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>>924527
Buy a five rack and slice off four racks.

Also, be sure that you are aware of your local display laws. In Canada, the weapon still ahs to be secured somehow, and not displayed with ammunition.

>>924533
Most of how they're designed means it wouldn't look very pretty (even if I did a very good job of cleaning up after) - plus it'd be wasting money buying a large rack to chop it up

The martini as its so old counts as an antique so it can sit there quite freely - until I load ammunition for it but that's a different matter

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>>924527
Make a gun rack from a deer rack. Deer antlers are pretty cheap and look classy. Here's a rack on ebay that's a matched set. It currently has no bids, and is only 15 dollars.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/8-Point-Whitetail-Deer-Antlers-Horns-White-tail-/272089052394?hash=item3f59c574ea:g:ZIoAAOSwYaFWgXQg

One word of warning though deer antler stinks while you're grinding it or using high speed saws. Apart from that, antler is a perfecy diy material, and would look great with that rifle.

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there is a picture of it

>>924438
>>924432
What you're doing would work if you were a guy.

Issue here is that women's clothes require darts and wedges to fit over the bust properly. That shirt likely fit well enough before you tightened it up. If you read up on bodice pattern making, or check out a fitted women's blouse, you'll see what I'm talking about.

Your options are to either add stretch panels to side or back (shirring, elastic panel, etc) or to add fabric wedges to sides. Since you're taking in garments, you may not have enough extra fabric for second option.

>>924485
i'm a guy i have a larger chest... but not breasts...

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How it needs to look when finished building.

>>924183
Weld it from stainless.

>>924198
No welding tools.

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>>922645
>using linux for every day use
>especially when having to ask how to install it

>>922645
www.google.com

>>922648
also this

>>922645
>>>/g/
/diy/ is slow and not too shitty
/g/ is faster, talks about >muh freedoms, and is shitty enough for a shitty thread like this to not be unusual.

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>>920361
Wi-Fi
What are you casul?

>>920365
Just like property management won't let me set up a repeater in the common areas, they certainly won't let me run cable from my front door, down the stairwell, through the basement hallway and into my basement unit.

>>920361
dude, just run a cable down there through some shaft, along water pipes or something like that.

even if somebody found out, and it would have been against the houserules, its not like theyd kick you out...

Lmao what's with all these retards posting on DIY. You want to be a hacker but you can't even google a question.

Good luck becoming "spec ops" with an IQ that just skirts the line of retardation.

Now piss off back to /MLP/ fagot.

>>924559
the guides on google need more attention and sophistication to master.
I can't have that. I wan't to aproach this at first as a little hobby and then maybe move on if i get a hang on.

>>924551
>intelligence agent

Opening up a history book might be a better bet.

>>924433

>charge
>maximum speed

you do know USB charges at the same rate no matter if its plugged into a 12v cigarette lightter or the wall.. the actual charger only charges with 5 volts no matter what.

you wont get a faster charge by using a direct USB than an adapter since its only going to put out the necessary 5 volts regardless

please google next time

>>924442
It is all about the charger not what it is powering the charger. If you use a 1amp charger in the 12v it will charge slower than a 2.1 amp charger in the 12v...

>>924433
Run a heavy guage wire from the battery to where you need power. Splice in a fuseable link closer to the battery. Then split into 4 smaller wires right before your charger thingy.
That's all I got.

>>923980
bump

>>923980
>>923980
Spray with wd40, wait a little while. Warm up the casting with a propane tourch pretty good than focus the heat on the bearing, once the bearing is nice and hot, tap the 4 corners of the casting with a hammer. Basically a hot bearing/housing vs cold shaft will equal success.

50/50 acetone and ATF mix will free anything seized better than anything you can buy

V8s are relics. I love V8 engines but they have no place in the modern world. You can do as much or more with inline 4 cylinder engines with a fraction of the capacity of conventional naturally aspirated V8s.

