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you should probably look online with the reference. or on the company website.
if you don't find anything, try asking directly by mail. it work sometimes.

I'd probably replace the anchors with some slightly larger but able to use the same size screw.
I'd also consider reusing those anchors with a good quality epoxy rated for use on concrete.

>>1024903
Thanks. Epoxy it will be.

>>1024906
take the screws out
epoxy the anchors in place fully seated
allow to cure completely
reinstall screws with bracket

>>1024852
Might wanna miter those alleged 60 degree cuts. I've yet to see a miter saw or table saw cut that sharp of an angle.

>>1024855

I was more concerned with beveling the edges of the plywood than mitering the 2x4. It'll be possible to manually miter the 2x4 rather easily, but cutting the board to match the corners is going to be difficult. The alternative: Finding 120 degree trim, is another can of worms.

>>1024852

I'll note that I'm using a similar structure to the design build in this link:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2332092

As you can see, he uses a few tricks to skip excessive angle cutting, but I'm still stuck cutting the plywood on the outside with some angle or another.

>>1024777
you could probably jump in the glassblowing thread. but I think an older flat lap machine would be better than what you posted. you can build one if you can get the steal. or a bridge drop. the larger the wheel the better.

I'm told from friends if you call the right company they will sell you basically any machine. you will not do it cheaper than the chinese bc the gov subsidizes shipping and for a long time the glass industry.

>>1024722
You should really get a structural engineer to see to this.
Posting a few pictures online won't allow us to look closely or make proper remarks on it.

>>1024724
Yeah, started calling around, first one was $1000, second one was $400. Can't find anyone else, would a contractor be cheaper and able to do it?

>>1024722
cant see a fucking thing, what is below, that is near, what is above, take multiple angles, what is under, what is behind, you picture is confusing as fuck there is no indication you are looking where, is it up, is it down, is it left or right, is it same place, what the fuck

WHAT THE Fuck at i looking at, is that a scrap piece of stick just sitting there, is this inside a wall or a roof or what

fuck me

Bumparoony

Frame it in and use aluminum capping outside. Please put in a drip cap.

>>1024719

Frame in the opening 1/2" bigger than the window size for both height and width. Put the window in and nail the flange off (new construction window) or screw it through the shims once square, level and plumb (remodel window). Flash the outside, caulk around it, install aluminum drip cap, etc. Low expansion foam on the inside, then patch the drywall and siding around it.

I like using Flexwrap on the rough sill and going up about a foot on each side of the framing too along with caulking. Also if its possible, keep the top of the window at the same height as the rest of the windows in the room, especially if there is a window close to the new one on the same wall, just looks weird if they dont line up once the casing is on.

>iPhone

Found the problem.

>>1024687
funny oblohohohoo. no

before you go ahead and rip some flexcables are you sure that your gps problem isn't a software issue after all? i mean using nothing but the mostly sparesly equiped gps module on cellphones almost always results in lo accuracy n shit.

Have you tried Wikipedia, the encyclopedia everyone can vandalize?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_multiplier
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockcroft%E2%80%93Walton_generator

A CW generally has two ladders of buckets. The first ladder gets pushed from the bottom, spilling charge into the buckets on the second ladder. The higher up a bucket is, the less good of a kick it gets, in other words the stacking is less effective the more stages you have.

The CW does not output DC, it outputs n*Vdrive with the Vdrive superimposed.

I really suggest playing around in LTspice if you want to get an idea of the waveforms. Then build it, and try to figure out why your real-world circuit sucks so bad (parasitics).

>>1024462
Thanks, I don't understand most of the words, but I'm downloading LTspice now.

>>1024348
>When I plugged my phone into the mic. socket
what did you plug in and into what port on your computer?

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>>1024348

>>1024354
plugged the purchased device's 4 pin 3.5mm jack into the 4 pin 3.5mm computer socket, used a 3.5mm male-to-male lead to connect the audio-out socket of the phone to the audio-in socket of the purchased device.

There are a lot of good resources on the sticky.
What I remember now is kipkay from make magazine, but the sticky names a few more.

Either get a door or a bottom slider for the curtains to seal the water in.

Being this retarded.

That unit wasn't build properly at all. It needs a sliding glass door and/or a trough drain. Jesus christ, surprise shit thread.

I've done this once before so check with the others here, but cover the floor with paint stripper (xylene or acetone or whatever) and scrape it off with a putty knife. This is what I did to remove surface polyurethane, but if his preexisting finish is closer to a stain, I don't know what to do. Also make sure to wear a chemical mask and keep the area ventilated, or you're gonna have a bad trip. Don't cover too much at a time, or it will evaporate before you scrape the stuff off.

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I've done research, but haven't really found much aside from the Chinese want money.

If you can do 50 pullups you can defend yourself with wing chun.

Dragon dildo with cumlube kit.

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>>1023856
I'd never actually make it out of the city in a real disaster because the streets would be totally jammed by morons kit.

>>1023856
A concealed kit so you can be the gray man instead of open carrying kits or having obvious strange bulges in your pack.

Unless you live where fishing kit is useful AND you test and prove your kit it may be dead weight.

Study "soldiers load" then make a complete bugout pack that doesn't look like one. You can also make a larger pack to complement it.

PVC is not the point. The mission is the point with PVC being a tool. How many SF troops carry PVC kit? PVC is best for burying waterproof stashes. (Bury under scrap pile or other shit where metal detectors will be disregarded if used.)

A pole-digging tool is nice for buring PVC deep with minimal ground disturbance.

>>1023739
http://www.evenfallstudios.com/woodworks_library/woodworks_library.html