/diy/ - Do It Yourself

> excersize bike
>car alternator
>battery
>power inverter
>incandescent bulbs up the the wattage of the power inverter.
the bulbs give off a lot of heat in a small area

a dull bit drills plastic better then a sharp one. it doesn't try to force as much material away and helps prevent cracking

http://www.brinq.com/workshop/archives/2005/01/08/keeping-it-cool-clay-pot-refrigeration/

I've seen fiberglass panel version you bolt together too, much easier to seal when it's up.

>>48137

Here's an old one

>>47838
I live in a geodesic dome, have for 25 years.

shelf paper

I saw a pen made from a pine cone, the guy used lots of clear resin to reinforce it and then turned it down to the pen shape.

What did you use to take off the lug nuts? The lug nut wrench is the same as the handle to make the jack work.

Old pic but I helped build it and live in it

Does the door swing in or out? Looks like it goes in, much easier to pry it open with the hedge trimmers.
Using the gas line, fuel tank and parts of the handle from the mower, the ball and pump, duct tape, soda, canvas, lighter fluid, and hopefully any gas in the can I fashion a flamethrower. Also have the hedge clippers as a backup hand weapon and power the rock salt to keep in my pocket to toss in the enemies face

for me DIY is necessary, I'm broke and can't pay other people to do stuff

>>39167
I posted the bugs a few days ago, showed how I made them on instructables

metalizer paint
http://www.testors.com/category/145620/Metalizer_Enamel_Paint

http://www.apath.org/creating_religion.html

Last thing I soldered?

all kinds of resin can be found at http://www.smooth-on.com

ionizer

While it's not a site to leatn stuff it is a good place to find some odd and unusual items to work with.
http://sciplus.com/
American Science & Surplus

here's something to save your fingers when carrying a plastic grocery bag
take an old broom handle or the equivilant, cut a section about 8"-12" long, cut a deep groove about an inche from each end.
carry bags with ease

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