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Carving to a Flat Depth - Part 3 - V-Carving for the Absolute Beginner - Duration: 32:47.
Hey y'all.
Welcome to Part 3 of my mini-series on V-Carving for the Absolute Beginner.
Before we get started...
...let me say that I am in no way sponsored...
...nor endorsed by Vectric Ltd., nor any other company.
I'm making this series to help the person who has never done anything like this before...
...get into their CAD/CAM software...
...design and finish a project within the CAD/CAM software.
Now for the Vectric users out there...
I am using VCarve Pro, version 9.508...
...but everything I'm going to show you today works exactly the same way...
...in VCarve Desktop, VCarve Pro, and Aspire.
For those out there who do not use the Vectric software...
...do know that the principles that I'm going to show you today...
...can be applied to other CAD cam software titles.
But I would refer you to that software's manual...
...for instruction on how to adapt what I'm going to show you today to that specific software.
Today we're going to get into carving a project to a flat depth...
...and this is the project we're going to create.
This is a Spiral Tornado optical illusion.
What we're going to do is, we're going to carve these areas out, here...
...so that after they're done being carved, you can come along and paint these a contrasting color.
This design is in the public domain; it's a very old optical illusion...
...so it can be used for commercial or personal purposes.
At the end of this video, I'll show you how to download a copy of the DXF file I'll be creating this with...
...from my website.
But more on that later on.
So let's go ahead and get into VCarve and design this project.
The first thing we'll do is we'll come over here and create a new file.
That immediately brings us into the Job Setup.
Starting from the top of this form, this is a single-sided project.
I have a piece of half-inch thick MDF so it's already entered in here.
I'm going to start at about 24 inches width in X...
...but I'm going to make it about 16 inches tall in Y.
I'm using inches for my unit of measure.
I'm going to place my Z zero position on the material surface
When v-carving, I always use the material surface.
My X,Y datum position is going to be in the center of my material for layout purposes...
...and we'll go ahead and accept everything else as it is.
So I've got my material set up...
...now I need to import the DXF file I'm going to use.
So we'll go up here to File...
...Import...
...Import Vectors...
...click on that...
...and that brings me into the folder I have my DXF file stored in.
I'll go ahead and import that.
We have everything here imported, and it's already selected...
...so the next thing I want to do is, I want to make sure that this is centered in my material.
It should be, but just to make certain...
...I'll come over here under Transform Objects...
...to Align Selected Objects.
Click that icon...
Now I want to align these selected objects to my material.
I want to align them horizontally as well as vertically...
...so I'll click this icon here.
It didn't move. I didn't think it would, but better safe than sorry.
And I can close that form.
This rectangle out here...
...that is our profile.
That's going to be the outside perimeter of our project.
As you can see, I've got 24 inches wide and 16 tall...
...so I've got a lot of space, I can enlarge this...
...and I'm gonna do that right now.
I'll just click on it one more time...
...that brings us into the Move and Transform mode...
...and I'll come down here to one of these white corner boxes right here...
...put my cursor over it and it changes to the diagonal arrows.
I'll press and hold down the SHIFT key...
...left click with my mouse and hold...
...and I'll drag that open.
I want to bring that out; make it pretty large.
But I need to leave myself enough room on the outsides here...
...so that I can screw this piece of material down to my table.
So that's about right.
This gives me enough room out here to where I can screw it down...
...and the bit I'm going to cut the profile out with, won't come along and hit a screw.
You can scale this to any size that you'd like.
Now I'll click off out here to get out of Move and Transform Mode...
Now I need to confirm that all of these vectors are closed, and I don't have any duplicates.
So I'll come up here, away from any of these vectors...
...right-click...
...and come down to Selection.
Over here in the sub menu that pops up...
I want to click on Select All Open Vectors...
...and it tells me there are no open vectors in the design.
Then I'll come up and do the same again: right-click...
...Selection...
...come down here and click on Select All Duplicate Vectors.
No Duplicate Vectors in Design.
Just to make life easier on ourselves...
...I want to group these vectors.
I'll come over here to the top above and to the right of them...
...and draw a box from right to left...
...making sure that box makes contact with, or encloses all of the vectors...
...to select all of them...
...and I have the pink dashed lines that lets me know they're selected.
I don't want to select the outside profile.
I want to select everything else.
