>>927389
drums, discs, drum-inside-a-disc?
are you plumbed in before or after the LSPV?

>>927685
There is no LSPV. It's been removed for better feel with the brakes.

>>927685
Also; discs.

>>927043
buy a new battery? even if the old one still have some juice left you will end up needing new one.
If it still doesn't charge, check up the charging circuit on board - starting from the connector and up until the battery lead.

>>927054
the led on the tp4056 board went blue so indicated the psp battery had full charge but it read almost 0v on meter and the same when I opened it up and measured the lithium cells directly. Is there any way to test it out before i spend more money on it? I soldered the 18650 to two pins directly without the board in the picture but it would not power on either.

so you saing wiring the PSP directly to a power supply doesent works either?
I'm not sure but shit might have resistance measurements like the apple crap has that stops them charging from "non-genuine" chargers...
if that's not the case, try measuring values from the battery to the power button.
In the end, the shitty button might went bad from the previous nigger's greasy fingers

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In table form.

Google "4 bar linkage"

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Great, I wasn't sure what that was called before

ITT how do i build my own tomb

>>925965
How deep underground and how large would you want your new grave to be? If it's really sand, nothing would help to keep it from caving in after a heavier rain (ok, something would - digging the site up and constructing a proper shelter before covering the structure with sand again).

There are special formulations of concrete used in such a scenario, usually referred to as shockrete but chances are you don't have the means of producing it or pumping it. You're probably better off using timber supports but unless you know what you're doing (i.e. old timey mining techniques) there's a good chance you'll kill yourself anyway

I don't see what the bleach is for.

>>925791
to kill them

Instead, contain your garbage so mice cant feed off it.

Also i dont feel its a good trap as if it doesnt give mice enough credit instinct wise

Bloodborne ftw but idk man that's a weird question

There is a ladoll clay. Minimal shrinkage air dry clay.
Denofangels has a couple guides in their doll annex. If you want to cast them to mass produce them you need need to make a form, and get resin, and have a pressure casting machine to get bubbles out of the resin.

>>925761
do you want to fuck it?

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>>929378
Here is a pic of that component.

>>929379

One more thing. The plug was originally soldered to this same component. I desoldered it from it. I wonder whether this is some kind of transformer? Since I desoldered the plug maybe I don't actually need it anymore.

>>929378
Is this bait?

That's what powers the rest of the radio. You cut it off and it won't work anymore.

If this isn't bait, then you need to slow down and learn some basic electronics first, you have no idea what you're doing. Start at the beginning, not in the middle.

>>929310
that's indecipherable, the engine as in the fan or the compressor?

>>929310
The compressor may continue running for a period after you switch it off, especially if you quickly turn it on and then off again.

This is to prevent damage to the compressor as it requires oil to circulate while it is running.

Similarly, the exhaust fan may continue running for a few seconds/minutes after it is switched off to prevent overheating.

How long is the 'engine' continuing to run after you switch it off?

>>929310
does it eventually turn off and does the outside unit cease to run? If so then your set. Heat pumps slowly let off and let on the electricity to reduce the startup amperage which plays in part to why they are energy efficient.

>>928998
> no info as to which wire does what
> no info as to what wire should be connecting to what.
> not even any info on the make/model of the hardware used.

> Is this the proper wiring setup for a motion detector?
Sure anon, why not.

if it's your intention to apply power between the black/red bunch and the white bunch, then that is definitely not the correct way. you have to consider that the sensor part is a switch, so it has a black and white for power, then a switched red to power the bulb.

so the red from the sensor should go to the black from the lamp, and only only there. the neutral whites are OK as is. anyway, this is my recollection from wiring one a year or so ago, so i'm not 100% sure.

>>929004

just checked my spare and that's 100% right.

>>927908
Plastic on the outside of the window. Pick it up at any hardware store.

>>927908
"new house"? Your window is single plane and there is gap in the frame to let air in otherwise it cannot be this serious, this is a fucked up window install, you will need to replace the entire frame if you ever hope to fix this, no amount of plastic sheeting will protect you from single plane glass plus a non-standard shit frame

>>927934
Sorry, by new I meant new to me.

Oxygen is the enemy. ONLY allow it when pitching yeast.

>>927862
How do I know the condition of the beer otherwise?

>>927864
Visually check krausen and bubbling of the airlock. Apart from that just wait and check the gravity at the end. It's not like there's much you can do about it during primary fermentation. Well, apart from maybe pitching some more yeast if fermentation doesn't want to start.

>>927097
Take them with you to your first AA meeting, maybe one of the other substance abusers will have an idea.

>>927156
Whats up with the invasion of fucking cunts like this on /DIY/

Besides Glass Cutting to make your own lamps, Glasses Ect. nothing really comes to mind. A Bit harder to get the hang of compared to Wine bottled IMO

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if I do it correctly and my method doesn't have any big issues, this is what I'm going for

don't mind the bad photoshop job

cool design, one thing you might want to look out for is the wood sucking up the dye too much and then cause leakage along the fibres of the wood at the edges of your design.

You definitely want to grind the wood properly to ensure a good seal. Then go for a proper masking tape (test some on a more insignificant piece of wood, before you use it on your precious box)

>>926538
are there any ways to prevent leakage into the covered part? I've heard using shoe polish is my best bet since it's a drier method but I wouldn't know

>>929191
Android Studio/Xcode.

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>>929193
Exact on the dot answer here.
Though you could explore alternatives such as C# experience with Xamerian Visual Studio or if you have no experience at all then you could use MIT App Inventor- though I need remind you it is shit tier.

>>928723
For a cool sciencey solution that might not work, rub the plastic with a microfiber cloth until it becomes statically charged (if it zaps you, you have to start again). That way the dust will stick to the plastic when you move it and hopefully not become airborne.

For a more down to earth solution, get a spraybottle of water and spray lightly mist the plastic. Wet dust will stick together and not create a huge plume when you agitate it.

>>928727
Wetting it is a good idea, thanks.

Shop vac and a 6 pack