Board: /diy/
"/diy/ - Do It Yourself" is 4chan's imageboard for DIY/do it yourself projects, home improvement, and makers.
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Post and discuss /diy/ projects, ask questions regarding /diy/ topics and exchange ideas and techniques.
Please keep in mind:
- This is a SFW board. No fleshlights or other sex toys.
- No weapons. That goes to /k/ - Weapons. The workmanship and techniques involved in creating objects which could be used as weapons or the portion of a weapons project that involves them (e.g., forging steel for a blade, machining for gunsmithing, what epoxy can I use to fix my bow) may be discussed in /diy/, but discussing weapon-specific techniques/designs or the actual use of weapons is disallowed. Things such as fixed blade knives or axes are considered tools, things such as swords, guns or explosives are considered weapons.
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Helpful links:
https://sites.google.com/site/diyelmo/ (archived)
http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/ 
ABS and laser fumes united!
Last Thread: >>2901392
>Your print failed? Go to:
www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting
>Calibrate your printer.
teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html
If that doesn't help you solve your problems, post:
>A picture of the failed part
>Printer make & model
>Filament type/brand
>Slicer & slicer settings
>What printer should I buy? [52/40/10 :detadpU tsaL]
Do your own research, but if you gotta ask; just buy whatever Bambu fits your budget.
DIY: reprap.org/wiki/
SLA: >>>/tg/3dpg
>Where can I get things to print?
www.thingiverse.com/
thangs.com/
printables.com/
grabcad.com/
www.yeggi.com/
cults3d.com/
www.stlfinder.com/
google.com/
T*legr*m
>What CAD software should I use?
Free to anyone: FreeCAD, Fusion360, Onshape, TinkerCAD,
Free to me: Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, Solidworks, Rhino, Solid Edge
Autistic /g/oobers: OpenSCAD, OpenJSCAD, CadQuery
Participation medal entries: PTC Creo, Solvespace
Mesh free-forming and modeling: Blender
Architects: Sketchup
>What slicer should I use?
For everyone: Cura, PrusaSlicer, BambuStudio for Bambu owners.
For enthusiasts: SuperSlicer, OrcaSlicer
For autists: Pleccer/SuperPleccer, Kiri:Moto, FullControl
Legacy Pastebin (Last updated 1782 days ago): pastebin.com/AKqpcyN5 (embed)
#366 Looking at a job for a homeowner. A tree limb fell on his roof a few nights ago. Pictured below are two of the four damaged members. The member on the right is broke in two places, the obvious closest to the eve and the other right under the connector plate. The chord to the left it is twained entirely in one place. Chords are about 14ft long.
Any way of splinting the really fucked up one with 2x4 from eve to peak on both sides? I'm not too optimistic considering the break under the connector plate.
If any engineers have recommendations for fasteners that'd be swell.
Otherwise I'm just gonna have to tell the guy full truss replacement. I don't have a crane. Do you have a doomsday stockpile? What's in it and what do you recommend? Any ideas how to release this valve adjustment? Its seized into position and i dont want to break my only toilet worse Made a paint rack with cheap wood planks from Walmart A place for anything to do with Welding.
Post your welds, ask questions and discuss sticking metals together.
IDK I just want a place to talk about welding.
Thread Theme: Wintertime Edition Absolutely WHAT is the purpose of these things? I have a copper 1/2 pipe with a temporary sharkbite fitting. I don't have the tool to remove it nor can I get my wrench on the pipe or behiind it on the plastic part to pinch and pull it by force. Do I absolutely need to pinch the plastic part of the sharkbite fitting to be able to pull it off, or can I just put a wrench or pliers around by the cap? I'm trying to avoid destroying a metal cover or cutting into drywall just to pinch the plastic to pull it off. Is it possible to remove these without having to pinch the tiny plastic part circled in the image?
Plumbing is about the only DIY category that doesn't have its own general here for some reason. Figured I could maybe get the ball rolling with a question and a provide a thread where people to ask their own since I feel bad for killing a thread for just one question. I'm doing a casino night and a carnival night at the senior center in a couple months and need some ideas please
Casino night
>Craps/roulette set on Amazon
>blackjack/poker
>pinko
>water bottle flipping
Carnival night
>big jenga
>coin/ring toss challenge
>NERF target shooting
>spinny chair (have person point at something in the room, blindfold them, and spin them in an office chair. Closest person wins)
Both would include a prize wheel
Honestly, I'm so burnt out at this point from years of volunteering there that I'm scraping the barrel for ideas. Anything would help. Thanks so much derpedly obvious, but not to city slickers. What's the best solution for a shitty cat tracking litter everywhere, other than removing the cat? Would a sanitization mat work, what would I even use to sterilize. I noticed white smears and paw marks on dark furniture and now I can't stop being grossed out. Is it possible to make your own tattoo ink out of gold particles? From what I've seen, anyone should technically be able to convert pure gold metal into particles small enough to be carried by ink, but it doesn't look like anyone's tried?
I do have enough chemistry knowledge (majored in biochem) to pull off the preparation, but I have 0 knowledge about ink and Google was near useless. let's have a ylyl thread. haven't seen one for a long time.share /diy/ related memes What are the best ways to stop pollen from entering the house, I'm allergic (strong hay fever) to it and rather not take big pharma medicine that barel work.
> Pollen from clothing used outside is included 
200 km/h in the Wrong Lane edition
Previous thread: >>2864357
Eternal thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gd43b_ZcuU
>New to /ham/? Read this shit!
http://www.arrl.org/what-is-ham-radio
https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/bureau-divisions/mobility-division/amateur-radio-service
>Your search engine of choice works well too!
>The FAQ is now back:
>https://wiki.cybsec.io/index.php/HamFAQ
>OP, the cybsec domain is gone.