>>923864
By the time you have to worry you wont be driving anymore and you'll be taking a google drive powrered uber that doesnt even have a driver.

>>923864
>hurr durr there's no replacement for displacement

>>923448
>Anvil hoarding is now a thing.
Damn

>>923462
Wile E. Coyote needs all the anvils he can get.

>>923448
Don't customize your anvils. It will only decrease their value. What you need to do is find people who know their shit (aka blacksmiths. you know, poeple that actually use anvils) and sell to them.

Anvils are designed certain ways for certain reasons. They are tools, not collectibles. If you try to sell a customized one to someone who knows their shit, they will just laugh and walk away.

Unless your anvils are cheap cast iron capped shit that noone wants anyway. Then do wtf you want, they aren't worth any more then their scrap value anyway.

There are a lots of different kinds of electricians jobs. You can work in a factory repairing and replacing stuff. Working in construction can be physically hard but can pay well if you are in the union in the USA. Had a high school friend who worked for GE and traveled all over the world working on generators on dams. After working as an electrician for a few years I decided to do sound and video which is a low voltage electricain. The work has been interesting but I probably would have made more money being a union construction electricain. For me work needs to be interesting and sound, video and control systems had been fun. I've got about 6 years till I retire and I don't regret picking my hobby for a career.

>>922708
Interesting. It's just a thought so idk what I would try to specialize in at this point, but the different specialties all seem interesting at least

>>922695

Don't. It turns you in to a self righteous prick who thinks the world and everyone in it revolves around electricians. And it's boring.

That is an USB-B connector
Modifying it should be easy, as you'd just need to run 4 wires from the current connector to the new port.
And you'd need to cut some space for the connector.

Why do you want to do this tho? Seems rather pointless.

>>922532
you'll have to file/cut/melt out a hole for the centronics connector. you may have to pick the wires a little carefully ( 25? in a printer cable )

but why? do you not want anyone else to use it?

>>922532
Are you trying to bring out each switch on an individual pin? That's going to be a bit more work than just replacing the connector.

As a "budget" anvil I see nothing wrong with it.
Having said that, you're going to get a lot of feedback as contact is made due to the beam not being solid.
For instance, when you are working your material on one side of the flange causing vibration in the web.

I see, would an I beam work better? Also I would fix it to a stump or something

Yes an I Beam would be better as it is formed steel.
You want the web of the material to be as thick as possible or as you can afford.
The Web width would need to be small as possible.
That gives you less deflection when striking.

>>924314
some kinds of insulation eats pvc, you can't run electric wire over some insulation for example, specifically the hard board type stuff

you could use the horrible rolls of wire wool insulation type stuff, perhaps some of those airbags you get for packing parcels or stuff it with packing peanuts.
expanding foam?
jelly?
concrete?

>>924314
Asbestos. And napalm.

>>924314
Shelter for what? Stray cats? You're trying to over engineer this thing.

The vast majority of animals are more than capable of keeping themselves plenty warm on their own in cold air. What gets animals in the end is moisture which inhibits their coat's insulating qualities, or drafts strong enough to leach the warm air trapped by their coat.

A single wall box with a protected entrance to keep drafts at bay and a vent hole near the top to let warm moist air leak out is all animals need.

Straw or shredded paper can also help them nest if it gets any colder.

I would find a way to shield the entrance. That allows easy entrance and egress while dampening air flow. Maybe a piece of fleece with flaps cut, folded over a few times then attached to the inside of the box over the entrance. Some holes along the top will let light in and moisture out.

>>922923
Sorry, doesn't have to be expressley for gin.

>>922923
Brewing and distilling are two totally separate things that take totally different equipment, and distilling at home isn't recommended for two reasons: One, if you fuck up you can blow your house off it's foundation, and two, if you do it wrong you can literally poison yourself to death.

Yeah^^ that's right (sorry I'm kind of new) you can google the differences and probably learn both processes pretty easily.