/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>poorfag
I have plenty of money, I just don’t want to take the time to drive to town when I need something

I set up my troughs and needed to divert water into one tank. I had this material left over from a previous project.

Rate my build.

>>1702182
Are those phillips head screws?
Savage...

>>1702183
Self tapping

Happy cows make good steaks

>>1702182
>>1702190

Noice! Simple and practical. Truly, laziness is the best friend of an inventor.

>>1702194
Is it laziness
Or
wise time management?

>>1702222
>I have plenty of money, I just don’t want to take the time to drive to town when I need something

im assuming OP is doing it for time management. when you live out in hicksville and have to drive 30 miles to buy something... you try to manage your time better

>>1702127

>>1702234

I did it because I wanted a drawing table but they're expensive as fuck so I just found some wardrobe door on the street, saw it to half and that's it.

>>1702182
Cute cows. How much do you get for one?

>>1702127
My wife wanted a big ass sewing table.
She wanted solid oak wood planks.
I rolled my eyes
She say the cost at HD. I laughed.

>>1702366
Went and got outlet flooring instead

We've since found a lumber yard, but this was a cheap alternative.

>>1702371
Kek, my wife wants a sewing table too but we haven't the space for it. Now I'm looking into making a loft bed so we can use the floor of the current bedroom for hobby shit.

>>1702756
Thought about a Murphy bed which could double as a table somehow?

>>1702758
Make some pin/roller system so the bed can come down, or you can have the bottom come down and make the bottom a table

>>1702254
damn, awesome!

my first welder from 10 years ago. Made entirely from trash. I only used that ridiculous knife switch because it was a dumpster find.
it did not work very well at all but it did good enough for a few repairs. I welded using a pair of WWII gunners goggles and got burned like hell on my unprotected face. painful lesson.

I made this loft bed in a weekend. Moved into a much smaller space with my fiancee and needed more room.
I dont have many better pictures.
It worked out amazingly though and saved a ton of space.

>>1703486
Here's the desk, in case you were wondering

>>1703486
I like it, good use of space.

>>1703486

Looks comfy as hell, man. Seems like I gonna grab your idea next time I change my apartment.

>>1703486
Looks nice but wtf is with the purple light? How do you stand it?

>>1703443
i dont understand how this works.im clueless about welding though.can you explain?

>>1704436
a welder is basically just a transformer.
you can build them for pretty much free if you find microwaves that have been thrown out

>>1702182
>>1702190
wasteless and handpilled

>>1702254

>>1704436
>>1704447
microwave oven transformers are usually used for these and other projects because they're so cheap and common, and because it's easy to hacksaw off the secondary and wind whatever you want on it.
this one has the 2 secondaries in series for higher voltage. what it really needed was heavier gauge wire.

>>1702254
Nice!

>>1702351
It depends on market price for, “fat cattle.”
And it depends on the quality of the animal.
Market price fluctuates throughout the year, but normally the price is high in late August.
I sold some at the end of August and got $1.11 per pound live weight. The animals were about 1200 pounds.
They really are dumb animals, here is one with shit on her head.

>>1704594
>>1703443
>what it really needed was heavier gauge wire.
sweet jesus i'd say so. I'm surprised that 10 gauge primary wire from autozone held up, or did it?

>>1704645
>They really are dumb animals, here is one with shit on her head.
That's a disguise so you won't know she's a cow.
She doesn't want to get sold to the butcher.

>>1702127
>All of your your orkish technologies
Jeez, 40k has a bigger reach than /pol/ at this point.

>>1704645
>$1.11 per pound live weight.
Jesus, that's $2.44 a kilo (ausfag here). Our beef is minimum, $20 a kilo. What a fucking rort this country is.

>>1704665
Oh it held up, probably because its resistance was high enough to limit the current.
I'm amazed it welded at all, but with much difficulty I was able to strike an arc and weld. I fixed my car jack that way and then kept using it for years, so I guess it was worthwhile.
These days I weld mig and tig. I never tried a real stick welder.

>>1704790
Different markets are different
Comparing US beef market to Australia you must consider several variables like:

Pasture availability and quality
Grain/feed supplement costs
Supply and demand, the US is seeing people moving away from red meat...

