I am pretty sure that you can't out of an alternating current. It is the "one direction" voltage that dc had that makes the ferrous molecules in metal to align and become magnetic. So you'd need to change the ac to dc by using a converter like a wall adapter for electronics.

>>963120
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/19916/using-a-c-or-d-c-to-create-an-electromagnet

>>963122
Oh, would you look at that... I had no idea you could use AC for that.

Consult your motherboard manual.

It's not telling me anything that's helpful...nothing about the beep codes or any of that.

First reseat your RAM. Then just try one stick at a time and see if it boots that way.
If that still doesn't work, make sure you're providing enough power to your graphics card (all power cables are plugged in) and it's seated properly.

Then try to take out the graphics card and see if it'll boot from on board graphics.

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As you can see, turning tools with wood handles have ferrules to prevent the wood fibers at the end of the handle from splitting apart.

But I don't want to buy ferrules.

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But what if I used fishing line or maybe even just twine coated in epoxy and wrapped it tight around the end in lieu of a metal ferrule? I am quite certain that fishing line is stronger than steel of equivalent thickness, and wrapped tight with epoxy would form a composite not unlike carbon fiber or some other ultra strong modern material.

And plus this would make it easy to turn the 'ferrule' portion of the handle, as it eliminates the task of precisely turning the tenon to the exact thickness of the interior diameter of a metal ferrule.

Thoughts?

>>962973
If you don't turn your turning handles with the turning tools that they will go on then you've failed.

I made one with a galvanized steel bucket. The outside definitely gets too hot to hold bare handed, but it barely discolors. Definitely not enough to release enough fumes to fuck your shit up.

>>962959
excellent, good to know. DO you know how stainless steel would do? I'm not sure at what temp it gets all fucky with chromium fumes. I have an old industrial coffee thermos I was thinking about using.

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>>962961
Pic related

>>962804
Just use longer (than recommended) nails and get them STEEL and GALVANIZED (its worth it);

Did something similar with 30+ years old shed and it's all good since.

BUT its a sloppy job to be done. If you have the time and money, do a proper job, by first removing the old one and THEN applying the new one.

Just my thoughts on it..

Take the steel siding off then decide what you want to do

Idk what I'm talking about tho

I would take it down to the osb/plywood before installing the vinyl. Vinyl isn't difficult of complicated, but it can be screwed up, so why not make it easier on your self? Also, vinyl isn't water proof, so whatever goes underneath needs to be a vapour barrier like tyvek. Wind blown rain can penetrate vinyl., and if you don't have the barrier it whatever is there might not dry out for months.

>>962781
get a bunch of termites and put them to work on that

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>>962781
It's very similar and probably asbestos.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?biw=1600&bih=755&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=armstrong+asbestos+tiles+cayuga+red&oq=armstrong+asbestos+tiles+cayuga+red&gs_l=img.3...15090.17492.0.17598.11.11.0.0.0.0.108.1020.1j9.10.0....0...1c.1.64.img..1.0.0.RWUOwXy2g_w

>>962781
Measure the tile.
It looks like 12"
If it is 12" it is a modern standard VCT tile, no asbestos.

About 1 cup of vinegar in a gallon of hot water and scrub that stain with #0000 steel wool

Stain, gone.

Reapply a liquid wax suitable for VCT tiles.

>>962745
Thinking of Pi laptop thing, getting a little crazy with conflicting goals. Anyway my digging gave me this, should be helpful to you.

https://learn.adafruit.com/pigrrl-2

https://youtu.be/xzfvlyLVFtw

if you dig around more, I think they have an older version for your specific model.

>>962790
>pi girl
>pigrrl
>pig grill
go away, no cucks allowed!

coming here with raspberry pi bullshit is one thing, but trying to make a knockoff gameboy and putting a feminist spin on it is crossing the line.

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>>962745
>I was planning on using GPIO pins for the controller, so I don't have to fit a USB controller's board in there. This means I most likely have to use the HDMI port for the screen.
Why are you trying to make this difficult? The screen fits right on the Pi, and running a game board through the GPIOs is a mess.
>The question is, how to power it all up? Can I get power through the GPIO ports or should I solder them paraller to the load port of the charger?
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>>962715
You won't get splinters. You'll get goo. 24 hrs should be enough to handle unless it's cvold ort humid. Use lacquer next time. Dry in 30 min.

I've built several of these btw.

Op here it's not for everyday use but figured if I bought it It might be handy for those jobs that require 2 drill bits

How much you paying op?

Meh. Sure they'll hold normal bits but it's still relying on the 1/4" hex quick change which even on the best of impact drivers still has tons of wobble. As long as you don't need precision it'll be fine.

>>962629
Maybe try going to a forum dedicated to mechanical computers... they used them in aircraft and ships in the 1940's during the war, there's people dedicated to restoring these machines. im sure they could help you out.

That should be easy enough. Just make buttons that increment or "step" or whatever wide enough to accept all cams connected to levers. Make weirdass cams (with like 4-5 branches to press them all at once) that press proper buttons. Profit?

>>962629
We're not here to do your homework for you.

>>962614
When everyone can make money from it no one can make money from it.

There are no suggestions on how to make worthwhile money from scrap materials other than fill a niche someone hasn't already.

>>962614
Your best bet is probably hipster rustic furniture.

Not trying to make much just sumthing worth wasting my time on that helps contribute to my holiday in a couple of months, my partner was thinking rustic

>>962591
Do you have a front door water thing?

>>962593
Yes!

>>962593

Are there any more details that I can provide that might help determine the root issue?

Yes a smal 120v with argon gas.

You want to use as little heat as possible to keep the metal from warping. Spot welding

Youtube how to put on quarter panels.

>>962566
The Hobart is identical to the mm 141, other than ththat fact the Miller has infinite variable dials and the Hobart has taps. Do not use straight argon. Use 75 25 other wise known as c25. Buy the Hobart 140 and don't look back.

>>962570

Thanks, I've been watching and reading a lot. Sounds like lots of tack welds and stitching to reduce warping.

The front panels are held on with a buttload of spot welds from the factory, I'm going to start drilling them out this weekend.

There are a few areas that I would have to go slowly and stitch a little at a time.

You could build the whole thing out of plywood and run edge banding to cover up the edges. Build the sides out of solid wood and the just the back part with ply or luan.

Really though, just go find something on ana white's site and just follow along or pick up a premade rack. Any of your craft stores up there should have a stain ready wood one for ~$10-$15 USD.

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>>962538
EWW buttjoints. and you're worried about it looking like crap? I mean, not even mitered buttjoints?! also those shelves aren't really gonna hold any real weight safely due to the buttjoints.

What kind of power tools you got? router? datostack?

also I know you're a Canadian and you all do/say things differently. but when you say 44 inches wide, you mean long?..

Post what tools ya got, and maybe a DL link to that sketchup file in your OP, the sizes of the cheapest wood you can get...
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pine?

>>962535
this is not \adv\. Stop shitting up the only good board with inane questions.

No one cares, your idea is garbage.

But here's a name for you "dumbass candle company" your motto can be
"we are faggots who sell fruity candles"

good luck

>>962535
Waxy Willys