/diy/ - Do It Yourself

lightworks

>>1885979
I'm a big fan of this app called Windows Movie Maker. Perhaps you've heard of it?

>>1885979
Blender (it has a video editor. yes, really).
Shotcut
Kdenlive
OpenShot

literally anything that support proxy videos during edit, like kdenlive or davinci resolve (kdenlive is awesome beeteedabiu)

Never watched any of this guy's videos before today. His voice sounds like he's doing a character and it's pretty grating, especially when comparing the oldest video to the newest.

>>1844032
honestly just sounds like a woman trying to imitate the voice he's doing

>>1844107
>honestly just sounds like a woman trying to imitate the voice he's doing

could be, but I think he's actually a sorta old black guy and that's his wife. Whatever the case, he seems to have a genuine child-like enthusiasm for molding things, and trying to help others learn techniques:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1Ag7QGP-rg

Bump for steady craftin

Bucket boss

AIMS Saratoga Motherload

>>1253792
yo also in NZ PlaceMakers carry OX belts. they're a recent addition. talk to your rep last time I was at Placemakers Cranford street (christchurch) they had some pretty cool looking ox belts for $99

>>1333058
>>1333191
your a cuck
disgusting

>>1333200
You are 100% right about the filter thing.
A guy I know owns a black car service with a fleet of E-Class Mercedes. He hired a couple of minimum wage fucksticks to maintain his fleet.

As it turns out one by one his cars started suffering oil starvation. It took him a while to find out the "tech" was using an oil suction pump to lift oil out of the dipstick and never bothered to actually drain the pan or change filters because that would have required removing the undertray, therefore too much work.

These same people work at oil change places.
They are lazy.
Sometimes they won't even bother to replace the copper washers on the drain plug or even take out the old O ring for the filter, which causes the filter to not seal properly.

>>1333230
If it burns oil try going with a something thicker. Like 10w40 if you normally use 10w30.

>>1222738
semi trolling. He was giving you advice that would result in the correct option, which was to rip out the rotted carpet.
carpet is supposed to be replaced every 5-7 years regardless.

>>1222770
>carpet is supposed to be replaced every 5-7 years regardless

This isn't /b/ quit bullshitting.

Carpet should be professionally cleaned every 3 years. If you manage this along with weekly cleaning. Your carpet should last easily 20 years.

>>1222218
A knife.

You don't have to replace it and you won't be tearing it out.

>>1222249
>>1222327
>>1222517

Is this Great Foam maymay the new shot of black? It's really annoying and clearly forced by one dumb faggot

I'm a wage slave to my Uncle for $12 an hour in NJ, the works pretty hard. I'm a laborer but I also do electrical with my Cousin who's an electrician. I make $25 an hour in the winter when its snowing but otherwise I'd say being a construction bro is lame.

>>1701242
Kind of in the same boat as you. God I wish I could find something that pays better but it's not like I can get paid to go to college unless I'm gay/a tranny/female/illegal immigrant, so I'd have to work on the jobsite for another 4-6 years (depending on if I wanted to get a grad degree or not) while going to school.

This fucking sucks

>>1700269
Well those fucking bigots will need to talk to the cities HR department about this :^)

>>1701322

The sad thing is I have two degrees but being a white guy nobody else will even hire me.... I was in sales and got fired from that cuz I talked back to my manager which is dumb I know. That and I was waiting tables. I here yah bro this really sucks, I just want to set some roots for a family and stuff but I can't make a dime even with my side gigs. its rough out there

>>881606
not meaning to derail the thread but does anyone have instructions on how to build a contact microphone? as in for field recordings and sound design?

cheers

>>881612
why would you want a mic on your contact lens

>>881616
ahaha yeah...

funny

seriously though.

>>881612
Aren't those basically just piezo discs in a suitable enclosure? What's wrong in google's suggestions?

>>1805213
And one last thing. Many factory images do exactly as you describe. You need a different image like ddwrt, tomato, etc or a diff router. Shit, even just an access point would do.

>>1804520
What is the router model?

You should be able to connect devices to a router to create an "offline" network (when my internet goes out everything still works). People saying use a switch but switches normally don't hand out IP addresses.

OP are you just trying to have this network exist for a computer to be hooked up to or connect at random?

You do know that if you don't open the ports for the CCTV you can't get to them from outside your network?

>>1805287
>>1805409
this makes sense, and I might tackle the ddwrt, what you said sound doable especially if I find it on youtube.

Do I really need a switch at all. What I was trying to do was have all on one network. I wanted to use the Reolink app to log into the NVR not type individual IPs to cameras.