2018 US cattle inventory
94 million head

2018 Australia cattle inventory
25 million head

>>1703486
Not trying to be a smartass, but how do you bang in a loft bed if you have a gf/fiancee? Been considering making one but idk if its feasible in my room with a 52" ceiling fan and a full size mattress

>>1704790
Grassfed in the US can be had for $4/lb processed in bulk - meaning an average of everything from steak to hamburger.
So subtract the skeleton, unused weight (most organs, intestines, boned, and hide, plus butchers fee, and it doesn't seem half bad.
Dunno how the farmer made much money given I bet they eat a shitton

>>1702127
battery charger built with the transformer from an old timey charger, a 16mm film transport box, various gauges, parts and the last battery charger timer on the internet.

>>1702127
18 volt dc linear power supply built from an old APC ups to power an old nicad pipe cutter I didn't want to spend money for the batteries.

>>1705150
prototype

>>1705148
>File: battery charger.jpg
>taking the term 'breadboard' literally...

>>1702182
As a farmer myself I know the felling of the 1 hour drive to the hardware store. So I give it a 7/10.

>>1705132
That $4.00us is for hanging weight price. Packaged weight is much more. About $7-$8 for 100 pound bulk purchase.

Right now grass fed rib-eye steaks are $17 per pound.

1. Live weight or on the hoof is a living animal. This weight fluctuates depending on how much the animal consumes and how much they expel. Sale barns use this weight when selling cattle.

2. Hanging weight. After the animal has been butchered. The hooves, hide and other non-edibles have been removed and the carcass is cut in half or two sides. The hanging weight is per side of beef after aging. Usually 2 weeks.

3. Package weight. This weight also varies depending upon the cuts of meat the customer wants. A standing rib roast has bones and will weigh more, but a prime rib roast has the bones removed and will weigh less, but cost more because of the labor to remove the bones.

When I sell beef cows to a customer, I use the hanging weight because it is the most consistent. And most buy a side of beef.

If a sell cows at market, I Always have water available to animals before selling them because a US gallon of water weights 8 pounds. I have seen cows drink 10 gallon at time. Never let your cows become dehydrated before selling them.
80 pound fluctuations in weight x $1.11 per pound x 10 cows makes a difference.

>>1705212
That’s hurtful
Why the 3 point deduction? It works as designed

>>1705441
What are the regulations to get into cattle farmin? Could I just set up a pature and breed some cows? How do you sell them? I farm oyster mushrooms and have to cold call restaurants because distributors can't really use em.

>>1705449
There is a lot more to it than what I can type here.

Decided on the type of cow, I sell cross bred beef cows.

To start, Instead of breeding buy feeder calves weaned at 6 months of age. About 350 - 400 pounds. Market price applies to feeder calves. Usually the seller will have their vet vaccinate the animals and de-horned.

For grass fed beef be prepared to hold them 18 months to get to market weight . Have a pasture that can support the animal. My pasture will support 1 animal per acre. Out west in arid zones it might me 2-3 acres per animal. Over grazing is real, so pastures need to be rotated.

For grain fed hold them about 10-12 months and expect to pay about $400 in feed. A dry place to keep the feed where mice infestation is minimal.

Have a water supply that won’t freeze

holding them over the winter requires hay, because grass doesn’t grow well in the winter. Plan for 3 Five foot round bales per animal plus a way to move 1000 pound bales.

Cows are hardy animals and do not need a barn. They are capable of living on the range.
They are herd animals, avoid owning one as it might want to leave (through the fence, they never use the gate)to go find the herd.

Bale feeders are a must to keep the animals from shitting where they eat.

Fence to keep them in. If there is a way out a cow will find it. They have nothing else to do. And yes, the grass on the other side of the fence is always greener to a cow.

>>1704645
How do you make money on 1.11 per lb?

>>1702127
show us your drawings that you produced with that

>>1705459
Ever get too attached to them?

>>1702222
oh let's not sugar coat it. lying to oneself is normie tier! we're lazy and we're proud of it! workaholics just grind on, while we sit down and think how to eliminate the grind

>Find cheap vise for 18€
>Nah, too expensive
>two weeks later reducd to 14,99
>Nah, still too expensive
>two months later, one left, now at 6,99

>>1705484

O-okay...

