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this would actually be great for me, seeing as I leave my fridge open for around 8 hours a day

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>his fridge doesnt have built in LED lighting

>>964711
Look at those bulbs side by side. The LED bulb has a wider base (housing the power supply electronics) which won't fit some light fixtures.

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>Is this even possible?
no.

>>962792
Wii (gamecube and WiiU) is powerpc based architecture
Otherwise known as incompatible with every program that you would want to run on it

Letter bomb that bullshit and pirate every game for it
http://please.hackmii.com/

The wiis hardwate sucks.. Most mobile phones are more powerful

>>963860
just work through it

had a ton of brush left over after cutting down a tree and it took forever to separate stuff to break it down and burn it....but that was pretty much the only way; bit by bit

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>>963860

i think you need this more that an axe on a very long stick

>>963871

also, this a model for an edgy faggot.
If you find it, buy one with the simplest design (e.g. no mobile parts)

Bump. Feel free to direct me to another board.

Anybody?

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This board is fine.
I reckon the disc will appear much like the circle in the center of pic related. The inside of the hole would obviously not have this effect, as there is no mirror on the inside of the hole. But the outside would.

What is the frequency it receives?

>>966072
I believe it operates on 60kHz, since that's what WWVB transmits

>>966054
Cool clock!

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Clearer picture(maybe)

>>965588
Is it supposed to glow by itself (not charged by light)? If so, it used a radioactive element of some sort (usually radium or tritium) and that has decayed. There is no way to "refresh" it, you'd have to apply new paint. And good luck getting that.

>>965588
>>965591
clean off your camera lense you fuck

>>965545
Curtains are the first things that come to mind. If you can fit an actual mattress in there it'll make a huge difference.

>>965555
I was thinking that too.

And i have a Single size air mattress i use for camping that actually fits perfectly between the wheel wells.

Shouldve mentioned that the truck is a 2003 Tacoma with a 6' bed.

I have other camping gear i can use.

And the cabinets would have some of my tools stored in it along clothes, dry food stuffs, etc.

Uh, so the obvious question is if you're considering abandoning your current residence to live in your truck, why not just move closer to your job to avoid the commute?

A 6" bed in a Taco is really damn small. Your head and feet will touch both ends. Your picture looks like a full size chevy with a tall camper shell with a bit more room. Your truck, even without the raised bed will be like sleeping in a coffin. I wouldn't recommend a raised bed, but wheel well boxes are pretty easy to build, make 4 of them out of plywood and 1x1 bracing. They're 3 panels (2 sides, 1 lid) and a couple radius cuts over the wells. They don't need to be super strong and reinforced; they're just containers.

If you must have a raised bed platform, don't make it too tall, you may find yourself missing sitting up in bed to drink water.

Whats your budget? What are your goals with this other than the obvious sleeping in it? With any amount of money and time, a lot of things can happen. I would suggest power converter and a couple outlets to plug and charge common things. These are inexpensive and can simply plug into a cigarette 12v power port with no installation. Alternatively, you can find some to install cleanly under the hood, or in the cab. You wouldn't want to park for the night and find your laptop, phone, or whatever else wasn't charging while you were running the engine.

You could also look into a battery bank, charging setup, and a better (or secondary) alternator to power small comforts like lights, fan, and anything else overnight. Smaller batteries may fit under your raised bed, or in the back of the cab. Get creative and find a spot under the hood, or under the bed itself. Be sure and protect the batteries against the elements as well. You'll want deep cycle batteries for the expectation of running them empty.

If you don't mind looking like a weirdo you could put a couple solar panels on the top of it. It may help charge your batteries if you install them.

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The back is rosewood, not sure of the specific specie. The auction claimed BR BR BR but I doubt it.

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The sides look fairly decent. Binding channels are cut, but they're shit.

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The end strip is goofed up a bit as well. Probably going to dump a shitload of epoxy in there and call it a day.

>>964537
grind it down 1/64?

people can tell 0.015" diff in a bowling ball?

