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Get a person to hold the other end like its a strecher. If it is really that far then you can make some handles.

If you dont have one near by you can usualy rent on for less then $10/hour.

>>1093251

Just put it between two pieces of ply and put some rubber wheels on.

>>1093263
Don't forget to add rails on the bottom for some epic grinds.

It has been said that a lousy boat builder makes an excellent carpenter.
Meaning that building boats can be tricky. You need to define first what kind of boat you are looking for. Flat bottomed or V, for how many and so on. Also if you haven't gone shit like this before and planning to build it in the evenings and weekends then your timetable is overly optimistic.
Boats are tricky. Tell something about your criteria, otherwise it's a no go.
I happen to have two boat renovation projects that are never going to finish so you can pick them up. Unfortunately you live too far away...

>>1093215
Flat-bottomed and for 3 people. I haven't done shit like this before and I am planning to build it when im free. Between work and exercising.

I also live in NJ.

Make a little sail for it and a rudder

You won't regret it.

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Pic related is the closest I've gotten... but I can't help that think because the holes are countersunk the wrong way, I'm looking at the wrong product. We want the right tool for the right job, yes?

>>1093172
That just goes on the inside of a right angle. You want one to go on the outside then.

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>>1093170
Why not just make B wider and bolt it on to the sides?

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>>1093084
The box it was found in

such horrible resolution...

>>1092868
pic unrelated

>>1092869
Should be related, though - that's the IKEA set of containers, like $3 for the whole lot here.

Acquire some. Toss out all the mismatched crap.

>>1092872
will they still sell them in 10 years? can i get them with clear lids?

>>1092626
Not completely sure if this is the same one I had, but the shape is identical. Yes, it did eventually give me the "yellow light" making it unusable. My dad opened it up and gave it a once over with a heatgun and it seemed to temporarily fix it. Not sure what was happening specifically. Haven't touched it since.

>>1092626
Yeah sounds like a great idea why not just leave it in the oven too.
It makes more heat under load doing intensive operations so there will still be thermal cycling.
I would suggest you have a look to see if anyone has come up with any mods to keep it cool, replacing the fan or drilling holes I guess, Peltier cooler or some shit.

Maybe something as simple as putting it on its side or packing the feet to let more shit circulate around it, giving it a good dust maybe.

damn europeans and rohs compliance

Rubber is one of those materials that when it has deteriorated. That's pretty much it, without a recycling process.

That rubber has gone through a chemical reaction of oxidizing and cross linking the polymer chains losing it's pliability permanently.

So basically you can't do anything about the hard soles beside replace them.

>>1092619
>>1092633
we meet again entropy.

not reliably or safely

>>1092459
What would make it safe?

>>1092459
They would charge reliable and safely, you're thinking of lipo's in series. The only downside is that they will charge at half speed, but that probably isn't an issue.

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>>1092180
Google says it's a shoe stretcher.

>>1092180
1600 abortion tool

>>1092180
That's a mechanical dildo.

You can shove it up your bum hole or your wife's snatch.

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You can cut it like normal, then use a lighter to tidy up the ends. The heat will make any frayed pieces shrivel up for a nice clean look.

>>1092125
This.

>>1092091
Shameless bump. Anyone point me in the right direction if I can't get an answer here?

ifttt, but I think the app for that thing is probably slow to update and shitty enough that you'll have to run it through another app to get something ifttt will be able to read, rending this whole thing useless.

>>1092102
It syncs when I ask it to, so I could script it to do so every 10 mins or so.

>>1092065
You can try a simple aop preamp. Quite easy to do, It s linear enough

>>1092065
This is a good page.
Impedance matching isn't a huge deal for audio.
http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/6846/how-important-is-impedance-matching-in-audio-applications

A preamp sounds like a good idea. A Mic In isn't designed to amplify a guitar and would probably be lousy at it

I used to do this but I plugged my guitar into my amp, then ran a line from my amps headphone jack into my laptops mic input. So if you have an amp already it should work. Now I just use a Tascam interface

Depends on your wall.

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>>1092060
why not just run it on your ceiling like me?

>>1092060
quick answer, it can be easy, it can be hard, it depends.

what a stupid thread.

Wear a dual mag pouch and carry multitool plus othertool. I carry a Leatherman 300 and a Pelican flashlight (plastic body doesn't short electrical connections when working on vehicles) but you can fit many things in mag pouches.

What is a LEATHERMAN?

>>1092135
I dont think a multitool is an "alternative to a multitool"

Your reading comprehension is about as poor as the leathermans pliers.

You could, but adding on to your property adds value, then you get fucked in taxes. It would eventually cost more to do it this way.

>>1091701
Wow, you must be making next to nothing. Even I was able to swing 220k making $13 an hour straight out of college a few years ago.

100k for land can be a big if. In my town, 100k would get you 1/10th of an acre in a bad neighborhood. I have no clue what land prices are where you live but it's easy enough to look. Check online. Make sure it has utility hook-ups. Those alone can run into the tens of thousands of dollars. As for a house for under 100k, sure. The thing you have to understand though is that square footage is the cheapest thing to add to a home. So a home that costs 140k could have twice the square footage of a home that costs 100k, if that is all you are adding.

Maybe consider getting a lot on a corner or with alley access and building a two story garage/1 bedroom apartment. Live in that shit while you save up money and then build the house when you have the cash. It's generally fairly easy to dupe the permitting board but just telling them you started construction on the apartment and then ran out of money for the main house and that you will build it later.

>>1091715

This is why you buy a a good hunk of land. Then build a tiny little shack. get it assessed for taxes then dig... and dig. and dig some more. until the shack is nothing more then the foyer to the ultimate man cave / rape dungeon.

land is important though. you will need somewhere to dump the dirt.