>>1707377

>>1707378

>>1707380
nihei style, nice

>>1705459
Thanks cattle-anon. I only have chickens and no idea about cows. Interesting insight

>>1702756
>>1702758
>>1702774

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=murphy+bed+table&s=g&t=i

>>1703487
Can't stand attention whoring gunfags.

>>1708287

I think gunfags are worse than vegans, in having that desperate need to advertise to the world how special they are.

>>1703571
>>1704401
Thanks guys

>>1708287
>>1708288
There was no attention whoring, that gun literally sits right there on that desk whenever I am at home.
Why do firearms make you pussies squirm so much?

>>1705084
Shes tiny, we usually just do it on the couch though.
Bed is pretty much just for sleeping

>>1704428
Forgot to add yours to the other post,
The purple lights are very dim, it's mainly just mood lighting for when my girlfriend sleeps at night and I dont want just the glow of the monitors.
It almost never bothers me unless we're watching a movie on the couch.

>>1708637
>Why do firearms make you pussies squirm so much?
LOL there we go.

>>1708640
Next time I'll be sure to remove them from any photos for you so that it doesnt ruin your month, would hate for you to get triggered again

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
I like these, Anon.

>>1704790
im assuming you mean 20 kilo at the retail end?

>>1708640
>literally shaking

>>1708288
Well said.
>b-but my gun is always there
As if there is one thing about that photo that isn't staged lmao.

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
nice shizo art, don't take your meds

>>1703487
>Mountain Dew of some gamer variety
>Tacky "gaming" peripherals
>Typical gunfag shit, on display
>Home Depot bucket as garbage can (I assume)

Yeah, that's gonna be a no from me, dawg.

>>1708637
<All of these things sit in these exact positions whenever I am home.
Lol, stop. You know you posed everything in that picture, including the gun, knife and flashlight. Why even show that picture if you're not attention whoring your guns?

>>1707380
9/10 would buy and frame. Great artstyle, friendo

>>1704788
Checked
Also porque no los dos?

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
These are astounding, great talent you have.

>>1703487
>>1703486
That's a sweet setup, looks very cool. I'd like to emulate one day when I have property. I'm digging the recessed cup holder, your dog looks nice and a Glock is fine too.

Did this to my desk lamp because its too bright. Tool me a few Minute and its adjustable.

>>1705148
Pretty cool, I wish more chargers had timers so I didn't fuck my phone battery by leaving it plugged in over night

>>1708637
People who leave their guns lying around are much more likely to be involved in an accident. It's irresponsible and retarded, you don't live in the universe of children of men or the road, there's no reason to not store it safely.

Get a real man's desk ornament like a giant penis cast from pewter

>>1710163
I dont think he can hear you all the way up there on your high horse.

>>1704885
>2018 US cattle inventory
>94 million head
It's actually not a known quantity because of muh gub'mint cattle people.

My tablet, cause why not.

>>1708675
>>1709552
>>1709810
>>1709736

Thanks, guys. Right now I'm slowly moving away from drawing but back then I was making a lot of stuff like that.

>>1710184

Lol, but why? Isn't it more expensive?

>>1710193
No man, cells are from used laptop battery, free. Cell holder costs a few moneys, battery controller taken from tablet's battery that shat itself, some wires I had laying around, also free. But the reason I did it is because you literally can't buy a replacement battery for older devices that isn't fake, really chinky or old and half the capacity anyway. Plus this holds like 4x the capacity of the original.

>>1707380
>>1707378
>>1707377
I really like the artstyle. I'd say I like >>1707378
the most.

>>1710207

Thanks. Unfortunately, it was kinda ruined when I tried to get into colors.

And yeah, here I stop turning the thread into my gallery.

>>1710198

Well, I can agree with that. My phone is also half-dead now and if I only could into electronics I unironically would grab your idea.

>>1704790
well he sold it to kroger
if you pay retail $20 a kilo is about the same price as here in lbs. not even top quality, more like "choice". "prime" is more marble = more expensive. also depends on the cut. are you talking average or what. it is hard to compare like that. i am pretty sure the difference is not much.

>>1705459
I am looking for extra income but I am a sysadmin by day so I don't know anything about cows lol. Is it legal to keep cows at suburban subdivisions or the HOA would fine me?

