/diy/ - Do-It-Yourself

Use strops / tie downs, that's what many of them are anyway.

>>1966095
>>1966122
Yeah look for moving equipment

more pics
sorry for the quality, these pics are from the seller

here's another one

Buy a lead test kit

>>1966063
Forgot link
https://www.amazon.com/3M-717834209102DUPE-LeadCheck-Swabs-8-Pack/dp/B008BK15PU

>>1966064
thanks

I imagine it could be recoated if there is lead.
Anyone knows how expensive recoating can be?

>>1966039
you want the flexible ones, otherwise you're just gonna end up buying them later and have two sets of ratcheting wrenches

>>1966039
Flex heads have their use, but the reversible ones are way less aggregating to use than a floppy flex head if you don't need it. So do the non-reversible ones, you'll bust your knuckles without and offset to the head, but sometimes you need a 0 degree offset.

>>1966039

Have you any real experience using the flexible head ones? I have used them and don't like them and would hate it if it's all I had to work with.

>>1966039
horrible freight by 2 sets so you can loose twice the wrenches. they work good enough the shit all comes out the same china factory anyways these days

Micro USB connections are notorious for being shitty

Keep your shit contained to one thread retard

>>1966018
better than your cuckpod

>>1966022
>>1966023
there was the geodome guys as well, does anyone remembers him?

Also, I miss bunker anon. I am in scandinavia rn and I wish I could visit him

>>1966010
what's happening here? sorry i don't browse /diy/ often

van retard

The guy who put a dead bird in epoxy, shame there was never a follow up
The Finnish guy who put those wings on his car to emulate one from the 50s is an honourable mention too

>>1965929
Oh I forgot to mention that my budget is around $300 and I'd prefer it to not blow up in my hand

>>1965909
>>1965935
>I want something cheap but not that cheap, and I don't want to make it myself. Spoonfeed me plz.

>>1965937
Ok buddy, if budget wasn't an issue what would you suggest?

Save yourself time and search youtube

>>1965947
Wire up sufficient 9V batteries to make a DC resistence spot welder with some sharpened jumper cable clamps.

If you want to be cheeky add a sewing machine foot pedal as a safety interlock.

>>1965975
Cars are not significantly effected by emps, at least last time I saw a review. Like 50% of cars running would die, but you just need to put it in park and restart.

Which is plenty bad if you're a normie driving down the freeway and arent prepared to slam your ebrake and manhandle your car in a straight line without power steering while slipping it into neutral to restart it.

>>1965991
>freeway
>muh power steering
Power steering is only even slightly necessary at low speeds or at a standstill. Mostly, the lack of power steering is merely an inconvenience when parking.
t. Has temporarily removed the power steering belt from my car and driven it just to see what will happen

>>1965997
>>1965991
Also I have a manual transmission, so I'm safe. Kek

>>1965997
Depends on the car.

It's pretty bad in a lot. You.must have got lucky.

I got grandpas old truck without power steering at all, and yeah, it's its not even a thought if you're moving.

I've also been in a 70s and 80s coupe and both were like pushing a boulder up a hill just to get to the side of the road when they died unexpectedly

>>1966003
My first vehicle was a used 1992 Toyota Tacoma with extra-wide tires, manual transmission, and no power steering. Fairly easy to turn for a guy. A family member had a 1991 Taco with power steering. It developed a leak and the power steering was out for a few days until they got it fixed. Much harder to turn even with stock width tires. So, the design has a fair bit to do with it too.

>>1965986
Notorious for pissing in bottles, because they don't want to get off their stilts. Alot of the time they just chuck the bottle into the stud space or bulkhead.

Most are piece workers, so they don't give a fuck about anything.
Too stupid to get tired, running boards around all day.
Extension cord strung through the studs?
I guess I'll just drywall it in!
Missing pot light?
Board over it, one less hole to cut!
Plumbing or hvac incomplete?
Close it up, they'll have to cut it out, and we'll back charge them to come fix it!

Western Leaf-Land here,
So all the drywallers are French Canadian, but the mudders and tapers are arab.

