/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2783055
If its just a dryer and you can find some studs or brickwork to support 25-30kg it might be ok, but they wobble around and need lint cleaning all the time to avoid starting a fire.

>>2784272
I've got an old ASKO that weighs probably close to that, somewhere around 75-80kg and if it fell from that height it'd knock a hole into another dimension

>>2417725
Mind you, its more or less what hacking's about on a hardware level
Back in ye olde days of... 2001, had a workmate I used to do some shifts with that came from a qualified plumbing background, I sort of came from an odd-sods, IT, engineering, car background and he's wanting to make a water cooled PC
>ok
>for fastness and overclocking
>ooooh
>more fps on screen

So with a few nights of not much happening we set up our little shift den with silver soldering station, 1/4" copper pipe, silicon tubing, diamond plates, lumps of copper and milled out a block for the CPU, small water pump, a car heater core I'd yoinked from a pick n pull, some fans and some radiator coolant. Used a mouldable ruler to measure out some bends, copper pipe full of sand and some kerfuckering later, got it installed on a cheap CPU and basically ran it up until the smoke and BOOP-whirrr came out to find just how toasty we could get it.
Some heat management fiddling later, new CPU for even more fastness, it was cranking along pretty well
He did an artisans job on the soldering, never seen anything as good since and I wish I'd gotten photos of it, alas its just a memory now just like you can buy a water cooling rig for basically under 100 bucks from a big box store