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let me google that for you: shoe glue

Gorilla glue. Holding my work boots together and has done so for years.

>>1021244
Take them to a cobblers, you know, those people who fix shoes, they still exist you cunt

I use a Nova G3 chuck for bowls and just some cheap PSI spur drive and live center for spindles/between centers work.

That said, I am terrible at woodturning and still can't get the hang of the skew chisel without 100% risk of a catch so yes that tool in particular scares the shit out of me. I'm considering getting those EZ carbide turning tools as a result.

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i'm confident this the chuck you need

>has handrails so you can be safe riding the cross slide

>>1021278
too small for me

>>1021229
>how do i engineering degree
go to school

>>1021229
>How do I avoid killing myself in the process?

just wing it and go real slow

>>1021229
Draw out a detailed schematic (measurements and shit)
Go to the city and request a permit
Read about pouring concrete and shit
Have money for more qualified people to do it for you.

>>1020935
Holy fuck, typos what am I drunk?
Does anyone else use one of these?

>>1020936
Yes, though I mostly treated it as a kit with most of the parts I wanted to start. They're kinda crappy without some work.

>>1020935
I've found that 40W is wholly insufficient for most phased plasma rifle builds. You've got to get up into the 50W range to really put some oomph downfield.

>>1020663
also wandering if you know some website where you could send the CAD model and get it forged.

>>1020663
forged carbon fibre costs many bitcoins

if you're this stupid and can't even find materials, you're not capable of working with so-called exotic materials. Exotic when, 1940?

>>1020550
It depends on the specific crop. Honestly. Different vegetables, like different animals, have different "diets". Google your specific crop and see what it needs in terms of specific minerals and pH balance.

>>1020550
That cable management made me orgasm.

>>1020550
GENETIC ENGINEERING

Prep up the lab, nerd.

>>1020534
first step is, get a fish that will withstand the climate you live in
after that put the said fish in the body of water
after that feed it accordingly to its natural desire (not everyday I assume)
and thats about it

How big a body of water? What kind of fish were you hoping to keep? We need more details than that.

>>1020534
Fish can't live in your pool. They don't like chlorine.

First step is to put some regular-sized sand in a sand grinder, to mill it down to the appropriate size. Wear a respirator, the dust can cause sand madness.

Heat up two marbles in the oven on the clean cycle for five hours, then jam a straw in each one and blow really, really hard to evacuate the center. Pour the ground sand down the straws, pull them out and mash 'em together to connect the openings that were left.

For the frame, try two dimes and some toothpicks that are nicely chromed. Electroplating the wood is left as an exercise for the reader.

>>1020352
Wow, thaks a lot.

>>1020352

Will McDonald's straws do?

>>1017068
enclose your plants in a wire cage

>>1017070
that would take a lot of wire, and a bit difficult for picking

bird netting would be more likely

>>1017073
there has been a cat hanging around, and usually all the birds sound the alarm when it's lurking aboot

>>1011035
Stuff like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scdb18Mp4ac

>>1011035
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=943E-FYyT_c

>>1011042
Yeah.

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>>1022399
You may do well to take a look over here:

http://www.fieldlines.com/index.php

>>1022402
Thank you, ill check it out!

>>1022399
place coil in container of coil varnish
pull vacuum on container
keep under vacuum for 10-20 minutes
release vacuum
remove coil
bake on low or allow to dry naturally

>>1022284
Anon, don't forget the heatsink

And cpu stickers

>>1022287
Bonus points:
Design a water cooling system

>>1022284
Fuck that project.design a phone thats worth a shit.

>>1022205
Yes. Light spectrum. CFLs do not do the broad spectrum of colour that incandescents do, meaning your biomass is getting less light for no good reason. Unless you are going full retard on LEDs and such, incandescent evey time.

>>1022209
Can you elaborate? I've never heard anyone suggest using incandescent lamps for growing. It's all led, cfl or metal halides

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You just have to make sure you hit all your required frequencies. Obviously the most important frequencies you gotta about are chlorophyll a (429nm or 662nm) and chlorophyll b (453nm or 642nm). Then there are additional frequencies you have to worry about depending on the plant. LED setups are the best when you know exactly what plant you're using to maximize efficiency.

>>1022182
There is a reason soldering iron exists, so use it

>>1022184
Would do if I owned one, but I don't do enough soldering to justify buying one when a small roll of solder and a disposable lighter are so much cheaper for a one-off job

>>1022185
Lighters don't solder