Then from here, we'll go under Edit Objects...
...to Group Selected Objects...
I'll click that icon...
...and our vectors turn into solid pink lines...
...rather than the dashed pink lines that they were.
Now if I click off over here to the side, if I select any of these vectors, I select all of them.
So with them selected, centered, and grouped...
...we're ready to start calculating toolpaths already.
So, I'll come over here and switch to my toolpath tab...
I want to v-carve this design into my material...
...so we'll use the V-Carve/Engraving toolpath.
Click that icon...
For my cutting depths up here, my Start Depth is going to be 0.0
I want to start at the surface of the material.
I do want to cut to a flat depth...
...so I'll make sure there's a check mark in that box right there.
What the flat depth does... whatever number I put in here...
...that's as deep as these bits are going to cut.
I want to cut this a little more than 1/16 inch deep...
...but not quite 1/8...
...so let's go for .1 and we'll see how that looks after we preview the toolpath.
For the v-bit, I'm going to use a 90 degree v-bit...
...and we'll see how that looks. I may come back and change that to a 60 degree bit later.
Now we get into the section down here: Use a Flat Area Clearance Tool.
Now I could choose not to use a flat area clearance tool...
...and just carve this whole thing out with a V bit.
But as you can see, we've got some large areas here.
Let's just take a look at the 90 degree v-bit that I'm using.
The Clearance Pass Stepover is 0.1 inches. That's 20% of the bit's diameter.
That's going to leave a lot of ridges out here when we go to carve away the material.
And if we use the final pass step over of .005 of an inch...
...that's going to take forever to carve all of these out.
We'll Cancel that.
The flat area clearance tool is a tool that will come in here and hog out the majority of this material...
...and leave the final profile and clean up in real tight areas to the v-bit.
So a larger bit will come in and clear away this material, then the v-bit will come in and do the detail work
That's a much more efficient machining strategy.
So I've got a check mark here to use a flat area clearance tool...
I'm going to use a 1/8 inch end mill.
I could use a 1/4 inch end mill here.
That would clear out these large areas a lot faster.
But then when it got down in here into these tight areas...
...I expect a 1/4 inch end mill is too big to fit between some of these vectors.
That's going to leave more work for this v-bit to come back through and machine...
...leaving ridges and taking a long time to make the cut.
So by using a smaller diameter clearance tool here...
...it may take longer for this to get hogged out...
...but it will clean out more down in here in the tight areas then a 1/4 inch end mill will.
So it all kind of balances out.
But, still, I could change this to any end mill.
So we'll take a look at it using the 90 degree v-bit and the 1/8 inch flat area clearance tool...
...when we preview it, and see how it looks.
In the flat area clearance, we have two strategies for carving this away.
The first one is Offset.
As this little drawing here illustrates...
I'm using this area over here as an example...
With an offset strategy, the bit will come over and plunge into the material...
...then start cutting outward in a spiral.
Depending upon how we have this set - the cut direction.
This is set for climb; that's conventional.
When cutting MDF, it doesn't really matter whether you use climb or conventional.
In Conventional it's gonna go clockwise, in Climb it's gonna go counterclockwise...
In MDF it doesn't really matter; there is no grain to be concerned with.
Some folks think you get a better finish with a Climb cut...
...in MDF that's not really been my experience, but... you know...
...it's 100% your choice.
One of the problems with the offset strategy, however, is it will leave the pattern of the offset cut...
...in the bottom of this pocket, which is essentially what we're cutting.
If you're going to pour resin, epoxy, or something like that into these, that doesn't really matter.
Or, if you don't mind doing a little bit of cleanup sanding, offset may work fine for you
Personally, I prefer to use the Raster strategy.
With the raster strategy...
...the bit will come down and plunge close to a corner here...
...then move from side to side as it cuts...
...then it'll do a final profile pass to clean everything up.
The raster angle, I want set to zero
Meaning it's going to move straight side-to-side in X.
If I use a raster angle of 90 degrees, for example...
...the bit will move up and down in Y.
While that may work better out here in the large areas, when we get down in here, it won't be so good.
So I'm going to keep that at 0.0 raster angle.
I'll show you what all that means when we get into the preview.
With my 1/8 inch bit, I do want to ramp in my plunge moves over a distance of about 1/4 inch.
Everything else looks good, except I'm going to name this VCarve Pattern...
