/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1795373
It was, he used a digital dynamic torque tester and a skidmore-wilhelm, doesn't get much more accurate than that.

>>1795302
>If you buy a cordless one from Milwaukee or DeWalt, you have to buy a battery and charger as well. And the $60 compact battery won’t give you full power, so you have to buy the $100 larger battery to make the tool work well
Huh?
real tool reviews did a test of this and the 2.0 battery gave like 95% the power of the 9.0 battery on the impact.
For something like a circular saw, sure, but am impact?
It makes almost no measurable difference.

>>1795012
>>1795016
Ok, so I used some flux and solder wick to get some solder off the text above the microcontroller, after 10 min of googling I figured out what it is, it's an ANI encoder.
https://www.midians.com/sales-brochures/ANI-F-Series-Brochure.pdf

>>1795012
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/1393601.pdf
https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/PIC16F818#additional-features
Could it maybe be a scrambler and they are just using a single feature of it, hence why there are tons of extra wires that are just cut off?
Once I get my programming cable I'll try transmitting and see what I get out of it.

>>1795004

>>1794987
he thinks lens distortion is the floor being uneven?
Holy kek.

>>1794977
I just thought about it and I think this radio was used by law enforcement, I think this might be a type of sub audible squelch system that isn't standard, for swat team repeaters they probably don't use CTCSS or DCS, they probably have their own system that the average pleb can't fuck with, which would be this board.

It can't be a scrambler because it's only on the output and has no effect on the input.

>>1794980

>>1794977
I have two close up pics

I bought a kenwood TK-8160 off ebay and when I opened it up it has this board soldered inside, two leads are power, the other two leads go to the PTT button and the mic on the back side of the faceplate, what is this board?
It looks like a CTCSS encoder but the radio has an internal encoder so why the fuck does it need that?

>>1793083
I know someone who has 2 in their back yard to store quads and dirt bikes etc inside of, they work great.
I have one at my spot at the yard to store stuff I don't want tweekers to steal, it also works great so far.
>>1793089
A decent 12x12 shed with framed stud structure and tile roof etc will run you like 3k, this is 4 times the size and sealed against weather better than a shed 2bh, I'd rather take the container but it's also an aesthetics issue for some people, they can't have a container in an HOA for example.
I've personally built a shed because like I said, 3-4k for a really nice one so I made one myself completely to code, you could live in that bitch if you want, headers above the doors and windows, 16 in stud spacing with an A frame roof, nice tiles and a whirlybird.

>>1793041
painted pallets are usually painted to signify who owns them, I'd avoid taking them 2bh, there's plenty of non painted KD and HT pallets to go around.
One trip to the local warehouses fills my entire truck to the top of the cab with HT/KD pallets, and the security doesn't even care, we even just talked for a little and I explained to him how pallets are labeled kek.

>>1789754
uhh no, they get more powerful with time, I've been using my ratchets and impacts for years now every day and they aren't giving up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x8CQ42_rpk

>>1789726
What? The only dodge thing I own is two second gen cummins 12v
And they are manual.

>>1789643
Yeah I just farted
>>1789648
>expose my location
You're a fucking anon you retard, nobody gives a fuck about you jesus christ lol how cringe.
Reply to me again.

>>1789623
Why would knowing one welding process exclude you from knowing another?
That's weird logic.
Only plebs or poorfags dont use every process available to them.

>>1789576
Well then I guess I'm proven right huh?
Dumb fuck lol

>>1789420
Lmao, right when I press reply this post pops up.

>>1789416
Pretty epic, what are you using for a fan?
Do you ever smell the glue at all?

>>1789398
I need to make a fume hood badly, was thinking of MDF with a melamine veneer and an inline 8 inch grow fan

>>1789158
That's with fees added.
Give me the phone number of your local welding shop you use and I'll call them tomorrow and ask how much for an argon K bottle, if you dont give me the number I know you're full of shit.

>>1789188
I use mig and tig and I'm not sure how you can call tig people inferior, mig is literally nigger tier but it still has lots of use.

>>1789108
Yeah take the compressor out and have fun with it, I know someone who linked like 3 ac compressors together to fill up his compressed air tank and he ran power tools off it, but you need an unloader otherwise the motors wont have enough torque to restart with all the pressure on the tiny pistons in the compressor.
They work good for what they are, free compressors/vacuum pumps.
But yeah I'd just cut one of the lines into the compressor, I've done it a few times with a sawzall and it sprayed oil and refrigerant in my face but I'm not a pussy so it didnt really phase me.
Apparently >>1788952 says that shit is flammable so be aware of that I guess.

>>1788997
>>1788259
https://www.creativemechanisms.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-living-hinges

>>1788259
I would say it's either PP or PE, nylon or abs wouldn't lend well to being a living hinge, and their chemical resistance is nil.