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Is that just a homemade joystick?

Who has the /diy/ bingo sheet? Does this get a bingo?

>>1202130
*top left

>>1202130
nice one

>>1202130
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Laminate, or butcher block if its end grain.

>>1202055

thanks

It's also ~$25+ a linear foot (24" wide). Has anyone built their own before? It seems like you just need a planer, wood glue, and a lot of clamps.

One that doesn't set you on fire, leak, weigh too much, or break after one use

A stainless billy, mug, frying pan and a fire.
t. Huntingfag.

I bring food that doesn't need cooking.

>>1202037
>before starting any actual craft/hobby

and for what specific task will you be required to have drafting skills?

>>1202063
I want to get into a mechanical parts casting hobby, for the matter. I'm also researching about that. Im getting interested in woodworking lately... I think I misused the term craft when i made the post. It's not serious/professional but it would still be a very interesting skill to have when making precision projects

>>1202037
>compass
>straightedge
>graph paper

that's pretty much it
for hobby level stuff it's self-explanatory

screen print it dork. Little Somali slave kids can do it, so can you.
Its inexpensive and you can do multiple prints with one screen.

Google dat shit up homie. Should cost 20ish tops for the kit.

>>1201963
You could have googled this you damn retard.

>>1201933
>Hello /diy/nosaurs!

ahh yes, that false familiarity.

If you have been here more than 2 days, you know that open-ended shitfests like this thread do not belong here.

So you are an electrician (meaning you can tell red from black or white) but you are eager to "build" things that incorporate "network stuff" and computers, an maybe even a metal punch.

Where do you idiots come from? A fucking metal punch? Network stuff?

Post your pic, OP. Please post your timestamped pic and you will go down in /diy/ history.

Pretty please?

>>1201933
Kill yourself

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yeah boy we gettin in

>>1201789
>3.57 kW to produce a 250 g container of strawberries
Nope nope nope

>>1202792
><polite applause>

I'm interested in this because I'm going to tear up my front lawn as much as I legally can and replace it with wildflowers and random useful plants.

I threw some mint seeds down at the base of a tree in the lawn and now they judt keep spreading out. Should be easy, but try to start with a blank (weed free) slate.

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>>1201616

You're going to need a hand plane or block plane. Crappy ones are cheap and should be available at local hardware stores. The shooting board you can make with your table saw and a 2x4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvwernxQi8A

Why not get that lead dick annon to make some dick tips for your arrows?

>>1201292
taper is easy with bandsaw, just build a shooting board for it.
make a c frame of wood to hold the dart, with holes drilled on each side slightly offset to create the taper.
mount belt sander upside down in wood frame. run dart across it, turning slightly with each pass, until it has a uniform taper. then hand sand smooth

I've seen people use capacitive sensors on plexiglass with mixed results, check this out:
http://hackaday.com/2017/06/16/fail-of-the-week-museum-buttons/
https://hackaday.io/project/6682-periodic-table-of-motion
I guess it'll be ok as long as you keep the wiring short.

>>1201162
There are a lot of parts that are designed for exactly that use case.

>>1200949
literally any motor that has relatively the same dimensions and works on the same voltage range?
google hobby motor.

Do a Google search for "how to google electric motor on google"

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>>1200949
Why don't you start by measuring it.

Then use the googles to find a match based on quantitative information rather than qualitative information. It'll be way more effective.

I'm looking for this too.

Also sofa plans would help.

>>1200841
OP here, bamp for justice.

It's been hard finding plans for sofas and other furniture for living rooms. There's tons of plans for informal stuff.

>>1200765
It sounds like you should be looking more at upholstery than at the woodworking side of it. Not being a smartass, but the... carcase?... doesn't really matter as much as you think it does. It really is like the difference in a normal cat and a shaved cat, you wouldn't think it's even the same animal. I'm pretty sure the woodworking part can be very beefy (ugly) and they just use screws and slap it together: as long as it's tough it's doing its job. If you want to get crazy you could go to an apartment complex on garbage day, find a couch or what have you on the curb, and rip it apart to see. Do NOT bring it into your house though.

Also I do have an Android. It's a Galaxy S7

The most useful utility that I can think of would be a set of keycodes for your house, but only your imagination can limit you here. Personally I use NFC stickers with Tasker to launch a set of apps and a special playlist when I drive off, and one to turn on the lights and turn on the computer when I return home.

>>1200871
Is there a way to use one to factory reset my phone if I set it down on it?

I'd Frankenstein a broken office chair hydraulic cylinder and a normal desk, but most of these things use two opposing tracks that mesh with a gear that's mounted onto the motor. Easy enough to have the same setup opposing it and a bearing set for the second gear. Then it's just a case of a circuit that can reverse the current to the motor.

It may be easier and definitely cheaper to make gear assembly and crank to raise/lower instead of motor powered.

>>1200622
Wouldn't most hydraulics be way too short for a standing desk? Hell, they'd be short for a regular desk. My chair has like 5" of movement

>>1200649
If you have the crank wouldn't you just need a motor to move the crank?