...just for my own sake...
....and that's good enough. I'm not going to add anything else to it.
...and we'll Calculate.
Okay, before we preview it we can see here...
...that we have two different toolpaths.
We have the VCarve Pattern (Pocket) and if you hover your cursor over there, that window opens up...
It's showing us that it uses a 1/8 inch end mill....
...it lists the feed rate, the plunge rate, the spindle rpm, the max cutting depth...
...and the estimated time it's going to take to cut this out.
That's with the raster angle going this direction.
The VCarve Pattern, here, uses the 90 degree v-bit.
Let me shut that off so that we're only looking at...
...the large area clearance tool and we see what it's going to be able to cut out.
That's what's going to be cut out with the 1/8 inch end mill.
Then we'll shut that off, turn on the v-carve...
...and we see the v-bit is going to come in and make all of these cuts in here to get our detail...
...then it's going to do a profile pass around everything that 1/8 inch end mill carved.
So, we'll turn them both back on...
...just so we can see what they're doing.
We'll come up here; I've got my pocket selected...
...that's the toolpath that uses the 1/8 inch end mill.
I'll come up here and change my material to MDF to get a more realistic simulation...
...I'll change the toolpath color to black....
...and we will preview that toolpath.
There we see what that 1/8 inch end mill is going to carve away.
We have straight sides, we have the round radius...
...we have these round radii up here in the corners...
...but it's just clearing away the bulk of the material.
I'll go back to a straight-from-the-top, Z view...
Now we'll come down here and select our VCarve Pattern toolpath that uses the 90 degree v-bit.
Again, I'll change my toolpath color to black, so we get high contrast here.
And we'll preview that toolpath.
If i zoom in, we can see that not only did it do a final profile cut here...
...to give us a nice v-carve...
...it also got inside here and carved away the areas that 1/8 inch end mill could not reach.
So that's what our carving will look like.
Now we have one more toolpath to calculate...
...so we'll close this...
...we'll go back over to the 2D view...
...we'll select our profile.
For this I'll use a simple profile toolpath.
I'm going to start from the surface of the material.
For my cut depth; I want to go all the way through the material and then about .005 inch more...
...so as I do all the time, I'll highlight everything in there...
...and I'll type Z + .005
That takes the material thickness I entered over in the Job Setup over here...
...and adds .005 inch.
Then I'll tap the Equals sign, and it does the calculation for me.
For the end mill I'm going to use to cut it out I'm going to change that...
...to the 1/8 inch end mill that I used for my large area clearance toolpath...
...so I only have one bit change to do.
I'll click OK.
It's going to do this in five passes; that's fine.
I'm going to machine to the outside of the vectors...
...climb cut...
I'm not going to do a Separate Last Pass.
The reason is because some 1/8 inch bits...
...do not have a cutting surface long enough to cut 1/2 inch thick in one pass.
I don't want to tax my 1/8 inch bit.
I have some that will cut through 1/2 inch material, but I have others that won't.
So, just to be safe I'm not going to do a Separate Last Pass.
I will add tabs.
I'm going to make them 1/2 inch long, 1/4 inch thick...
...and I'm going to use 3D tabs. We'll come over here and Edit them.
I'll click Add Tabs, and it automatically puts my first tab over here in a corner.
I don't want it in the corner.
I'll come up and drag it up here...
...then I'll come up above and click another here...
...click another here...
...another here...
That'll hold my project in the piece of material until I come along and cut these tabs out.
I can close that form.
I'm going to add a ramp...
...because I want that bit to ease its way into the material and not just plunge straight down.
I'm going to make a smooth ramp...
...over a distance of one inch.
I'm not going to worry about any of these...
I am, however, going to check to make sure I have Sharp External Corners selected here.
From there I can come down and I'll rename this Profile Cutout..
...and calculate this toolpath.
Again, it's warning me that the tool is going to cut through the material.
I know it will. I want it to.
Click okay...
...our tool path is selected.
We'll go ahead and preview that toolpath.
And there we go. There's our project.
I can come along, cut these tabs...
....sand, and get ready to start painting.
I'll go back to a straight down Z view.
From here we can close the Preview window...
...and I'm ready to save g-code.
Now because I have three separate toolpaths, using two different bits...
I can choose to either save all three of these as separate toolpaths...