>>1703486
>>1705084

Loft beds are the best place to bang

>Get a good puss view when she's climbing up
>Put her feet on ceiling for extra leverage
>Shoddy workmanship adds an element of danger that makes her super wet

>>1710614
Yeah but I dont wanna make the compromise of smaller fan diameter just to have more space to bang and do activities without knocking our heads on the ceiling fan

One size fits one spud wrench

Safety harness

Merica!

>>1710154
I did something similar in my student days
Excellent work

>>1710154
super safe. you can live it on 24/7 when you go to class, nothing to worry about.

>>1710715
why

>>1710193
Whatcha moving towards?

>>1711001
No 5/16 to 1/4 adapter for American hoses

>>1708287
>>1708288
>>1708640
>>1708703
>>1709566
>>1710163

I updated just for you guys, I felt bad about making you guys upset last time.

>>1711080
why didn't you just go buy the adapter? I carry three of those in my bag at all times just so I don't have to do stupid shit like this.

>>1711369
I can still see some desk. You'd better dump the ammo out of your purse to fill in the gaps.

I lucked out yesterday. Found both a single sheet of glass sitting at a donation box and a next door business chucked a bunch of old cabinets and I was able to grab a few boards.

I'm building a single rackmount server case on rolly wheels and have been looking for months for a source of materials. I'll post progress later this week.

>>1711369
So the whole thing about you not being an overcompensating gunfag was just a lie then, huh?

>>1711369

using nitrile gloves. LOL

>>1711413
Imagine him walking back and forth placing his guns, grinning the entire time.
>noguns gonna be so butthurt when I post this!

>>1711413
There's nothing I could say that would change your mind about how you feel about guns, you'd think that regardless of what I said. I'm not trying to change your mind ;^)

>>1711439
Those are for cleaning the guns ;^)

>>1711489
as you can see from previous photos, my safe is literally 2' behind me to the right of this desk.
took me all of about 30 seconds to set this up

>>1711369
This image is fucking onions. It's clear your dad never taught you anything and you're trying hard to be CBS and NBC's version of a """manly man"""

T. Gun owning autist

>>1711530
>t. Seething madfag

>>1709564
Hey don't shittalk the 19L pales as garbage bins. I have 3 Canadian tire 5gal pales around my house as bathroom and laundry bins. They're great for when you or the kids have the stomach flu or if you need a bucket in a quick hurry.

>>1711369
so you lied when you said you were not attention whoring and "that gun was just sitting there" in the first pic you posted.

also why do you need 6 or 7 basically identical pistols?

>>1711899
I definitely didn't lie. That gun always sit there, I just felt like upsetting the anti-gun retards by posting some more guns.

>also why do you need 6 or 7 basically identical pistols?
Because I live in America and have disposable income.

>>1711904
Hello fren
I'm not anti gun, I just think it's idiotic to leave one lying around. The fact you immediately jumped to the conclusion that I'm anti gun just demonstrates your limited mental function. And if you have disposable income, I would suggest to stop buying thousands of dollars worth of firearms and save to buy a bigger apartment instead, so you don't have to sleep in a treehouse any more.

>>1711966
youre the only one jumping to conclusions you buttblasted retard.
I said "the anti gun retards", nowhere did I specify you.
Try harder you pedantic faggot.

>>1711369
nice collection, anon. added bonus: look at all the assmad fallout you caused. well done.
>>1711413
>>1711899
you silly faggots, if anon was funwhoring to begin with, all those would've been in the first pic. dumb cocksuckers.
>>1711530
>This image is fucking onions.
>onions
oh look, a newfriend who can't even into wordfilter evasion. also,
>armaments
>söŷ
YKUTWIDNTIMWYTIM

>>1703443
hello fren. I think it works better with the shunts taken out. In OEM models ive found examples of the shunts placed on a screw to turn them in and out of the unit as a crude dial to turn up and down power.

Here's mine.

>>1712117

>>1712118
The voltage is 120V input and the output is 45V. But when Ive attempted to measure with a meter for amps It just OL's out. Supposedly the meter is hundreds of dollars with a 700Amp rating so no idea what it's amps is. Is 120/45 on a 20 amp breaker = 53 amps correct?

