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In Desperado fake gore was shot at the actors with an air cannon. It was a step up from the weight belt+squibs+condoms of fake blood in El Mariachi.
Dawn of the Dead had some good tricks too, the screwdriver+fake blood in a painted staw for stabbing and dimes covered in makeup with blood underneath yanked away for headshots.

>>1146818
Remember less is more but more is better.

>>1147243
That and 'the gore, the merrier.'

get an otterbox to protect it from damage and affix the strap to the case

nailgun

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Just hold the strap after attaching

im currently searching for one too. people say to get a chinese one off ebay or aliexpress.

hows this?
https://www.amazon.ca/Full-Accessories-Patec-Welding-Soldering/dp/B01GE6OUM2/ref=gbps_tit_s-3_0dd9_788b4eda?smid=A1K7RYQVZ52FF1&pf_rd_p=b81fd687-b7fa-43a9-ad3f-ac96a89e0dd9&pf_rd_s=slot-3&pf_rd_t=701&pf_rd_i=gb_main&pf_rd_m=A3DWYIK6Y9EEQB&pf_rd_r=XJ6J7XG6Y6MNJPTK2MB3

>>1146773

seems popular on amazon. but goot is a known expensive brand so thats the reason i have my eyes on it. for the same price i can get a chinese soldering station like Aoyue 936 so thats why im asking whether its worth it or not.

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>>1146764

Get a T12 based soldering iron, it's the tips used for the FX-951. The integration of the heating element with the tip massively improves the temperature response. The Bakon 950D is a popular low cost station which uses them.

http://www.banggood.com/BAKON-950D-75W-Mini-Portable-Digital-Soldering-Station-with-T12-Tip-p-982824.html

The prop up stand for the soldering iron is a bit basic though, so you might want to spend a couple extra bucks to buy that separately.

>>1146685
main screen turn on

>>1146688
Yeah I didn't try to turn to monitor on at first, just tried it and still nothing.....

>>1146689
monitor is dead

And your designs are...?

>>1146636
not pretentiously trying to pretend to be new and inventive by using intentionally low grade materials

>>1146641
So, by not pretending to be new, you mean copying old designs? Triggered by plywood? You are one of those shitheads who just shit on other people's work with zero knowledge or qualification to make yourself sound knowledgable, everyone knows you are a shithead and you can't make shit, go stick some plywood up your anus and maybe we will see something new from you.

>>1146500
Elmers glue and small bottle of super glue.

I am casual I know.

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>>1146508
>not LePage

It's like you don't even want your stuff to stay adhered together man. I hope you see the light someday.

Acetone may eat through it, or just burn it off

Is it threaded?

If you are not worried about the contents , immerse it in nearly boiling water.

Let it cool, then try again.

Sometimes heat is enough to loosen a lot of things.

>>1146322
Maybe an acetone vapor chamber? Be sure to seal off the innards so only affects the seal gap and not for example the motor winding lacquer. Maybe couple of layers of aluminium foil on the inlets wrap 'em tightly. Leave it in the chamber for a week....Maybe add Xylene in the evaporation cup too.

I believe we should have spackel if thats what its called

Do you have that color of paint?

>>1146234
Mix some cum with flour, apply to affected area and paint. Make sure the paint matches, dipshit.

>>1146185
Gap was packed* with calking

>>1146185
Trim edge or just silicone it.

Learn2scribe

no real loss anyway if that's a corian shit countertop or w/e. use some plastic stick on molding to form around those round edges?

>>1146126
a cheap 60w adjustable iron from ebay has served me well, imo if you are a casual it should be more than enough

>>1146126
If you want to go ultra budget. And still have a useful iron get a butane one. My butane iron changed my life and the best part is that it doubles as a hot air gun and torch. I've soldered small pitch ics with this thing and have gotten excellent results.

>>1146126
i have a german made weller WD1, maybe they're cheaper in europe

assuming you're doing your own repairs, why will it cost so much?
$2200 buys a whole extra crown vic.

>>1146113
No this is what my mechanic quoted me. I wouldn't have known what was wrong if it werrnt for him. Sorry for not specifying lol

>>1146113
I looked up parts I need for it, it is around $300 if the axle is safe and the bearing just needs replacing

>>1146104
No because using wood in something like a clock is stupid.

>>1146132

Really?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Harrison#Career

Call the ciber police

>>1145862
see
>>>/out/967708

>>1145862

Mockingbirds will be your bane. They will brave any deterrent, circumvent any barrier and take exactly one bite out of every tomato you grow. I used to live in the country where I could blast the little skyniggers, but they'd always find a way to eat my tomatoes anyway.

General about 'maters in texas..

They can get sunburned. A partial shade cloth rigged overhead will help keep the plants and the tomatoes healthy when the sun is getting cruel. If you have bird and squirrel problems you can expand this with the addition of some chicken-wire sides to box in your precious fruits.

As summer turns to fall, I've successfully turned the shade supports into a makeshift greenhouse with draped painter's plastic/moving blankets and light fixtures on the end of extension cords. Just enough warmth to get through cold-snap nights that blow down from the north.

Seen this thread before and had that problem myself.
Mothballs, red pepper, ect may discourage them a little, but the only way to get rid of them is to seal the holes they're using to get in.

Had 'em on my porch overhang. Put a half of a box of mothballs in it. Couple days later, they were all outside on the ground.
Sealed the hole up with a piece of wood. They nibbled at it a bit but gave up in a couple days.

Google a one way door for squirrels. Find the opening and put it up there. When you're sure there are no more in the attic seal the hole. Should be pretty easy to find considering the size of them.

>>1145783
Live trap baited with nuts and peanut butter. After a few days with no catches, seal their entry points. I wouldn't seal the entry points until then, because they might freak and do damage trying to claw their way out.

It sounds like you don't have a clue how to build anything so either way you're going to have a bad time and probably kys.

>>1145743
Dude..You're the kind of guy who'd pose for a goatse in people's DIY cabins. So, Stop trolling and Chill out.

Why don't you build a cabin in the shape of a dildo then sit on it op?