...or I can save the pocketing tool path for my large area clearance tool...
...and my profile into the same file.
So that's what I'm going to do right now.
The first file I want to run will be the VCarve Pattern toolpath.
I want it to cut the v-carved profiles...
...and hollow out the areas it can hollow out.
So, I will bump that up to the top of the list by hitting this arrow here.
I now have my pocket toolpath and my profile toolpath side by side...
...and I'm ready to save the g-code.
So I've got the VCarve Pattern toolpath selected with a check mark over here...
I'll come up and click the Save Toolpath icon.
Starting at the top of the form...
...Output All Visible Toolpaths to One File is checked.
This is not a Tiled toolpath...
The tool path to be saved is this one.
VCarve Pattern. It uses a v-bit - 90 degrees...
I've got my post processor selected for my machine...
Generally speaking, once you have this selected you don't change it.
So that's generally not an issue.
And I'll click on Save Toolpath.
This is the time that I would navigate to a thumb drive, a flash drive...
...whatever device you use to run the toolpath out on the CNC machine.
Personally, I save the g-code to a thumb drive...
...take it outside, and transfer it onto the computer out there, from that thumb drive.
I've got it named VCarve Pattern.
Here in the g-code file name, I'm going to add...
...90... degree... v-bit...
That way, when I load that bit of G code...
I immediately see what tool I'm going to use.
There's no confusion when I go to load it into my controller software.
And I'll click Save.
Now I'll deselect by taking that checkmark out of there, and you see up here it says No Visible Toolpaths.
I'll put a check mark in my VCarve Pattern Pocket...
...and a check mark in my Profile Cutout.
Now both of those are listed here.
They both use the same tool, so it's allowing me to proceed.
If I were to make a mistake and try to select two different tools, I get this message here...
The Visible Toolpaths Use Different Tools and the Selected Post Processor Does Not Support Tool Changing.
Okay, it's letting me know that I've got a v-bit and an end mill here.
I can't proceed.
The Save Toolpaths button is grayed out.
So, uncheck that...
...check that...
...and I have my Pattern Pocket listed first, my Profile Cutout listed second...
I can save these two toolpaths to the same g-code file.
So what will happen is, I'll v-carve, then come do a tool change to my 1/8 inch end mill...
It'll carve these areas out and when that toolpath is finished...
...it'll lift up, come over, and start cutting the profile out.
I don't have to stop it or load more g-code.
So I have the two of them selected, they're both listed up here...
...Save Toolpath.
I will rename this Profile Cutout...
...VCarve Pattern Pocket...
...scoot over here...
125 inch end mill.
That eliminates any confusion for me.
I'll save it to my flash drive...
I'm ready to take that flash drive outside to the CNC and cut out the project.
I can close this...
...uncheck these...
...and we're ready to go outside mount some material and start machining.
I'm going to go ahead and end this video right here.
This should give you a little bit of information on how to...
...use a V-Carve Toolpath to carve to a specified flat depth
I hope you got something out of this video.
If you did, please give me a thumbs up down below.
If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to leave them in the comment section.
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...and you can find that over here at marklindsaycnc.com in The Shop.
You just click on this section over here for CNC file downloads...
...you'll find it there free of charge.
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...we're going to be getting into some more advanced v-carving in the next episode...
...then I do hope you will subscribe to my channel.
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...again, I'd like to thank you very much for watching...
and y'all take care.
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What's Microsoft 'PowerApps'? Will it become mainstream in Process Improvement? - Duration: 6:01.
Today I'll introduce Microsoft PowerApps which can make process improvement innovation.
[Intro Video]
Hi, this is Mike Negami, Lean Sigma Black Belt.
Do you know about Microsoft PowerApps?
I recently learned that it's awesome software, so I'll talk about my experiences with it.
We would like to improve our work productivity, so automation with IT is essential these days.
Those possibilities are even further expanded by utilizing smartphones and tablets.
I could use Excel's VBA.
VBA can do quite a bit, but it has the following weaknesses.
1) Distribution and version control are a pain in the neck.
I usually send the finished files by e-mail to the people in charge, but after a while
bugs appear, or people ask for some modifications.
I usually end up having to update the files and resend them.
Every time I update, it's difficult to get all the recipients to use the latest version.
2) It's difficult to update an external database from Excel.
