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>>929644

its illegal according to US law. and as per the rules of 4chan, it isnt allowed here as well. /diy/ isnt here to help you with illegal activities.

>>929645
actually they are legal to make, just not for sale.

https://transition.fcc.gov/eb/jammerenforcement/jamfaq.pdf

>>929662
or use

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here is another image of the Drill, thanks again

Just search the model number

Open it and see if you can find a part number on anything and then annex that to your search term, you'll maybe find the parts page for the model of drill. Then you know which model it is.

>>929034
>So yeah, if you like these videos, let me know what else you would like to see or hear from me! :)
Am I on fucking youtube right now or something?
Take your cum dribbling somewhere else

>>929034

thx for the tips, I'll try this with the beard hair on my neck so it doesn't get in my food.

Hey that's pretty cool. Everyone told me though when I had a mustache I let it be too wide. Do you have a grooming guide for them

>>928993
Europe use ISO and DIN (german) standards ( for mechanical engineering ) most of the time.

>>928996
Do you have a example template for those standards on A4?

>>928999
The 'standards' are just print sizes. There's no standards designed for the title block. Just put the titleblock on the bottom of the unbound side of the plans, i.e. opposite the staples.

Title blocks usually are organized with information vertically in more or less this order:
Project title
Drawing description
Drawing number
Scale (either the scale used or the word 'varies' if multiple drawings or sections in different scales are present)
Page number
Revision
Architect/engineer name
Firm


The fact is most firms have their own titleblock designs organized in various ways. But as long as you include all the above information in more or less that order everyone will easily understand what's going on.

You can try epoxy and sanding/refinishing however if ther is any separation of the body and sides then you will need to secure this. My suggestion is if the guitar is worth more ham 1000 just take it to a licensed luthor. Otherwise ou will probably just fuck it up

>>928542
It just cracked on there and part of it chipped

Leave it alone. It adds character.

>>926551

I was kinda thinking I really want an RC Excavator with the reason I can maybe use parts of it. And its fucking fun anyway, it brings back the kid in you. But it could be used to put a camera on the arm and maybe turn the basket into some sort of claw for some extra fun. So lets say I buy a cheap RC shovel. Then I need an IP camera with battery and some way to control this thing on my smartphone over the internet.

How the hell would I go about doing this?

it seems fun as fuck though, instead of playing flappy bird or whatever I go on mars missions inside my own house

I could even do some bonus shit like making a charging dock where I can drive against when the battery is running low. And some mirrors placed under my bed so you can watch yourself drive. Oh and lights, gotta have lights on there.

>>926556
I've been looking at some RC excavators at Gearbest, Dealextreme, Banggood and shit but they are expensive as fuck to send to my country (i live in europe) so I might need to keep looking to find a good one I can use for this project.

I want one with real tracks and something that is a bit sturdy. Many probably use weak as fuck servo's and no real hydraulics, but i kinda wanna do it as cheap as possible so I dont think I have any choice

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Basicly this

also rate my paintskills

I'm confused. Do they want the lights to be wirelessly controlled through a central interface in real time, or do they simply want to be able to program the lights with a choreographed sequence?

>>929928
>>929924
for a choreographed light sequence, a simple timed controller, like how timed powerpoint transitions works, would work.

Anouk Wipprecht used DMX controllers to run her VW exposition. she goes into it very basically (she has a sheldon to do the programming and hardware stuff so her technical knowhow isnt terribly in depth but goes over how it worked for the show) https://vimeo.com/79291807

depending on how professional this is, it might be worth your while to look at wireless DMX control since any sort of nightclub, theatre or decent hall should have a DMX control system so that you program a lighting system, so like you're going to want to turn the spotlights off for certain sections of the dance so that the 0.5w LEDs arnt outshined by a 500W spotlight.

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posting Anouk Wipprecht because she bridges the divide between /cgl/ and /diy/

There's fuck all you can do about that m8y

>>929177
If you're in the states then you file a noise complaint with the landlord

>>929177
When they're shouting, call the police and say there's a domestic dispute in the apartment. Keep repeating every day you hear them shout. They'll stop.

Dye that penetrates the plastic, probably.
It's the BG and signature I couldn't accept...

