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Is Big Clive actually queer or just too autistic to interact with women?

>>1191089
I'd say he's too autistic/aware that women just ruin all fun manly hobbies

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Why AvE am so bald?

You might try asking on /k/ but if I were working on that weapon I would try cold blue instead of spray paint.
http://www.ktgunsmith.com/coldblue.htm

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>>1190858
>reasonably possible to build your own
i wouldn't want to be the neighbor of someone that diy'd a home capacity flywheel storage system

im interested in alternative storage for data and energy too OP

checkout youtube diy flywheels

i saw one where a guy used a weighted oil drum for example

>>1190858
This will not work in the slightest because you have to expend (and continue to expend) energy to spin the flywheel. Also I wouldn't imagine it lasting more than an hour even with magnetic bearings, you would need a massive flywheel or a series of them to provide ample power.

Neighbors... look at the economic situation of those around the house to get an idea of security measures you Will need to take. How much of your sidewalk/driveway can town construction rip up and destroy. Think about invasive species near the house and distance to different services such as police, fire, medical, school, food and other delivery services. Major things are important but a bunch of small things can really break a good house. I.e. is it worth buying a cheap house but good-looking house if crime rates are ridiculous. Just things that come to my mind. Oh and the heater/ac/boiler

And u might even think about knocking and asking the neighbors what they know. It would be worth an awkward exchange

>>1190659
>>1190660
Good idea. It is a very small town and the house is located literally in the middle of "downtown" with the courthouse, sheriffs dept, jail, 2 lawyer's offices, and magistrate building boxing in the house. It is probably the safest house in the entire town.

It'll be fine anon.
source: I work around this stuff everday.

Lower it onto some wooden or concrete blocks that can support its weight. What would you do if the jack slipped and it was sitting on the ground

>>1190461
For fucks sake. Jack stands you dipshit. Jacks of all kinds fail, takes effort to fuck up a jack stand.

>Equip bayonet.
>Chuck gun at wall so it sticks.
>Enjoy wall mount.

>>1190370
I did say thanks for any help, so i thank you for that

>>1190362
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Tornado-30-lb-Steel-Ladder-Hook-48044/202639949

something like this

>>1189772
Material Thickness (inches)
Lead 4
Steel 10
Concrete 24
Packed Dirt 36
Water 72
Wood 110

overkill with the lead.

>>1189772
sarcophagus?

>>1189772
Lead = $1 a pound scrap for general public. Better deals can be had. Bit it's getting hard to horde and outlawed in some states.

Better find some junk sailboat keels

>frame
It's the 'seatpost' that's broken. Just buy a new one for $9 on amazon.

It's usually made of aluminum, so you'd need to TIG weld it. No TIG welder is going to do that for less than $9 (or 50 for that matter).

>>1188715
JB weld? Remember to sand both surfaces and remove residues with alcohol before applying.

>>1188751
>need to tig weld it.
Shut the fuck up if you have no idea what the hell you're talking about.


>>1188715
That's a press fit inteface that is usually bonded with a two part epoxy. Clean off the residue on both parts of the fitting, get any metal bonding epoxy you want and put it back together.

I own a bike shop and you see this quite regularly on cheaper seat posts. the fit is usually pretty poor between the two and the bond breaking down from rocking/rotational stresses among other things like heat and cold.

We especially see this a lot more during late fall early spring when people are out riding in freezing weather.

>tought experiment
Why, when we have supar serios 100% real community threads all the time?
Go to r9k, maybe their Camp Homo shit is still running.

>>1188074
>Go to r9k, maybe their Camp Homo shit is still running.

this

so true anarcho communism?

battery acid

The problem in that picture isn't the clover, it's the bare patches inbetween. Put some strong grass seed down and cut the lawn before the clover can flower, nobody will notice it isn't all grass.

>>1187401
Boiling water.

something to do with cost

>>1187120
This is going to sound harsh, apologies in advance.
Nobody gives a fuck about your gimpy battery tester.
Nobody in the company needs it, is interested in it, will ever use it.
The entire purpose of you making this is to make sure you know enough to work on other projects. That's my assumption.
If you build it using things nobody in the company uses, has ever used, will ever use, has tested in production, then it doesn't prove your competence, it doesn't show you can work in their team or on their projects.

Many people think of arduino is for babyish retards and art students. That is obviously true but its not the reason your boss is telling you to avoid it.

Any time you introduce something new to a project there are problems, errata that people aren't aware of, teething problems people should have foreseen but inevitably didn't. Tldr it costs money and resources.

Tried tested and true. That's the way forward. Prove you are flexible enough to work something new then once you gain trust you can innovate.

>>1187142
wouldn't developing time cost more than the ic itself?

>>1187144
The battery tester is used for QC'ing Purposes, so internal use only. The current method of testing them takes up about 8 minutes of testing, while automating it can take <1 minute (hopefully 30 seconds)
The benefit of is reducing development time, not necessarily product cost.

4 scoops

This bord for pick things up not fill them in

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>>1187103
Don't listen to him you're gonna need one more scoop

>>1186314
You can do it with just that.

Protip: Use cabinet or furniture grade plywood, not MDF. It's lighter, lasts better, won't fall apart if you get it wet and easier to screw and glue.

>>1186318
Will it say cabinet or furniture grade, or is there a code or something else to look for to indicate that?

>>1186321

Just regular plywood and not OSB/MDF/Hardboard etc. It will be marked specifically as "plywood" and also say which type of wood it is made with. The regular stuff is usually spruce.

Is this that bunker-cargo-container-crabmeat meme guy is this what he does and I've just never seen him live before
Or is it a serious dude in which case God help us all because these guys will be taking the reigns
Or is it pasta and I'm a fag

>>1186284
I'm not quite sure what you're talking about

>>1186279
>positive pressure
You mean having a ambient-pressure sub? You put an oversized scuba regulator inside the container along with a beefy air tank and you could theoretically go down to 66m just with a little silicone. I wouldn't advise it, but there's no reason not to, apart from the expensive setup, and potential inability to resurface if you can't drop your ballast. You'll need a 1.5m^3 storage tank to store all the air that going down to 66m would require, so have fun with that. Oh and there's also a guy here building his own atmospheric pressure submarine: >>1167466

>>1185760
OP, you seriously could have built a flat deck trailer for much less time, effort, and money.
What on earth was the logic here?

>>1185766
Haha okay bud, less money than the 150 the trailer cost me? Plus whatever the 2x6 decking will cost

>>1185766
But I'm glad you know how to read other people's opinions on Google lmao