When collecting all the data in one place and sharing it with everyone, you can bring
the data to Excel on the PC, but the reverse is difficult.
3) Making Excel fit a mobile screen is bothersome.
Anyway, you can't even use an Excel program on non-Excel-installed devices.
Excel does not automatically respond to the screen of every smartphone or tablet.
It's possible, but still, mobile correspondence is very hard.
The fatal issue is that VBA doesn't work properly on Apple and Android devices.
I happened to have a project using tablets at work and used PowerApps this time.
Then, I found that this software can solve all of the three issues mentioned, very easily.
I'll show you what I did.
By the way, if you've already used Microsoft Office 365 Business Essentials or higher,
you can start using PowerApps right away for free.
My project is to make a reservation management system for one of our cafeterias.
They've been doing this with a pen and paper until now.
You just take a reservation and write it on paper and check it when the customer comes.
It's a simple flow, but their office is far away from the cafeteria and they want
to store their data in the cloud and use a tablet.
Right there, I don't want to use Excel.
We have another flow to connect this reservation data and sales data later, so any existing
applications in the market are also not suitable.
If you ask for custom system development from an IT vendor, even this simple flow would
cost us a lot of money.
Therefore, we decided to use PowerApps.
Our plan is like this: in the 1st Step, our office manager enters the reservation data
on the tablet or PC screen.
Then, the system saves that data to the company's SharePoint.
When the customer visits us, since the tablet at the cafeteria lists the reservation guests,
they can confirm the reservation.
At the end of the day, the system connects the reservation data and sales data on Excel.
You can design each screen on the tablet, make functions to switch screens and to add
and edit data to the external database, just using PowerApps tools alone.
You can also implement the program within the PowerApps platform.
Moreover, you can develop all this without typing code and complete a program in a short
time.
When I experienced this with my first app, I was shocked.
Until now, Microsoft has been behind other companies in the mobile field, but I think
that they'll catch up with PowerApps and another software program, Microsoft Flow,
which was officially released in November 2016.
It's stated that Microsoft Flow connects not only other Microsoft products, but also
SNS and other companies' products and you can realize next level automation.
There seems to be a lot of dissatisfaction among SharePoint developers right now, but
those issues will be improved in the future, and Microsoft has already announced that these
two software programs will succeed the existing development tools.
I think that this is a great opportunity for us.
It's not easy, but since program development can be done without code writing in both software
programs, I'll try to master them both.
I anticipate that these will become the center of process improvement program development
in the future.
Let's learn this together!
Thank you very much for viewing.
Please click the 'Subscribe' button.
Also click and watch my other related videos.
Thanks.
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Is structured prayer outdated? Can't it all be spontaneous? A Jewish take. - Duration: 3:25.
You're sitting in shul on Yom Kippur, counting down the hours of the fast and how many pages
left to go in the prayer book.
There is still a long way to go.
A lot has happened in your life since last Yom Kippur and in a way this would be a great
time to think about it all.
You think to yourself: Isn't that what prayer is all about – connecting with God about
my own life?
Yet the marathon of Yom Kippur prayers seem far from this.
Their authors knew nothing of my life, and I know little of the words and their meaning.
If this is what prayer has become, surely we are missing the point?
We have amazing examples from the bible of when prayer really meant something for people.
Take Hannah for example.
She was distraught that she was childless and went to the temple to pour her heart out
before God.
She said exactly what she felt and begged God for a child.
She didn't think about fitting into any mould, saying any particular words.
In fact, she was so lost in her own prayer that the high priest thought she was drunk
as she was moving her lips, but not making a sound.
When the sages discussed how Jews should pray, they wanted to capture the passion of Hannah's
prayer and so when we pray the silent Amida we move our mouths without making a sound.
Moses prayed for his sister Miriam to get well.
He said: Kel Na refa na La – Please God heal her!
But his prayer did not need to be any longer: it captured how he felt and his desperate
desire for her to recover.
These prayers were not found in any siddur.
They were true worship of the heart.
Our fixed prayer service, especially in a packed shul of people looks very different
to this.
Rabbi Steinzalts, a great scholar in Israel, compares Jewish prayer in shul to a musical
performance.
The sheet music in front of the musician tells them what music to play, the sequence of notes
and the general mood of the piece.
But every artist's rendition will be different.
