Archived threads in /diy/ - Do It yourself - 197. page

>>1149960
I think the real name for that is headliner. Pretty sure the best way to fix it is to pull it all out, then glue new foam and fabric back up. I'm sure there are numerous YouTube videos on this exact subject.

>>1149970
I'm trying to obtain a hard resin finish, I smoke and therefor it wont smell as bad as raw fabric.

>>1149972

You are mistaken. It will smell just as bad and look like garbage if you do it the way you're describing. If you want to do it right, you'll take the time to pull it out. I imagine you'll regret it if you don't

>>1149915

Not hard at all, since it has no critical dimensions to it. It'd take a while (although perhaps not as long as you might think), but it's perfectly doable freehand.

>>1149915
Jeweler saw. With a pretty decent blade.
Drillbit id say 6mm. A course flat file. And a fine flat file. Various bits of sand paper.

Extra might help. A set of needle files.

Might take you about 5 hours to complete..

>>1149926
>>1149930
I know it has a lot to do with the doer's competence but do you think it's possible to achieve any decent symmetry? Also will copper start to "disintegrate" over time?

A HILTI™ SF 10W-A ATC

>>1149713
Will a $20 Walmart cordless drill work?

>>1149716
No, it specifically has to be a HILTI™ SF 10W-A ATC

>>1149499
Make them from plaster?

>>1149505
>plaster no burn
>plaster forms crumble in 7 tons of pressure
>3rd primise confirmed for response.

Got a grain bin for soaking cardboard

>>1149499
Have you tried moulding them from imatation crab meat?

>>1149293
Don't worry about the pallets

How wet is that swamp? I've seen that kind of land take tandem after tandem to get it semi-solid, doubt brush chips will do much

>>1149297
Thats not my pic, ill take one when I'm home. Its basically a large oak and ironwood forest thats been flooded from agricultural drainage, so the non flooded areas are still really solid with patches of mud here and there. I did some rough math and I should be able to fill the foot deep flooded areawith about 2 feet of chips, but it you're right, it will probably settle into the mud a lot

>>1149293
Best way is to dig trench for the water to flood and collect into...

I live in florida and this is how they do it.. That or a small pond. Basically give water somewhere to go and it will go there.

If there's not already a post, install one. String fencing through post. If the holes in the fencing won't go around the post, attach with wire. Unroll fencing (if it's rolled) to post on other end, repeat.

Be sure your posts are seated into the ground well, and stretch the fencing as best you can. There are tools for this, but if it's just a simple garden fence you should be able to get by with your hands alone.

>>1149131
Why are you letting grass grow in the seams of your tile patio? Seriously op, it takes 5 minutes to pull that shit out and clean those seams with your hose there. And if you want to do it right, refill those seams - those plants will destroy your patio before too long it's better to do it now.

>>1149178
As for the wire fence, I wouldn't put one in there unless you are trying to keep your dog in. If that'd the case looks like you'll need 4 posts - just drive them into the ground and at equal distances and affix the wire to them. I prefer those nice big wooden posts, but that won't look right if they're only in those sections. I prefer to NOT cement the posts in because then it's too hard to move the post if you need to after it settles.

Also put your shit away, you can't leave the bike and world's-worst lawnmower out in the rain.

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>>1148585
these are the settings. i tried to make them more or less customizable.

Bumping for interest. I don't know much about them, but I'm planning on making a smart mirror in about a month or two.

Do I need a special type of mirror? I was thinking of tying it to the light switch in the bathroom, how long does it take to boot?

>>1148255
Is it plastic or metal. You could try acetone on a rag if it is metal.

>>1148263
I believe they are chrome over ABS. Don't know about the paint on the front.

Honestly, it would be easier to cut a magnet sheet to shape and sticking it on, but I want the neodymium strength.

>>1148255
brake cleaner/engine degreaser will dissolve just about anything organic like that adhesive.

I love it.

Anyone that actually enjoy sculpting and can advice me on my future works ?

Hey how did you make that? I think I want to start making stuff and that looks really beautiful. Is it wood? If it isn't could you make that with wood?

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>Products
I could get er done with any of them. Fuck off with you're tool shilling cancer
>/diy/ loves to see problems solved and projects completed!

>buying new tools

>>1148007
CHICAGO ELECTRIC w/ 20%OFF COUPON

depends on the product and conditions

I'd probably go for a wipe-on oil finish

i rent a garage and a studio for projects

>>1147800

Do you live alone?

thanks lead based solder

thanks dick

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>>1147216

take a soft brush and slowly brush it all away

eventually, you'll have no asbestos in the ceiling

Soak the shit out of it with water and delicately remove. Basically avoid any dust and you'll be fine.

Or if you're flipping the house you could just paint over it and move it. Don't think it'd hurt anything desu

>>1144998
I plant small explosive charges about 12" below ground level. Cover the area with a tarp about 2/3' above the ground level propped at 4 corners to stop debris flying everywhere. Then leterip.

>>1145015
Shit, I've got a few pounds of tannerite and a massive /k/ boner now. Going to try this.

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>>1144998
i use to do it by hand every two years, remove 20 or 30 cm of soil and mix whit river sand, take of grass and other undesired thing and put it back
>i have a garden of 155 cm * 200 cm

now i have a tree grass and some sweet potatos there last time i broke that soil was the first week of october 2016

>dad still don´t thing i have any skill to grow plant or do hand job just because i´m weak

ebay from chink sellers or aliexpress

>>1144576
But I will have to wait weeks until it's delivered

>>1144581
...so order a bunch of stuff accounting for things you could need