron
i think i'm going to actually hit that with them
with braid

haven't given an audio sink any for thought fortunately yeah well i 
don't know what microphone you're using you recently as our baker 
upgraded to
two like a usb mic right so
presumably that is separate from your camera
it may be a question
i think it probably doesn't help that i'm using two cameras because
i'm pushing a little that much closer to the capacity of the usb bus
in terms of bit rate i already was screwed over with that with the 
frame rate issue because
it turns out that if you set the color model to the default
oh bs thinks that means you want to use uncompressed video down from 
the camera to the computer and the usb doesn't run a full resolution 
and frame rate at uncompressed that's just too many bits to push down 
the pipe even for one cameras worse when you have to
so you need to do some compression on the camera and the cameras will 
do that even the the cheapie ones i have gp and more importantly out of 
date
but in order to get that to happen at least what i had to do was tell 
obey us that i wanted some other color model and then it'll say oh that 
means you have to use compression
strange setup and as i say its amazing it works at all and its 
amazing that untrained users managed to use it but both those things 
happen
these connections are actually not so bad after all
they were annoying when i was working on them before but
and i am going in and reheating just to make them look nicer
but they weren't really very bad
this one there though is not i don't think actually a connection that's 
poking out its that
the actual wires too long so i just cut it a little short so that's all 
the soldering
and now i'm going to
unplug the iron and maybe even give it just a little dab of extra 
solder there
because it'll be a while before i use that tip again and i wanted to 
cause i was talking about it previously
i wanted to be the solder that oxidizes and not the tip surface itself 
better to store it with a blob of solder on it
and it looks like about half of that roll of that chunk of solder that 
i pulled was used in there so that gives you some idea of how much 
cider consumption there is
and now i get to remove all this bluetec
and discover whether i in fact got any of those dip sockets in 
backwards because its basically too late to fix that now

best way to remove bluetec is to rub it with a bigger piece of bluetec 
because it sticks to itself most of all
but especially when its been heated sometimes there'll be little 
little bits of it left on the board
it doesn't come off cleanly
and i mean its basically harmless to leave it in place but to it
not the whole blob but the little little bits and pieces
but i try to remove it it doesn't really dissolve and the cleaning 
solvent so if if its on there its
in the the final assembly its on there for good
and it doesn't look quite as nice
so i try to make sure its all cleaned off





its coming up on three pm here
and i had a u p s pickup that was supposed to happen between noon and 
four
so
at about twelve thirty
i went and looked and i saw that the package was no longer there
and i checked the pickup status on the website and it still said we 
have dispatched the driver and we will pick up your item on the schedule
so
i hope that that just means that they picked it up and the driver 
didn't press the button to tell the computer that that had happened
otherwise sometime between noon and four i'll get someone buzzing my 
apartment door saying hey where's the package
but given that its now almost three and that hasn't happened
i hope that that means that what really was you ps who picked up the 
package of course its also possible that they go and there's no 
package and then they just go away disappointed because that has 
happened before it seems like the level of conscientiousness is 
different every time
and last time which was actually a week ago today that i had a package 
that they were supposed to pick up and that one was a fairly 
substantial package or if a couple of grand
i
they picked it up on schedule and they updated the pickup status saying 
that the pickup had happened correctly but they never then never 
updated the tracking for two days
so for a long time it was still saying we are waiting for the package 
we are waiting for the package then two days after it was picked up 
they said oh we have picked up the package
i dunno what my customer thought i actually ended up emailing the 
customer to say hey it has been picked up even though tracking says not
and that package was delivered in in brighton uk today
its probably even brightened by now but no
and another thing that really
that i worry about even though i probably shouldn't because now i'm 
very conscientious about this sort of thing to begin with is what what 
if it arrives and the customer opens they didn't its not the thing 
that they thought they ordered especially when they've already paid me 
a substantial bank transfer for that package
but that has never happened so far as i know i've always shipped people 
the right actual item
okay so next time i'm going to want to watch these
now looking at them after washing them last time i saw that there were 
a few a few places where i hadn't even gotten all the flux off
just needed more scrubbing
so i'll try to do that a little better this time but that's one reason 
i go through multiple cycles of
of washing it
so
a bid for the washed ones
and have been for doing the washing
and i like to put my tape roll under here to tilt this up a bit
and and
here is some used solvent which i think i can use just this once more 
one more time and i'm going to have to also get some fresh solvent 
which means taking off my mic and so to spare you that i am going to 
put up the slideshow for like one minute or so
while i go grab another box
and
and
and
okay
i finished the other bottle yesterday or actually i didn't quite finish 
it but i added a little water to it to make it better for use as a 
disinfectant because seventy percent iso propyl alcohol apparently is 
much better at killing bacteria and viruses than than ninety nine 
percent
i use for washing but that has then rendered that bottle unfit for use 
for washing because it'll take much longer to evaporate which actually 
is why its a better disinfectant with the water because you want it to 
be on there longer
and
yeah so
that or openness
after having taken the trip to go get it and talking about it and 
actually put some water in there even though i've got a fair bit of 
volume here from the old stuff