>NEW FAQ is updated to preview 15
https://files.catbox.moe/aftx43.htm
>The wiki is down but is archived: https://archive.is/PjR5s
>Idiot's Guide to Coax Cable
https://www.pcs-electronics.com/guide_coax.php
>Looking for frequencies to monitor near you?
http://www.radioreference.com
>Basic Rx loop fundamentals
https://www.w8ji.com/magnetic_receiving_loops.htm
>DIY SWL Mag. Loop
http://www.kr1st.com/swlloop.htm
>Small Tx Loop
http://webclass.org/k5ijb/antennas/Small-magnetic-loops.htm
>In Depth Loop articles
http://www.kk5jy.net/magloop/
>Homebrew RF Circuits
https://www.qsl.net/va3iul/Homebrew_RF_Circuit_Design_Ideas/Homebrew_RF_Circuit_Design_Ideas.htm
>NEW Library
https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4Y
>Online Practice Tests:
http://aa9pw.com/
https://hamstudy.org/
https://hamexam.org/
> Real-Time Propagation Data
http://prop.kc2g.com/
>Space Weather
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/communities/radio-communications
>WSJT-X 2.1 User Guide
https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.1.2.html
>Homosexual (ft8) guide
https://www.g4ifb.com/FT8_Hinson_tips_for_HF_DXers.pdf
>APRS
http://www.aprs.org/
>Weather Fax resources
https://www.weather.gov/media/marine/rfax.pdf
https://weatherfax.com/stations/
>point to point predictions, its free and will give you an idea of how much power/ what frequencies to use to reliably talk to your friend
https://www.voacap.com/hf/
>how do I into Morse code in a good way?
https://pastebin.com/HByjfN4F I want to put ai in a drone to make it completely autonomous. And I want to do it all with over the counter, affordable parts.
Basically I want to turn the thing on and release it like a bird and just let it explore the world by itself. Any ideas on how I can do this? So I've been defacing Communist propaganda at Harvard University for a little over a year now. And at this point, it seems like I might've successfully demoralized them.
I'm honestly not sure how to feel about that. I was prepared to go in this for the long haul. Get sued… maybe get beaten up and/or sent to prison a few times… heck, I almost WANTED them to challenge me in court, since I knew I was completely justified.
But it doesn't seem like the "Revolutionary Communists of America" have as many posters up anymore. What's more, their few pieces of propaganda that DO remain have actually been set upon by OTHER leftie organizations in the area (I'll post pics later in the thread). So I guess that means I've… kind of won.
I'm not totally sure what to do next. But it's been an interesting journey so far. And I also managed to preserve one of my original gorilla-glue Cobsons, and want to get it framed, so I could use some advice on that front. So there's a chance I'll need to replace the front driver side bearing hub assembly on my 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan. I've watched a few videos and it doesn't seem too difficult. Is this really something I can do at home? It doesn't seem to need any specialized tools or anything. 
Thread suffered burn-in: >>2898438
>I'm new to electronics. Where to get started?
It is an art/science of applying principles to requirements.
Find problem, learn principles, design and verify solution, build, test, post results, repeat.
Read the datasheet.
>OP source:
https://github.com/74HC14/ohmOP
bake at page 10, post in old thread
>Comprehensive list of electronics resources:
https://github.com/kitspace/awesome-electronics
>Project ideas:
https://hackaday.io
https://instructables.com/tag/type-id/category-technology/
https://adafruit.com
https://makezine.com/category/electronics/
>Books:
https://libgen.is/
>Principles (by increasing skill level):
Mims III, Getting Started in Electronics
Geier, How to Diagnose & Fix Everything Electronic
Kybett & Boysen, All New Electronics Self-Teaching Guide
Scherz & Monk, Practical Electronics for Inventors
Horowitz and Hill, The Art of Electronics
>Recommended software tools:
KiCAD 6+
Circuitmaker
Logisim Evolution
>Recommended Components/equipment:
Octopart
LCSC
eBay/AliExpress sellers, for component assortments/sample kits (caveat emptor)
Local independent electronics distributors
ladyada.net/library/procure/hobbyist.html
>Most relevant YouTube channels:
EEVblog
W2AEW
Moritz Klein
>microcontroller specific problems?
>>>/diy/mcg
>I have junk, what do?
Shitcan it
>consumer product support or PC building?
>>>/g/
>household/premises wiring?
More rules-driven than engineering, try /qtddtot/ or sparky general first
>antigravity and/or overunity?
Go away I hope I don't lose that nail D:
Stupid tractoring accident
ITT DIY injuries How do i learn to spit water like David Blaine, i've tried and i just threw up the water instead of spitting it like him and now my stomach kinda hurts >get chatgpi to write my resume
>get trade job I'm not qualified for
How long do I have to learn the ropes before I get fired? >lid is perfect size to fit under mail tray, all mail trays I can buy are the wrong size or shitty material
>lowes refuses to sell me just the lid without the bin
>how deep does this rabbit hole go
>sterilite official policy is that is refuses to sell individual lids and only sells them with the bins as a single unit
FUCKING GREEDY FAGGOT NIGGERS I HATE YOU I HATE YOU I HATE YOU I HATE YOU How do you organize your socket sets? And does anyone make a product that works like a loop/chain that you can snap on and snap off when ever you need a socket for portability, like a chain? Or has anyone diy something like it? Or what could I use to make such a thing? Reminder that the hate for HOAs comes from undesirables who just want to be able to trash up the neighborhood. If you want to make your house look like shit, put a trailer in the woods or something. Ask machining questions, post machining failures.
CAD CAM talk
Speeds and feeds guessing
G-Code, M-Code, Bro-Code
Fanuc vs Haas
Bitch about pay
Ignore Sieg
Button pushers who think they're machinists
Thread theme:
https://youtu.be/vLdVRLZibWU?si=SOf62LZjc5noKlnM A family friend electrician was upgrading service at my 1 family house from 150 to 200 amps in Bergen County, NJ. The old box was 50 years old. The electrician kept on pushing an outside disconnect box without what seemed a good reason. I do not plan on installing solar or any generators. Do I really need this thing? Did he install it for some reason to make his life easier? See picture. I dont want to drop $1k on one of these How come there's never any chainsaw talk here?
Post yours, talk porting and piping. Talk Stihl vs Husqvarna.
I'll post my old junkers if this gets traction. So hear me out this might seem wierd but i have thought of it for a long time
if you make a screw and a scredriver with a swastica pattern? would it not be the best pattern? if you think about it all sides would have perfect torque and the screwdriver wont fall off like it does on pozidrive or phillips
how would this not be good? Practical advantages of a hand drill. Are there any? (Excepting lack of reliance on electricity)? Remember the official list before buying tools What is this object that I found buried in my backyard?
My first guess would be an old septic tank. The place is currently on city sewer, but it's conceivable that it used to be on septic
What causes me to question the possibility of it being an old septic tank is that it is metal and has that pipe which goes to grade, or even above since it appears it was broken off on plane with the surface at some point in the past.
I am accustomed to seeing septic tanks made of masonry/concrete, fiberglass, or plastic. Not ferrous metal. I have also not seen a septic tank that has a pipe of that diameter to the surface.
