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>>930452
garden tractor plows are usually lifted by the mower deck lift linkage. if thats not an option i would go for the winch, keep hardware around to fix the cable when you wear through it.

>>930452
Sometimes there is even a handle you pull. Probably the cheapest option....

>>930495
If the tractor has an option for a plow on it theres normally already a bracket on the deck lever that you can attach to the blade.
Mine has one in the middle of the deck attachment points and pushes a rod forward to lift the plow.

La doll clay or green stuff from games workshop are ny best guesses.

Google den of angels, they have a bunch of shit on tutorials and shit.

Try brushing that area througroughly with isopropanol, managed to save a laptop after a spill once that way. Although it doesn't look good.

>>931547
What's on the other side of the board, specifically right underneath where it says "atxpower"?

It looks like a component on the bottom of the board overheated. You can see the heat damage to the pcb there, where it turned the fiber board brown.

>>931547
looks like you burned an smd component on the other side of the board. It's a bit hard to replace and not worth the effort. But if you can find if and have the willpower and steady hands of an owl eye surgeon, yeah you could fix it.

>>931440
It is not useless, just less effective

Correct, the nubs are there to deflect sound waves in different directions. The flat side will deflect but not break-up the waves quite as effectively

Did the company politely explain that acoustic foam is not for soundproofing, and only installed it after you insisted that you knew better? That might explain why they stapled it to your wall haphazardly, they figured you wouldn't care.

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>>929556
Here's an up close Gondola selfie for reference

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>>929556
Are you retarded? Did this really need it's own thread?
It's just coloured felt cut into the pattern, then sown or glued together with whatever you can stuff inside.

>>929557
>>929556
Why is this called a "gondola"? Isn't a gondola a boat? Also isn't this spurdo? I'm so confused.

I usually work really slow up until a deadline approaches then I work fast to finish at the last moment possible without being late

>>928362
>implying you can't do things correctly and fast

I'm fast and do it right the first time because I'm not a useless sob like op

Fix/replace the coil then
I have no expertise on fridges, so I cant suggest anything

>>931526
Inductors / transformers don't just burn out by themselves. They do burn our but something else is the cause, like a short somewhere.
Also it's a pretty day picture and form here the coil looks like it might not be damaged just china glued (the black stuff the use for smd chips)
Anyhow before you replace it check the rest of the board for shorts.

>>931532
I don't have any experience working on circuitry, but I don't see any other spots on the board that look blown. Any help is appreciated, I'm combing over it for blown components right now

>>931514
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfDM83MxC_Y

Start with something simple that does one thing. Do that then move onto the next thing. Keep going.

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The technique of furniture making by Ernest Joyce.

>>931265
I would suggest looking at ana-white.com
A lot of books don't deliniate machinery, because a lot can be done multiple ways. eg tablesaw/bandsaw/handsaw can all cut tenons well. if you're careful, pretty much everything you do on a drill press can be done by hand (just with more inaccuracy and difficulty). Hell, there is no woodworking that was invented after the invention of electricity that can't be done entirely with hand tools.

>>931317

>can't be done entirely with hand tools

Power tools help enjoy the process though.

I once built a gate to keep the dogs outside and it took me 2 hours because I was using a handsaw to cut green heart lumber. After getting a shitty ryobi 5 1/2" cordless power saw another gate for a larger door literally takes less than 30 mins. While I enjoy using a hand saw it can get tedious when making multiple cuts of the same size in a hardwood

used most everything during various disagreements with landlords/utility suppliers, etc. - from single portable camping butane stoves (but dont, complete PITA; takes fucking years, and boiling point is a Zen-Like illusion, just over the horizon, reachable only the next life) to full-on multi-element gas ranges, converted for bottle gas (the big fuckers, 5-25KG). This, I recommend, when maybe not 100-pro legal, needs an adapter/presssure reduction valve/large bottled gas supplier, etc.

Not dead yet either AFAIK, monoxide is over-rated. Wouldn't run a generator indoors tho.

>>930775
Given that altitude figures into cooking ability, where are you at? What's your altitude there?

I'm at 3000 ft, so I don't think a single camp burner is going to affect my ability to boil stuff that much.

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>>930759
You don't have natural gas to the house out where you live? Maybe get a tank installed and fill it up propane? Its easy to find and is easily used in indoor cooking without killing yourself. Can also be used to power a backup generator, water heater, clothes dryer, all that shit. They are common for places out in the sticks in my state. Depending on usage and tank size one tank can last months.

Does it need to be metal?
If not, WORBLA.

Something that looks low-poly like that might be great for a pepakura base. But getting it modeled is the hard part.

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>>930666
Skulldozer's face is literally a plate of AR500.
>WORBLATHIS

First rule, stealing scrap from buildings is the lowest of low, you could easily cause tens of thousands of dollars of damage for a hundred profit. Scum of the earth!

>>930136
OP here, I agree with you, for the record.

Particularly satisfying when it results in the thief getting fried. Still costly, but satisfying.

>>930136
Fucking this. I used to board houses when the bank took them to help deter theft. Sometimes the houses were vacant and stripped when we got there, sometimes for months. At some point somebody realized that you can get "a lot" of money for the water meters. They started pulling the meters out of houses before the water got cut off, and since the meter is before the house shut off valve water just started dumping into the house. We found a basement where something must have got sucked over the floor drains because it just kept filling up. 10+ feet of water before it started dumping out the side door. One was running under a raised foundation and washed it out.

>>929708
Give us some context, anon.

>>929722
>Anonymous
I need them for a project, not for playing ping pong, so the condition/shape of the ball doesn't matter. Still, I need them to be made of actual ping pong ball material, which comes in a range of three stars (one star being the cheapest). Plenty of what I see online is just beer pong balls made of the wrong material, which looks like a very shiny plastic. I can't use those. The balls I need are made of celluloid or nitrocelluoid.

>>929708
>3000-5000
that is a lot of nitro
you got an oil drum of acetone?

Working out

>>928650
The Hangman's knot

>>928650

masturbating to furry porn

Stop letting your dozens of cats piss all over it.

>>928512
I don't have cats. Appears that the translucid material is degrading... Like old rubber band...

>>928511
unfortunately no, you got shitty pvc insulation