>>885137
that's pretty cheap for the walls,
depending what you are using it for what are you doing for heating | cooling?

>>885137
also what sheet? mild steel i'm guessing? other option is some 5000 ally (5260 i think?) better weather protection for a slight price increase.

>>885137

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7053225.htm?CMPID=GS001&_$ja=cgid:18091942045|tsid:59156|cid:189934285|lid:96719552845|nw:g|crid:77627770045|rnd:4867155619677001513|dvc:c|adp:1o1|bku:1&gclid=CPuIg-eTsMgCFSGg2wodXWIB6Q

http://www.trueshopping.co.uk/product/Trueshopping_Metal_Garden_Pent_Shed_4_39_x_8_39_ft_/6047/90951.html?gclid=CPmdlemTsMgCFeKw2wodrqgBhw&gclsrc=aw.ds

britfag but still another option, I have nothing better to do today until I get my welder delivered.

>>878854
thats fucking retarded op
the uni, not you.
i back you 100%

isn't there a bike lock company that refunds your money if you send them a fucked lock?
if you have the money get the shittiest rusty shithole of a bike you can find and lock it up with as many locks as you can afford.


if you were to build your own i would say fill it with concrete maybe? i don't know if that breaks blades.
or pressurised liquid nitrogen. when they cut through it the expansion will cause it to rapidly...
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>>878856
>if you have the money get the shittiest rusty shithole of a bike you can find and lock it up with as many locks as you can afford.
I thought of this earlier, but my bike isn't necessarily the priciest thing around, and it kind of hurts the purpose of this whole endeavor. I use my bike daily, I pay tuition, why should I have to "Register" my bicycle?

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>>878864
>I pay tuition
>paying to ride a bicycle
wait what?

>>863066
no but I know some nice forums/sites about it.

If you were a little more specific I would be able to post something

since you are not here is an easy pouch tutorial that I am following to test my homemade rings, it will be done in about 6 more hours.
http://www.mailleartisans.org/articles/articledisplay.php?key=170

basic weaves with tutorial:
http://www.mailleartisans.org/weaves/weavelist.php?tags=Fav

more free tutorials:
http://www.theringlord.org/forum/index.php?/forum/24-free-weave-tutorials/

Place...
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>>863190
well I guess op is gone, no wonder when he is too lazy to just google it.

>>863209
Not OP, but what's the best way to cut rings? I'm using 16 gauge stainless steel wire, and the dinky wire clipper I bought doesn't cut 1mm, never mind 16 gauge.

I bought a much larger one, rated for 20mm or something, that I'm still waiting on. Altogether, that was about £6.

>>874920
We need to make a reprap kit buyers guide

omg 3d printing stuff takes forever

I built my 3d printer in my office, and it has been running for the last 22 hours straight. I don't know if I'll be able to deal with this constantly, but I don't think I'm ever not going to be using this thing for a while.

I'm going to get hate for this but I bought into the 3d printing hype real early. Got myself a Makerbot CNC cupcake in 2009, did a few test prints, printed a object or two and the then extrudger jammed. It's been sitting on my shelf with a clogged extruder for years now. Just collecting dust. Should I try to fix it or buy a new extruder? They don't sell replacement parts anymore, there's little support for such an old model to try to fix it myself, and I'm not sure if I can get a new extruder that's compatible.

You jam a bunch of plastic bags in it. Then you can pull bags out through the holes. Its meant to be mounted on the inside of a cabinet.

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some kind of k cup holder

>>879456
I don't think so, the holes are bigger than the k cups

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>>880384
>ATMELs are too expensive in my country, about USD20 due to taxes.

Son, let me introduce you to the wondrous world of ebay. Behold, Atmega devboard for <$2 with free shipping, straight from china.

>>880384
Why not get someone to pay you to fuck you in the ass, because that's what you'll be doing by going Microchip?

There's a fuckton of material available on the net, and many active communities that can help you. No shortage of example code either.

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>>880391
That almost made me cry, I can't buy things outside I don't live in a civilized country, that would take 3 months to arrive and I would have to go to another state to pay the freaking tax.
That if it was not robbed by someone in the mail center
It's not worth, I envy you
Things don't make any sense in that fucking dictatorship

>>880393
I know there is a lot of information out there but that's the problem, I'm lost. By the...
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Wait, you don't cook?

What kind of DIYer are you?

>>880762
oh yea, I do. I've got a nice collection of cast iron and manly shit like that, and a real nice set of knives. (I actually picked up 5 more cast iron skillets yesterday off craigslist for $50).

I'm saying that she gets all this nice fancy shit like crystal wine glasses, napkin rings, china. What manly things could I add to the registry without it looking weird?

>>880763
Vertical bandsaw.

>>881039

what solution?

measure the distances between the centers and the outer bolt holes

mill out clearance for gears

mill out bearing for right, sleeve bearing for center, stub for left

>>881039
>the case will no longer fail

How are the cases failing? It's possible that your application places stresses on the servo shaft that the case was not designed to handle. So the solution might be to keep the plastic case and add a bushing, bearing or flexible coupling on the outside of the servo.