I guess I will keep digging around it to find out. Then again, maybe I should rebury it and not worry about this mysterious object in my yard? What do I do if I have a holiday apartment near the ocean and want to leave a new bicycle there for 11 months every year? the salty air causes corrosion. pic related? obviously, I don't want to pay for a humidifier running 24/7. Isn't there some more technologically advanced way to build houses without a wood framing process? How will people be building houses in the year 2200 provided things go well until then? There's got to be some sort of way of mass producing dwellings to solve housing possible thru technology, theoretically, and doing it all with wood seems impossible for 7 billion people. Use this thread to ask questions you think don't require a thread of their own.
The old thread no longer bumps and is now on page five: >>2902906
If you didn't get a response in the old thread, feel free to ask again here.
>>2678737
> Some friendly suggestions for posting:
> - First ask Google, then ask /diy/. Your question will probably be better received if you do so.
> - List available resources (tools, materials, budget, time, etc.)
> - Try to use pictures and explain the goal, if possible
> - Be patient, this is a slow board; your thread will be around for days.
> - Share your results! /diy/ loves to see problems solved and projects completed! Last thread has been languishing on page 10 for days in autosage so nobody contributes anything edition
Post woodworking related questions, projects, ideas etc.
>resources
https://rentry.co/trc3fwya 
Finished the solar shed December 2023. roof pitch 30° for solar panel mounts. peak is 3.33m tall, low side is 1.5m at wall. footprint is 5.2m×2.5m. whole-home solar charge controller and batteries are inside, along with some other general shed crap.
new addition is 5.25m×4.25m with a ceiling height of 2.75m sloping up to 3.33m
we will not be using recombinate chip board for exterior this time. we are going with steel r-panel wrap and roof. the existing solar shed will get the same steel panel wrap, over the RCB when we get there.
roll up 1.8m door on the east end, and a 1m×2m steel inswing entry door on the north facing NW corner. it was free, a salvage from my paying job. haven't decided on window(s) yet, but it will be whatever is least expensive and functional for airflow and some natural light.
so far, we are only in for ~300 credits. I expect to spend aboot 80 more on ceiling joists. I need another 4 treated posts and ten 3m studs. we will probably use aboot 100 credits for staves to go across studs and joists for the steel panels to anchor to. the roll-up door will run just over 600 and the steel somewhere around 600-700 for all exterior walls and the new barn side roof.
I'll keep the thread updated as we progress. I may upload a few more images just to show some joinery detail and styling at the start. I need money to paid the med school, so what products can i made to earn money without work 40 hours a day?
I know welding I think I fucked up.
I broke an intake bolt in my cylinder head. It's a Ford 302/5.0 so part of the bolt is exposed because they go in at an angle into the head.
I have been trying to heat it up with a small propane tank the cylinder head is whicking away the heat, and I can't get a nut to sit on the broken off stud to weld it.
What can I do without drilling it out? Pic isn't mine.
Someone crashed into the front of my house. And the person got away. damage wasn't too terribly bad but the wall needed to be torn and rebuilt.
My question is what would be the cheapest fastest way to protect my house from drunken idiots crashing the house again?
I was thinking of getting some boulders and throwing them in the front yard but kinda expensive. Halfwall made out of concrete?
Concrete boulders?
Or how about trees? The County has placed a garbage can down at the end of our hollow, in front of my home. It is attracting partiers who stay for hours, laughing and hollering at each other. I called the County and asked them to remove the can, but they said it helps their crews keep the area free of trash. I explained that the garbage can is making the problem worse, but they won't listen. Now that I have identified myself to County officials, how do I get rid of this garbage can? 
Thinking about setting up a general-purpose lab and workshop space. The goal is a hybrid area that can handle chemistry, electronics, woodworking, and light fabrication without turning into a complete disaster. Obviously, layout, safety, and workflow need to be considered, but there are a lot of ways to approach it.
Some key design issues:
>How to separate clean (lab) and dirty (shop) areas without making everything a pain to access?
>Best ways to handle ventilation, dust collection, and chemical safety without overengineering it?
>Power distribution, plumbing, compressed air, and networking—what actually matters and what’s overkill?
>Storage and organization for tools, chemicals, and materials—what works long-term?
>Modularity and future expansion—how to avoid boxing yourself in?
Been using Laboratory Design by H.S. Coleman as a starting point, but more book recommendations would be great. If you’ve built or worked in a similar space, what worked, what didn’t, and what would you do differently?
Post layouts, setups, must-have features, or horror stories of bad lab/shop design. Let’s make this a solid resource for anyone trying to set up a functional space. Can it save the world? So much talk about mass timber, what about mass bamboo? Bed sheets. Toilet paper. How do.we make it last longer after harvesting for structures? Can it be petrified? What is a modern creosote equivelent that can double it's outdoor lifespan like it did for timber construction 130 years ago? Best varieties for regions/purposes. Near instant green screens.
I'm current issue is I have about an acre of it, many vertical stalks, but a thin canopy. Its there a variety that will grow in the mid Atlantic u.s., that will grow out of a dense clump, and make a dense canopy 50 feet wide overhead in a season? That 4 corners of these clumps would make and inner valted arch of 100 feet between them for shade in summer? I have 12 chickens and they lay about 20-30 eggs a week and I want know how to sell them? People keep telling me I have to sell them but I don’t know how.
I’ve sold a few to friends and family but I don’t know enough people to sell them all. Most of the tools we buy today are all manufactured in China, and just imported, assembled, local logo slapped, and marked up for 3 x's the price. What are some tools or gadgets you've bought from Chinese websites that turned out better than expected for your DIY projects and hobbies?
Post pics or screenshots of the item you bought and the price and whether it was good or a ripoff.
Optional: What else were you able to afford for your DIY because of the money you saved by buying from China? Can be more Chinese tools or something western made.
Previous: >>2860719 Is it stupid to buy a unit in a small apartment building with this cum stain coming out of the concrete? Don't want to get hit with an outrageous levy but maybe it's no biggie Essentially, pic-related is everything I need to know, but I'd like to talk about it anyways.
How can I keep it legal? (I'm in Germoney, so I can only do a "Balkonkraftwerk" without involving the power company, meaning I can at max have 800W flowing into the grid. Of course, I'd rather not have anything flowing into the grid, using it all myself, so that means batteries, but that is either expensive, or I'm not sure if my electrians-skills are good enough for that.
tl;dr:
What do you have on your roof and how did you put it up there? 
I've seen lots of tinyhome threads, shipping containers... frankly not interested.
