/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2546079
>Do you have a youtube channel?
yes, 3 - 2 are diy related. no I won't post links because in the past I did and people shit all over them and boasted about how they could do them better and I am "dumb" they are "smart" (they don't actually have channels), etc.

jealous bitches attack you for posting links (calling you a shill) to your channel because they don't have enough creativity to start or maintain a channel and hate you for having one.

>>1977092
>Its really not, you just have to have all the tools to do it correctly.
anything you don't understand must be easy.

Just having the right tools isn't enough. most people apprentice for years to learn how to do it.

>>1956228
for the worst post I have seen in a month.

>>1727487
first off you come here and want to turn something in to something it is not.

second you obviously have not researched the prices of lathes.

You gave no hint of what size lathe.

but let me google that for you.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Industrial-Power-Table-Top-Electric-Multi-use-Wood-Lathe-Spin-Machine-Tool-US/133228542101?hash=item1f050a3895:g:0hEAAOSwd0tdv6UU

https://www.ebay.com/itm/40-Inch-4-Speed-1-2-HP-120v-Wood-Turning-Lathe-Machine-14-x-40-New/232924348965?epid=15002869764&hash=item363b5f8225:g:PGcAAOSwTHlcfr9g

there you go, 2 very affordable wood lathes. if you can't afford those, then you absolutely will not be able to afford to build one, because it will cost more.

>>1721907
Every day I come to this board and whiny little fucktards ask how to do things that they can find with google or on youtube. they all want an answer that involves zero work.

See son /diy/ means Do It Yourself. That means that you figure it out, google it, youtube it, try things, and then when nothing else works you ask here, but don't expect any real help this is a troll board.

>>1665611
>Need a mig welder under $500. Hobart was suggested to me and it's on sale at tractor supply.
>Would this be good enough to weld say, bumpers and car frame thickness metal?
With multiple passes maybe.
>It's for hobby and /diy. Only have the $500 budget.
>Should i buy this or save more?
>What sort of limitations would this guy have, if any?
well, it can't easily weld anything thicker than maybe 1/4 inch steel, so lots of limitations.
of course you could read the manual instead of posting here like an idiot.

>>1658430
ok, so you want an evaporative cooler.

>>1637271
your problem (aside from being a moron) is most likely the new gas we have been forced to use. I'm not wasting my time on telling you all the reasons why, but if you are going to store a small gasoline engine for longer than a couple weeks during the winter or cooler months you MUST drain all the gas from it, or find ethanol free gasoline. google it.

>>1641174
for you op!

>>1631937
with a simple and cheap lock.

>>1615190
congratulations