Drywallers are a half step above an actual baboon.
Fuck drywallers.

General Contractor
Welfare Recipient
Democratic Judges

Logistician
Engineers
Tyre fitters

>>1965809
Blacksmith
bricklayers
Welders

plumber
electrician
carpenter

haven't been on a lot of larger sites to get a really good feel for em, but I've never had an electrician fire a nailgun into my water supply line

>>1965893
I have a couple hundred; technical manuals, classics, theological works. Used to keep many more when I had writing ambition.
Two thousand is a pretty easy number to reach, when you consider nearly everything you've read as reference for possible projects.

Also, varying flavors of this:
>>1965919
>>1965922
I had a fascination with the evolution of multinational corporations as agents of power comparable to nation states. My collection was about 30% by volume obscure investigative journalism rags.
A living library is essential to any scholarly vocation.
>>1965764
I recommend you first parse what is and isn't useful to you. I've had many gifts sit on the shelf for years because "he likes to read." After this, build a wall of 7-8 foot free standing shelves. See how the remainder fits, and if you want more.
I had a shelf in the bedroom, two in the office, and a wall in the living room. Filled them by use case, and rearranged every couple months. I also have a box next to the sitting space for current reads and notebooks.

P_D_F_

>>1965922
Your dad predicted Wikipedia information warfare. Smart man.
https://youtu.be/t52LB2fYhoY

>>1965893
Some people like books. Throwing out perfectly fine books feels sacrilegious and selling them is mostly useless. I have several hundred manga alone, mostly stacked behind other books in deep bookshelves, and a few cardboard boxes full of books that don't fit on my shelves.

>>1965764
make a book castle

If the little 540 in the corner means a rope (length 540) between each corner of the sail and each post, that makes this a bigger square which includes four 540 length ropes.

A right icosceles triangle with hypotenuse 540 has sides length 381.83.
5400 sail length, plus 381.83 (twice) makes sail plus ropes a square of 6163.66 per side.

That square, hung between posts with 1000 height difference, means:
The ground distance between the taller and shorter posts: 6081.66.
Between same-size posts: 6163.66

I was assuming the posts are in pairs, two shorter and two taller, and with shorter ones on one side and taller ones on the other side.

But if that's not correct then my numbers are wrong.

>>1965748
You are a gentleman and a scholar. Thanks so much.

>>1965752
That's exactly what I'm after. Essentially a 5400mm lean to with 540mm chains at 45deg to the sail.

Looking at post location on the ground.

Get a pair of railroad tongs for moving ties Or some ice tongs for moving blocks of ice.

>>1966025
Fuck it I'll add a pic.

>>1965846
Are the logs endangered? What am I missing

>>1965732
L I F T

Cant hook and peavy

>>1965730
>is this legal?
No.
>will it most likely work?
Yes.
>is it dangerous?
Maybe. Shit, I dunno.

Y thing no more work

>>1965730
>30amp
>feeding 15amp
At least do something like pic related with a 15 amp fuse.

>>1965730
Double check on your local code, but from what I know, what you want to do isn't code compliant at all, with the most egregious problem being the use of an oversized circuit breaker. What you're supposed to do is run a 15A single phase circuit dedicated to the heater.
>Is there a chance it will burn my pump up?
Circuit breakers, unless inside an appliance, are there to protect the power cables more than anything else; if something happens in your pump that a circuit breaker would stop, the pumps probably already fucked.

>>1965851
>>1966073
So the breaker picture in OP is not just two 15amp breakers hooked together to equal 30a?
>if something happens in your pump that a circuit breaker would stop, the pumps probably already fucked
What I'm mostly worries about is my heat lamp breaking and shorting out somehow. Would it trip the entire double pole breaker or just one side of the double of the breaker, thus only letting my pump get half of the power. My well house is concrete so I'm not really worried about fire and the only thing that will be plugged into it is a 300w heat lamp.

Do the corners of the 5400 square go all the way to the posts?
If so, then your posts would have to be closer than 5400 to each other, not further, if one post is 1000 taller than the other.

