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Made a crash bandicoot mask, all i have to do now is find some colorful feathers and attach them to the top

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Made this monstrosity out of scrap and leftovers

>>997731
>calling an aku aku mask a crash bandicoot mask

You got Ryobi, if it works it works. I mean, is there anything you don't like about them other than "hurrdurr mah milwankeeeeee"

Milwaukee. Makita. Dewalt. Metabo. Hilti. Bosch.

>>995306
I would go makita because I've had them and still have them. A buddy likes his milwaulkees. My step son likes his porter cable.

Get something that feels good in your hands.

>>1008151
rj11 is a connector, not a protocol
rs232 is a protocol, not a connector

>>1008153
as you can tell, I'm pretty lost when it comes to this, my intention is solely to transmit telephone line wirelessly, less than 50 feet

my knowledge is in plc's not this

rj11 is simply because I have no idea what to call the standard telephone protocol

Its called a cordless phone dummy.
IN REALITY WHAT YOU ARE TRYING TO DO COST. ORE THAN BUYING YOUR OWN GODDAMN POTS LINE. YOU NEED A TX AN RX AND ETCETC

>>1007882
A broad-spectrum broadleaf herbicide will kill almost anything with broad leafs (surprise) - you don't need to do much specialization. Won't touch crabgrass through, like in the first picture. That you need to get before it germinates, i.e. next year.

Meme answer is to just roundup the whole fucking thing, till it and resod/reseed. That's not necessarily a bad idea if it's really too far gone.

yes

im 99% sure yes

but im not to good with computers

>>1007822
It will produce sound
It will be far too quiet to actually listen to anything without an amplifier.

>hot glue
No dude, if you cant solder at least use electrical tape.

shameless self bump, i really want to get into RC

>>1007679

The frame will be wood, light weight like Balsa, but probably cedar for strength...

The skin is likely some kind of canvas fabric, again for it's light weight...

You will be cutting arcs for the frame, similar to boat/canoe building...

Google rc building ya lazy fucker...

>>1007679

Many large scale RC planes of that size are nonstructural vacuform components over a balsa core structure, or foam with a heat-shrink covering.

Long ago, they were a built up balsa structure covered in tissue paper treated with nitrocellulose or butyrate doped finishes.

Some still are, but most use more modern materials.

There has to be a shop that repairs electronics. Or go to a hardware store and ask if they have any idea it could be worth repairing. Good to see you don't want to be wasteful :) About half the time it isn't worth repairing though. Gl

>>1007555
sell it for copper :^)
and this >>1007558
if its totaly fucked then get a new one

>>1007555
repairing a lorch is worthwhile, their reputation is good. and old welders are less chinese than new welders.
what breaker are you using? you'd need at least 32A single phase or 10A 3 phase.

550 cord anything....

Anything "steampunk"

>>1007213
Some kind of jewelry item that's either unusual or interesting that costs $10 and is somehow easy and inexpensive for you to make/assemble. Any material.

>>1006823
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/digital-oscilloscope-comparison-chart/

A couple EE guys I know through ham radio stuff have Rigols and they think they're pretty good.

>>1006823

a tektronix tds 360 will give you 200mhz at 1gs/s easily for under 300 bucks on ebay.

Could there be an easy way for me to cherry pick features from a rom and then compile it into an apk?

>>1006800
Xposed installer
App settings for DPI adjustment that actually works.

>>1006905
>Xposed installer
Seconded.

Also the cops have already been by tonight so no need to blow it up bigger than it already is.

Definitely doesn't belong in /diy/

R9k has a few guys in there looking to help.

YOU can talk to a counselor to see if they can help you help her if she doesn't want outside help.

It is obviously getting to a point where you feel you have to seek outside help through an american cordless tool shilling forum

>>1009556
>>>/adv/

>>1007945
you need trench, not holes, but really depends on many things

>>1007949
Have a concrete trench with a little drain running along the house, but it just can't deal with the gutter and the garden, water just runs straight off the lawn

Goggle garden drainage.

Look for French drains.

If you can't do that, pay someone to do it for you.

>>1007656
Get a job and move out of mummy's basement

>>1007656
have you actually seen this done before? Reflow oven temperature zones are static, so ramping a toaster oven doesn't really compare. You would need to invent your own oven curves since the ramp times wouldn't be similar at all.

If you are serious about doing it then thermocouple each board and use that for the feedback loop directly. You'll be able to tell when you hit thermal equilibrium to end your preheating zone. I don't know how critical the TAL is, since your oven probably wont be able to match how fast a reflow oven gets to it, but the cooling zone is very important so that your solder crystalizes correct.

You'll need something with SCR heating elements to get the control you want. I'd just pay an SMT shop to make whatever it is you are trying to make though.

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>>1007729
shits all over the internet for hobby grade shit. And this is what I was talking about for reflow curve, although I'm sure temperature profile would be a more appropriate name. I was under the impression that there's one provided in the solder paste datasheet to inform what temperatures and times the paste needs.

And of course I have a thermocouple for feedback. How else would I know anything about whats going on inside?

The elements are basically hooked up to mains through a solid state relay which is pulsed by the arduino. What duty cycle for what stage is hard to say without a lot of other data, so that's why I wanted to use PID to adjust it on the fly to approximate the temperature profile.

I'll check out the thrift shops around town for a quartz halogen oven to gut and maybe throw some fiberglass insulation around the inside walls to improve performance.

>>1007414
See how many of the wires you can get up your asshole before you bleed

build an inverter to power your power supplies

>>1007418
lol
but srs I already got an inverter

The short answer is no.

The engineering department at your local university could do it, but it's not worth the effort to look into.

>>1007406
Thanks for the input. I saw a few youtube videos of people doing it but they had a different setup than this one. Care to explain why would I need a team of engineers to do it?

I got this motor for free and I'm willing to put the time it takes to make it work though.

>>1007403
Sure you can.
The cheap and nasty way is to use a capacitor between two phases to simulate phase shift.
The proper way is to purchase a VFD