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Retard.

>>984136

As something to fly or as a display that has movable control surfaces? What are you going for?

>>984149

All I see is one square. You know how to play bingo, right anon?

>>984153
To fly. Actually this guy inspired me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8F27CC78X8

$5.

>>983660
bout tree fiddy

$5 + $200 delivery, of course :)

>>981811
Hand saw, claw hammer, second hand corded drill, cheap set of drill bits, chisel, a couple screw drivers, tape measure, set square, pencil, sand paper, paint brush.

That's pretty much all you need.

A Dremel is an expensive tool that has a few niche uses that it's great for, but is marketed to rich home owners with no diy experience as a universal solution to their problems.

>>981821
Oh, and clamps. You can never have too many clamps.

>>981811
If you'r gonna try and hoax people to think your kid is magnetic, maybe not use a copper coin?

>>973036
chinese steel

316 stainless steel

>>973036
There is no single best steel, every knife is different and needs different steel properties

>>984483
What kind of imbecile needs tips to build a computer...

Here's a tip, don't Fuck up.

As many LEDs as possible to make it look sick.

>>984483
get the Z170 motherboard not the economy h170 boards. you can thank me later.

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>>983239

That or standard block. Doing siding on some spray on finish on the exterior. I think the raw look in the inside would be awesome, especially for a bachelor pad.

As far as heating, it will take some years to recoup the initial ROI. Just like buying an L.E.D light bulb.

You could probably go standard cinder with poured concrete.

http://www.icfhomes.com/DYKpages/dykTRUTHmyth6.htm

Good luck bro

>>983239


knew a man and woman that built a home with it, its good for a "modern home", meaning if you want a passive heating/cooling system, yes its worth it. if you know how to use a wood burning fireplace/stove and/or thermostat properly, i would say no.

where are you building this place?

>>983246
Building on west coast, southern Canada, so a heat exchange would be what I would put in it. Hopefully that would be enough.

>>978869
What the fuck

Try just taking the fucking plate off and not hamhanding it?

>>978869
I take the plate off.

How do you make an electromagnet?

If you can't see from the picture you posted, I don't think you're qualified for /diy/

>>977850
>image.jpg

Why are phone poster threads so shit?

>image itself

What does a shitty electromagnet have to do with power companies?

Here's the original source,

http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-basic-electromagnet./

And it seems other fucktards are using it as clickbait.

>>977850
if you just could get every atom of that battery start a nuclear supercontroled reaction ( i mean not even like a nuclear bomb or reactor, more slowly)you could have energy for yourself for the rest of your life.

What kind of rough work?
Different gloves for different kind of work.

>>982822
working with barbed wire, broken glass, cleaning branches in the backyard, that kind of stuff

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>>982828
I find these gloves with the rubbery bullshit on them are pretty good for doing that kind of stuff

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>>981445

>>981446
this anon is tricking you, the green adapters are for mice. you need a lavender adapter for keyboard

>>981446
tbf, those are the $1 specials - they aint 'converting' anything, they just changing the cable wiring from PS" USB - but will actually work with some things, surprisingly.

more expensive ($10 - $15) - Belkin etc. - will actually convert signal format. Check AMZ reviews or whatever b4 buying, but /diy/ is a bit stoopid at this price, easier buyfagging.

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>>980965
iPhones suck.

Here's a better pic

To save a few bucks and get the job done a day earlier.

Because in 10 years when problems do arise, the homeowner forgets the contractor name, or the contractor has changed company names and can no longer be held liable for the incorrect installation.

>no joists

Is that not what I am looking at?

>>980912
Best type of media for the plants/filter?
Also post pic of a setup

>>980912
see
>>>/out/736028

There will be a new thread soon I'm sure and it will be linked in that thread.

What type of aquatic life do you use?

>>980912
what kind of systems? size? growbeds? what animals/plants?
what are your insights in feasability, work/maintanence/yield?

also seconding the pics of setup part

https://youtu.be/_qHJXfZhGNc

https://youtu.be/P9UjxG8sN1c

Some things really shouldn't be done.
What really drives me nuts is the clutter. If you're going to do dangerous shenanigans at least try to minimize the risk and be prepared for the worst possible scenario.

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big saws scare me

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For your reference. Engineering Bandsaw.

>>979522
Bc too poor and when I do get money I buy alcohol to numb my neet pain

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>>979441
>How do I build this?
learn 2 quadcopter
>Would it be possible to make one that lasts 5 minutes?
you are probably looking at the flight time in that video


When I see these things the first thing I wonder is "why did they try to do it all electric?"
They could get something way more practical if they used gas engines for the main source of lift, and just used the electric fans for controlling the thing (pic related)
this makes way more sense since it is way easier to store energy as fuel, but gas engines don't have the instant throttle response you'd want for control purposes

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even so: powered-lift aircraft have fabulously high fuel consumption rates.
the harrier jets can fly normally for like 5 hours, or they can hover for 25 minutes,,, and that's the best that real-actual aerospace companies could manage

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>>979474
>Red = electric engines for control
Unnecessary. As light as this platform is, kinesthetic control using the rider's own sense of balance by weight-shift is sufficient. They did this shit 60 years ago with gas engines only.

>>979474
I wouldn't say that hovering fixed-wing aircrafts are necessarily representative of all hovering aircraft.

I think that because there is proportionally less payload for the craft to carry, and that we don't have an unusual shape, we wouldn't see the massive fuel dump characteristic of harrier jets.