Looking over what the purpose of those shunts are and I think I read they are to reduce risk of arcing, realized I was making an arc welder and removed them completely. There's really no way to fit enough windings in my opinion to leave them in and use them to dial the current down. Since I think whatever amperage its producing at full bore is low enough to not warrant turning down.

>>1712118
My grills legs rotted so I was using it as a small fire place to get rid of sticks. But then the pan rotted out so I went to weld the legs to the lid and use that as a new pan but just blew through with the weld. In hindsight I should have warmed up the rod on a thicker gauge and could have probably knocked it out. But switched gears and I think this is a bit more sturdy.

>>1702127

Pro tip: look for building overstock retailers

I found one recently, lots of free wood and nice (but damaged) big pieces of wood furniture, cheapest materials you can imagine and haggling is encouraged.

a wire wrap I did on a key fob. from some wire out of the microwave, when the keyfobs key link broke off. the other day I was stuck from the alarm system and a loose battery terminal and needed a piece of copper wire to trick the alarm system, since the keyfob would not activate the alarm off for whatever reason and felt like mcguyver when I pulled out of there. Got home and looked it up and realized you can just put the key in and put it in the on position and reconnect the battery in that state to overcome the alarm without the FOB. Then felt slightly less like a master.

Also these seat cushions I made from a broken futon type couch that was trashed. No way of fixing the couch so I have no idea why they where giving it away but the foam I harvested for these bench seats would have costed me a good bit, so I have no problem hauling their junk away. Broke the wood up and gave it to a friend who said they could use the wood and threw the original upholstery in the trash. When I came to this guy and said I was going to use it for my boat he looked at me like I was stupid or crazy. Unfortunately I have no pics on my phone of the boat completed but here are the seats.

>>1708675
Based and serious sam pilled

>>1703443
Embarrassing. Find a new HOBBY.

>>1710701
Everything else in this thread is on the same level as this quite honestly

>>1712139
yeah buy 100 identical guns and install pink lightning and post pics of that on an anonymous anime board. thats a decent hobby. oh and also install a fart can on your honda civic since annoying people is a cool hobby as this faggot says: >>1712106
>the "fallout"

>>1711979
It's funny how you call somebody a pedant while expressing twice as much pedantry in your own post.
If you reply to somebody's post, it's not an unreasonable assumption that they might think you are addressing them.

You seem upset, take a break anon

I hoard junk thinking it might serve some use someday or I might be able to vreate something amazing. it just piles up.

can I do anything with this chair rest? im afraid fleas or bedbugs might have gotten into the foam. I dream of making a recliner or aomething to sleep on with it

>>1712182
>n-n-no u!
That's your entire argument

>>1712210
there is no argument, I just stated that its stupid to leave a gun lying around, which is a fact. Sorry if that upsets you

>>1711369
Based

>>1712118
>>1712117
>>1703443

Yes yes, well done, very nice...

HOWEVER

pay money for a battery charger?
i think not

My cheap as so broke I ended up doing a DIY tracing lightbox with this method before. I just used some LED push lights I had around instead of string lights.

I should build a new one when I get the chance. There's DIY tutorials to make one using a couple picture frames and Dollar Tree sells 11x14" frames.

>>1711022
Gettin' into japanese, want to start translating some obscure games and texts.

>>1712127

That's exactly where I got ths table. The problem is I don't have my own house so I have to change place almost every year, so I don't really need something big and cool.

>>1712318
kek
>>1712192
Just admit that is your living space, we are all anons here.

>>1712318
>>1712502

Jokes on you, I charged my phone in the army the same way since my chargers always were stolen or broken by sergeants. Well, there actually were many thread related things far worse than that.

>>1712311
Nice setup anon.
Now I want to make a welder.

I think i need to ask for a hole saw or a dremel for Christmas...

>>1713541
You can clean that up with a bit of rod or large dowel with sandpaper wrapped around it.

>>1713607
Thanks anon, i'll do that

>>1707380
>>1707378
>>1707377
Hot damn

>>1702127
This thread takes me back when I was in my teens to young 20s. I miss those days. Hell, today I'm still somewhat like that.