>>881663
I never did any metal work.
There are so many things out there for milling, like CNC, doing it by hand, molding.
I just don't know how to make my prototype servo. Trying to think this through as much as possible before I start working on it, ordering materials and stuff.

Also worth asking, for experienced indoor fruit growers:
Self-pollinating plants like tomatoes aren't necessarily an issue, but are there ways, without bees, to avoid rigorous hand-pollinating?

>>882206
why the different colored bulbs?

>>882281
>why the different colored bulbs?

So, they wouldn't be bulbs, in this configuration, but LEDs, which emit different frequencies of light.
The reason why is because plants contain two different types of light-absorbing pigments, chlorophylls and carotenoids, which are specifically for absorbing different wavelengths of light. Chlorophylls are in the blue-green color and absorb red-orange light, and carotenoids are orange and absorb blue light.
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4chan knows what you did, op

>>885834
an ionizing fan works well for removing odors. I am moving house soon but my ex used to smoke inside all the time even though I bitched constantly about it and it's a rental. bitch didnt pay bond, I did, she moved out. pics incoming as soon as my tablet finishes rebooting and this optimization shit.

smoke smells are caused by smoke particles. our smell threshold is very low relating to smoke because it's important to not get burnt alive. only a few particles clinging to the walls and roof slowly drop over time, causing the place to stink like fuck.

Depends on what the smoke is made of. Baking soda is good for neutralizing acidic compounds (wood, vegetables, cat pee, etc), vinegar works on alkaline compounds (dairy, meat, batteries)- but those are pretty weak solvents and won't do anything to more, um,
>>885840
interesting chemical residues. For serious shit you'll have to mechanically remove it, which may or may not be easier to throw out depending on things.

>>884814


Nothing you can build at home will be economical. If it's for a business venture, contact a shop/bar fitter or catering company.

Theres an outside chance you could fabricate something out of an old fridge but I wouldn't bother personally.

>in b4 but muh diy

>>884819
This is just a one time build, so price isn't very critical.

I was thinking about taking the compressor pump and radiator (evaporator, condenser) from an old fridge, and run a thermostat with an arduino.
But i don't know what isolaton to use, how to manage drainage of water, where to put evaporator radiator and what compressor gas too use. And i don't know how to solder everything together with the compressor gas inside the pipes

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And im not sure what the purpose of the expansion valve.

Why didn't you just call their customer support line?

>>883892
this is diy, how about you open it up and see what components are in there?

>>883896

One anon on /ck/ said he stopped buying filters, and just used it as a regular pitcher, which made me think someone here might be in a similar situation and get the urge to take their's apart.

I'm also in a situation where a few people would be pissed if I did that.

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It probably some nasty high speed parallel interface at an obscure voltage, bet it has a really simple controller so you'll need to refresh it at something like 60Hz. Backlight looks like a CCFL so good luck generating the voltages for that. If you really want to use an LCD like that in a project I'd recommend you get something with a well documented controller and/or interface.

Pic related.
Left is one of them 4D systems OLEDs being driven over UART (super easy to use, very expensive to buy). Right is a cheapo generic Ebay 2.8" LCD with a 16bit parallel...
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>>883122
I'll have no problem with the tube backlight. I'll be using it in a delaminated form with natural light as the backlight.

I'm fine having to manually feed in a clock signal to refresh. I'm wanting to keep this project as cheap as possible (and as light as possible where i can), so I'd really like to use this display.

>>883247
A quick google of the numbers in your pic reveals nothing. If you know the model of the camera it might be worth searching for replacement LCD for it, that should give you the part numbers so you can find a datasheet.

What are you planning on driving it with?

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I'm thinking on the need of a bandsaw, do you think it viable to cut 200x120x2600mm logs of oak into smaller chunks, glue them, then make 30mm boards out of them ?

Long story: I've for the moment used a few plain wood on my projects. Mostly plywood, MDF and isorel. I was recently trying to get hands on some birch and poppler plywoods for a prioject. It's kinda impossible to get some.
So thinking about getting a bandsaw to cut them is nice.. I've seen some Metabo tools at afordable pricings. Can a 300$ bandsaw eat 9 feet logs easily or is it just useless to think about it ? Is this budget too low for a descent work ?

Thinking about going for plain wood is a natural step into woodworking and a bandsaw is a necessary tool for me now, If I want to craft better tables top and so on... I'm open to your advises.

>>884658

A 9ft log is a little unwieldy for a bandsaw. How about using a chain saw mill first? Also, jointing 9 ft planks would be a bitch I'd think unless you routed the edge with a tongue/groove.
Hope your wood isn't green either, shit has to air dry a few years or rent out a kiln.

What are some brands to look for at garage sales or estate auctions?

Real old world craftsmanship style

>>886459

how do I wire the speed wire?
is it neutral or hot?

>>886459
It's wired in star and its a three phase fan aswell

>>886460
For low speed I mean you want to wire it into star, what do you mean by speed wire? Do you mean your switch wire?