/diy/ - Do-It-Yourself

BTW i've mooded the phone, so now he can power on when the power is connected and turns down 1 min after the power is unconnected.

The thing here is to give the phone the ability to safely shutdown using other power source.

>>1216317
Are you joking or being serious?

Screws

>>1216318
>>1216322

It's my first "large" carpentry project. All I did was small sculptures. I was thinking of shit like the japanese joints. But I don't know any of them so maybe someone here can give me pointers.

sounds somewhat unreasonable to expect an autism-filled image board to teach someone how to become a master japanese joinery expert, since such instruction requires an actual expert, and 1000's of hours of hands-on training.

>>1216323
>>1216322
>>1216318
Nvm, found what I was looking for.

>>1216278

I have a similar question: if I go with two-factor auth using my phone, and my phone breaks, how the hell do I get back into my account? If it can be done, then doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of two-factor? Do they send a physical letter to my residence, which is not known by many online accounts anyway?

Everyone says 2-factor is the best if you don't have a physical auth like a dongle or iris scan, but what if the phone breaks?

>>1216278
We're not helping you break into your ex's mailbox. If you're not lying, you're a fucking idiot for relying on a third party to store critical information, much less hotmail of all fucking places. Hit their support link and roll the dice, when they tell you to gtfo learn the lesson and move on.

>>1216280
You put your sim in your new phone and get your key. Not hard.

I've totally lost the other Phone......that's not to spy nobody, i jus want my acount and play with my xbox account... Just that

>>1216233
The tuning knob is probably connected to a big mechanical capacitor bank inside the case. Sight unseen, the best bet may be to clear all that out and replace it with a 6-position rotary switch such as Pic related, with a matching shaft type and length.
Of the three devices, the rasPi will have better I/O capability for the extra controls. You can either poll them in a little app program that watches the GPIOs and sends commands to mpd or kills and restarts mplayer or whatever, or if you feel bold you could try your hand at device tree overlays and use gpio_keys and triggerhappy to run shell commands.

http://www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Noose

I wish you luck with dis. I luv dis very much

Hey anon what are you gonna use that fancy knot for?

>make sure to put a shot of black on your rope before you tie

Do you have a sander? Clamps?

If so, simply clamp and glue a bunch of 2x3's together to make a chunky top, sand them smooth, and use black iron pipe for legs.

The poor bastard at the hardware store can cut and thread the pipe for you too.

>>1216210
Spend the money on some tools.
Cheap shit will work for a few projects. Figure out what you want, what tools you use the most. Then upgrade to something better.

My jigsaw and palm sander are both harbor-freight specials. Cheap as fuck. They've worked for a couple projects now.
Had a HFT circ saw. It got me through a few projects. Upgraded to a cordless system.

Tools pay for themselves pretty quick.

Any reason you can't wall-mount the TV?

>>1216187
I work in a lab and our plastic centrifuge rotors max out at 15k but average about 13k depending on the machine. I'd use a solid rotor and not that spoke looking one. The more weight you have then the more your going to notice wobble. We try to get them roughly the same volumes and usually if it's above 10 ml then it's not going above 2k rpm. A lot of the 13k rpm stuff are just 1.5 ml eppendorf tubes. We do have 500 ml tubes what use a stainless steel rotor. I don't want to be around that shit if it breaks. I think the plastic will break at the spindle, the long part that connects to the drive motor, with what youre going to be doing unless it's balanced very well.

>>1216202
I'll add, all of our plastic rotors have metal spindles.

>>1216202
Yep, definitely not trying to spin anything bigger than a 1.5 mL eppie (I'll use the high speed kind, I know they are good around 100kG). Keeping a small plastic rotor and operating inside a thick casing makes me not so worried about failure causing injury.

You think the break point is where the arms attach to the spindle? Guess I could redesign to make a less sharp cornered attachment, and maybe angle the arms forward a bit

>>1216215
Why do you need such large amount of g:s? What are you trying to separate? Do you have a reference to the article where such separation methods have been used?

>>1216174
>Is there a class of tools that I'm not thinking about that would be better(faster) than a dremel for this task?

a router would work. they spin up to 20,000 rpm.

heres a cheap ryobi 1/2" shank router used to cut a round corner in steel

https://youtu.be/b5doYjuDN_s?t=588

>>1216173
I'm guessing what you would do is hit the whole thing with a dremel wire brush, dip the entire thing in whatever appropriate paint (enamel is first thing that comes to mind), and then hit it with a wire brush again painstakingly outside the numbers. hand work that will make them feel made with love and care.

First, try some organic solvents that won't hurt the metal finish. Paint thinner, mineral spirits, acetone, etc. and try to wipe the numbers off with a cloth. If a solvent works, dunk the dice in there and leave them overnight. The numbers should just wipe clean.

When they're all clean and dry, replace the color with some nice model paint or some other relatively thick paint you can dispense with a needle tip bottle into the numbers.

>>1216214
Sounds like solid advice. I didn't know about the needle tipped bottles. Thanks.

Acetone/paint thinner/brākleen, hit it with a rattle can of your choosing, then use a green scotch brite pad to scrub the paint off.

Thin your paint, brush the die with it, wipe off the excess with your finger. If you screw up, wipe clean and do it again.

>>1216163
Crippling depression

>>1216260

cancer

>>1216190
No tyre tracks behind tyre.
No tyre tracks in front of tyre.
Fake, they didt just set it down there.

>>1216163
>my country has no gorilla tape
just off me

>>1216137
There is an entire antena assembly running through the screen, 2 thin cables are directly connected to it's Wifi/Bluetooth card right now.

It's definitely not a software issue.

