DIY Remote Blast Gates for the workshop | No Soldering, No Coding, Beginner Friendly

Over the last few months, I've been exploring solving a problem that I introduced when I last upgraded my dust collection system, specifically around my blast gates. The existing laser cut ones work incredibly well, but take up a large footprint, whether they are open or closed, hindering access to tools and reducing accessible areas. So I've been working on a ball valve design, that not only solves my gate profile issues, but is also remote controlled and best yet, this design requires NO soldering, NO wiring, and NO coding! I also made versions that are manually controlled for those (and myself) that don't need a remote controlled blast gate at every location! Let me know your thoughts, and suggestions, and again thanks for watching! FILES AVAILABLE: https://www.barberspaddockwoodworking... You can now purchase 4" fully assembled versions of the manual ball gate valve (limited production run) https://www.barberspaddockwoodworking... LINKS (NO AFFILIATE): Bambu Labs Cyberbrick: https://au.store.bambulab.com/collect... (Individual parts required are included in my file download) Bambu Labs Cyberbrick software: https://makerworld.com/en/cyberbrick MG90 Servo motors (Metal Gear) https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/395731390... Magnets I used: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/224190861140 5.1KG Servos: https://core-electronics.com.au/df05b... Update: I've made a servo plate for this one too, see the pinned description. THANK YOU CHANNEL MEMBERS: ‪@riversidewoodworks‬‪@ByteJestersFolly‬ ‪@jamespress9630‬ ‪@rogermcintyre9‬ ‪@darrell2620‬ ‪@gumundurmarkristjansson5579‬ ‪@brianbuildsstuffau‬ ‪@BuiltByChris‬ ‪@plankie1965‬ ‪@mattdaldry‬ ‪@noelpwilliams‬ ‪@keithclark1863‬ ‪@dainermade‬ ‪@FixitFingers‬ ‪@woodfather‬ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction 0:48 - Why I'm designing a new gate - pain point 1 3:28 - Why I'm designing a new gate - pain point 2 5:09 - Choosing a form factor 6:06 - A crash course in ball valves 7:30 - Sorting out electronics 11:45 - The tutorial (skip if ahead to the next chapter if you want) 21:27 - Talking about the other gates 23:30 - Covering the software 24:31 - Installation 28:15 - Final thoughts SOCIAL MEDIA:   / barberspaddockwoodworking