/diy/ - Do It Yourself

ty, i learned its is caled an "anderson connector" today.

>>955965
seeing pics like this is what i need to see more often. thx anon, humans are smart mother fuckers, well us smart ones...

ty anon, ive never seen lichtenberg figures made before and nw i have a new experiment in my near future.

love the interwebs

pic is some of my electric shenanigans

>>952046
people like you do not belong on the internet.

sisal rope is not cheap, and this little tower i made took 10 bucks worth.

anyway, being broke sucks, find something to do with free shit you can gather.

happened to me too in the same spot. i used super glue, very liberally. worked well. bad part is the jack fucked up as usual and one side stopped working, had to splice in another jack, hasnt worked for shit since.

and damn they sounded good.

>>951025
paying rent since the 70's? ov vey

i scrape and paint these type ceilings all the time, it looks fine, almost like a knock down texture. i put up plastic so the stuff drops into the center trashcan as a i scrape.

asbestos was bad for people who worked around it all the time, one ceiling wont give you mesothelioma.

opps i had a project, making some racks in my van with metal studs. still working it out.

reminds me of walking underneath the bleachers.. and the shop vac is hooked up to the exhaust, air yeeeahh. i just watched the guy with the primitive tech youtube.. , burning wood to make a hotter burning coal when he begins to take over the world.
\. cool op, keep it up

ill test a setup op, email me

I like the way im triggered by the OP pic.
saddens me no one has discussed it yet.
band saws are great tools.

show your sheds /diy/

just smear mud on the walls like your hut in syria. hope your new family embraces the culture.

jk, i dont give a fuck frank

i had an oil change place tell me he didnt have the proper wrench to replace the oil filter on my bosses lexus suv. found out he didnt want to take off the skid plate that protected the underside of the motor area.

fucking lerch

the 90 amp harbor freight wire fed mig is a cheap way to get started. its enough for thin shit and costs 100 bucks.

i started learning with a 12 volt battery charger, a framing square and a fishhook when i was a kid 30 years ago.

i like to think of archimedes screw when thinking of internally threaded pipes.

>>917742
it worked great, i think i ended up adding some 2 cycle oil to the sand to make greensand for casting, and it worked really well.

looks like a torture device for sure

larger dc motors like from a treadmill or a trolling motor can work. permanent magnet motors.

i have a 36 volt dc motor from an old electric childs toy car, i havnt revved it up yet to see what happens though.

just experiment. i made this to turn dried red dirt clay into a fine powder to use in a refractory for my aluminum melter. spun in an old clothes dryer. homemeade ball mill of sorts

in 2005 i set out to build my tiny house. This pic was my inspiration. the rest was just my knowledge of building full size houses to set all the infrastructure together (electrical, plumbing etc.)

i didnt do plans, i just made up everything in my head as i went along.

kekkles, found a webpage for some brit humor.

http://www.mez.co.uk/lucas.html

built a shack about 8 years ago. bought 3 lots in a small neighborhood for 1500 each. shack was mostly reclaimed materials. 456 sq ft. plenty of room.
i have 3 outbuildings, a 20x15 storage building, a 10x8 greenhouse, and an outdoor bar area that has my washer and dryer in it.

i love my hermit hobo life

my commercial wall vac system has them in a parallel setup, just went to look. has two fans.

be safe, little bubbles of H can pop like a mother fucker if you make a spark.

>>898656
heh dont feel so down on yourself. people on ck make fun of me all the time fr my cooking.

just get used to ridicule, because it feels good if you get a nod of encouragement now and then.


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lol sike eat a turd.