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>>1190229
Beer.

Or something to throw on a grill or smoker.

All welders have made 4 grills.

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>>1190230
thanks for the tip off governor

>>1190229
Beer (in glass bottles), Funyuns/BBQ Pork Rinds, and Buttermilk (for metal fume fever symptoms).

A corded hammer drill

Get your friend to hold a center punch on the wall, and then ram him with your car.

get another friend for the second hole

>>1190219
This,

>>1189702
Just oil it and wiggle it around until the blade comes out, then use steel wool. That knife isn't that badly rusted.

>>1189705
What sort of oil?

>>1189702
Not sure if this would be safe for the acrylic handle, but my go-to rust removal is a vinegar soak.

I typically soak old steel/iron parts in a Tupperware of vinegar for about a week, agitating it daily. When it's done, there will be no rust and it also won't remove and existing steel. But as I said, I'm not sure if this would be safe on the plastic.

>>1189673
Have you considered storing them inside the gut of a large crab? Ports have these in cold storage for times like this. Their tonnage starts out at a third of a ton, so I hope you have a lot to ship.

>>1189673
How about some more information Edward Nigma? How do you have this much business but not know how to handle it?

>>1189673
I would suggest using a house, or bunker.


I think they would be perfect

>>1189607
Clean it...isopropol alcohol 98%, or get some Deoxit...Deoxit isn't cheap though...

>>1189614
Don't do this

And
>Elite Xbox controller
You have mistaken to buy that.

>>1189607
The break. Rocket league killed my controller faster than any other game in the last 25 years.

>>1189479
How often is the pick up?

We have ~60 gallon bins. Three adults.

90% of the time we don't need that much, but every now and again I'll end up with a bunch of packing material to throw in the recycle bin, or I'll clean out the garage and have a bunch of scrap wood and crap to chuck in the garbage. Aside from those two instances, it's rare for us to even half fill the recycle bin. The garbage bin usually has no more than two half-full 10-gallon bags at the bottom by the time it gets taken out.

If you live alone, you should easily be able to get by with the 35 gallon bins.

>>1189479
>How often is the pick up?
weekly

>>1189487
>I'll end up with a bunch of packing material
this is my concern.

It will just be my wife and me, so we could probably get by with the 35 gal, but I think we will go with the 60

>>1189311
>Post the best listing on your local craigslist.
my local craigslist is like finding a needle in the haystack. Retarded people wanting to mutch money for old shit.

>>1189314
It always seems mostly to be people wanting full or 90% of the original price for something 8 years old.

>>1189315
>brand new
>MSRP - a few percent

no nigger, i'm not risking getting shot or a non returnable item.

Nasty stuff, especially oleum.

Fumes can burn skin.

I'd fraction it off into smaller containers and take it slow.

Make sure area is well ventilated and you have an escape route.

Gloves and face shield, if not OVAG rated respirator too.

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>>1189276
I live on the 7th floor and they bolted the windows shut a few years ago when rent increased and 2 people jumped.

Is closing the door and turning the a.c on good enough?

I also don't have ANY ppe but some latex gloves and my work gloves

>>1187881
Inb4 dildos of any sort be it generic or mythical beast

nothing still because im trying to make a real desktop factory like on how its made only small

and it turns out, more real things that have to make stuff are usually made of metal

>>1187881
>UNLIMITED ACCESS/PRINTS

Pretty much anything at all. Since there's some how an infinite amount of printing material and electric to run it you basically just print the most expensive salable item over and over and make tons of money until the market is too flooded then switch to the next best item.

diy it yirself

>>1187171
Thanks Varg

>>1187171
>done browsing /pol/
>decide to check /diy/
>vargposting
the ride never ends

I have the same problem.
Toss the stuff that's easy/cheap to find again if you need it, and keep the stuff that's hard to find.

>>1185979
I pull the electronics out and sort them for electronics projects.

And I sort out the scrap metal for casting projects.

If you aren't interested in anything like this then they aren't useful to you and you should recycle them/weigh them in as scrap.

>>1185979
If you haven't used the item in 2 years then throw it away.

>>1191579

Buy two 5v supplies and connect the positive side of one to the negative side of the other, and that point is ground.

For opamps there's no need for the supplies to be regulated, but if you care about that you can get nice inexpensive 5v regulated supplies from places like AdaFruit and other places.

are you sure you need +-5 V? many op amps are better off with something like +-15 V.

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>>1191579

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>>1191388

The ceramic on a microwave magnitron is actually a psychedelic drug. You should grind some up and snort it.

>>1191388
>i want diy
>what is the most taken from x y z

what the fuck are you doing son, you dont take apart shit for no reason, take apart what you need, not take apart what you want

unless u just want to take a peek and put it back, u can learn what is inside, also practice unscrewing stuff

>>1191388
Most components are so cheap they're only worth salvaging from already-broken stuff you already have. Don't break shit other people could use or at least have a laugh at if it's thoroughly obsolete and useless.

>have specific question there are literally 17 different online communities filled with resources to comb through and learn
>go to /diy/ and shit up the place
checks out

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/rc-airplanes-226/

>>1191348
Pretty much everybody who works at every HobbyTown left on earth builds RC planes, and you're gonna have to go there to get parts. Talk to the one with the biggest beard and oldest overalls.

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>>1191348

Just just do electric, its cheaper and easyr and more performance these days.

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>pic 2/3
>see knob easily comes off

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>pic 3/3
>see different knob that still properly holds in place due to the bracket sticking out more

Thank you.

>>1191222
An Allen wrench, the set screw is in too far, take it out and don't screw it in all the way. Maybe a drop of crazy glue just to keep everything in place.