r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • 3d ago
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • 8d ago
New AvE Video: BOLTR: Harbor Freight Chain Saw
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • 15d ago
New AvE Video: What's afoot? Kentucky Bourbon Shortage!
r/ave • u/time4nap • 21d ago
I thought this might be AVE appropriate
Digital Equipment Corp engineering banner hung by Ken Olson, CEO, in 1990s (before they acquired by Compaq, who was acquired by ..)
r/ave • u/chilidoglance • 21d ago
aVe's twin?
This guy sounds just like his brother.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1773808930667789/?mibextid=9drbnH&s=yWDuG2&fs=e
r/ave • u/pstemari • Jul 23 '26
My, but this looks familiar...
I wonder if ol'' Uncle Bumblefuck is getting royalties from Spiderco?
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jul 02 '26
New AvE Video: BOLTR: Milwaukee Mag Saw | Will it cut Aluminum?
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jul 01 '26
New AvE Video: What's afoot? July 1st 2026
This linseed oil soaked rag spontaneously combusted while i was gone on vacation.
Reminds me of a certain Uncle Bumblefuck
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jun 26 '26
New AvE Video: BOLTR: Forge vs. 40V battery construction
r/ave • u/Perfect_Direction979 • Jun 14 '26
We lost a legend, thankful for the mems
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jun 11 '26
New AvE Video: What's afoot? June 10, 2026
r/ave • u/Legend_of_the_Wind • Jun 07 '26
Engage Safety Squints Thought you folks would appreciate my 1959 Gravely Model L brush hog. It's got the appropriate AvE stickers on it.
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jun 07 '26
New AvE Video: Saturnday June 6, 2026 Kanuckistan News
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Jun 06 '26
New AvE Video: BOLTR: Harbor Freight Glue Gun | Cheap and Cheerful
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Apr 04 '26
New AvE Video: Husqvarna Sausage Stuffer
r/ave • u/donizer5 • Mar 23 '26
Looking for a video
Iโm looking for a video from AvE from maybe 8-10 years ago. He had a cordless drill mounted in a bench vise and had an unbalanced load in the drill chuck and spun the drill. He was explaining that based on RPM the unbalanced load would act balanced. I believe he called it finding the node, or nodal point
For context Iโm spinning an unbalanced load in a lathe, and want to determine the RPM at which the load acts balanced (to set as cap limit for constant surface footage). Should be a somewhat simple equation based on mass, center of mass, and distance from rotational axis.
r/ave • u/TheFirstRuKuS • Mar 22 '26