I'm moving onto a large lot of land and eventually want to buiild a giant barndominium and make the house inside.
However that's going to take time and i want to setup ASAP, so I was looking at getting a new 12x32ish shed delivered and simply remodeling it into a cozy little house over a month. Should last a nice long time and I could rent it out once I get the real house built.
Anyway a nice one with delivery is <15k, they'll level it out on pylons. I can run plumbing underneath or might just keep it along exteriors for ease. Electrical, ceiling fan, insulation, drywall, bathroom, kitchen, flooring... Probably another 5-10k at most doing it myself.
Plus it's relatively cheap and functional to move if that becomes relevant for whatever reason.
So seems quite doable, cost equates to essentially a year in rent. Girl will be working the farm on the land most the time and I'll be off doing my trade work. Not like we're gonna be crammed in there for much more than dinner/bed.
Anyone with experience, words of wisdom? etc? I don't think I've posted since the purge a few months back. Here to answer any stone related questions.
>Been working with stone for a few decades, running my own company for most of that time
>My company mainly does repair work, but I have been a stone slab installer, fabricator etc. I also consult and do some layout/design work
>Here to answer questions about stone selection, repair, applications, maintenance etc.
>Happy to answer any questions for our budding entrepreneurs, contractors etc. regarding running a small business working with luxury products/clientele.
I won't bump this thread, I'm terribly busy at work but will do my best to check in daily 
Last Threads: https://warosu.org/diy/?task=search2&search_username=artbyrobot
To begin: the project goal: I am working to make a series of humanoid robots. I am using a Biblical theme of naming the first 3 robots I make Adam, Eve, and Abel. The goal is for these robots to have human body inspired musculoskeletal systems, advanced AI, and that they look human and pass for human to a casual observer at least at a distance. They must be able to walk, talk, run, dance, do sports, do chores, manufacture products, and make more robots just like themselves if not even better. My aim is to build a single robot arm and head and then add sufficiently advanced AI to that arm and head to enable it to build the rest of its own body for me. This way I am delegating the work of building the majority of my first humanoid robot to that robot rather than doing that work myself - and this is to save me time.
In a like manner, my goal with the AI is to code just enough AI that the AI can begin coding itself and this way I don't have to code most of the AI myself because it will self create itself. I liken this to building a seed and that seed growing into a tree because for me to code that tree would take too long for me and just creating the seed would then save me time. post about beating shit with a hammer
or squeezing it into form
post pretty pics of twisted metal
bitch about forged in fire
just a place to talk about hot iron From an architectural or structural standpoint, how well built (or lack thereof) are Mormon temples? They seem to be very secretive about them. General Info can be found: linktr(dot)ee/4chansewing (always updating, post links and I'll add them)
Last General: >>2885930
Thread theme:
Did you sew that hole in your pants yet?
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Your question may be stupid but ask it anyway. >what's that fellow european? you need to add a new electrical circuit in your house?
>here, let me just grab the 'wall cutting saw'. make sure you put plastic over literally everything in the room that you don't want covered in concrete dust.
>no, cutting a 4" groove into a masonry wall doesn't affect it's structural integrity at all
>heh, silly americans and their wooden walls UK household. Slight smell of gas suddenly started appearing when using the hobs/stove.
Got an official gas man in and he said whoever installed this has used white tape instead of a washer/bolt etc.. but thats sealant thats usually there right? He stuck his Do Not Use sticker on the stove and left gave me a paper and left and said to get a gas plumber in.
Is there a missing bolt that should be at the top or something? The other bolt below is slightly lose, would tightening them just fix it? Just need to know before hiring someone so I don't get ripped off. Thank you. Can I repurpose an electric nail drill as a bench power supply? It's basically an electric motor with a transformer that has a speed adjuster for the nail drill. It says 0v - 17v on the label. I removed the drill motor and tested the output, it gives 0.5v to 19v and the output seems stable. There is no current adjuster, it simple says max output 12 watts. Danish ingenuity: the bubble deck what's the cheapest alternative to this? even canned compressed air is retardedly expensive. Anyone ever try these? A legit Stihl chain is $30, surely they're not 6x better than temu tier shit Anyone here living in a abandoned house they got for cheap and slowly bringing it back to life? Like real horrow show shithole. The result of 20 grit with drum sander on 100 y/o floors
Should I go lower to get those spots? 
In /rcg/ we discuss anything & everything remote controlled - multirotors, fixed wing, cars, rovers, helis, boats, submarines, battlebots, lawnmowers, etc.
>How do I get started with racing drones?
https://oscarliang.com/mini-quad-racing-guide/
https://www.fpvknowitall.com/ultimate-fpv-shopping-list/
> How to build a racing drone (16 part video series from Joshua Bardwell)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwoDb7WF6c8mWARrcxtX_G6yytK7QFHID
>What about planes?
https://www.flitetest.com/
>What about aerial photography, is DIY viable?
Buy a DJI if what you actually want is to take good photos/videos, go DIY if what you actually want is a fun project.
>I want a cheap RC training plane that is turnkey.
XK Beaver
Eachine Wing Dragon
OMPHobby T720
Hobbyzone Champ (used only)
>I want a good FPV fixed wing platform.
ZOHD Drift
Sonicmodell AR Wing
Finwing Albabird
>I want a basher fixed wing model for doing crazy shit that is easily repairable.
RCFactory, Hacker and other similar profile models
>I want a dirt cheap drone to fly around my yard/garden
Syma X5C
>I want a dirt cheap drone to fly inside my house
Eachine E010/Hubsan X4
>What are some good YouTube channels for learning or fun?
Joshua Bardwell - https://www.youtube.com/@JoshuaBardwell
Painless360 - https://www.youtube.com/@Painless360
Flite Test - https://www.youtube.com/@FliteTest
Peter Sripol - https://www.youtube.com/@PeterSripol
RCModelReviews - https://www.youtube.com/@RCModelReviews
Andrew Newton - https://www.youtube.com/@AndrewNewton
RCGutt - https://www.youtube.com/@rcgutt
RC Test Flight - https://www.youtube.com/@rctestflight
Think Flight - https://www.youtube.com/@thinkflight
Tail Heavy Productions - https://www.youtube.com/@TailHeavyProductions
Previous: >>2865516 What happened to the cow post? I was off doing it myself, and came back hoping to see more pictures of cows, and now it's gone. :(
This is Rose, one of our Jersey milk cows. 
eBikes:
>Just need electric plug to charge, so no gas to pay. Electric bike charging does nothing to your electrical bill
>but long charge times (~6 hours)
>Low range (maximum like 40-60 miles and that's with a 20ah battery)
>Not durable (Lithium battery wear out fast)
>Battery and controller are expensive as fuck
>No need for license/insurance/blablabla in most places in the world
>Can keep it inside
>relatively easy maintenance
>More stealthy than motorized bicycles
Motorized bicycle:
>Very very cheap at first, like $70 for a 100cc kit
>Have to pay for gas but relatively low MPG
>Stinks, makes YOU stink
>Might not be able to keep inside because it STINKS
>Will get stolen easily if kept outside
>Loud and obnoxious
>Cops will give you more trouble for it than eBikes regardless of where you are.