>>1711369
anyone bitching about this image is just jealous. nice collection anon

>>1712121
>they are to reduce risk of arcing,
They limit current.
When the magnetron is fired up it's capable of drawing enough current to damage the transformer.
The shunt limits the current and saves the magnetron and transformer.
>>1712121
>I was making an arc welder and removed them completely.
This give you maximum current in your welder.
You probably use it intermittently so the duty cycle it sees is not enough to cause overheating.

>>1710193
Draw more, people would definitely pay for art that good

Not ruined, m8

>>1710528
Of course, HOAs would be cool with it. You can put the cow on a long leash and just keep it inside your house at night.

Recently learned how to reliably get fishing line over a 100 ft tree limb with only a $20 target shooting crossbow from Dicks, and 4lb-rated fishing line. if I had a fly fishing reel it would be much easier to mount and rewind the line, but I make do, with the occasional tangle of course. The trick is to thread the line through the spool's far side, and hold the near side of the spool facing your target with your free hand, allowing for smooth dispersion of line without a more sophisticated mechanism. Tried a few other methods first, involving a slingshot with a spool mount that had a guide to keep the line from going off the spool, couldn't get that to work, so I bought the cheapest crossbow I could find and tried some desperate methods like throwing the spool in the air while shooting to no avail, until I realized how neatly and resistance-free the line slid when given a slight arch to wrap around the spool.
Using the fishing line, I pulled up twine which will hold up a length of wire for an experiment.

>>1714130
>long wire for an experiment

Mr. Franklin pls stop dicking around and get your ass up to washington already

I built some bell syphons into some hanging planters as the beginning of a hydroponic system. One is unassembled to show the parts and the black thing next to them is a dripper. Next I'm going to put some sand in the bottom as a filter and lay a coir liner over that to hold the bell in place. I might also need to put a tube on the top of the bells to limit the drain level and keep sand out of the line.

>>1714130
I wouldn't have thought of that but I'll keep it in mind.

>>1714205
As soon as lightning strikes me, I'll be there in no time.

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
oh you make art, I thought it was for mechanical drawings. Still very nice though, you have talent. You should sell these and spend the money on a tablet.

>>1703487
>unvarnished wood
thats a yikes from me
>>1703443
Ghetto.

>>1702258
yo you should finish it up
get some sand paper - 120 grit, tung oil, and limonene; then sand and apply tung oil mixed with decreasing amounts of limonene (75:25 50:50 50:25) then wait a few weeks and sand again. then apply straight tung oil in a thick coat until it has a nice surface

>>1714206
I had to wait for shipping, but I finally lined them with the coir and put the soil on top. There's a few inches of void beneath the soil where the water and roots will sit, and a tube to allow air into the void as the water drains. Next I have to plant some seeds and make some loops to hang them on in my greenhouse.

>>1715827
No idea why the image flipped. Let me try that again

>>1715827

>>1710154

why not just.. use a smaller wattage bulb...?

>>1711369
Fucking lol
Sweet stuff

>>1705206
That is the origin behind the term breadboard. Very common for amatuer radio tube circuits. Or a copper plate.

>>1714006
>>1714572

I have a tablet but I don't really feel like it. Well, better say, it doesn't really feels like my cup of tea. Still using it time by time though.

whats an avg price to replace a main line from the city water connection? i think i gotta replace aprx 50' under concrete, quotes as 6k. no fucking way.

>>1715933
You should draw horror manga.Your stuff has got the right look.

>>1710154
I wonder, how many lives have been saven by low heating LED lightbulbs.

>>1702254
Are fish attracted to Bert from Sesame Street?

>>1705152

Ah, no. Some of those cordless tools draw like 50 amps (at 12/18 volts).

>>1708637
>Shes tiny, we usually just do it on the couch

Is that what the UV flashlight is for? Guests that want a clean-ish place to sit?

>>1710163
He said it's out when he's home. Presumably he uses that safe to the right when he isn't there to control access to it. Frankly, unless you have kids or depressed people in the house it doesn't really matter. They can't get up and do anything on their own. A gun like that can be thrown off a ten story building and not go off.

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
very cool anon

>>1714206
>>1715827
It's been running well for nearly a week with no leaks. I've got a few sprouts from the seeds I sewed directly into them. I might rebuild the flats on my shelves so that I can integrate them into the system.

