Archived threads in /diy/ - Do It yourself - 301. page

>>1103707
you sew them, maybe you should ask in /cgl/ about it

>>1103707
/k/ has whole threads about patches, but I think they get them made by some manufacturer.

depends on the level of quality you want

you can print onto fabric, then glue that onto a thicker piece of something

you can order them, but you will probably have to buy them in quantities

you can do kind of a photo transfer thing using a printed paper copy and modge podge

you could use an iron transfer tshirt kit

you can learn to embroider

>>1103721
/out/ does as well

the more well known guy I've seen orders them from someplace in asia I believe

>>1103530
Molten lead

>>1103530
Just swing by a thrift store and replace the mug. Not much you can do once the ceramic is chipped. Very difficult to find a glue that is waterproof+food safe+microwave proof+high temp.

>>1103530
Just get a new one for a couple of bucks. Its not worth your time and effort

>>1103448
What do you want to accomplish?

Would it be easier/cheaper to do whatever you want outside and pick up a respirator instead ?

>>1103455

I already own a gasmask with filters, just wondering what a viable solution is for a home electronics lab. A brand name Hakko or Weller extractor costs like 500$ and that seems pretty ridiculous to me.

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If it's something on your desk, consider one of these cheap $80-ish fume hoods for airbrushing. It comes with a hose and a fan to vent it out a window.

Other than that, you can make a much higher power one like I have. Take a plastic cloths or storage bin, cut it so it can lay flat on a table, put an AC filter on the bottom of it, cut a hole in the back of it and pick up one of those super cheap fart fan bathroom fans from Home Depot and just pick up some hose to attach it.

>>1103447

Parts are pretty common if you're in eastern europe, if you're anywhere else you might have to look online. AFAIK they share a lot of parts between models so it doesn't have to be for your exact one.

>>1103447
Check any local junk yards. Pulling and dropping a engine are something you two shouldn't be doing considering you're asking here.

>>1103453
I think I'll go check a few junkyards out tomorrow, thanks.

Fan and towels

>>1103353
The bee bit my bottom. Now my bottom big

>>1103358
thanks homer

First, you need to consider why people should buy from you? What do you have to offer compared to other suppliers? Specifically, if you're charging more or the same (since you don't have a reputation) for a comparable product, what makes your product special. If you're going cheaper, how do you intend to compete with economies of scale large manufacturers are enjoying the benefits of?

>>1103265
True we thought about it.
We want to create good quality holds for a normal price. I have 16 years of experience with climbing and my friend is climbing for like 10 years now.
The holds we're gonna make will be the "indoor" holds for different climbing and bouldering areas. We climb outside almost every month so we really want to spend some time to create nice holds.
We don't want to copy the rock, but there must be similar features on the hold tho.

All this above is our idea for the company.
We're working on our business plan right now and we're not gonna start with goals that are to hard to reach.
We will have most fun to build our own holds and when when we are ready for it we're gonna sell them.

So even if the company will fail, we still are able to create our own good climbing holds and thats what its all about.
Our passion

You might want to consult someone with knowledge on liability law, insurance and contracts. Just in case someone ends up permanently disabled and decides you're to blame.

Kill self

Become shut in, have groceries delivered, convert front of house into isolation room, clean all packages with bleach and heat. Make sure you wear a full radiation suit with supplied air.

Get a vaccination.

Wash your hands all the time, use hand sanitizer after touching anything in public

Dont be around people that cough, look or act sick.

Theres no way to avoid it. You can strengthen your immune system so they dont hit as hard or last as long, but if you have to deal with people or go places people go you'll probably get it.

Or go sars grade autism and wear a mask around in public.

>>1103233
if you don't catch the flu, the flu wins

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>>1103235
Is it possible to cook up my own vaccaine?

>>1103133
You could wrap up a few tons of imitation crab meat.

food grade plastic you say?

https://gizmodo.com/officials-seize-over-100-bags-of-fake-plastic-rice-in-n-1790365224

>>1103144
>>1103145
These are wonderful ideas but I will have to say that you are a bit gay and retarded.

>>1103112
unlock

Can you be a little more specific?

If your new phone is unlocked or locked but to the same provider as your old phone then no problem. You just need to check that the sim size s the same.

>>1103105

Nice, hope the gentrification keeps up so you can get some ROI in the future.

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>>1103107
Yeah, it's happening.

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>>1102855
What is your goal here, OP

>>1102855
my brother is learning and taking a class that need this software
Apparently is not a very friendly installation, and maybe you guy had some tips

I'l try this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peH1qMT-jBM

>>1102855
/dyi/ - do yourself in

>>1102846
Snake it.

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>>1102846
>When I fill up the right sink the left one gets backed up
blockage within red box causes water to go to other side through pipe marked in blue

>>1102846
>What do?
remove blockage

>>1102846
Turn your head about 90 degrees to the left.
Ask the man to fix it for you.

>>1102722
>the wall Im installing the rack on is too thin

why would the thickness of the wall matter when it would have to go into studs anyway

>>1102723
uwotm8?

>>1102722
your wall wont hold up that shit

you need to build a new wall

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>>1102690
Right now this is the big problem where the two pieces of wood join up at , I have my cables coming out of the hole and I would need to cut the wood in such a way as to give space for the cables, while still maintaining stability. I am wondering on a decent way of going about this

use an X instead of a V
miter the ends so they sit flush

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here are just some more pics of what I'm dealing with

What are some cheap tools to rent or buy to get the job done

>>1102437
If the intent is to make a strait up box, you would be better of making it with an inset top and bottom. You could do box joints but you don't really gain anything from it. They are harder to do then more traditional methods and no stronger.

That said, yeah, you can do it.

>>1102437
You could, but it's not the most effective. Using a dado, rabbet or groove joint for the top and bottom is a lot easier to do at no cost in strength. Finger/box joints just aren't needed when you have that much surface area to work with.

It would probably look cool though.

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Hey guys. Op here. These are the plans I have right now. They are very early of course and still doing some theory crafting but any tips?