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>>909670
Chainsaw tool

>>909677
this, though i wouldn't consider a 'need to know tool' when it's just a convenient multitool

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>>909670
Believe it's called a "scrench"

You can make a scarf for your boyfriend

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>>906298
Any other uses?

I think this is a great idea and you should totally do it. I'm super cereal.

>>898128
This. Maybe put a shipping container in a shipping container in a shipping container in a shipping container!
This idea is so grejt!

>>898127
Maybe you could prssurize it because the imploding happens because of the air pressure? Don't hold your breath when you go trough the airlock though, and do get some decompression tables. Any diving table should do.

Backstory: car died on my way to work, I work overnights so I won't work on it until the morning. I just want a solid idea of what to expect before I go digging around. If I do have to take the wheel off, I may just take it to a garage with the part and let them do it.

>>912032
For the price of taking it to a mechanic, you can buy a cheap jack and a pair of jackstands.

If you have the means to remove the alternator, you should have a set of jackstands.

>>912046
Also, pull your air filter cover off and LOOK.
How are we supposed to see beyond that big bunch of plastic?

>>911008
pumped hydroelectric
already exist worldwide as kind of capacitors for electricity grid between day and night.

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Find stuff that burns. Then burn it. There's plenty of it around.

>>911047
Of course. Thanks.
>>911048
Also good, but I don't want to create smoke.

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>>910974
Back of it

Hook up rr+ and rr- to a speaker, repeat for the others

You could like... make a keyboard.

You should start with a bulb and a resistor.

It's outputs are 40mA, same as the arduino's IO pins. You can power it with up to 15v and then have those voltages as outputs, but then you lose the ability to control it with the arduino's 5v logic. All it does is implement the NOT function which you can do in software on the arduino any time you need it.

Do something without the Arduino like a ring oscillator.

If the blade isn't holding an edge, try increasing the angle of the blade in relation to the stone. It may seem counter-intuitive, but on some shoddier metals, it actually work pretty well in some cases.

Some more info: i have a norton crystolon stone, one side coase, one fine. The norton website recommends using oil for lubrication, so unless i can get good contradicting info here, i will be using oil. I used water in my first attempt with mediocre results. Better than the factory edge but with more to be desired

>>911736
that is a shit tier stone for shovels

get at least 2000 grit+ for knifes

>>911088
yes, avoid chinese ones because of inferior purity and oxidised surface and poorer weave pattern... they cant wick

>>911088
Those plastic things that suck up solder work pretty well and I think they're only 5 or 10 bucks more + they're reusable(?).
As for the holder I know the one you're talking about and it's decent but if you're going to be doing a lot of soldering and want one that's going to last a long time consider dropping the 50-60 dollars on one of the higher end ones.
That small fucker with the magnifying glass is a bit awkward to use, I can't really explain why.

>>911102
those solder sucker sucks, the solder splatter cools inside making tons of fragments and crap that will drop onto your pcb and everywhere near it, it is a flawed design, it very easily contaminate the working area with solder dusts and crap

>>911016
>not diy
Please keep your IDS HABBEDING fantasies to /k/ and /pol/.
Thanks.

>>911021
Sorry. I always come to /diy/ when it comes to what I think of as brainy stuff. I agree this is not diy, I just like how your brains work.

FYI this isn;t /k/ either. They just want gun stuff. To pol I go.

>>911016
I think you have your numbers wrong. There's about 300 million or so fuckers in the US; 0.5% is 1.5 million not 150,000. Let's go with your numbers and assume a plague that leaves 0.05%.

You just read The Stand, didn't you?

>>910769
>put heart and soul into building house
>get divorced
>lose it all
>???
>loss

>i want to build a house
>how do i build a house /diy/?

>>910769
>My wife and I are seriously considering building our house on a plot of land.

Have you considered building your house on a plot of water or air? It is cheaper.

http://www.bamboogarden.com/care.htm

Grow willow.

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>>910692
>Obviously don't want any running species which will be a pain in the ass to control or spread to the neighbour's backyard.

where's your sense of adventure man?

Sorry op. Hope the bump helps. My google-fu isn't turning anything up, but i know I've seen those kinds of chain before...

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Looks like a 2 dimensional cable carrier.

>>910582
Always called similar chain barrel link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrCt5kJwcyw

I have some experience laminating wood for table tops.

You need a jointer and a planer to do it well. With those in your kit, it's a piece of cake to dimension the laminations to be completely flat and of uniform thickness. Without it you need mad skills and patience with a hand plane, and even then the results won't be as good. A biscuit jointer is also very handy for lining up the laminations for the glue up. Without it, you will not be able to glue the laminations flush to each other. Pretty steep investment yes. If you aren't willing to do so, just go buy ready made table tops. They're better than the first 10 you'll make guaranteed.

>>910550
bent wood furniture. IKEA is well known for it. I've made a bent wood ring, and it's neat. basically plywood is a laminated wood, however, laminated wood doesnot have to be cross ply, it can have the plys all facing the same way.

You can do basic bent wood laminations by cutting relatively large plys on the tablesaw, too, for things like chair frames, and using steam to bend the 1/8" boards onto a frame before glueing them together.

1. Tell your sister you've got better things to be doing with your time.

2. Put the cat in a shelter until the last day your sister come back

3. Keep the cat out doors.

>>910532
I actually tried that with my beard trimmer but her hair is so thick it doesn't get through it