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Bump with a picture of the floor discoloration difference

Cover that ugly shit up

It might not be stains, it might be a difference in the batch, in which case you're fucked.

On the offchance it is tannin staining from a natural fibre underlay, I would try a strong solution of sodium percarbonate (Oxiclean and similar laundry/nappy whiteners, deck cleaner) or even hydrogen peroxide. If that doesn't shift it, try neat bleach. After that, you're SOL.

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>>1190258

>>1190258
I'm interested in doing this with some peppers over winter. Can you give details on how you made the dripper system. Does it have a drain and return back to a tank?

>>1190258
What about plant nutrients? Do you just use some water soluble nutrients?

>>1188946
oopsies I tripped while walking on the counter, good thing this roiling oil didn't spill.

Just skip the electric dryer and bring your propane turkey deep frying rig inside, no pesky electrical cords

>>1188950
I thought about that, but oil takes for fucking ever to cool down once it's hot. Killing the power if you knock it over ain't gonna do jack shit.

If you would like the answer, start by deleting your thread.

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Everyone who wants to bury a container should do so! Follow your dreams and ignore the haters. Your initiative will be rewarded with success!

Numerous containers survived direct hits from 30mm A-10 "Warthog" cannon during the Iraq war. The springy corrugations dissipate energy and the projos bounce off. The immortal Corten steel shells last centuries even without paint, which is only decorative. The US Navy has a fleet of containers at the bottom of the Marianas trench where they dock submarines made from containers for underwater replenishment. Hawaii successfully used lava flow to encase containers to make attractive tourist lodges. Transatmospheric scramjet powered containers have been developed into launch platforms for smaller containers to be used in the post-Brexit EU space containerstation. North Korea replaced their old dug shelters under mountains with containers painted like mountains. (The insides are painted with cute anime characters to boost morale.) Elon Musk prototyped an electric container to replace the Tesla since the container is more aesthetically appealing than the car and has a lot more battery room. The mayor of Detroit has decided to replace his decaying city with containers. The old buildings will be demolished and the rubble hauled off in other containers, loaded onto rafts made of containers, and shipped to China via the St. Laurence seaway where it will be ground up and the metal residue used to make more containers. US Navy SEALS stealthily infiltrate enemy ports using containers cunningly disguised as containers. Israel is solving the Palestinian problem by storing them in containers. (Germany tried to solve the Jewish problem using wooden freight cars, but the container hadn't been invented yet.) Donald Trumps border wall will be easily affordable if built from containers. Any Beaners who slip in by other routes can be detained in containers then trucked to Beanland where containers will be donated as housing.

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I've built 3 in the last few months as I was building a new shop. None of them are heavy duty, thick topped ones, but more general purpose benches that I use for assembly and finishing, and whatever else. Still designing and planning a proper heavy duty bench.

This is one of the 2 long, 6 legged ones. 8' long, 28" deep.

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>>1164506

And the smaller, shorter one that is usually in the middle of the shop, doubling as assembly table and outfeed table.

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Normally worse than this.

>>1193462

4 cm is 1.57 inches. No laptop has ever had a screw that huge.

Could you try again with your question?

And if you just need a screwdriver, buy a set of small ones. Even 1 cm seems way off the mark for a laptop screw. My Toshiba Satellite screw heads are in the 2 to 3 mm range, so I'm guessing you meant that instead of cm?

>>1193464
Thank you.

I'm going to assume that the screw's are the same size regardless of the part of the laptop it's located on.

>>1193469

My Toshiba has several size screws. Do you need screws or a screw driver?

Rip out the boards, replace them, tape and mud the seams, skim coat, seal, paint.

>>1193457
well the paper layer helps block the moisture, so now that you have torn that off for the most part, you best replace the whole board. while you are up there install a vent fan

>>1193478
>>1193479
thanks! i figured i'd have to replace the entire gypsum layer but i figured i'd get a second opinion first

>>1192996
glue and clamps

I'm trying to make my table 70" long, where on Earth do I find a clamp that long or is there a simpler method for that

>>1193004
you don't clamp the ends

>>1192784
make hole, push cable, done

>>1192784
>I have no tools nor materials to cut off the plug and then reconnect.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-PACK-Phone-Jack-Wall-Plates-4-wire-connectors-Cat-3-Cat-5-FREE-SHIPPING-/172548083318?hash=item282caace76:g:i9cAAOSwfVpYsHSe
not exactly a big investment.

>>1192784
Nigger rigged: Sledgehammer through the wall.
Done properly: Rewire your network and lay in tubes and accesspoints.

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>>1191566
Bumping after a half hour is considered silly on a slow board like this. Your thread will be around for days.

12V cigarette lighter charger. Problem solved.

>>1191568
Thanks but I need data connectivity for Android auto.

>>1191569
What about inductive charging? Can it use that while also connected through USB? Or will it default to USB and shut off the inductive charger?

>>1191282
take another picture with metric

>>1191282
Took me some digging, but that's a number 14 wood screw. Units in inches.

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>>1191282

18 threads/1.75 inches / 2.54 cm/inch = 4 threads per cm or 400 threads per meter.

I don't think they don't make screws that long.

OD = 6.3 mm

a number 6 metric has 1 thread per mm or 10 per cm so that doesn't work either

the screw with 4 threads per mm is M1 so you should buy that. the diameter will be a bit small but you can buy spacers.

no wait. 4 per cm is 0.4 per mm which is M2 with a diamerter of uh it might be 2 mm which is not matching up with your 6.31

I will look into this. Wayne Lambright is my tinder pal and I will consult with him.

>>1190260
lol no dehumidifier would be able to keep up

>>1190261
I was thinking about putting the dehumidifier on my sink and then putting the swamp at the other side of the room. But I am guessing 80 sq. ft. is too small for any gains. Retarded idea, sorry.

>>1190262
Taipei is currently at 85% humidity--would a swamp cooler lower the temperature in this kind of environment enough to hit my 27° goal?

Vertical deflection failure. If you let it run it will burn a line in the phosphor which will always be visible on the picture.

To reproduce simply cut one wire to the vertical yoke connections.

i had a tv that had brightness knob, color and something else, cant remember but if you turned it all the way you would get that result exactly.

>>1189089

be advised
if handled improperly this monitor will blow up and might lodge thick shards of glass in your face

>>1165049
Why do I need eight drills

>>1165051
How can you even without 8 drills?

>>1165053
Ten thousand drillbits

concrete with a steel mesh is the strongest

young concrete is much weaker than old concrete
concrete is good under compression, but terrible under tension

what are you actually asking or trying to do?

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>>1192972
>what are you actually asking or trying to do?
Nothing just curious.
>>1192961
thx