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>>1232541
>inb4 420durhurhur

why did you put that? why did you post a retarded pic to start your thread?

it's fine to be a pothead. but don't try to fool us.

>>1232559
Kayli pls fuck me(regardless of whether or not you have a dick)

>>1232559
Because this isn't the first time I've asked hydroponics help here and every time it turns into a pothead meetup.

making vulcanized rubber belts isn't as easy as you thing it is.

>>1232249
use o-rings?

O ring kit.easy to craft belts any length.

>>1232198
1x4, 1x6, whatever, spruce pine or fir, it'll be the cheapest. Or poplar. Don't buy expensive woods to practice on. Get nicer woods from a mill or hardwood dealer, not the hardware store. You'll find higher prices and lower quality at home depot.

>>1232202
Okay got it.

>>1232202
This
They sell them at most hardware stores.
You can make a dovetal box with it easily enough, dont buy the more expensive hardwoods just cheap stuff

Look for the S4S wood, its stuff thats been "surfaced all 4 sides" so it will be square enough for what you want to do.

Also try to find their odd sized cutoff wood. Youll find a whole section of scrap wood thats small and cheap, maybe youll find something suitable to play with

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Bass with current pickguard

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Bass without any pickguard on

>maple fretboard
I was going to shit on you, but now I can't.

Get a paint that's you can thin, and dries hard. The acrylic paints used for model cars is probably a good choice, and the proper brush. Test it on the back of the guard, some solvents(like those found in paints) can melt some plastics. You'll want to clear coat it. Get a test piece and use the paint on it. After the proper dry time use your clear coat choice and make sure it doesn't make the paint bubble, melt, flake, or otherwise get messed up. Also, check the clear coat on the back of the pickguard. You'll want to use an aerosol if you don't have a paint gun or air brush, and I've seen a couple of aerosol clear coats with acetone in them(will melt plastic). Spray it in a dust free area.

>>1214205

We already have a thread for this.

You killed a thread for this.

>brown sugar, white sugar
it's going to taste like shitty watered down white rum, *if* you can get rid of the yeast taste

to reduce/remove the yeasty flavor without extra shit:
decant or siphon it when it stops bubbling. let it sit in the vessel until it clarifies. decant or siphon it again. keep doing this until there's no sludge on the bottom.

also bread yeast is shit. get some champaign yeast off amazon, shit's like a dollar a packet and a packet is good for 5 gallons

>>1232130
Nope. Nobody never has made alcohol at home.

Catcha is literally designed to prevent what you're trying to do.

There is no easy way to bypass it with a bot or else it would be completely pointless.

There are ways to do it in software, but they are not reliable. Better to hire an Indian to answer Catchas for you.

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>>1232113
since4pass

>>1232113
There are some services online that offer captcha solving at a relatively low price. They just have a bunch of people constantly solving captchas. Look for captcha farms or captcha solving services or just automate the whole process except the captcha solving itself and do it yourself.

>>1231946
Check how much power a vibrate uses vs car audio. Car will also be on shocks so account for that.

>>1231946
Probably. Hell it might even work better. But i think your supposed to stop vibrating on it to dry. So keep the sweet tuba jams to a minimum after the initial 6 alternator shakedown bro

>>1231947
Dude, spl alone just pointed near the same direction.

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>>1231941
This is what I'm working with

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>>1231942
Logically i should be moving towards something like this but the current setup is not at all similar

Peculiar. Do you have a multimeter? Check restance from the end of a pickup wire to that pickups metal base plate.

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A little closer

Spray the circuit boards with conformal coating put it together, then spray the outside with conformal coating. You can fill the inside with petroleum jelly but it might wreck the acoustics.

The ear hole can be covered with a small piece of very thin waterproof fabric, ideally something like goretex, but other materials are possible too, just not as good. It will definitely sound muffled.

Unless you really need it to be able to be submerged in water I wouldn't cover the ear hole. Water shouldn't be able to get in there while you're wearing it unless you actually dunk your head underwater.

>>1231907
Thanks a lot. Yeah, I just wanna use them under heavy rain without fear of them shorting out in my ears.

What about sealing the casing with superglue and wrapping up the electronics in duct tape? Would that work?

>>1231835
Go to growmen on /out/

>>1231835
That's a somewhat common color pattern shared with a few cultivars.
Roses are not like most plants- when you cross two types, the offspring is generally unlike either parent.
Look at:
>Peace
>Love&Peace
>Kordes Perfecta
"Kordes" is actually an award/title from a German horticultural society, if a rose has passed that certification its usually included in the retail name because its quite prestigious.

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>>1231835
They had some of these at a local Lowe's last season, here's a picture of the tag. Gf wanted one but they got bought up too fast.

farts

>>1231832
don't you fucking dare take anything to that patina. Oil it up and get it running again, but for the love of god and the memory of those who fought for the (((allies))) DO NOT clean that surface up. just free up any cooroded mechanisms.

>>1231900
this

oil or wax to preserve the patina, use it

dont be a faggot OP

>>1231799
Not enough information. Verify the outlets with a lamp as well.

Look up owner's manuals for each unit

You should be able to find fuses in the index, if there's no index look for a troubleshooting page.

>>1231814
Also, make sure all gfci's are reset if applicable. Power surge can ruin anythong plugged into the wall. Next tine shut off all breakers in your house except for a single light so you'll know when piwer comes back on.

This is a troll thread, everyone knows this has never happened and you do not need fuses in appliances.

>>1231789
>is this an exploded capacitor?
Is what and exploded capacitor?
>three pics with nothing pointed out or described

If you're referring to the black blob, that's the brain of the unit with epoxy covering it.

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Fence line.

"lush" - are you Welsh? I thought only we used that word these days.

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>>1231817
good to see that I'm not the only Welshman on /diy/

>>1231622
>welding lenses loose effectiveness over time

If they are glass they won't lose effectiveness. If they are plastic or polycarbonate or are coated, then most likely

Also you have to protect either one from damage from like scratches, etc..

The next solar eclipse is in 2024 and will be like in the eastern part of the US

>>1231702
I'm hoping to make a short trip to get closer to the path...day into very slightly less bright day is not nearly as interesting as day into night

I don't plan on actually using the lenses for anything else (welding), so keeping them clean shouldn't be a problem

sure, I could just get a pair of paper glasses before the next one, but if I'm going to put out a couple bucks anyway, I might as well get something a bit sturdier/versatile for making a ghetto helmet and or snapping some photos

>>1231709
>a bit sturdier/versatile for snapping some photos
They call that a neutral density filter. Available at almost any camera shop.