So what >>1805599 says is what I imagined
>OP are you just trying to have this network exist for a computer to be hooked up to or connect at random?

I want to be able to login with my camera or phone (when connected the same wifi router the nvr is plugged into) using the reolink software. It asks for the UID of the NVR to access it.
But when I have no internet connection it doesn't work - I have to have internet connection.
When I plug in the internet, it works and I am connected to the NR. I can even pull out the plug and it conintues working for a time, then it disconnects/cant login in to the NVR anymore.

I thought this is beacuse the signal on the router drops to zero and it keep redirecting me to the "no internet" default page.

I'm using old BT Homehubs, but I will also buy a new router if that is what is needed e.g random amazon grab TP-Link TL-WR841N

>>You should be able to connect devices to a router to create an "offline" network (when my internet goes out everything still works).
That's what I thought would happen automatically by not having the internet plugged in, but basically the router is annoyed it has no internet and I cca't connect to the NVR. I don't want it available on the internet, just withni my house so I dont have to look at a monitor to view the NVR

Or should I ignore the reolink software if that is the problem and try the NVR directly?

>>1805745
Some routers won't dhcp or even function if the wan port isnt up. Bad programming really. The router has a switch built in, it's the block with all the ports. What u don't see and may be helpful is dhcp, along with WLAN which is why a router is ideal for this.

Its also possible your NVR software demands the Internet not the router. That or you're just shit at addressing.

>>1616855
>>/g/
Might help you better

>>1616855
Whitehat: content content content
Blackhat: buy backlinks

>>1616855
It's not hard really, you just need well written content, update regularly and implement JSON-LD. Likewise make sure any images or media have keyword related filenames and alt-text. You get extra good boy points if your site works well with mobile... Google has all the tools to help you with SEO like Google and analytics

And we hit the bump limit for a second time, after work I will make a new general complete with informative OP.

>>1641938
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>>1642383
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New thread >>1642232

>>1641938
good, this was nice.

Thanks

>>1452241
I am also Interested in learning weaving aswell

>>1452629
heres a great video for interlocking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALJUX2lR1Yk

>>1813875
Read this carefully, especially the extruder and hot end fix parts:
https://www.th3dstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Help-guide-Creality-and-others-5-22-21091.pdf

>>1813863
heatcreap
guess your fan is shot

New Thread >>1813909

Geetech a20 out for delivery. Crossing my fingers

>>1976939
just use something with better ratings thats the same type. doesnt even need to be same package. the leads wont break off if its a heavy duty big package decent wattage one. put anotehr heat sink on it and bolt that heat sink to one of the fins of the heatsink thats present. a hole wont fuck it so if you get the original bjt it had later you can reverse what you did. can types tend to have a terminal on can so just wire it up properly. it can vary but i want to say its collector more often than no . i could be wrong

>>1976941
>>1977033
>>1978487
>>1978499
Thanks for the help guys i didn't take out the one that was in it till after i made this post i got that picture off Oreily it must be a reworked version the one in the car looks like the pic i might go to junkyard and see if any have the other one

>>1978778
That looks like an actual resistor

>>1976939
find a local PIck-n-Pull, remove it from a junker yourself, pay less money for a used part.

>>1978839
could you explain

>>878694

Your perception is spot on. The field is not saturated and, as someone who works at an institution with other tradesmen (HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, electrical, etc.) I can honestly say that it was probably one of the most in demand trades right now. There is no young blood in the trade but immense job opportunities. A lot of help wanted out there with no one to fill the jobs. I would try to get an apprenticeship first before distance learning; I know a few companies in my area so desperate for help that they're willing to train someone from the bottom up.

Well now that I'm institutional I don't deal with the suckiest parts: late night calls, shady customers and parts of towns, and unrealistic customers. I guess that's the same with any tradesman on the road though.

>>878706

The quad key ways. Yeah they're restricted. Check eBay periodically. Or find a locksmith shop in the area that deals Schlage products (Primus, Everest). If you bring the locks to them, they'll hopefully be more willing to order you the blanks. But yes, check eBay. A lot of restricted blanks on there - you just have to find yours, which takes time.

>>878732

Never seen him. Don't really watch much of the YouTube crowd.

As for Master I don't have a problem with them. They make decent SFIC padlocks (where you supply the cylinder). If his gripe is with the shit you buy at Home Depot then he's right, it's shit.

Yes, I picked a light box at a baseball field to turn on the lights when my friends and I were playing. There were also other people walking the perimeter of the field. Park staff had a hard time figuring out how the lights got on. The old people walking thanked me after bitching the park staff out.

