Archived threads in /diy/ - Do It yourself - 490. page

>>1015574
you cant't (lol)

>>1015574
YouTube would have to have the original raw upload to reprocess, which is unlikely, as they only need the processed video.

It's not magic, sorry.

Did your internet connection get better? Youtube defaults to lower quality if you're connection is too slow to stream high.

Also, is there any way to fix it so that thermal paste doesn't get on my cpu when I put my heat sink on again?

Just kill yourself.

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The brand, if it helps.

These are quality, expensive screens - fkn waste as sunblinds. Apart from that, are you trying to operate at an angle? vertical only operation should work (better..). then hang ennd over something.. dunno how you setup at the moment, but they definitely designed for vertical use.

>>1015158
>the other is a flat key that fits into a bracket to hold tension
>>1015180
>but they definitely designed for vertical use.
However it is mounted the flat key should be in the vertical || position.

Are you gonna castrate that hard drive?

>>1014966
yes because i need small engine

>>1014967
Are you making a diy fleshlight with the motor?

>>1014927
Plug it into a fused outlet and put a meter on it. If it's not obvious, open it up, plug it back in, and trace the power from the source to the destination. If all that seems to work, then you're fucked bc it's not electrical lol

Outages don't often kill equipment ( hard disks can be the exception). Most equipment failures occur because of the voltage spike when the power comes back on.

If you get a power failure, turn off everything except the lights in the room you are in. turn those on so you know when power has returned.

A lot of electrical kit has inbuilt fuses (sometimes small, soldered in place and hard to find). Give us derails on the pump and maybe we can tell you.

Could also be the impeller seizing due to contaminant buildup (assuming its an impeller one not a diaphragm) does the pump make any noise when on?

>>1014935
Ignore the request for details.
http://www.purewaterproducts.com/img/docs/manuals/IMI-104c.pdf
The polyfuse might have died (the one that cuts the pump if they overheat) or it might be time to replace bits - see the bottom of the manual.

>>1014812
see
>>>/out/800718

I don't see anything wrong exactly. Check for leaf hoppers.

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>>1014812
when it droops like that it means its hot as fuck. The plant droops its leaves to avoid being overheated by the sun, usually means its dehydrated. I would be more worried about whatever is eating your leaves

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>>1014812
Has your stupid ass ever thought that maybe bugs are eating your plants?

If that isn't the case go to Zanaris and talk to the Fairy King and Queen.

>>1014807
Take your gore back to /b/ you sick bastard!

>>1014810
this is /diy/ after all

I don't like it, but I made the best of a bad situation

>>1014814
You could have used a soldering iron like any sane person would.

Yeah, it can. I've had to refinish all of mine at some point. You can easily fix them with a file. I'd recommend sticking it in a table vice if you have one.

Sharpen it.But you'll have take off more material to fix it. A bench grinder or a belt sander with an old 120 belt could help the process. I mean you have like 3-7inches of material there. Just keep sharpening it til there's nothing left

>>1014754
Just to be a pedantic shit, you can't really sharpen it all the way down like >>1014776 said, they're not hardened for their entire length, but you're looking at maybe grinding off 1/16". I assume you know a little about hardening, and that if you just stick them up against a grinding wheel or belt you will overheat them and ruin the temper? If you don't know this, then take your time, grind for a few seconds (maybe 5?), then dunk it in cold water so you don't get it too hot. Continue until chisel is ground to the shape you want, then use any of 200,000 techniques to actually resharpen the edge itself.

Also interested.

>>1014576
Take it to a hydraulic hose shop, they may be able to point you in the right direction

>>1014576
did you remember the way you put them together? (just making sure)
also there are seal manufacturers that stock standard sizes.
for types not sure, but it looks like a teflon, nylon and 2 rubber/urethane ones

>>1014484
Get someone to water them for you? Or build a overcomplicted arduino controlled machine with linear actuators and a timer for optimal watering.

>>1014488
I'm on a vacation elsewhere while going on another vacation to the sea. Thought of growing some vegetables while on vacation.

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>>1014484

put them all on the gound around a table. bucket of water on the table and strings of (maybe woven depends on size of plants) of wool from bucket into the dirt. now let the gravity do the work for you.

>>1014468
destroy her water supply

The weeds are probably growing naturally.

Water doesn't flow laterally unless it hits a surface that restricts flow enough to send it laterally.

>>1014536
Huh, wonder why they're growing in my yard and nobody else's. Literally my yard is the greenest place in the desert (except for the park down the street with a lawn).

https://www.vlchelp.com/rotating-video-in-vlc-media-player/

VLC could do it on a computer, the feature or interface might have been trimmed out of the android version, but you could probably get it back with the command line and then making a customer launch/shortcut/something for convenience.

Locking the screen rotation in the Android still rotates a landscape video?

>>1014426
In pretty much every app, yeah. Unless I download it and use VLC

>>1014355
Silver Fulminate - good luck!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bang_snaps

>>1014356

Thanks, but one thing...

If there's too much of that in one bag, does that make the bang louder?

>>1014358
Seriously? I gave you the fucking article, read it!
>Despite producing a legitimate (albeit tiny) high-explosive detonation, the extremely high mass ratio of gravel to explosive acts as a buffer to ensure that the devices produce only the audible "crack" of the supersonic shockwave
The more you add, the bigger the bang. Pass the right threshold and you have a weapon. READ!!!

>>1014237
Your coal Bbq ash has significant amounts of dirt filler. Sift it through grains of mesh to get it out. Google potash

>>1014240
So is potash is the thing in the ashes that give you lye from filtering boiled water through it? Sorry, I'm basicly entirely unfamiliar with the composition of these things, and not very good at chemistry, either. All I know is that the ashes would need to be burned thoroughly.

Also, the pot in the coffeemachine is made from glass in case that wasn't obvious, but is plastic an OK container as well?

>>1014248
>>1014237
Wood ash has potassium in it (quite a lot of it). When you mix potassium with water it makes potassium hydroxide, which is alkaline. That's your lye. Mix lye with a fat and you get soap.

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>>1014062
more pics

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>>1014063
another one with a feet

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>>1014064
last