Paper mache roof

I used paper box tape to attach an old LCD projector lens to a 50mm f/2 camera lens, just to see what it'd become. It turned into a really fun macro lens.

>>1702194
laziness is my greatest motivation..

>>1719074
reeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

This is good shelf
I think it's built out of old barn walls. Or some kind of floor. It originally had a middle leg that had to be replaced by the horizontal support, that's literally just a plank.

>>1719095
Nice. >>>/p/ related DIY is a patrician pursuit. Here's one of many of mine.

>>1719298
I bet you can use a pinhole in a Pringles can as a microscopic lens with some pretty good magnification. You'd need a way to adjust the length of it without letting light in to adjust the focus and it would work best if the inside was black.

>>1719305
There's no focus to adjust with pinholes since there's no lens. The hole needs to be sized correctly to correspond with the focal length. Otherwise, the circles-of-confusion will make the image blurrier than it should be. If you have a pinhole body long enough, you can use an iris that changes diameter so you can set the pinhole size to the focal length. That would allow for a properly "focused" zoom pinhole.

As for micro level photos using a pinhole, that would be rather difficult if not impossible. You can sorta get away with macro level photos, but they are terrible quality. Telephoto is of course very easy.

As mentioned above, if you use the Pringles can method of adjusting the zoom or use a bellows, you can make a very simple zoom pinhole by making a slider like this(pic). It is a strip of metal flashing with different sized pinholes that correspond with set focal lengths on a macro bellows. The whole thing is attached to a camera body cap.

>it would work best if the inside was black.
"Flocking" is the term for that. A cheap source is black craft foam sheets, but a better source is press-adhesive black velvet flocking for jewelry box liners. A roll of the jewelry box flocking goes a long ways in DIY applications.

>>1719311
>The hole needs to be sized correctly to correspond with the focal length.
>Otherwise, the circles-of-confusion will make the image blurrier than it should be.
Right, that's why you want it to be adjustable. That way you don't need to rework the hole every time you put it on your camera.

>>1719317
The best solution I found, for best IQ, was that slider in the image I posted. It isn't the perfect solution. With very long focal lengths, you can use an iris. For instance, a 565mm focal length will have an optimal pinhole size of 1mm. That's getting close to 2 feet long, but an iris for 1mm and larger is easy enough to make. The circles-of-confusion won't be perfect and it will be a bit blurrier because of that, but workable.

>>1719326
That slider is a garbage-ass solution, my dude. You could use a locknut and a threaded cap with your slider built in to make it fully adjustable with your slider switching between levels of magnification.

>>1719326
>pinhole size of 1mm
Also that's a massive pinhole. I'm talking about using much smaller pinholes much closer up to take pictures of microscopic objects.

>>1719328
That's already a thing, fyi. Thingyfy sells them.

>>1719331
The problem with pinholes is that doing macro shots is nearly impossible, let alone doing micro shots. This is because each pinhole size and focal length has a minimum distance. So, the closer the subject gets to the pinhole the blurrier it gets when it reaches that minimum distance. Also, the light cone can't expand far enough to give you the macro or micro you want with short focal lengths since there's no lens to focus. You'll also end up with an image circle so small it'll be a dot in your photo. The best you can hope for is to use a telephoto pinhole and get something closer to it. It will be blurry, but also macro. Making a longer one will do micro, but it'll just be a blurry blob. Pic mostly related.

>>1719326
>>1719328
>your slider
I misunderstood which part was your slider. I thought you had a plate with multiple pinholes affixed as a slider over the aperture. Do that and the locknut instead.

>>1719336
>Thingyfy sells them.
I bet Thingyfy charges more than Home Depot

>You'll also end up with an image circle so small it'll be a dot in your photo
That means the length of your tube is too long. Properly adjusted pinhole lenses produce regular sized images that are proportionally dimmer. The only limit to your magnification is the brightness of the light you can put on your subject.

>>1719340
2 things slide. The "tube" slides to change the focal length and the metal strip with pinholes slides back and forth to change when the focal length is changed. I have a bag with several slider strips I can use. I don't use them much though. I much prefer fixed pinholes like this one.

>>1719352
Fixed pinholes are definitely easier. How are you making your pinholes? The quality of the pinhole has a large effect on the quality of the image.