it would not normally make sense to buy it in half liter bottles like 
this but
what with one thing and another the five liter jugs that i would 
usually buy are not so easy to get and i actually was able to get a 
good price on a bunch of these half leaders so that's what i'm doing
yeah
now with the dip sockets on here i think the dip sockets theoretically 
are washable but i don't want to wash them because there is a problem i 
talked about last time of getting kind of a varnish in there that forms 
especially with the non fresh wash liquid that i'm using
so i'm going to
just hold the board above here and to
try to only wash on the solder side of it
but it does need a fair bit of brushing especially because i added all 
that extra flux
i have to get
both want washing i mean as the as the solvent soaks into the flux it 
forms a sort of a goo it doesn't just completely dissolve so i have to 
mechanically remove it by brushing and also have some flow across the 
board that'll carry the the goo down into the into
vulcan liquid
and that is what makes this liquid
wear out or become
become contaminated so i can't to just keep using it forever i suppose 
the best the best thing to do would be to build a still and rita steal 
it
once it gets once it gets murky and then i then i could reuse the 
solvent as such
i'd probably also have to have some way of removing water
because it will on a humid day there will be water that actually 
condenses into it
makes it less pure
today and its being winter i don't think that's a big big factor
the two dispose of the
the used solvent once i can no longer use it
i just let it evaporate through the exhaust fan
if that were a really big quantity it would be an environmental problem 
but for small amount like this i don't think it is i mean you know if i 
painted a room with oil based paint
i'd be putting much more and much nastier vapors into the air

and this stuff will biodegrade in the environment pretty fast its not 
like its going to be
poisoning the walruses for years to come

















the solder flux i use is called no clean
and its supposed to be the case that you can leave it on the board and 
it'll just be ok
but
people complain if you leave flux on the board they say oh this was 
sloppily made
i think just like with the dull connections that's
that's the results of sort of the baked in
racial memory of
earlier days because back in the day
when solder used to be done with the more traditional rods and flux 
that tend to be removed people got accustomed to saying oh yeah its 
bad if there's flux on it
i'm going to nip off this little bit here
even though its not really causing a problem just to avoid issues in 
the future yeah people became accustomed to saying oh yeah there there 
should not be any visible flux on the board and also i mean it is true 
with
it looks a lot nicer you have this gleaming gleaming pattern of 
connections against the blue board
and there is something to be said for the idea especially for something 
that is a musical instrument that it should be pretty
its not clear where the boundary is between the artistic merit and the 
utilitarian function for a device like the ones i'm building here

three



although i try to remove as much flux as possible at each stage because 
this is going to go through at least two more cycles
i have soldering and washing it doesn't have to be absolutely perfect 
every time
i mean i did first saw the flat flat against the board components then 
an idea these dips then i'm going to do the
other components that stick up a bit more such as the trim pots and 
these capacitors and inductors and then finally there will be one stage 
where i do the sort of big stuff the board to board connectors and on 
the other board on this board the the panel jackson to the parts that
to control that that go with the control knobs
and i arrange those stages of soldering and washing so that at each one 
is when i want to swap my soldering iron tips
so that i'm not having to swap back and forth a whole lot