>In some places you might need a license/insurance/blablabla.
>very bad stealth
Hybrid :
>Usually rear motorized, front electric
>All the disadvantages and advantages of motorized bicycles
>Heaviest option
>Most expensive option and hardest set up
>Doesn't need to pedal to start it.
>Can switch from electric to gas at will
Which would be a better DIY project? What is your morning routine before work? Is this a good book to learn about electricity and being and electrician?
I worked as a helper some time ago so I know how to install shit but I don't know the theory of how or why shit does(n't) work >and this is our son's room
>he's quite into 3D printing How do you guys store and carry your tools?
Any good quality toolbags you can recommend?
So far I've only used one of those shitty open top buckets, but I'd like to have more organization and good mobility since I often take my tools with me nowadays to help friends etc. So I want a proper upgrade.
I'm thinking about getting pic related It's wedged between a pallet which can't move and the ballustrade, but it's pretty fucking windy today and it's flapping upwards now some of the way now and then.
Do I need to move it so it doesn't take flight into the street? This is high up in an appartment building. It's been doing "fine" like this for months, but the winds can be a bit fucky and harsh up here. They're running fiber optic in my neighborhood, they use this 1800lb strap to pull it through the conduit. I saw piles of it by the road and the crew said I could take as much as I wanted because they don't reuse it. They'll be doing it for weeks and I'll be able to get several miles of it if I want. They even gave me the leftovers on the spools that weren't long enough to do a full pull xD What kind of lubricant should you use for something like a pulley to keep it from being so squeaky? I figure most liquid lubricants would suck. The first thing that comes to most people's minds is WD40, but I think a decent grease would be ideal for such an application, as it would be a more permanent fix and it wouldn't smell so bad. What kind of grease would be best for a pulley? I need to change the bulbs inside an old infinity mirror light.
If I switch to LED, in my head the best look would be, all 16 lights randomly switching on and off, random colors when switching and different brightness too if possible.
Seeing so many modules available on Ali express, I wonder if I could do it simply and kinda cheap.
I have a soldering iron, but hardly any experience with it
Any ideas or links to write ups or videos is appreciated
I might want them on constant like the Christmas lights do, I can't imagine that a problem.
I do have an old led bulb that has a speaker and remote. It looks like a regular light bulb. It still works I think and I don't use it.
Maybe I could use use the board in that? Here's a dumb question. What are rates called in America and Canada and in Europe and other countries and stuff? I made a couple of Dark Souls picrel mushroom figurines. Do they have potential or are they trashed? Would you buy one? 
Hey so I was trying to buy a steam engine company (pearl steam engine). But I am disabled (military) and in the middle of a custody battle so I simply asked if we could do payments or "generous giving" to offset taxes. My envisionment was affordable boats just powered by steam. This boomer fuck emailed me saying he is offshoring the company and awaiting deposit (I told him congrats and its befitting of his generation as they've offshored everything else). Can you please help me reverse engineer his castings on his website so I can produce his engines? Fuck this guy. Also he's a mason.
Google pearl steam engine company, more especially the zenith engine. All of his drawings. He even admitted he simply reversed engineered the engines. I say reverse engineer in kind. In return screenshot thread with time stamp or some other method to prove its you and I will give a generous discount (at cost but labor included)
Feel free to cross thread to bigger boards. Lets keep a business in America
T. Been on this shithole website since '05 and this is my first personal army ask. Assuming I buy the proper cables, pulleys, wire clamps, and so on, what am I going to use to connect the pulley to the pullup bar? The pulley is going to be connected to a carabiner, but the carabiner isn't going to be able to open wide enough to go over the pullup bar. I figure I need to use some rope around the pullup bar for the carabiner to attach to. Ideally, this setup would be pretty durable and able to withstand at least 600 pounds of load. I would hate for this rope to randomly snap at one point while I'm lifting. 400 pounds would likely be enough, but I want this setup to be a bit more durable and safer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEPVXShJJ9I Give me some inspiration to use 460 grams of self-hardening clay. I bought this and my mind is empty. I haven't created anything for a long time, and I would like to get back to it, so I'm waiting for some ideas! Got approved for $1000 credit limit with my new Harbour Freight CC. What should I buy lads? Sup /diy/, don't use this board often but figured I'd give it a shot. I'm finally getting a house and I want to replace the carpet in the kitchen with laminate. I hate how fake wood looks, so I'm thinking of getting fake stone instead. Got a few questions:
1) Do you have a good brand to recommend for that stone look?
2) How much hassle is it to put together laminate? I'd like to do it myself rather than paying a contractor, and I've been sold on the fact you don't need glue or nails.
3) Any general advice for this stuff? I've never used it before, only wood (parents' house) and vinyl. Asking here because /n/ is retarded. I got new wheels for my bicycle, moved casette to the new wheel, and it's loose there - the cogs are free to move at angle to each other. How do I fix this? Can I just tie a bunch of rubber bands onto the hub between the cogs so there's no space for them to move relative to each other? How would you go about fixing old register holes? We have switched from forced air to heat pump and plan on selling the house. Not too sure the new sellers are going to want cardboard plugging old holes in the floor.
I realize i could board them up but i wanted it too look nice without having to replace entire sections of carpet or linoleum. That would be insanely expensive. just a reminder to regrease your drills weekly I'm making an automated system for my balcony to open and close the curtains every day. I have a system of pulleys attached to the ceiling and a bunch of paracord. I also have a servo motor attached to a ESP32. Now all that's left is to figure out a way to connect the servo to the rope. I have some hillbilly solutions rolling around in my head, but was wondering whether you guys have any tips. The rope is in one big loop so the system can pull it in both directions. I live in the woods with a cedar sided house. These little bastards keep thrashing the siding on the south side of my house. How do you get rid of them? The stupid plastic owl things don't work. I know they're protected but enough is enough. Apparently potential Russian invasion is not the only problem.