In the end the performance expresses the musician as much as the composer.
Our sheet music is the prayer book, and the community around us the rest of the orchestra.
We are the artists who need to put ourselves into the performance.
There are days when artists feel creative and they just want to play freestyle, but
there are other times when pouring their heart and soul into Bethoven's symphony is their
best form of self-expression.
Prayer is exactly that – there are times when it flows and we just talk to God in our
own way using our own language…but then there is also something to singing off the
same sheet that has been used from one generation to the next, adding our own thoughts, feelings
and life experience to the words.
The words of prayer may be ancient but our feelings can be new everyday.
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Cedar Plank Trout - How To Cook Trout - How To Cook Fish On The Grill - Duration: 7:59.
what's up everybody this is lyle with no hippie BBQ what I'm be doing in this
video is we are going to be making some cedar plank trout this is a recipe that
we are going to keep very simple with rainbow trout or brown trout we're gonna do a little marinade let it sit on
it for about 30 minutes then we're gonna get it out on the grill on our cedar
plank the first thing I need to do to get this fish recipe hooked up is we're going
to go ahead and make our marinade this marinade goes what I've done is I've
already put the juice of a half of a lemon in our Bowl here we're gonna hit
it with some olive oil I don't have any specific ingredients on this we're just
gonna be eyeball on that get some olive oil in there I have some fresh dill that
I had frozen we're just gonna go ahead and throw that in a little pepper salt
and we're just going to mix now first thing I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go ahead
and kind of trim this up a little bit so I'm just gonna kind of square this trout off
at the end and this is gonna go to my dogs they always love it when I cook
some fish we're just gonna kind of come down here and square this up now this is
a little super thin just a little bit right here so I'm gonna kind of square
this up and then we're just going to kind of cut this into two portions right
here
kind of almost looked the same for each one of these let's take a look so I'm
going to square it up this is for my dog boom our dogs put that there come down
here just kind of square this right on up and I could probably cut this in
three but let's just go ahead and cut this in half as well get this in here
got our marinade just get this on and I'll brush it on even when we're doing a
fit even matters ya'll brush it on even but this is gonna go in the refrigerator
for about 30 45 minutes while I go ahead and get my grill heated up oh I have my
charcoals lit our grill should be ready to grilled fish in about 30 minutes and before we
get out there I want to kind of talk about what we're gonna do with this trap
now we already mentioned we're going to be using a cedar plank method on it and
there's a few different things to know about cedar plank fish before you do
it's your first time first of all soak your plank for a minimum of an hour okay
so we've done that it's been in there about five hours second about these are
not reusable let me say that again these are not meant to be reusable so there's
a few different ways you can do it now if you want a more mild flavor right
before you get your trout out on the grill what you would do is go ahead and
put it on this cedar plank and put it out there at the same time that's really
not going to give you as much flavours what I'm looking for on this what I'm
looking for is we're gonna throw trout plank directly over the coals and we're
gonna start getting it charred up once it comes up to temperature and once it
starts looking like really kind of darkened on the edges and everything
where you hear the wood crackling we're gonna go ahead and get our trout on it
and what that's going to do is it's going to bring in all kinds of play
right now as far as this trout goes we did go ahead and pour our marinade over
the top of it now what I'm going to do is we're just
going to go ahead and flip our fish over meat side down just to make sure that
all that goodness is in contact with the flesh of the trout now we have our coals
coming pretty good what we're gonna do is get our planks on here
and like I said we're gonna want these planks to get to the point where they
start crackling and even getting kind of a little bit of a dark and black look
around the edges of it before we get our trout on here probably gonna take five
to seven minutes for that board to start getting to that point where it's
crackling out there on the grill so we're gonna do is go ahead and flip our
fish over and get rid of any obviously real thick pockets of dill and just the
real thick part so just thin we're good to go and what I've done is I cut up
some lemon slices and we're just gonna go ahead and put one slice on per trout
portion and we'll get this on those planks as soon as those planks are ready
for us so words are getting right where we want they're starting to crackle just
get one on one side one on the other side now we're gonna go ahead and get
our fish in on the planks
alright look they got just enough planks
now see that smokiness that's coming up from them planks is gonna permeate this
trout I'm gonna go ahead and shut this down I'm actually going to shut down the
Vince a little bit so hopefully we'll be cooking kind of in that 350 degree range
once I shut everything down this trout at about 375 degrees we're about 10
minutes in I'm gonna go ahead and check it technically we could go ahead and eat
this grilled fish right now it's not quite as firm as I'd like so I'm gonna let it go about
three more minutes and we'll pull this trout off and should be good to go by then
perfectly after about 16 minutes I'm gonna go ahead and get these off the
grill take them inside and taste it
trout is done nice very simple recipe let me get to this shrubbery off here
and get into this taste test now I did leave the skin on this smoked trout I'm not going to
eat the skin not my favorite thing to do but let's just get into this
it's been a good ten years since I've had grilled trout I mean this is kind of
reminded me of almost like a mild salmon in a way either way delicious that's it
anyway go get you some cedar planks throw some fish on it and Grill it
How to grill trout. how to fillet and cook trout
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Gilgamesh NO EVENT CE LV.90++ Nero Fest (English subs) [FGO] - Duration: 13:13.
