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Data sheet or anything?

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>>1165846

>>1165839
Would it be a safe assumption that you've read through whatever instructions the creator of the shield wrote, or am I being to optimistic here.

>>1165676
Sallam Alakhum brother.

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This is what I use.

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It works well with steel wool, or nigger hair(same thing)

>>1165157
Reupholster you retard
Are you expecting some kind of 4chan magic that will allow you to unburn something?

>>1165160
no, I'm just poor as fucc and wasn't totally sure if there was some unspoken for method that crafty internet wizards could possibly reveal to me.
Please do not swear on my profile, thanx.

Go back in time and quit vaping

>>1163936
>using water to cool the air so the air can cool you

why not just use the water to cool yourself, zero electricity

>>1163936
These are only good for spot cooling where the cold air flow is directly hitting you. Otherwise, they don't do all that well cooling a room.

I use them when working in attics or other hot places. I use a large box fan and a fountain pump. I have the it pump the cold water through vinyl tubing to a copper tube spiral on the front of the fan, back through more vinyl tubing, and into the cooler. I can then direct the air flow where I need it.

In my area it is very humid too, so I have to place a towel on the floor in front of the fan to catch the condensation.

>I would like to cut down on my electricity bill this summer.

Sit with your feet in buckets of ice water and a wet towel around your head with a fan blowing on you. You'll be as cool as a cucumber.

>>1163942
I forgot to add that you can use water bottle as ice packs both for cooling you and for use in the cooler as ice cubes.

>>1163864
sit on your head, no spine pressure, increased blood flow

>>1163864

they make these chairs that have no back and the seat points down at your feet at an angle they are like seats for meditating or doing yoga or some shit

>>1163864
why did you post this on /diy/ ? get out of here weeb

>>1163543

No...use silicone, it's only 8-10$ a tube...

Polyfilla is for drywall repair and isn't waterproof/resistant...

>>1163543
I work as a builder and I just got done fixing where someone did exactly this. No. Don't do it. Just get silicone. you can shape it in place with a wet thumb and some care and it's cheap. Don't do this to yourself OP.

3M 5200 marine adhesive sealant is designed for through-hull boat use and makes all conventional RTV silicone shit by comparison. It has far better wetting and adhesion. Worth the money. I use it all the time indoors and outdoors.

Available at most hardware stores and online.

>>1162610
you buying a lathe?

3 jaw - good
4 jaw - good
quick change gearbox - good
tailstock - good
stand - good

watch mrpete222's 'buying a lathe' series
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqYOgtQGdA

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>>1162613
This local is selling this.

Basically I dont know shit about machining at all other than what a lathe, end mill, and drill press are.

I have no idea what to look for or what to avoid.

Thanks for the link, will watch.

>>1162610

Not a professional machinist, but I know some things.

Like the other guy, going to hazard a guess that you're interested in that lathe.


My only concern would be how worn the bed is. If it's fucked, the same fuckery will show in your work. You can recondition them, but it's very labor-intensive.

Quick-change gearboxes are attractive features. Manually swapping out gears to thread is absolute garbage. That's half the reason I'm working on converting my mini lathe to CNC.

What's the asking price on it?

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Another angle

Stems

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Here's a picture of the sink set itself, if anyone can recognize that.

Looking for stems now.

Trafficmaster Allure Ultra, you can buy it from home depot online. Make sure it's the "ultra" type though as it is thicker than the lower grade they offer, somewhere between 3/8" and 1/4". Last I checked I think there was like 20 or 25 variants they made.

I installed some in my construction office about 5 years ago, which sees a ton of traffic including a couple of large dogs, and it still looks like new. It's for the most part indestructible. It would probably outlive you.

>>1165910
Thanks for the recommendation. I'll see if I can convince my family to go for one of these.
https://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/Dark-Hollow-Oak-EVP-Coreluxe-XD-EVPDKH7/10041439
My family's heart is set on this. I'm a bit skeptical of lumber liquidators, though. Especially since this has no reviews. The 50 year warranty seems promising, however.

>>1165910
Seconding this. I use Allure Ultra in all my rentals and I never have a problem. For a bit of added protection, you can paint the subfloor with Kilz before you install the planks. It costs a bit more per foot than laminate or sheet vinyl, but it's well worth the cost in the long run. I don't even bother with carpet in the bedrooms anymore.

If you get 10mm, or thicker, planks, you can even swap them out if one of the planks gets scratched. They're practically indestructible though.

Another alternative is self-adhesive vinyl tile. If one of these gets damaged, you can just heat it up, pull it off, and slap in a new one. They're about half the cost, but they don't look as good IMO.

>>1165725
shitake mushrooms are pretty lucrative. saffron.

marijuana if you live in a legal state and if there are morels growing near you i assume you are.

>>1165725
See: >>>/out/993583

There's a few posts on that.

>>1165728
>marijuana if you live in a legal state

Feds can still raid "legal" grows. It is still illegal federally. They do it all the time still.

>>1165734
thanks for that anon

>>1165501
Try removing the plating

>>1165508
If I remove the plating, I won't be able to put itback on.

This is what you get for buying chinese toys

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So build it.
Trial and error. If you can make one frame work, the hard part is over.
$30 worth of shit and one afternoon, that's all it takes to fuck around and see for yourself what works and what don't. Hit a snag? Take a pic and come back.
Trial and error.

>>1165220
Go in an home depot and look for those plastic pipes and try to figure out what you will need, try to make it sturdier adding some diagonal pipes or it will collapse on itself with some wind.

And anchor it to the ground.

Take a nice sheet of paper and start with that and see it will work well.

I'd like to make one myself, to grow in vertical some vegetables.

>>1165310
>>1165497
/thread
it won't look good but:
1:it will work
2: it will be waaaaaaay cheaper than what you can buy half way built

Goddamn you got some shitty taste in wine. Hope that was free too

>>1164626
They have soft dome tweeters so they at least arent completely bottom of the barrel
Dont ruin them just for the sake of ruining them, the magnets arent going to be worth anything.

put them in ebay

>>1164603
is making cement pots(big ones) for plants a good way to make money?

>>1164603
Lol. Nice.

>>1164605
i fucking hate cement! but if you have good castings, maybe. now get out.

>>1163989
Microwave oven? That's my guess, try googling, there has to be an answer already somewhere

>>1164005
This. soap will melt. Use a double boiler setup on your stove instead of a microwave though.

>>1164010
This is exactly what I do to melt my soap together. My favorite bar soap only comes in tiny circles, so I melt them together