Thinking of buying a piece of land to build a house on that's next to a hill(don't look big in pic but it's pretty big irl). There's gonna be snow/rain water leakage from the hill.
Is this a mayor cost/inconvenience problem or is it easily/cheaply solvable ?
There will be another house on the north uphill side.
Topographic img: next post(spam warning) My flashing doesn't go all the way and so there's a hole water could get behind the siding. How can I remedy this? Almost every youtube video shows vinyl or an roof/siding already torn apart.
I was thinking something like this
>cut cedar shingle completely in half on the red line
>work in flashing behind cedar shingle and under old flashing and tar shingle
>add new cedar shingle behind all that (trim it or whatever so the bottom is flush with the others)
I don't care about face nailing the cedar shingles they all already are so I'm just going to paint over it.
Is there an easier way? Fill that line up with roof tar? New flashing over everything else? 
I have a 4 year old HP laptop that has a broken screen
I'm currently using it with a external monitor because the integrated monitor is broken. Also the laptop hinge dust cover has fallen off. After I get a new laptop I'm probably going to use it as a home server for some time.
But at some point I'm thinking of selling it.
Now it doesn't have a working screen but I thought of selling it as it as a home server or something.
I got an idea though. The screen is just attached by two smalm metal rods that have hinges at the end.
So what if I cut the rods off with a saw and then cut the wires going to the screen and I trim the left overs and then I just fill up the holes with something like silicone or epoxy.
And then just market the laptop as a custom and modern MiniPC with an integrated keyboard lmao (judt don't tell it was a laptop ever lol)
Or would it just make sense to salvage the parts and attempt to sell them indivitually?
Does this make sense bros? Based or cringe?
Specs are (The model is HP Laptop 14-dk0xxx):
> AMD Ryzen 5 3500U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx with 2.1 GHz 4 cores / 8 logical cores
> 4 G DDR4 RAM
> 239 Gb SSD
> 2 USB 3.0 ports
> 1 Ethernet port
> 1 HDMI port
> 1 audiojack port
> 1 USB-C port
> 1 SD card dock
> 1 K-Slot
> Integrated trackpad and keyboard of course
Not posting this on >>2906925 because I think it needs its own thread Will house flippers ever be tried for their crimes against humanity?
>Buy affordable house
>Paint everything gray
>cheap stone counter tops
>gray fake wood flooring
>sell for double the original asking price
I say these people should be tried and given life sentences. They'll love prison because everything in there is gray. Trying to trouble shoot the issue of one of these rods being very slightly bent and throwing off the the ability of the cylinder to rotate or even close into the frame.
I have been doing everything I can to figure out what exactly it is but each part seems to fit the others individually, but only when fully assembled it locks right up.
Any help would be great. ITT: /DIY/ tries to change a lightbulb Thread about audio equipment repair.
Ive got an old panasonic 'walkman' that im having some recording issues with. It plays, FF/REW, everything just fine. but whenever I record anything with it theres a really loud buzz/beep sound that comes through. Even if i record silence. Everything is tightened down inside so it's not the motor vibrating, and nothing looks burnt out or blown on the inside.
whats the best way to figure out where this is coming from and how to fix it? unfortunately there are no repair shops around me that will fix it, and it does have some slight sentimental value to me, so I don't want to just buy a different one. I have some mild electronic and soldering experience
pic is the same model, but not my specific player It's been a good while since we've had a good tractor thread. I just built this yesterday, It took me like 3 hours because i was dumb and the manual is shit and i am shit. I had to go down and up constantly, bend my back like for hours, now knee and back hurts. Muscles ache, i feel like i've went to a Slayer moshpit man, is this what being old actually means? I've been defeated by some cheap ass wood shelf from the brazilian forrest, fuck Hello DIY, I don't come here often so excuse me if this is a common thread or im just retarded.
I have a large 2x2m blanket that's very fluffy and has recently started to catch some stink to it and im not sure as to how to clean it, it says to hand wash but im alone so drying it doesn't seem possible, the dry cleaners wouldn't take it either,
Its from Zara if that helps with anything similar to pic just more hair, any ideas on how to make it not stinky and clear-er ? I made a axe throwing target this weekend. I used pine. So far I cant get any axes to stick to it. All hits bounced off while leaving full blade gashes.
Should I use plywood or 4x4 wood ends as the target surface? Any garage door technicians on /diy/? How hard and shitty is the job? Is there a good way to deter rats from my yard without using chemicals? I don't want to put other animals at risk, such as birds or neighbours pets, and I dont want to get any cats. is it possible to mount those IR-lamps on the camera PCB even though it only has those half-holes?
why does it even have half-holes instead of full ones? Best solution to carry 3-4 types of small fasteners, including nuts, on you?
>Pencil
>Utility knife
>Different drill bits
>Spanner
Side pocket work great but I already use them to carry this shit. I'm searching for a video where they show a way to restore your teeth / heal cavities in a year or so.
They use eggshells and some kind of root or a green plant.
Supposedly the calcium and other minerals should restore the teeth. What kind of circular saw do you prefer, and why? Sidewinder or rear handle, blade left or blade right (because they're making blade left sidewinders these days)? >gives you makita tier quality and ergonomics for 2/3rd of the price
Why is this brand so based? I have a cold room with no heating right next to a hot closet with the water heater in it. I can't let the cold room go below 5C during the winter, so I figured the easiest way to heat it would be to put some kind of thermostat vent on the wall between the rooms, to let hot air from one room to the other as needed.
However, the only thermostat vents I've found this far are for outside walls, and close in cold air rather than open. Installing a radiator, whether water or electric, would seem wasteful when there's heat right behind the wall, and all it takes is letting some of it through, and a fan would leak air even when it's off, and risk letting the room freeze if it happened to break. Are there the kind of valves I'm looking for, or is there a way to make one myself? What do you recommend? Lets get an abominations thread going.
>wtf is this editon how should I mount things to the walls of my shipping container?
maybe i am overthinking it
can I weld stuff to the type of steel they use without fucking it up? how do I treat the metal after? I'm looking to make fence out of the ton of small trees I'm cutting down. Thinking posts with horizontal boards every few feet with an extra on the bottom.
The question is. What's going to be my best way to attach them to each other? How do I make my dad's barn-stairs safe? This is like 15ft-20ft high and he carries heavy items up and down it a lot. I've told him to build some type of railing, but he insists it's not so bad and he wants the ability to move them for projects he's working on. I'm legitimately worried that this will cause his death, what can I do? I need a Geiger counter.
