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throw it in the trash and zip tie a dildo to your rail instead

Wrapped narrow piece of 180 grit sandpaper around the shaft and then clamped it with some pliers.
That did the trick.

>>1080166
good thinkin lincoln!

>>1079728
>not powerful enough

stick them in parallel with resistors until you have enough power

>>1079733
They don"t have enough luminosity. So do you know what could be done with low luminosity IR LED ?

>>1080446
short distance wireless comms

Looks like separate low and high voltage areas, the white chips in between are probably optocouplers of some kind. My bet would be maybe bad caps, could be a mosfet too.

These things piss me off because the power boards are generally shit compared to the rest of the set, and all in all it's probably cheaper just to buy a new board, but if you can fix that one and do it well, maybe it will last.

>>1079003
That's what I'm hoping. The set itself is pre led thin line bullshit. It looks great and sounds good enough. I'm looking for insight on what might cause this though. It definitely seems like a thermal issue. If I read correctly you are telling me that those big black lines are isolations between circuits, if so I should only have to test to the left bit of it, seeing how once the back lighting cuts out I end up with everything else working. Does that sound correct?

>Anybody have any ideas where i should look?
it's almost always the electrolytic caps.
checklist for bad caps:
>smaller than a D cell battery?
>rated over 200 volts?
>right next to a heatsink?
score 2 out of 3 and there's 99% chance that cap will test low value/leaky/high ESR.

>>1072138
gtfo jimmu we have had this thread so many times

no body likes you

>>1072138
Diresta is okay but have you ever tried pooping while taking a shower and stomping it down the drain?

>>1072138
He has the balls to try anything but no so much the skills to match. His woodworking ability is that of a journeyman carpenter: That is to say, he slaps everything together with a couple of brads and calls it good. In one of his videos, he even uses a fisheye lens to hide the fact that the cabinet he just built was significantly out of square and the doors don't line up correctly. Such, it won't fall apart on your but it ain't pretty.

Jack of all trades, master of none.

I'm a newbie to 4chan but I'd follow a thread like this. I've been selling welding supplies for the past 16 years been in the business for about 25 Hobart makes a good machine for small shops or home use their a lighter duty machine made by Miller. Another machine you should look at is Lincolns mp210 it's a mig, tig & stick all in one (dc tig only) it runs about $1100 and the spoolgun for it is about $200 not sure if that's out of your price range but it'd give you some more options than just mig.

I'm going to start the process towards getting my welding certs from community college. Could anyone who has experience tell me everything they can about how it was for them or what it's like?
Also, can anybody recommend any good websites on how to start welding on my own please?
Good thread idea op. I'm also interested in underwater basketweaving.

>>1054309
>Who here has heard of underwater welding
I have. But again, I work in the dive biz... Biological research diver, but over here it's the same school that teaches underwater construction as well as research divers.

Apologies for the side photo.

It must be some kind of old air gap. Used so the you can't contaminate the water supply

>>1081606
Sounds plausible.

So in theory if I wrap it up, it's not going to explode or do something that could actually make it worse?

>>1081552
>The point where the water drains is stuck in a downwards motion
Water goes down by gravity into the drain you idiot

I don't think you understand. The part that is pushed down and acts as a plug is stuck

>>1081556
>stuck
how? just take it out the normal way

Drill it out or grind it off.

>>1081233
It looks really bad. You could try the ol rubberband thing but you'll most likely have to drill it out.

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>>1081234
>>1081236
The screw is perfectly flush with the gearbox, using a dremel is out of the question, and drilling it out is questionable.

Just leave it. Termites are more interested in solid wood and dry areas for homes. Burry the mess with dirt and you'll have one healthy spot for your ugly grass

Don't leave it, dig it out.
Continue to dig, form walls and pour in concrete, add a steel door and use as a bunker,
What do you think this place is? /B?

Dig it out. Don't half ass your own property

>>1080355
Maybe stop doing drugs.
Because that was unintelligible.

If you are trying to wrap a crystal, just ask.

If i were doing drugs i wouldnt be posting this derp @1080625

Cogs are the gears that you would find i.e. standing clock
Not just wrapping crystals. Trying to incorporate cyrstals, the cogs, a tiny bird cage together

Im asking for ideas\ examples of things to do with .30 gauge wire
Its very thin

Ive made some three and four wire lanyard about 4in in length with. May be usable as skeletal workings or idk

Began creating a skull

Will post images when they dont look like toddler scribbles

Do it anyway, nothing short of a bomb blast gets that resin-backed tape off.
Hell, it'll be there long after the wood probably rots away

It's easier to replace a hardwood step than a hip.

>>1080047
This Op

>>1079943
No, but doesn't look too hard... a box on a window with a light diffuser and some high quality rgb leds could get you any color or shade of white you wanted.

>>1079943
What about a light pipe/sun tunnel to let real light in?

>>1080713
What if he's 100 feet underground?

All jokes aside, the fake sunlight idea would be cheaper and easier unless he has to dig to install the window anyways.

>>1079352
For the lulz

Should have been a seven leaf clover

what' so special about a 4-leaf clover? all clover have 4 leaves. the only thing special i see is the green color. that's very very rare, they're almost always brown.

>>1079332
clamp straightedge to it and use circular saw

Across

>>1079332

seriously ask an adult to do it for you if you can't cut a straight line without fucking up

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use foil strips

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