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Those joints are shitty anyway, you can probably come up with a better design.

>>1128770
http://www.instructables.com/id/Third-Hand-A-multi-use-helping-hand-for-electro/

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>>1128770
I made one of these. You can get the parts on Amazon. It's super simple and works great.

http://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread.php?5406-DIY-4-Arm-Helping-Hands-Solder-Tool

take the phone apart

>>1128721
It's one of those that you need to heat up to remove the back from. I've done a lot of disassembly, but nothing like that. Is it insanely difficult, and/or would doing so lessen the waterproofing

>>1128720
Own one of these guys and had to replace the screen, it is a cunt of a job and you will need replacement stickers. Honestly get the dock and glue the hole closed.

If you do to it, take your time, and try not to remove the screen only the back

>>1128564
get niggers to do it for you

>>1128564
Make a less crappy cotton gin

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>>1128566
How bad is it?

>>1128305
Color = cooler

>>1128305
use a rubber stopper, you imbecile.

>>1128305
How strong is it?
Use test plug, cork, or such secured
or use washers and gaskets like toilet tank bolts

Try screwing a garden hose into it. If it works go get female to female garden hose coupler then a cap, use that from the inside?

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>>1128294
Branches hang into the upper line of the fence. Posts have been cut but are now being eaten.

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>>1128296
Huge roots grow well above the lower line.

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>>1128297
Fence is constructed with galvanized posts, Simpson strong ties and 2x4s.

Are piano locks unique or can any key of that same piano work? If they're universal, then see if there are any on Ebay.

Otherwise just look up a lock picking tutorial

I'd call a key smith and ask what it would cost to have one made, since you're probably gonna want to lock it up when not playing it.

>>1128684
Give it back Ludwig.

>>1128695
It looks like an old warded lock, but I'm not really knowledgeable on the older locks. Warded locks are pretty difficult to pick with conventional tools.

>>1128300
They're fine chaps, pretty boring if you have no interest of carpentry.

>>1128300
all the decor and style garbage is ruining the show

>yeah, lets waste 10 minutes talking about how these two shades of paint are slightly different

and adding a chick when roger has the garden stuff covered is just pointless

I enjoy watching them. No favorites but I wish they would show off more down to earth/affordable Tech sometimes. I remember them installing an air bladder controlled hvac damper system. I'd still love to afford one of them.

He made 20 videos for a tiny axe build, I bet a workbench will be over 9000 videos

You can find all the workbench plans you want just googling it, you don't have to follow that cuck. I used to follow Wranglerstar but he's gone to shit

>>1128405
>I used to follow Wranglerstar but he's gone to shit.
Explain
t. haven't watched him for long

>>1128437
Nothing to explain, and irrelevant to your request.

google it fgt.

>>1128156
i have no idea, but here's a shot: machining tolerances?

>>1128156

Those are poorly done tolerances. On the rim, for example, what it means is +.000 -.012 inches.

It's saying it can't be oversized at all, but can be twelve thousands under sized.

t. mechanical engineer

>>1128156
dont play with guns if you cant engineer them, your going to hurt yourself

>>1128320
and just hope to god you aren't sensitized to isocyanate, otherwise next time you use it you will be heading to the hospital.

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Jesus fucking Christ I know what you mean. I was working with the stuff for a design project and fucked with it the whole time (cause of how fun it was to touch/I'm not the most accurate man) when it dried- holy. Fucking. Shit. Lost a couple years worth of calluses.

Tldr: Wear gloves or lose that thick skin perk.

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>>1128341
You could just leave the schmoo on for a couple days

Also: You are like little babies. This stuff is great. Sticks to everything. Never comes out of clothes. Ever. Or leather gloves. Or anything. Will explode on a hot day if you forgot about it and left it in the sun.

Will explode if you have a mustache.

>>1127594
Just get a decent pair of SkullCandy earbuds, and use cable ties to bundle the cable to a custom lngth to prevent dangle. And run the cable under your shirt

>>1127594
>>1127750
I ended up buying these. Mods can delete this thread.

>>1127594
After thrashing every pair of headphones I have ever had I go with skill candy.
They are cheap enough that you won't be crushed when you break them.

>>1128227
there is no trick or technique, if you are familiar with a topic, you can glance a document in 2 seconds and get the gist of it just from looking

>>1128245
I already read 2 or 3 books per week but I need to be faster. I know already the softwares but you have to pay for it. Please if your answer is like THIS one, avoid answering.

>>1128255
no software will make you read faster, it is how fast your brain is understanding the text, not how fast you can make your eye see the text

>>1128160
a thread
some words
a doodle
no explanation
essentially one of those
fuck you op

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>>1128163
If i wasn't clear enough:

There are gears A, B, C, and D.

Gear D is actually linear, so it will move up and down

Gear A is attached to a hand crank, as well as an electronic thing that record the amount that gear A rotated (idk what they're called)

Gear B is very large, is tangentially connected to gear A, and coaxially connected to gear C

Gear D is tangentially connected to gear C, and also harbors a drill bit.

By cranking the hand crank on gear A, you will gradually move the drill up and down. The degree of rotation of gear A will be recorded by the electronic piece, and can be used to calculate the lateral movement of the drill bit.

Hence, a CNC drill press that shouldn't cost thousands of dollars.

>>1128169
up OR down*

It's not cyclical, sorry

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>>1128159
I used to paint little pewter D&D figures.
A stationary magnification glass with a light will help with detail. You can shave down paint brushes with a razor blade

Do you have to build the entire city? You could use CGI for the wide shots then a few miniatures for the close ups with more CGI buildings in the backgrounds if you planned your angles well in advance.

>>1128159 several models would be best for film.
Imagine it as a whole world but also devided into places contained within.
Some things will not need nearly as much detail as others
Start with a rough model of your world this will serve for zoom in shots.
Add only a little detail at first focus on key areas.
Highly detailed aspects of your town will need to be built individually for example. The church in the town square could be built in a larger scale therefore making the detail work more possible
Hope this made and since.

>>1128016
Is there any reason you can't cut acrylic lenses on a lathe instead?

>>1128016
>>1128023
What this anon said
https://ludens.cl/photo/plens/plens.html

>>1128016
Glass lenses are ground. They are made by people who make $10/hr around here.