I don't know but there are some strange fuckers in the lock picking community. Go visit a lock sport or picking gathering. I did once. Never again.

>>878741
While I'm not the guy you're replying to, I've lately become interested in locksmithing.
I have good knowledge of how most common locks operate. I can reliably pick pin and tumbler locks, then again I probably haven't encountered every kind of security pin and configuration of such as I don't pick often enough.
I was thinking of looking into an apprenticeship, but I've already got a fairly well paying full time that I don't plan on quitting anytime soon.
Pretty shitty locksmith that's only available a few days a week.

>>878747

The trick in this industry is to put in 4-5 years anywhere you can, usually a mom and pop deal, and then try like hell to get a job at a hospital, college, county government, school system, etc. That's the institutional work I was referring to.

Most locksmith companies are small potatoes but there are some larger ones. But institutions, that's where the pay and benefits are. I make a pretty good salary and have excellent benefits.

I interviewed at one school, ultimately turned it down, that put 9% of your pay into retirement automatically. They even matched above that a bit once you contributed. They also offered free tuition to your children after 10 years of service.

Some folks enjoy driving in a truck but you cannot beat the benefits a major entity offers. So, in other words, for anyone looking for a trade, bust your ass for 4-5 years making decent but not good money and then wait for one of those spots to open up. And then retire with that job. I can't tell you how many openings I've seen that were a result of someone retiring or dying and not leaving. It's the golden goose of the industry.

>>1622969
Is that what they are? That’s the sort of stupid shit we would do when you’re 1/2 wheelbarrow short.
This is why diy concrete so often turns to shit. All of that work for a fundamentally shit result.

>>1615027
>"Don't let nobody tell ya's you need a special tool. Dem ol timers made their tools."

BASED BOOMER

This is dry stone masonry. I don't want to do dry stone masonry, but it the stone placement method for these types of walls the same as if you were building a natural stone wall with mortar?

>>1627912
kind of
you can pay a little less attention to it, fill in gaps with mortar. its weaker and not ideal but you can get away with it.

>>1438911
oh, neat

>>1438920
Yeah, but that means if I buy more than 15 it's cheaper and possibly better quality, I think isolation will be an issue buy I can just ground it. I'll try and see what works, thanks.

>>1438919
5 stars isn't a comparison, it's a review, I'm asking for a comparison

Turn away from the devil's weed before it is too late!
If you don't they may legalize it. And tax it. And use the revenue to buy guns and ammo and nuclear weapons. And make war. And destroy the world!

>>611138

are you retarded? its a fucking cone piece joined to a pipe. if you're too retarded to figure out how to shove this in a soft drink bottle half filled with water and two holes, how can you work a computer?

>>611138
4chan.us?

>>1357368
actually lining the walls with sandbags would work pretty well and be invisible.

>>1357368
>>1357375

Sandbags would do, but fuck that setup. I'm no veteran or even soldier, i don't own a gun or have any prepping experience, and even i would be able to guarantee you all, that a few dusin .22 would get through that without sandbags, and Americans would be able to perish any sandbags with sheer firepower from all their accessible weapons. I don't know how many round of what kind of caliber it would take, but eventually, and quiet fast, you would blast away a sandbag wall that is just on bag thick, supported by a gasconcrete block.

Again, i have no prepping relation. But why wouldn't you make a sub-surface trench/bunker setup, maybe a small ring protecting an entrance and/or house? Completely hidden in high grass, but with a fast solution to getting it out of the line of sight? And i wont buy any longevity argument, i would be able to construct these installations in a manner that would outlive your standard container, be that above or underground.

>>1357421
you are correct.
however people won't always use the most practical and easy approach or else we'd all be riding around in toyota camrys.

>>1356087
Just turn one of these into a workshop. They're all wired up, got a furnace and are good to go. You could even live in one if you had to. Converting a 'tainer is a lot of work.

>>1945491
>certainty
Bruh, pellet bed nuclear can give us enough energy for above and below ground ecologies growing hydroponic food for an increasing population for hundreds of years.
Fusion would give us 10k years, we'd have generational ships by then.

I'm not interested in being saved by a christ that threatens my eternity with petty human emotions for making fun of his bullshit on the meanest website on the internet. I feel really bad for you and your wife. Did you have kids too?

>>1945491
>>1945495
Man I don't care that the world will end. I don't want your help if it happens, noone does. I just wanted to see if what you claimed was possible, or had some truth in it. This was about some magic machine and you're trying to be a saviour by obsessing about a stone cutting method that has little relevance to humanity surviving a cataclismic event. I hope you enjoy your arguement in hell. See ya there pal.

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