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A better pic, sorry I am on mobile.

Bleach gets rid of the smell. Mix a few cups of bleach in a five gallon bucket, and dump it down there. Use more or less bleach, I'm not sure how big an area there is.

You can do some googling and try to find what bacteria breaks down sewage quickly without leaving unpleasant smells, that might be the best long term solution.


I'm not an expert so take my advice with a pinch of salt.

>>965590
>quickly without leaving unpleasant smells
That would be aerobic bacteria, which have never, and will never exist in a septic system. Intentionally trying to destroy the bacteria in your septic system is not a good decision.

Seems pretty expensive. I know a guy that rents out a storage unit and does all his work there for less that a hundred a month. I'm sure most places wouldn't let you do that depending on where you live but that's what I would try if I needed space.

>>965554
It kind of is. I live in CA, everything tends to be more out here. This shop is actually one of the cheapest I could find.
I was thinking of a storage place idea like you said. The four I looked at had specific rules prohibiting using it as a place to work.

occasionally but not everywhere you can ask if they have or know of units with power outlets that can be used as workshops. usually independent storage units

>>965401
OK.

>>965401
What was the point of this thread?

Yes.

>>965360
I forgot to mention this isn't a stand alone closet, it is part of the wall therefore made out of plaster, no wood in sight.

Cheers for the reply though.

>>965375
Paint is paint, manufacturers just modify some of the ingredients and properties to make it more suitable for the element they're being applied on. Even if the paint is not 100℅ recommended for that job, drywall will take almost any kind of paint as long as it is applied properly.

spin some blood
spin some jizz
...
spin some blood

Is there anything you need to filter?

>>965344

>CAUTION DO NOT OPERATE WITH AN UNBALANCED LOAD

operate it with an unbalanced load

>>965331
Operate it with an unbalanced load.

>>965113
Yeah, fertilizers are good sources of nitrate salts.

Good luck with your vanning.

Are you buying in bulk? Because i know ammoniium nitrate is in instant cold packs excluding walmart and stump remover is potassium nitrate you could also piss on the dirt in the same area for a year or so and make your own potassium nitrate

Mohammed go home

>>965106
Make a "frame" for the exterior; weld some angle steel along the edges, with fortification ribs in the middle. Then cut sections of hardwood and secure them to the "inside" of the box to the angle steel frame. Use hasps and hinges for hardware.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGB0sVKrtpI

>>965130
Supplemental post

These "treasure chests" can be accessed by someone with an axe or sledge. Faster and quieter with other tools like a grinder, drill, or saw. It shouldn't be for security of your PM collection, but it will look really cool and keep your kid out of it.

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You can make one from an old wine barrel.

Or this.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Pirate-Chest-Beer-Cooler/

>>965069
.81 acres? Hot damn!
That's actually a lot for a city lot. I have no clue about your question, but all the lines are right the fuck there, so you shouldn't have too much of a problem. Call your water/sewage Dept and see if they even charge. Electric may be free as they are a private-ish company.

Depends Op, you need to contact the City for a servicing report on the lot, and also contact your local electric/gas provider to determine what's existing.

The price could range from $0 if there is already service stubs to the lot, to $60000 if you need new services with a utility cut through a roadway

Some neighborhood plans call for empty lots as green space.

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<- data like this (similar bosch part numbers, but not the same)

http://www.maseratilife.com/forums/attachments/coupe-spyder-gs/10210d1326782931-diy-maf-sensor-cleaning-bosch-hfm-5-sensors_airmass.pdf

bump.

this is a goddamn maze looking up 'compatible' numbers, new revisions, finding original datasheets

anyone know if you can pull a pdf out of this?
https://www.boschautoparts.com/en/auto/products?c=1601&n=Mass%20Airflow%20Sensors&r=/mass-airflow-sensors

>>965056
Isnt it just three pins?
Just read the damn output pin.

>>965029
Uhg, is that pic your spout setup?
The fix is a $0.10 neoprene washer.
But you'll need to turn the water mains off and disassemble the spouts to replace the washers.

Tools:
non-marring pump pliers
flat blade screw turn
teflon tape

>>965029
Yeah sounds like the seals are just old, went hard and broke up, won't need to buy a whole new set of taps, just the o-rings/washers.

As for getting it off, not sure about those taps but have you tried unscrewing the the base that connects with the tile, in my experience that usually holds the whole assemble to the wall.

As the other anon has mentioned, turn the water off first unless you like getting drenched.

Also clean your fucking tiles man, Jesus.

>>965157
Theres a hex screw near the base. I got that off.and anf tried to skip it off but it wouldnt budge.

Yeah that crap keeps coming back. It was never there until this started so I told my wife a few months ago don't bother until I fix it and ive kept putting it off.

>>965010
If you're just starting out, it'd be a lot better to buy a cheap set and figure out what kind of picks you like, so you can make picks you'll use.

If you're not just starting out, check out bosnianbill's series on making picks out of dollar-store carving knives.

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>>965010
With how cheap it is to buy a high quality set, I would advise against creating your own pick set, unless you need a specific pick. Otherwise here is a good info pick on the process.
tl;dr: Get some sheet metal of your choice and simply file it down to size and shape.

1/2

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>>965062
2/2

>>964980
I remember my first attempt at a sword was hilariously bad. I overworked it and left it in the water trough after cooling for some reason. THEN, I decided to paint it in order to hide the rust with tempra, making it look flaky. I still have it somewhere. My second attempt was much better, though I simply reworked high quality steel into something else and didn't leave it in water that time.

Bumping this from destruction

>>964980
>simple little fire poker

heh had a field trip in elementary school where we helped to make one (hot steel and everything) and got to take it home. doubt that would fly today.

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Here's the tool I'm trying to use

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>>964895

>>964896

ok now get one more.
Grab both nuts.
Twist in opposite directions.

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>>964849
ya play wif em ya doofus. ah geez

Melt them all down into a buttplug.
And don't come back unless you can't figure out how to melt it down into a buttplug.
/diy/ doesn't stand for Pinterest.

Diorama

>>964732
Bring them to recycle and do your part in saving the planet.

>>964732
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5C9iPm2UuE

>>964737
I have these because I used to work at an electronics recycling facility and they were getting scrapped. They came out of a pallet of brand new DVRs that had a manufacturing problem.