Problem is, Apple is so fucking retarded, even among models of the same code (A1466) they have variations, something that I didn't know. The screen's camera cable doesn't fit in the I/O board thanks to that

the real problem is, you bought that piece of shit im the first place

>>1216137
Re-drop in dumpster, buy non-gay device you faggot.

>>1216148
>>1216150
Such rage, why even care if you don't feel like helping?

These laptops are so fucking horrible to repair. Check the antennae connections to the WiFi card. That's almost certainly the problem.

Just buy a metal blade...ive cut through 1/2" steel bolts on my front bushings with a reciprocating saw...probably like 5-8 bucks

>>1216123
Yep. Just spend a Jackson on a decent metal rated blade.

>>1216112
Hey I've got that system!

Toss them in the trash.

>>1216266
recycle them.
Throwing electronics in the trash is retarded beyond belief

Also also and not to self bump but are those skis under the axles in the op artist rendering? Could that work? Seriously how could this thing steer?

>>1216105
It looks like the things underneath are additional track assemblies but I dont think they were on the original toy, which was a lot less like a scooby van and more like a quad-track atv, which do actually exist.

>>1216111
Right and good call with the Mystery Machine paint job but I can't fab that hasbro bullshit. Maybe Hasbro couldn't either because why was the marketed toy so unlike its reason for being?

Also, this can't carry multiple warriors into battle unless there's a call for Chinese acrobats.

>>1216149

>>1216087
You're not wrong. I was an apprentice at a machine shop for two german immigrants. I had a precision machining certificate from the local CC, they had me work from 4:30am mopping the shop until 5:30pm driving back and forth to the heat treat shop like I was some bitch. They also paid me $9.50/hr during my apprenticeship, then offered me $8/hr FT after I completed the apprenticeship. I was basically a slave, who was always wrong, could never do anything right, and worked at beck and call for free.

I quit just after two years, I couldn't do it anymore. I live in America, being run ragged by two Germans, while I live far below poverty. Been far below poverty ever since, but I'm no ones bitch.

>>1216172
Just sounds like you think work is hard, you got treated like a bitch because you had no experience and just a certificate so where probably to shit to work but they needed the tax break by hiring an apprentice. You should of quit or gone through a proper apprenticeship scheme to begin with with a proper firm, it's your own damn fault.

I apprenticed for ducati making wheels and machine lathing too, 3 years and now sitting on 55 a year because I used it as an opportunity to specialise and improve my skill set. You need to make opportunities apprenticeship is the start of the road you're not all a done once you get one

>>1216087
>and then you get your journeyman and make 45k a year

I don't see a problem

>>1216240
What the fuck is a journeyman? We only have apprentices and tradies.

>>1216172
freeeeeedom

>>1216040
It's fucked, buy another usb port and replace it.

>>1216041
It is expensive ?

>>1216040

>ripping the entire flex cable like a fucking tard

you need to replace the entire cable, which probably has the antenna, microphone, and etc

why did you take it apart?

>>1216045
Just look for it on ebay. I replaced one of those for my s3 a few years back and it costed me like $5-10 at most. The phone is still working and i have it as backup on my trunk.

>>1216010
I want to keep it, but I suppose I could see what is worth just to know.
>>1216012
A lot of tools, hand drills, very old farm equipment, a ratchet set, 30 rakes/shovles/hoes/etc, old automotive tools, hand crank egg beaters, some old knives, crackpipes, two riding lawnmowers, one is old and weighs a ton and much more. I am in Michigan

>>1216015
I'd wait and see whether the bare wood is nice or shyte. If nice - wax + fine steel wool is what I'd go with, but I hardly do finishes, most of the stuff I make lives outside and the wood goes a nice, natural grey.

>>1216019
I keep wondering why the crackheads hadn't sold stuff like the riding mowers and the Corvette.

>>1216021
Even after decades of neglect, the inside still has a beautiful finish, deep glossy and reflective, I wanted to attempt to restore the outside to its former glory.
I imagine it was simply too complicated, they couldn't even care for their children much less pay taxes or utility bills. The house has a fair amount of recent work in it. A barrier free tile shower with grab bars, new furnace (ruined by water coming in the vent), new condenser, new electrical panel and wiring and some tuck pointing on the chimney. The grandchildren ruined their matriarchs house is three or four short years. They sold the easy stuff, her jewelery box was empty, found a few empty guitar cases, empty boxes of silver flatware etc

>>1215978
In my area they have a year to pay back taxes. I wouldn’t improve shit. Developers often front the money in exchange for a good deal.

>>1216092
They didn't pay for three years. I officially have the deed.

>>1215952
>I live in a really simple 3rd world city

you can get them fo 21 cents from aliexpress with free shipping.

>>1215960
Even in the 3rd world they sell cheap chink phone stuff like cases and chargers. Hell ive even been to Mexico and they sell everything there. So unless you live in some african village i bet you can buy one of those in some market.

>>1215967
>aliexpress
The solution to every "my shitty country doesn't sell x, where x is any small item" problem.

>>1215944
You're looking for something called capacitive rubber. Sponge may also work. It should be the size of your last stylus tip.

>>1215911
>orders 10 resistors each

>>1215911
>>1215982
Check the voltages on the sensor board and the pi.

>>1216003
Can't tell if joke, or saying he should order whole spools instead.

>>1215911
VL53L0X

Probably what you're looking for.

>>1216003
The site doesn't allow to order just one resistor. The minimum number of resistors you can get is 10, due to the fact that they are incredibly cheap.

Try first with the ultrasonic. If you see your sensor outputs as "noisey" or "jittery" try to implement a low pass filter in software