/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2437014

>>1733330
In jew-rope that would happen.

>>1672199

>>1663265
>The hard part is coming up with a new project when you've finished the last major one.
How is this hard? I can think of numerous things I wanna do:
A bluetooth speaker with quality speakters, 18650 cells and a proper battery management
Some kind of semi flexible fabric for my backpack with waterproof mini solar cells to load power banks or my smartphone
An actually smart power bank with data monitoring and accurate remaining loading time based on collected data from an usb device with an unique id
A desk lamp with quality tuneable LEDs (=adjustable color temperature), color temperature sensors, lux sensor to turn it on gradually, and a usb and/or bluetooth interface to integrate with f-lux
retrofitting my bike with electromechanical shifting and/or reverse engineering a shimano di2
and so on...

>that time you see someone used a suicide cord to bypass the lockout switch power because they lost their key

>>805339
>>805515
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_NdBxcj-OI

There's so much on youtube now for this stuff. A few years ago I couldn't find anything. The amount of work is mind blowing.

>>510134
>People underestimate the analytic involved in lock picking. They think that the picking tool opens the lock. To them the torque wrench is a passive tool that just puts the lock under the desired stress. Let me propose another way to view the situation. The pick is just running over the pins to get information about the lock. Based on an analysis that information the torque is adjusted to make the pins set at the sheer line. It's the torque wrench that opens the lock.

My mind.

>See this thread early today
>Drool and f5 for hours
>Leave
>Come back
>mfw this thread is the epitome of /diy/ epic

>>24362

>pocket pussy
>mfw my pocket is actually a pussy