Let's go for
Gilgamesh ! We'll see if we can beat him on the first try
Soooo, "tryhard" yes we're actually tryharding
This is going to be hard people...
Should i use Necromancy ?
Remember, i won the "hassan quest" thanks to it !
- Really ? - Yeah, seriously dude
Gilgamesh let's go !
1,500,000 ? Not 1,800,000 as you said
- It was 1,800,000
- EXCUSE ME ?
Dude, i'm so done with these gimmicks
Like, everytime your NP bar get fucked up !
- That's why earlier i wanted to say to not use Kaleidoscope on Mash but...
- Wait, it's horrible...
10 turns ?!
So, actually, my 2 mains DPS can't deal damage with their NP...
Nice, really nice. In fact, we've lost already
How many times is he going to crit ?
Everytime or what ? - Everytime
- Sure, why not...
- 1300 ?!
Dude this debuff legit destroy all of the NP damage
Goodbye guys
Why doesn't he take it easy like against Shirou ?
No EA and shit...
- We don't do the same mistake twice - uhh
God, Mash
Wait it's for ALL servants ?
- Of course !
- This dude answer me "of course" as if it was ok
This debuff is scandalous ! - You're fighting Gilgamesh
- If he's using charisma in addition of the other automatic attack buff
We won't be able to do a thing...
Look at these damages !!
Holy shit
- Mash almost died in one turn
- 150 hp, it's a miracle, she will be able to use her NP and stuff
You're about to see a Waver disappearing
I think Gilgamesh is magician
- "Hum, Gate of babylon ?"
"Now, i will make this person disappear !"
He's hitting Cu again...
- 1,000,000 HP, you got this
Strange, it make me remember of the anime, when Heracles is fighting Gilgamesh
- Ooh, cute critical hit ! But yep you're right
Hiting for -3 though
Oh, the defense debuff didn't work ?
I'm starting to realise how hard it's going to be without NP
Ok, i know the trick to win now
- 46 000...
Good job Georgios
Honestly, It's a really cool fight
Aaaaah Nice try...
-133...
WHAAAAAAAAT ? EXCUSE ME ?
It's legit impossible bro
4 hours later...
Ok let's go
We can start with some good damage here
Only one crit come on
Thank you for following Ayato !
Didn't except that when playing Fate
Scathach already lost a lot of health, same for Arthoria
Also not used to this Mystic Code
I need to learn how to use it wisely
AND i need to get Scath to 100% np
I think that's the problem with this team, not enough NP gain
It's not good if i want to stall with Scath NP
It's a problem
She is taking too much damage too... I don't have any taunt
I'm forced to use the invicibility on Arthoria right now
He refill his NP bar so often, that's broken
Do i still have the crit damage buff up ? Yeah
If i use this
It's going to hurt
Ok...
Scath hurt so mu... And he is going to crit everytime again
Honestly, this gimmick is broken
If you land a critical hit on the boss, it does the same
Broken
How do you want to deal damage like that
23 stars... but Arthoria is dead
Scathach will ult to stun Gil, saving one turn
I can also use this to reduce cooldowns
I must not forget about it
Like to get the Evade skill again on Scathach
In one turn if i use it...
Dude it's complicated !!