But I don't know which one to buy.
I want to test my tap water.
It may be contaminated with DU = depleted uranium.
I also want to be able to detect gamma radiation. Post neat stuff from your local craigslist free section. Use this thread to ask questions you think don't require a thread of their own.
The old thread no longer bumps and is now on page eight: >>2897082
If you didn't get a response in the old thread, feel free to ask again here.
>>2678737
> Some friendly suggestions for posting:
> - First ask Google, then ask /diy/. Your question will probably be better received if you do so.
> - List available resources (tools, materials, budget, time, etc.)
> - Try to use pictures and explain the goal, if possible
> - Be patient, this is a slow board; your thread will be around for days.
> - Share your results! /diy/ loves to see problems solved and projects completed! 
I'm not sure what these are called exactly but I have one of these "bar monitors" (resolution is 1920x480) and after a while I stopped using it because I no longer needed the thing I was using it for, and now it's just sitting in my closet. I also have a raspberry pi 3b sitting around unused, And I would like to try and do something using both of them.
Do you guys have any ideas?
The idea I'm pushing around in my head involves "combining" them with the mechanical keyboard that I use for my PC. I was thinking of 3d printing a case that resembles something like a Tandy TRS-80 Model 100 and putting them inside that with my keyboard. I could put put a switch on the side and wire it so that depending on the position of the switch the keyboard could flip between being connected to the Pi or the USB-C port that I would mount onto the back. So it would still be my main keyboard for my PC, but could also be a toy to play in a Linux terminal or something.
Is that a dumb idea? I like the idea but honestly the pi3b is kinda weak for what I would like to do with it (and I don't want to buy a new one). What ideas do you guys have? I would like to invent a better mousetrap, but am at a loss for ideas. I think doing this could make me rich, but I need /diy/‘s help to come up with a solution. 
I am looking for someone who is in decorative concrete to help me explain an estimate I received. Out of the two guys I called, no one is giving me a labor breakdown.
The job is to place decorative concrete behind the house between the deck to a detached garage. The area is roughly 24x26 with a 4x6 cutout for the garage corner. No total square footage given.
The proposal states:
>pitched away from the house
>excavate dirt and fill with 4" of limestone
>metal wire mesh
>4.5" thick concrete pour
>6-bag limestone mix 4000psi
>color concrete
>stamped pattern
>clean up debris
>super diamond 3000 clear sealer
>3-4 working days
all this for $16,000
I had another guy come out and told me $11,000
I have a 3rd guy coming over this week
I asked how much cheaper it will be if I personally excavate down to 8 inches, or at least remove the sod. no clear answer given. "my guys are paid for a full days work"
I asked how much cheaper for them to not haul the dirt away. "a few hundred dollars" no exact amount given
I asked how much for an additional 2x20 run of concrete alongside the garage, one guy told me $1500 for decorative or $1,000 for regular gray slab, no breakdown for color, or stamping costs given. Makes it sound like stamping and coloring is a 50% markup
Both told me this will require two concrete trucks
There is a well pump, and two doors the concrete would need to be poured around. Neither made it sound like those are extra.
There will be a need to run a gutter drain under the concrete, no cost given, made it sound like its only material cost.
they want a 50% down payment
$500 discount if paying cash
1 year warranty
Can someone in the know please help me understand how these guys work
How much of this is material cost?
How much of this is labor cost? What are these guys making an hour? I bought a book online and the cover is completely detached. The pages are still bound together perfectly, it's just the cover that needs repaired. Does anyone know how to fix?
I think I understand the basic idea. I need to get some paper and bookbinding glue and use it to join the pages to the cover. But there's some things I don't understand. Like, should the spine be attached? It seems like it shouldn't so that the pages have room to flex, but also wouldn't the paper joining the pages to the cover just rip (again) if the spine isn't glued? (It's a thick, heavy book) 
>anon it's just a 5 minute lock install!
>take lock off
>it was previously a cassette door lock so half the door was mortised out and covered with oversized brass plates on either side of the door
Would you trust a dutchman on the lock side of an exterior door? I would say absolutely not, but I am curious if anyone tried it. I'd have to cut the entire section out and patch it, and it's be two ends endgrain contact with only one on actual decent wood grain, and that plus screws probably wouldn't hold up.
Maybe if it was a plain solid door with no panels and you could router enough material out to have a large contact surface for the first side of the dutchman,then clean up the interior center, have a lot of glue contact surface for the the inner patch, then do the same on the other side and have some long lags going through the edge of the door into the solid body that's untouched, but it's a panel door, so it wouldn't be possible.
I would want to ACK myself but I could flip it 180 degrees, patch the hinge and lock side and remount everything, but that's a lot of effort, might as well get a new door. But those are expensive.
Is there such thing as a secure exterior door that isn't $800? I see steel ones for like $200, but it's probably like 20 gauge sheet metal over a hollow core or maybe sawdust if you're lucky. I'd imagine a door made out of actual wood is probably more secure than that shit. Should I study CS or become an electrician or a plumber in 2025? saw this. neighbor's a fucking legend. Who will take over for Eric Hollenbeck when Jesus calls him up because he needs new corbels for his sky mansion? Can I salvage this? I don't care how janky it is.
I was thinking about drilling through and bolting a wooden board on each side, leaving just enough edge for the door to close. But then the metal bolts might act like a heat sink. >I don't want to hear it. Get it done.
What's your response?
Also what is your technique to get rid of stains in your white clothes? 
This is more of a psa than a how do I thread. I bought a wood frame home 2 years ago, always felt like it had poor insulation which was the opposite of what I've been told about them. Being a 20 year old house I figured maybe the original insulation was worn out and considered hiring a company to blow in the white stuff. This would have been costly and a waste of money. I was up in the attic fixing some air duct leaks when I noticed the insulation had big gaps underneath it. The original installers placed the rolls on top of the truss beams instead of seating them in down in between the trusses. So there was basically a 4"-5" gap under every run and they were gapped open at the ends near the eaves allowing free air flow underneath the insulation. The professionally installed and inspected insulation was basically doing nothing at all but looking pretty from above. It took a few hours of attic yoga, wearing a respirator and a headlamp I went through each bat pressing them down into the truss gaps and using a broom handle to seat harder to reach areas. Since doing this, outside noise is muffled much better and my air conditioning unit barely runs as the rooms stay at a more stable temperature. I don't need to hire a company to refresh my insulation since it was never installed properly in the first place. This may not be the case for everyone but it was definitely worth a few hours of my time poking around in the attic. If you decide to do this, please know that drywall is not weight bearing, stay on the truss beams and do it on a cool or rainy day as you'll likely die attempting this in the summer. Looking forward to seeing the savings on my next electric bill for something that was basically free. Thanks for reading my TED talk on attic insulation. How do I solder to what seems to be a steel tab?
