Archived threads in /diy/ - Do It yourself - 94. page

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These are from after the fact at the height it looked like a fountain.

Contacts are rusty and soaked too

you spent $500 on a table without a top???

>>1200747
It's an electric height adjustable standing/sitting desk frame. The table tops they had for sale were about $170 for the size I wanted and was made of shit wood.

>>1200748
What a great investment. It's so much easier to use an App© to adjust the height of your table than to bend over and press a lever.

Lol idk. I don't know anything about engines.

Probably pressed on
Need a huge puller or just angle grind it off

>>1198183
If I was Dr. WHO I'd use alot of WD40 and my sonic screw driver.
But sound, constant pressure, & WD40 might work.

It's nice to diagnose yourself a tumor to have an excuse for being a fucking lazy piece of shit. You won't teach yourself anything when you can't even make the effort to get a driving license, you need someone to teach you because you won't learn anything.

>>1196611
https://youtu.be/fjs2gPa5sD0

Sell your body like everyone else

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I spotted two connectors that have no associated wires, and I'm thinking one of these are the volume control. As if stands now, the unit defaults to 'very fricking loud', and whines from the soundbar section when powered on.

Im looking to add a volume control to what I have,but understand just enough about electronics to know not to mess with it.

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At the top of the subwoofer is a digital pot, which rotates continuously (ie, it doesn't have a start/stop position), which would be both the input selector (when pushed in), power button (when pressed and held), and volume (when twisted).

Apologies for the rotated pictures. Top is in all cases to the left.

>>1202403
>>1202403
It's an encoder. The switch is just a switch. The encoder is just switches. You can power it up and short pins to see what happens, then wire accordingly.

>>1202061
is it 3 phase?
how do you turn the relay on?

if its 3 phase power on the left and 3 phase motor on the 3 wires on the right then put the wires in the left in the left and put the wires in the right in the right. the order doesn't matter. it will turn the motor one way. to reverse the motor swap any 2 of the wires on the right. or any 2 on the left i guess lol!
that is, like i said, if its simply a 3 phase feed and a 3 phase motor with a contactor in the middle.

if it's a 3-phase circuit (which is what you expect when you see L1 L2 L3) then the guy above is correct but not very clear. so, to be clear, if you connect 1-A 2-B 3-C it'll turn one way but if you substitute 2 connections, say 1-A 2-C 3-B then it turns the other way. but this is dangerous to do unless you have a power switch that you can switch off while you're making the connections.

also, doing this eliminates all the safety precautions, like limit switches, so you might end up trying to close an already closed door, which is no fun for the gears.

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Relay to turn power on and off for the garage door (and oven, stove, etc.)

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Not needed. That's short enough you'll probably need to epoxy it in place though. I'd suggest lengthening it by grinding the bolster shorter, that'll give you another half inch, which should be plenty.

1. Grind. Wrap blade with damp rag while doing this to prevent heat transmission up the blald and ruining the temper.
2. Make handle.
3. Clean handle and blade with acetone, to remove any natural resins from the wood surface that will interfere with the glue.
4. Pin + Epoxy.

Should work fine.

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Do i have to heat treat/forge the blade when making a small folding knife?

>>1202028
yes.

only exception to that is if you have sourced pre-heat-treated, hardened and tempered steel stock.

(which is rare as fuck, and will be specified as such. Normally, as something like "pretreated 10XX strip stock 56HrC, (dimensions)" is the description for that. "strip stock (dimensions) or anything like that is by default delivered in a untreated state.

All knives will requite heat-treat to take from a good steel stock to a usable blade.

btw. pic related

>>1201831
Adjust it properly. If you don't know how to use the tat gun you shouldn't be giving tats.

>>1201831
>>1201832
>>1201833
You know what? Since I know someone is going to jump down my throat with "HURR DURR WHAT DO YOU KNOW?"

>The voltage on the power supply isn't set right
>The screw on the back of the gun isn't set right

Source: I have 5 of that exact same gun

>>1201510

bah forgot the part about using a copper coil/oven like most diy tubs.

they hold up entire buildings. do you really they think they give a shit about a couple tons of water? you already have a pic of a completed one, what is the point of this thread dingus?

>>1201510
>if i will use a liner or just seal it with silicone or some other stuff.

they used to have this display in the paint stores showing how UGL Drylock waterproofed cinder blocks. I'd google for real life discussions before trying it. I think it was more for waterproofing a basement so it might not apply to your small swimming pool.

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left hole without bar

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right hole without bar

I'd get some wide nylon webbing, then sew it with heavy needle and heavy duty thread on the inside to close the hole and reinforce it.....just a guess

perhaps ask in >>>/out/ later on

>>1201455

Not worth it

>>1201455
honestly better to start an actual mine and have fun that way.

>>1201455
You'll make more money by mining empty soda cans in the street for the deposit

>>1201413
>rent

complain to the landlord


otherwise look up how to disassemble a standard looking single handle delta faucet

>>1201419
>single handle delta faucet
Thats all i need to know, thanks m8

>>1201413
Pop the red and blue cap off
Use an allen key under it

>>1201100
Weed killer
mow your yard

>>1201100
>Cali
>hates weed
Goddamn did you move to the wrong place

>>1201100
How about you let the demonstrably well adapted stuff grow there instead of wasting water on sissy grass?

>>1200953
And its fucking beautiful, I prefer the words to random punctuation like C/C++ (my current).

>>1200953
>robots
where the fuck do you think you are >>>/r9k/
>my primary programming language
ideally you would be able to look at the project and hardware to fit the language to the project, not the other way around.
>Ada
language named after an insane whore famous for translating notes about a machine she had nothing to do with. try cutting off your balls first you fucking cuck.
>embedded
ha
>stubborn ability
there is no bad code, only bad coders.
>fucking NO resources
why do you need your fucking hand held?
go find the compiler standard or something

>>1200956
>prefer the words .. C
there is no random punctuation in C it is well defined and absolutely determined. you can replace whatever you want ask /g/ for some retarded preprocessor fun and games.

>>1200953
Adacore
Iso
Shit there's alot of published documents about it.

Last i heard airplane dont use it anymore. Everything is c now.

Be interesting to see how useful it really is, but if it was it would also be popular.

>>1200144
>so i can place any design
What did he mean by this?

I turned one of those into a bootleg soldering setup, and it hasn't burnt anything major yet.

>>1200147
I meant like changing the cover to a hand made design, or something like that, either by burning it or changing the leather

>>1200144
It's a rectangular box with a handle and fancy faux leather. What more do you need help on?