What I think you're saying is:
From the side view, you're making a right triangle of base length (unknown), height 1000, hypotenuse 5400.
If so, The base length would be 5306.6
That's the distance between the two different-height posts.

>>1965743

something like this

>>1965712
FFT
Basically just an approximation of [http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/teaching/315/Waveshtml/node57.html] that a computer can do quickly.

>>1965826
Search "Spectrogram download"

Here's one thats free that shows the pitch (frequency) as the mp3 plays

http://spek.cc

Also try "audio analyzer"

>>1965941
>>1965941
>>1965941
>>1965941
>>1965941


omgfgf

its so cool!!! so cool! so fucking cool!
v close and i could settle with this!
thanks alot

do you perhaps know more like this?
thx ailost anon!!!!

>>1965941
actualy it s wrong i just realized the frequency is on vertical i need the horizonta ver i guess lel

>>1965600
do a comparative study to find the worst tripfaggot

>>1965600
>Art

>>1965600
>So artistic

>>1965600
>Just look at all this goddamn art

>>1965600
Ignore the troll replies, it's just a part of using 4chan.

OP, we have multiple boards dedicated to the arts aside from /diy/ You might consider checking /d/, /b/, or /h/ for pen and paper/digital drawings and then /gif/ for animations and film. Good luck!

>>1965560
Pine cones! Very informative thread can be found.

>>1965617
Link it?

>>1965590
Do you have that infographic by an anon years back where he did tests with various mixtures and posted results. Was like a moave or pink if I remember

>>1965560
Make the garage look like a garage when the old lady is around, then when she isnt hit a button for the big tv, sound system, full bar.

Thanks everyone

>>1965977
>asbestos is fine along as it isnt grinded or shreded into the air
>brake pads grind asbestos into the air whenever you stop
hmm

>>1965474
>Our life expectancy is unironically too long

I'll agree to that. You wonder why everyone has medical problems when they get old? It's because naturally they should have been dead by that age... We're fucking with nature by existing too long.

>>1965992
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tug_E9YKye0

>>1965977
>Asbestos is rather safe unless torn/shredded or otherwise damaged as you can contract severe lung damage and resulting cancer
>Here, decorate your home with asbestos shavings

The '50s were a different time for sure

Roberson screws are better than Phillip's or slotted because they dont easily cam out.

When civilization collapses, we probably gonna go back to simple slotted though because they're easier to make and dont have to be as precise made as robersons to work well enough.

Looking forward to the post collapse society where we are all using old school techniques and hand tools again.

>>1965818
Yeah, made peoples labor worth more, etc.

>>1965403
>>1965411
>>1965580

Shit, sorry, I posted that vid to help OP unlock the head (his immediate hurdle), didn't even watch far enough to see the blade installed backwards.

OP, the blade can only be installed two ways, but only one is correct, and you'll have a bad time if you get it wrong. So read the documentation that came with both the saw and the blade.

>>1965592
Give me a suit of armor and a sliding miter saw and i'll get the results i said.

>>1965386
OP, there's something very important for you to know about these saws; THE BOLT THAT HOLDS ON THE BLADE IS A REVERSE THREADED BOLT. You have to turn it CLOCKWISE while the blade is locked or restrained in order to remove the bolt.

The second thing to know is that to lift the motor/saw assembly up you have to unlock it by depressing a locking pin near the rear of the saw on the right hand side of the assembly.... Basically back there by the "hinge" of the saw.

Don't feel bad that you didn't instinctively know how to do this shit; neither did any of the rest of us.... But some of us were fortunate enough to have someone teach us.
Good luck anon.

>>1965812
Yeah, we were all fortunate enough to be taught how to read. OP wasn't, but somehow he still crawled his way onto this board and started typing.

>>1965386
hol' up
you, with the manual in hand, and after even calling their support, can not replace the blade
you didn't even ask in the OP about how to do it, you literally made the thread saying that you're too retarded to figure it out
who the fuck let you buy one of those in the first place