>>928764
I could probably remove the BG with some acetone, but I think the signature is laser engraved.

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Mine cost $9.

Why don't you just get one that isn't ugly to begin with?

>>927343
I bought floor length blackout curtains and put a towel in the air gap at the top. Then put dinder clips along the seam of the two panels. Then bunch the curtains up as best you can to the ends of the curtain rod to help keep the curtains pressed against the wall.

Barely any light gets into the room after that.

>>927350
Also forgot. Many older drywall corner flashings are ferric steel instead of the modern aluminium ones. Get a magnet and see if it sticks to the corner of the window frame. If it does you can get some small neodymium disks to keep the curtain in place

>>927352
Unfortunately it's aluminium.

I guess I could always bluetack some magnets inside the runner for the window, although that would limit how far I could open the window.

Arduino and many other microcontrollers can play WAV files because those are just a sequence of voltage levels you dump to a DAC. You'll probably want to connect an amplifier to that because a speaker driven directly will be quite. Have a switch trigger the sound to play when the door is opened. A reed switch or hall effect sensor will form a switch triggered by a magnet which is a popular way to implement door burglar alarms.

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NEW RECORD MESSAGES TALKING PICTURE FRAME SILVER.

you just wire a switch across the 'play' button on the front. could be a self-adhesive magnetic switch, so you dont mar the door.

Waist way would be a limit switch. Door opens it trips, door closes it trips. From the switch you could go to any number of devices. Eg... that dudes talking picture frame.

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>>929791
Meh, he seem's to have his airframes down tight, these are the most viable attempts I've seen so far, because, well, these things actually look kind of aerodynamic. He really needs to learn how to wing though,

> dat mainplane
> the camber was fat

If he can work out how to airfoil he'll have my sword.

>>929791
not with that dirty ass airfilter.

>>929799
It might work. It's certainly not unprecedented to have a ~20% thick flat-bottomed airfoil. This one looks like a close match, and performs okayish at Cl around 1.0: http://airfoiltools.com/airfoil/details?airfoil=goe384-il

Faraday cages need to be earthed.

>>929110
OK, I connected the aluminium layer of the cage to the "ground" of the power outlet, and it still beeps. Whould I remove the external protection layer (anti-oxidation) of the aluminum sheet?

>>929106
>What have I done wrong?
You should design an actual Faraday cage for the specific RF you want to block instead of merely putting something in a box covered with aluminium. That almost does nothing.
The first step is to acquire a little bit of autonomous problem solving capability: start like this: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+design+faraday+cage

>>928941
It's a lot of work. If you can get a second hand sewing machine cheaply, you can begin by buying oversized things from goodwill and taking them apart, and getting them to fit you.

>>928946
It's a lot of practice that is needed.

Buy thrift or factory outlet and learn to alter clothing to fit you well. Start with thrift, practice altering t-shirts (should be under $1 at any thrift store) to fit your torso. Then move up to pants. It helps if you are relatively thinner than normal, as it's very easy to take in, while harder to let out. Then move up to altering sport coats, as long as the shoulder fit is good, altering is simple. Suits are the final stage, again work on cheap ones before moving up in price.

Another way to practice is patching high wear items, like socks and underwear.

Do this until the opportunity cost of doing this outweighs the substantial costs savings. Or just keep on doing it as a hobby.

>>928941
the cutties on >>>/cgl/ might be more helpfull than us /diy/nossaurs

>>929148
normally they tell you what voltage they work on.
if it works on mains voltage just attach a plug to the wire and plug it in

>>929148

In Canada the cable you'd use is called cabtyre, no idea about bong/euro land. Just go to an electrical supplier and ask for flexible cord with three conductors. You won't need anything fancy.

>>929148
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbt2ojkXPuo
You should buy standard mains cable that has three wires. If I were you I'd take it apart and solder the wires directly to the driver inside the box, instead of hacking it on the outside.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/10W-RGB-LED-Floodlight-IP65-Waterproof-Stainless-LED-Light-With-IR-Remote-For-Outdoor-Wall-High/1338974011.html?spm=2114.40010308.4.95.y7K1sk
This oe says it works with voltages between 100 and 245 volts, so it must be some high tech shit.