Repairing an old film camera, a watch battery leaked, ate the negative battery wire on the battery contact.
I have tried plenty of flux, multiple soldering irons, but solder absolutely refuses to stick. I've sanded the tab. I have heated the tab for a long time.
Never had solder not stick like this in my life. How do I get these tiny fucking rivets back into the chain?
I had to removed a section to make it the right length for my bike and now I need to close it again.
The rivet gun I used to remove it wont hold the links in place and it's impossible to hold the tiny pin-like rivets in place.
Is there an easier way of doing this?
Can I use some sort of alternative? robot 1
https://robotstreamer.com/robot/106
robot 2
https://robotstreamer.com/robot/4664 While replacing a few broken cedar shingles on my house siding I noticed there just isn't enough vertical overlap. What I mean is between the top shingle and the bottom shingle, circled in red, there's an unprotected area of sheathing.
At first I thought I messed up putting the new ones on or maybe the new ones I bought weren't long enough but I took pic rel shingles from the trash and realized it's all like that. 
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Here we discuss microcontrollers (MCUs), single board computers (SBCs), and their accessories, such as Atmel mega and tiny AVRs (Arduinos), PICs, ARM boards such as blue/black pill STM32, ESP8266/32s, RP2040, Raspberry Pi, and others.
For general electronics questions (power supplies, level shifting, motor driving, etc.) please ask /ohm/.
>where can I find verified quality microcontrollers and other electronic sensors or parts
digikey.com
mouser.com
arrow.com
newark.com
>but that's too expensive
aliexpress.com (many parts here are fake, particularly specific parts out of stock in the above sites)
lcsc.com
>I need a part that does X and Y, with Z specifications. How can I find it?
use DigiKey's or Octopart's parametric part search. Then purchase from one of the sellers listed above.
>how do I get started with microcontrollers, where should I start?
There is no defined starting point, grab a book and start reading or buy an arduino off ebay/amazon and start messing around. There are a plethora of examples online to get started.
>resources:
https://github.com/kitspace/awesome-electronics
>RISC-V microcontroller list:
https://codeberg.org/20-100/Awesome_RISC-V/raw/branch/master/RISC-V_MCU_development_boards.pdf I want to create a workshop with steel beams like pic related. I understand that most installations use metal siding directly, however, I would like to use tinder blocks. Pros and cons, diy¿ Been buying and using this general purpose degreaser from Harbor freight for years. Recently price went from like 7 or 8 bucks a gallon to 11.50 a gallon. Since the main ingredient in it is Sodium Metasilicate I was wondering if a person could come out ahead on pricing by a lot by mixing my own from powder. Only thing I can't figure out is how much powder it would take to basically equal the concentration of one gallon of the off the shelf cleaner... Anyone better at decoding this stuff than I am care to chime in with some wisdom?
HF cleaner MSDS data sheet: https://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/MSDS%20Sheets/42998-792363429986-20150729.pdf
Sodium Metasilicate powder:
https://www.amazon.com/Sodium-Metasilicate-anhydrous-10-LB/dp/B08BV1NDG2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top
Or if anyone has any other recommendations on even cheaper Sodium Metasilicate degreasers I'm all ears. Trying to brainstorm how I can mount my cellphone laterally to this tripod. I just rigged wire for now but it’s not great. I only have limited supplies available. Cardboard is okay doesnt need to last. i live around a defunct 80's/90's airbase with tons of small abandoned bunkers and lookouts. i found a particularly intact looking one in the forest. if i scraped off all the paint and pressure whashed it would it be safe to sleep in? or am i just retarded?
image semi related What is strap on's problem? It's weaker than wrenches that cost 1/10 of the price yet people still treat it as a premium, high quality brand. I want to make a knife with a flame blued steel handle. Problem is, I don’t know how I can file/sand the pins flush without ruining the finish.
I can’t blue the steel after sanding the pins down as that would ruin the heat treat on the blade. Wires still have current. I see the positive and negative terminal markings.
Is there a cheap fix? I'm assuming I would just have to re attach to that filament thing somehow?
Thanks fa88ots I'd like to plant a flower garden that is fairly low maintenance. My yard is a mix of sunny and shady areas. The soil is fantastic. Loamy and well drained. I am in USDA zone 9a. Do you all have any suggestions on what I should plant? I want to get rid of the existing grass/weeds. Something I can plant once and just weed/trim as time goes by would be best.
Also, post your flower gardens. Is woodworking worth it in 2025?
Does it fuck up lungs? You think this principle would work for supplying fasteners to a worker? Like on an assembly where you constantly need a certain type? I have a tiled floor with patches of carpet glue residue and bits of grouting/plaster drops on it.
Can anyone recommend what to clean it off with? Brick acid? While cleaning out my Grandparents property I found this large white puck of wax, around 3 pounds, buried in the dirt. I was thinking of using it for woodworking projects due to the sheer volume, but I've been told to just chuck it. I don't even know what kind of wax it is. Fairly odorless, smells like wax. Melts close to boiling point of water. Google just gave me results about earwax. I'm also open to any ideas about what to do with it. When did you realise bosch was the good guys of all tool companies?
all others are evil trying to take your money while bosch actually makes their batteries work on other brands
yep my dewalt and milwauakee tools are going in the trash i wont support their greedy tactics Fuck girdled roots and fuck nurseries that sell trees in pots Hi all, can anyone point me to a tutorial on how to make my own soaping fountain?
I'd like to create as many suds/bubbles as possible
picrel would be amazing
The intent is to have a techno party both with suds and fog like an Antari M-8
https://youtu.be/X8o1EOpZkw8
Whats possible with 4x, 5 gallon bucket reservoirs, and 5 gallon jugs of water?
https://smart-pond.com/collections/all-products?page=1
500 GPHour pump for $50.
>What's the most sudsy product? >Clothes detergent?
>Can I have two buckets, two pumps,two hoses, and they
pumps water into each bucket, thereby agitating the water but not losing it?
>What are some other websites to ask or find schematics see how other people are doing this? 
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