>>964537
Grind it down or if you really wanted to get crazy I guess you could chuck it up in a lathe and turn it down.
Personally I would just buy a new one from MSc or grainger. They aren't that expensive anon

>>964553

Bowler here. Not really. 1/32" difference is about the limit. Exception being the hole being just _barely_ too small, but even then it's not really going to matter whether you add another 1/64" or 1/32".

In any event, a lathe with a grinding attachment (or even just a simple jig and a bench grinder) could fix it, or rather, fix most of it. You'd still have to re-do the relief angles after it's brought down to size.

>So can you help me clean them with damaging them?
Without

>>963410
>used fender squier bullet
>that condition
I hope you didn't pay more than $50. I don't know how to help you but I will say that you need to be extremely careful when trying to clean the pickups because if the magnets get messed up you're boned.

>>963410
If you got your two cents about you, you can take out the pickups and use a mix of warm soapy water and bleach to whiten them up again. you can also clean off the rusty screws and pickup ferrite with a bit of WD 40 to give it a shine.
The frets are gonna be all green by now so put a bit of WD 40 on soft rag and clean them off.
You should also give the neck a bit of wood oil since its probably dried to hell.
Ideally you would replace the frets on a guitar that was played for more than 2-3 years. Checks the 5way switch, pots an the jack. Give them a cleaning with some contact cleaner. Adjust the intonation is seems someone just got the pegs in a single line. Adjust the truss rod as needed.
Give it a shine with some guitar wax
I do this for a living...

>>962916
I have the standard home depot one. Pretty useless without a z wave home automation hub. I control it from an app, but I'd have to use the keypad otherwise. Call me spoiled, but touching the thing defeats the purpose of a smart lock.

Literally door Fedora.

>>962916
Smart locks add convenience, not security. Add more bulk if you want security.

>>966088
I found a method in instructables, but since I have never owned a ps, I don't know if it is what you are asking for. It was the first result on a google search. Just trying to help. Would paste the link, but don't know if it is against the rules.

People make threads like this all the time. I dunno why you guys are acting so sketchy just post shit.

dude, no one's gonna ban anybody for hacking game consoles. the answer to OPs question is yes, you can use a certain game disk and make it crash, then load in some tool to load the game, but this is a pain. a simpler solution is to modify a couple of switches and use a Swap Magic disk. this is a lot easier to do on the Slim than the Full-height.

Looks like it will burn quite well!

...not as bad as a Belgian though.

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>>965805
Honestly I don't know what I was thinking asking /diy/ for advice. To think I actually expected a non-shitposting response...and I thought /diy/ was an ascended board. I guess it will have to join /k/ and /o/ in the abyss of useful boards turned shit

>>965832
Way to be a pouty bitch because you didn't like one comment in your thread, good luck with anyone else helping you now.

maybe running everything down the middle would be best, but id imagine id need more power that way.

https://youtu.be/OO7sjs86upg?t=2m30s

here are the worm gear mechanisms that id put on either side of the head side, i could just flip it sideways for the foot end though couldnt it

thread theme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td3bX6RF0lI&list=PLyI3z-7R4O1khpd8nxPuVg4T-oT9s2BD9&index=18

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plz lads

>>964540
GFCI receptacles have two different sets of terminals. One set will be marked line, this is where power from the panel is connected, and other other set is load. The load terminals will protect any outlets downstream that are connected to this.

For anything protected by the GFCI, the neutrals will need to connect to the load neutral terminal. Same as for the hots as well, they need to be connected to the load hot terminal. But in the case of the fan (if it needs to be protected), wire the hot terminal to one of the switch terminals and the other switch terminal to the hot on the fan. The neutral will just be wire directly to the load neutral. If any downstream device does not feed the neutral back through the load terminal on the GFCI, the GFCI will trip.

>>964542

Thanks for the quick reply.

I think that's what my diagram shows. The switch for the fan is fed off the load terminals.

>>964540
Your diagram shows the GFCI is switched off the first switch? That's really all I can think of, otherwise your diagram looks fine to me.