but it has taken me a certain amount of time and a certain number of 
builds to actually figure out what's the best sequence
and the best sequence might not even be exactly the same for a kit 
builder who was building just one of them
so in the instruction manuals i try to include notes on here's the 
stuff that you must do in a particular sequence here's the stuff with 
it it doesn't matter so much here's the sequence that works for me
that kind of thing
i try to make it as easy as possible for for people and i think i'm 
pretty successful at that i do get a fair bit of feedback of oh this 
was an easy build
even on the relatively complicated builds




one of my other orders of business for today is to make a big batch of 
chili
i've been wanting some and today is today is the once a week grocery 
day so
i went and got the ingredients and i'm looking forward to that
i'll probably freeze some of it you know
because with just one person i can't really eat a whole big pot of 
chili before it it will go bad if its just in the fridge



i don't really have a chili recipe although my
i have some things that i usually do and some i don't

i like to put ground turkey and and although not only that the thing is 
the ground turkey has a texture i really like but it doesn't have a lot 
of flavor so i usually want to combine that with something else for 
flavor

okay that's ten boards
soldered and washed
i'm going to press out the this paintbrush because its been modified 
with a short bristles and so on its not really good for much else
besides what i'm doing with it
so
do i have boos for dram and cam we might be overdue for that yeah i do i
i actually have a fair bit of booze right now but to be honest i'm 
expecting to get through a fair bit of it during the christmas holiday 
so i might even have to replenish at some point but if you catch me 
this week i'm probably good for booze
and
and i bought some store bought eggnog recently too okay so
now i'll show you what i do
and as i say this may actually be against some sort of environmental 
regulation regarding disposal of industrial waste but
i've got this
murky iso propyl alcohol in here and i am going to kind of spindle this
paper towel and there's a fair bit of it in there so i'm probably going 
to also grab a second paper towel from this almost empty wall
and i'm going to put this in here
so it'll soak up the
soak up the alcohol and the idea is both this provides more surface 
area for evaporation and also it means that the rosin that's in there 
which doesn't evaporate will get pulled up into the towels so that then 
when i let this evaporate i'm going to put it right in in next to the
and so that it'll be drawing the vapor outdoors
and
yeah i got some of that when i visited you at christmas a few years ago 
but your homemade eggnog is good too if i were going to do homemade 
eggnog i think i would use the recipe from how to drink
who is actually one of my hosted channels here on the twitch although 
he doesn't do drink recipes on twitch i don't think he actually does 
gaming that's on the on his youtube channel he had a recipe for eggnog 
that looked fun although it requires you know like using a blender and 
stuff which i'm not equipped to do
so for this year anyway i think i will be sticking to the
sticking to the store-bought one
and yeah
and so i am just going to saturate this and then i will put it up there 
by the fan
the
i'm guessing that if i get in trouble for running an electronics 
factory in a residential area
evaporation visor propyl alcohol is not the first thing that they will 
get me for

so there we go that is an installation of dip sockets in coilovers
and i don't have a whole lot else to to say today i will probably
unless there's anything that any of you really want to say you don't 
like the whites in your nog i found an even better recipe to share next 
time okay well then you might not like the how to drink recipe because 
he uses both the whites and the yolks separately its like its a fairly
complicated recipe but it looks like it was pretty good it involves a 
fair bit of like it was going to have a light consistency because he 
whips the whites and then has other stuff that gets folded in
but after careful experiment i do have a pretty good idea of what kind 
of boost i want to put in my nog so
there we go anyway i want to get onto
making my
making my chili and also probably wash this rosin off my hands
so i think that i'm going to just put up the filler animation for a 
minute or two
and then end the stream and you know we can catch up in other ways on 
another stream or a cam and drama or whatever so good night or good 
afternoon and here we go
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