Archived threads in /diy/ - Do It yourself - 203. page

Fuckin....what?

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Hnnng photo flipped?

....the fuck are you trying to ask?

>>1142867
but muh free tape measures and flash lights

>>1142867
Harbor Freight has it's place. It also has places where it should never tread. Which is which is up to you.

>>1142867
european here, that has no idea what's the beef with harbor freight

laughed way too much to that pic, OP

Calm down OP

Do those tools match your purse also, Nancy?

I like how they look unused.

>>1139052
I shill Mechanix gloves more than I should simply because of all the gloves I've ever tried on, they fit my hands 100%.

I have a few pairs of Hardy from horror fraught, they fit well and theyre cheap enough that i dont worry about if i lose them, like when i caught one on fire.

>>1139052
A left handed welding glove to grab and move hot pieces, and a bare right hand because I don't care for preservation of my soft baby hands

>>1148682
looks like you need to replace the ceiling because the shit plywood would be rotten completely inside, when you tear it apart, the top layer will be 2000 times worse than you can see here, it will be a pool of black death waiting above it, so wear biohazard suits if you have any

>>1148684
Just regular respirators with filters and etc with gloves, coats, goggles, etc. would work right?

>>1148723
I'm an owner of an environmental remediation company. Trust me, this is not the kind of project you'll be able to "DIY."

You don't even know what tools you need, and to get it done right will probably only cost you around $250 per sqft, plus disposal fees.

For that little money, is it really worth gambling your family's safety?

>>1148507
Might try a modeling shop or hobby lobby by the model trains and shit? Dunno but bump for interest. Building a massive pressure pot for gun stocks.


Some guide use a tootchpick and add other colors like white for a galaxy style affect but u got me.

Good luck brother. Keep us updated

>>1148509
Hmm, I'll have to try a model train store. I know of one that's half an hour away from my house that I can try. Maybe the guy working there could help out.

I found this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdl4Pa81zHY

His trees are obviously huge, but could this scale down to something like a few millimeters tall? Use toothpicks/painted wire for the trunks? Plus, the fibrous material he's using, would that hold up if I were to encase it in resin?

Splitting/snapping toothpicks would be a good start for making "splinters" I think.

>>1148507
>trees
try take some real moss

>waterfall
cast it and then laser a dot cloud inside it (requires special machines), or pull a little strand of wool and dip it in pva or clear glue and bend it so it looks like waterfall

>>1148258
Make your own. This is /diy/ not /buy/ ya dingus.

E-Bay

>>1148258
how do i domesticate an alligator?

Opaque plastic just pops off.

Seriously, do you still have Velcro shoes?

>>1148254
How many anons does it take to change a lightbulb?

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>>1148254
Step 1: wedge a knife or key in here, then push in and down.

Step 2: lick the socket

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>>1148228
Op here, this one also.

>>1148228
theres no input protection

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>>1148228
There's (at least) R16 to limit current and CMOS circuits usually have diode clamps like in pic related in their inputs.
So, if you apply 100V to the input, you can expect around 80µA fault current to flow to VCC or GND, depending on polarity.

That said, these cheap chinaman meters aren't exactly known for their robustness.

>>1148227
new spout is the easiest considering they're less than 20 dollars, so don't waste an hour trying to figure out what size o-ring would work

>>1148229
Any particular spouts you would recommend? The spout I currently have is a slip-fit secured buy an alan type set screw.....

>>1148232
just get another slip on one with whatever style you like.

>>1148102
If you have the slack put them to the ceiling and box them there. Secure the pipes to the wall so they're not just sitting on the bottom of the box. I'd probably not box it but 45 a 1x4 (cheap) or crown molding all around the room. Never will know it is there.

>>1148107
thanks cuz, and if i dont have the slack? should i box it out with paneling or drywall?

>>1148107
wow what a moron, do you not see the pipe inserts like a foot below the ceiling where it runs into his shit wood wall.

>>1148030

Is that 5lpm with or without the aerator?

That's a fairly typical flow rate for a low-flow "water saving" aerator.

If that's straight out of the pipe, I can only assume there's a restriction somewhere in the piping or the piping is of an excessively small diameter for some reason.

That being said, 2 bar is kinda low for water pressure, at least here in the US. 3-4 is more typical (in the neighborhood of 45-60PSI), but, if I remember right, you're technically within spec at a little over 5 bar.

>>1148030
>whats the best way to increase water pressure

install a tank directly above your kitchen

>>1148036
without...its blue plastic pipe into the house which looks about 40mm then goes into 22mm and 15mm copper.

>>1148021
wow, amazing, this is a new low

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Formulas for the layout to make a truncated cone
Left: Cone dimensions
Right: Layout dimensions

If you don't know all of these off hand you fall at life

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dumping more pictures

Is this a bunker?

Did you want a frame like the one in your pic or something you could put on your wall?

>>1147908
Something I could put on my wall.

There's a few ways, lot of it depends on if you want it to be able to be taken out of the frame later and kept intact, or if its ok to be a permanent fixture which can't be removed.
Also a materials budget and tools you might have will help