/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Tape 1/2 pints to your leg, next to your crotch
got liquor into megadeth andtalented /diy/errock that way

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Welcome to /diy/
If you're new to DIY stuff, follow the threads for a while. There's a variety of interests here and you might find something that interests you whether you're a beginner or a pro.

Here's some tips to get you started.

The /diy/ community is more responsive if you put some effort into your post and make it interesting.
- Try to answer any questions with Google first.
- Give sufficient information, with as many details as possible.
- Give some indication of your skill level, this will help avoid overly simplified or complex replies.
- Explain what you have to work with (tools, materials, budget, ect.)
- Provide pictures and explain the goal of a project if possible, to supply context.
- Share your results. /diy/ likes to see problems solved and projects completed.

If you have a project you think might interest us, please share it.

/diy/ recommended links: http://fourchandiy.com/w/index.php/Recommended_Reading

Happy /diy/ing

Welcome to /diy/
If you're new to DIY stuff, follow the threads for a while. There's a variety of interests here and you might find something that interests you whether you're a beginner or a pro.

Here's some tips to get you started.

The /diy/ community is more responsive if you put some effort into your post and make it interesting.
-Try to answer any questions with Google first.
-Give sufficient information, with as many details as possible.
-Give some indication of your skill level, this will help avoid overly simplified or complex replies.
-Explain what you have to work with (tools, materials, budget, ect.)
-Provide pictures and explain the goal of a project if possible, to supply context.
-Share your results. /diy/ likes to see problems solved and completed projects.

If you have a project you think might interest us, please share it.

Happy /diy/ing

cleaning the surface first will help

DUCT tape

OP do this >>300361
use the buzzer values from this >>300370 (capacitor and buzzer) (increase the capacitor for longer time- I would start @ 2,200uF)
thermostat - kinda /diy/ but this guy might be right >>300395

12vdc transformer:
goodwill or whatever

diode:
>http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12673894&retainProdsInSession=1

spst relay:
>http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12477111&filterName=Type&filterVal
ue=SPST#tabsetBasic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQXinIy666Y

duct tape.

There's this show, but it's a lot more a comedy than anything else. It's sure to be a bastion of inspiration for crazy-ass projects, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Green_Show
Episodes are all over YouTube.

>No Red Green

all of my disappoint

I think that people on /diy/ mostly only know of it anyway

Tesla was a great inventor, but he had thousands of dollars to research and develop his (often hairbrained) theories.

Red Green only has the handyman's secret weapon.

We're all in this together, I'm pullin for ya.

There is nothing in life which cannot be solved with duct tape. If you can't find a solution, it just means you are not man enough.

>>1451

Impressive! But it seems you've forgotten my secret weapon. Back down, Mr. Borland, lest I be forced to shut your mouth for you.