Right now my only way to save Scathach is to use the cooldown thing
Waver is about to die anyway, let's use his skills
Problem is, everything starting to be risky
I think that to kill Gilgamesh without the Event CE
There's going to be a RNG factor at some point
R.I.P. Waver
He didn't kill Cu, lucky
Mash coming at the right time
How many turn left ?
Still 4 !! Too much...
Scathach must not die this turn
It's a waste to use it for only 3%
But we got no choice
Good
One shot ! 13500 HP !!
Like if it was nothing...
A single crit
Maybe there's a way to win this
With some luck, we can. But i didn't think that Mash would die this early
There's so much decisions to make... Every single one you do is maybe a bad one
We can win this one, but it's going to be thought
If i use Scathach stun right now, i won't have enough damage to kill him later ? Right ?
My only chance is, to him not hitting Scathach for 3 turns
Really unlikely to happen
I think i lost... I don't know. F*ck, you're right, all in
We stun him, followed by a brave chain
100% damage against divinity is on
WHAT ?
-275 000? HOW ?
Whaat?
She is raping him, what is happening ?! Explain me please xD
She has the debuff still. How can she does these damage ?
Or maybe, Gil debuff is getting weaker as turns pass ?
Like for example, it reduce NP damage by 100% when 10 turns are left
And since now only 2 turns remains it only reduce for 20% ? Some shit like this ?
Maybe that's it
So that means...
If that's right, that completly different
Anyway it's perfect, don't need to understand why it happened
"Her 3rd skill is broken" ?
I know, but Gil is supposed to reduce NP damage
Heracles only hit for 200 with his NP
Even if you add 100% damage against divinity, it should be 400, right ?
Unless it's calculated differently
Even if Scathach had all her buffs, she shouldn't hit for THAT hard, i don't understand
He is going t.. ? No
Aoutch
Hit Cu please !
Thanks
Scathach is going to die here
"You don't know Scathach" ?
I don't really use her often but gilgamesh is supposed to reduce your NP damage for like...99%?
So it's impossible to hit for 200 000.
The only explaination i got right now, is that the debuff gets weaker as turns pass
Maybe i'm wrong
If that's the case, how is that calculated ?
Nice crit
Nice !
Cu is not under Gil debuff ! Cu is not under Gil debuff !
Cu is not under Gil debuff !
Ok, wait
2 guts...
How many evade left ? One
Gil shouldn't kill Heracles this turn
Unless if he focus him
Problem is, Cu can die this turn
No, it's better if he does, Cu need to die
If Cu die, Heracles can finish it 100% with the guts
200000 HP !
NO NO NO Don't hit Heracles !
Nice !
F*ck
Heracles... I mean God
Carry me please
I'm too tired from this
"Be optimistic, finish it"
Should i use Heracles NP to reduce Gil DEF ? Or braindead buster chains ?
Not sure if busters are enough, i have 2 turns to kill him
- Two damage
Yes !
F*****
Oh, i still got a guts ! I still have 2 turns !
We won. That's the win !
That's the win
That's win
F*CK YES DUDE ! (the music though)
And the music !
Thank you Ayato, thanks
Yeah finally lol, all of the evening to kill him
At least 3 or 4 hours on it
God..
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Beautiful!
Sunscreen
Portable charger
and mobile phone?
Supergirl!
Actually, no.
Bad girl.
Do you know?
You know?
Just like this, you know what I mean ?
Adorable
Innocent
Naive!
I love you, I love you, I love you.
Let it go!
Treat others with sincerity.
Bye!
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Border Collie Is Too Energetic For 80-Year-Old Couple | Kritter Klub - Duration: 2:20.
Grandma & Energizer Border Collie
Man!
Do it again
That's enough! Let's play ball later
80 year-old: She wants to play endlessly
I get exhausted
Three-year-old dog Anna
Grandpa play with me
No no
There you go
Anna
I wont' do it
Grandma's working hard keeping her joints busy
Do it again
Go to grandpa to throw it for you
Now goes to the grandpa
The grandpa is exhausted now
What?
Those are my gloves
I hate grandpa!
stealing grandpa's slipper
I can have fun alone
Wow
That's my grandchild!
Swimming in the stream?
cleaning
A leopard cannot change its spots!
Grandma's son: Come on!
Dragging
No I don't want to
Grandpa!
Flinch
Higher this time
anger boiling
Here I go!
Jump!
That's impressive
Grandma & Grandpa, I have the highest IQ!
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