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>>1148145
>should I do it online
>should I sell online

Excuse my retarded ass

Self bump

craigslist.

>>1147091
>How hard is it to learn to machine metal?
not hard at all actually. most of the CNC software is pretty much a video game on crack.

>>1147091
There is some subtlety to things, especially if you need to hit very tight tolerances or need efficient production, but it is quite straightforward at the basic levels.

The main problem is that useful CNC machines are very expensive, and mistakes are also very expensive.

>>1147107
i'm pretty sure that any CNC machine at a community college is going to be an akira seiki or something else thats noob friendly.

also sure that any machine he learns on is going to have been crashed at least 100 times already.

>>1146255
I'm already cracking up thinking about how they're going to slap a wad of gauze on you and make you wait in the ER lobby for four hours, the whole time you'll be in excruciating pain, doubled over, moaning and about to pass out! Just because nurses and docs have a very /b/ sense of humor! Enjoy!

>>1146255
hell no

what is so bad about your implants?

>>1146255
Sounds like you got it covered. This will in no way get you an involuntary commitment for self harm.

>>1146250

Get a proper boiler before you kill yourself with one of these...

>>1146250
just buy a new one they dont cost that much. also install a boiler like other anon said before you get electrozapped when showering

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>>1146250
You need more Amps. 60 should do it.

>>1144474
sure i guess, dont know much about it myself though.

was gonna buy one for my nephew and the prices were abit...lets say...more expensive than metal detector, so i went with that.

>>1144482
I got it for 550usd~, several upgrades, battery, controller.

A good metal detector over here is about the same price, just a tad more expensive, used. But you're also a criminal if you use it.

I got my nephew a cheap but powerful rc car last christmas and I think I got more hooked than he did..

>>1144474
Saw in the forums that the mods say it goes on /toy. I dont ducking know why tho. Not many toys i knoe of eith brushless eletcronics or nitro. These are also the same people that jewed me into a 4chan oass for buggybas fuck caotcha, says my pass is being used by another user 4 times a day, and bans me twice a day or more for shit i didnt post.

So, aside from their power of the banhammer i dont believe a fucking word these guys say. Have at it.

Oh, i built a remote control push mower powered by an electric wheelchair and dx6i transmitter and reciever combo. Think reciever was a110?

1. What the fuck is a lucky dip?
2. Dirt, probably

>>1144404

It's a large container full of some kind of material, with gifts hidden inside. You have to rummage around to find something, and you keep it.

>>1144399
Sawdust, shredded paper would be too easy to go through

>>1142652
Plutonium shipping container.

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First, I've been googling stuff that may leave the radiation outside.
I'd say a 5 layers would be enough.
A cheap but reflective metal, concrete, metal again, and concrete again, I don't know about other materials.

>>1142652
>5-10 Years

Buy a large Pacific island and colonise it. It'll be the cheapest option.

Indirect led lighting under cabinets, above interior soffits etc is fun, easy and looks cool as hell. Let your imagination run wild. Strings of RGB with a remote is cheap on E-Bay

I usually add some garlic potatoes with some of that cheddar shake that goes on popcorn

>>1152480
That or a raindrop showerhead, heated towel rack for the raindrop shower... mmmmmmm

For further clarification, I mean my kitchen countertops.

And I keep my apartment very clean.

Borax will get rid of them, there's a few recipes around to do it.
Cleaning surfaces down with a bit of diluted white vinegar also makes it un-appealing for them as well as messing with their scent trails.

borax sugar and water, ratios aren't super important
soak a folded paper towel in it and leave it near where you think they're coming in
let them go nuts for it, replace or rewet it occasionally
they take it back and share it with the others and the queen and it fucks with their digestion and the whole colony dies within 2 or 3 days

>>1150326
Yeah, lose the gut and you'll be able to push your dick down, thunder thighs.

>>1150326
For the past 40+ years I've been holding my dick back from touching the front.

Squat toilets are the best really. For health and ease.

>>1150326
just put your dick down the drain like i do

>>1149625

/b version is way better.

>>1149630

link?

>>1149634
Bleach and ammonia, obviously. Kills you and if you try post the recipe as something legitimate, earns you a ban.

I made something similar with an Arduino , although I used a motion sensor instead of a light sensor. This link will get you started, find a sketch / code for this would be very easy
https://www(dot)arduino.cc/

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Here you go...very simple

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Here is the code

>>1147309
>adjustable valve
yes

>>1147309
I imagine that's greatly simplified, but it's gonna be a pain starting an air pump underground. An adjustable valve is just gonna put more stress on the pump, just get a cheap triac PWM that works at the pump's rated wattage/current. And that better not be PVC pipe. You might want to make the air come out more dispersed around the pit, both so that fuel doesn't get down the holes and so you can get air to the fuel all around the pit and not just in the centre. I'd also make it so you can inject a liquid/gaseous fuel into the airflow and have the thing run off that, pretty sure it's more economical than charcoal, but don't quote me on that. More economical than both is to get some nichrome wire and make the furnace electric, of course it can't go above it's melting point, which is a cosy 1400°C. You'll also need some sort of lid to stop the heat from getting out. But it will need a hole in the lid so the right amount of heat can get out if you do have a blower.
https://youtu.be/Cte_LSYflAE

Fine tune the air with a inlet damper you mong

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>>1152422
Here you are, did I do good?

>>1152431
read the pinned thread retard

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>>1152432
>Welcome to /diy/, a place to:
>Post and discuss /diy/ projects, ask questions regarding /diy/ topics and exchange ideas and techniques.

I can't see the part where anons are encouraged to get us to do their dirty work for them. How is anyone but OP supposed to know what sort of notebook he wants? There are plenty of templates out there for both the dimensions, such as pic related, and for notebook covers. Or are you complaining that I didn't censor my pencil dong on a blue board?

>Some friendly suggestions for posting:
> - First ask Google, then ask /diy/. Your question will probably be better received if you do so.
>Google

>>1152227
sure. get it to space then wait a few hundred years for it to get going at a few mph. btw you cant turn and you cant stop. real useful

There's no air in space.

>>1152262
But there's plasma.