>>1719346
You misunderstand. To "magnify" the the subject, you make the tube longer to spread the cone of light out. Here's an example. This is a 2.4:1 macro photo of a millimeter ruler. The tube for this pinhole is around 150mm long I think. That same pinhole, when used directly inside the camera as seen in >>1719352 can't hope to magnify like this.

>>1719357
That's one way to do it. The better way is to use a smaller pinhole and more light.

>>1719355
It depends on the size required. Those invasive pinhole caps, with short focal length, require very tiny holes. That one has a pinhole diameter of 0.1708mm which is about 0.018mm from the optimal size for the focal length it is set at. For such a tiny pinhole, I stick a needle into some metal flashing or aluminum foil, only barely pricking the metal. I make a dozen pin pricks then sand off the back side and blow out the dust. Then I use a super macro lens to photograph them and measure them pixel by pixel.

For larger pinholes like 0.3mm I can simply use a drill bit. I actually have drills for 0.1mm and 0.2mm, but they are so effing tiny that they usually ship here pre-broken. lol

>>1719360
I think you are not grasping what is going on.

>>1719366
I think you're the one confused here. You're talking to one person and I've made pinhole microscopes before. You can get excellent magnification and image quality without needing anything crazy like a meter long tube. Sanding your holes might leave your edges ragged and punching through the flashing leaves angles that will likely interfere with your image. Try blacking them after to prevent reflecting superfluous light into the tube and help smooth the edges.

>>1702127
Don't have any pics but I just repaired my radiator by taking a little bit of plastic trim and plastic welding(soldering iron with spade bit) it in the crack. I did prep the crack site by drilling the ends and sanded the surface for better material adhesion. Next time if I had to do it again, I'd just by a small roll of nylon filament and drill a small hole on the soldering tip so I could feed the nylon through the hole and apply it to the surface. The way I did it was pretty messy but it cleaned up nice. Can't even tell something was done.

>>1710528
Some areas have ordinances that ban farm animals being on residential properties. Had an affluent friend that cooked up a scheme to start a goat farm on some residential plots he'd owned. After months of disputes from municipalities they nailed him on the above ordinance.

>>1710242
The only thing that takes away from this is the marker textured blue in the background. Looks really good otherwise. Keep at it mate. Could be one of the greats one day.

>>1710528
my neighborhood limits 2 per acre but its been defunct for two decades and I doubt anyone would ever enforce the deed restrictions.

>>1719375
Show your work.

>>1719559
I didn't keep any of it. You can google "pinhole microscope" if you think I'm full of shit and google will tell you the same things I've been telling you.

>>1719710
A, "pinhole microscope," is a special confocal laser microscopy that has nothing to do with this discussion. Also, a projection pinhole microscope also has nothing to do with this discussion since it is in reverse and won't be able to resolve anything on a microscopic level using even a FF D/SLR. You'd need to turn an entire room into a camera body with a wall covered with film medium to do something like that. lol

>>1719716
Are you confusing yourself by mixing up what a pinhole microscope is with modern designs for pinhole microscopes? They're cheap, effective, and easy to build so many people have been switching to them for visible light microscopy. They can resolve structures nearly as small as the wavelength of light you use and to my knowledge the only way to resolve smaller structures is to exploit metamaterials to propagate the near field of those structures.

>>1719725
>resolve smaller structures
With visible light, I mean. Other types of microscope will obviously let you see smaller structures

>>1719725
>>1719728
Those have lenses in addition to a pinhole and are not legitimate pinhole cameras and you most certainly never made one yourself, poor fool. Your trolling knows no bounds as you run in circles as cold logic is pressed upon you.

>>1719739
Of course they do. They're made for serious shit like imaging cells, not taking pictures of small objects on the cheap. Feel free to pretend that's the only way to build them.

Plastic packaging from kids toy cemented on dryer handle. The pull is pretty heavy.

>>1719069
I've started rebuilding the flats. Because they all have plants in them I got one extra flat to modify then I'll transplant and repeat. The last one will be used to expand my water storage.

>>1711369
PTSD boomer detected.
Nothing but love for you but how many confirmed /k/ills bro?

>>1702758
maybe suspend a table that you can lower over the bed, suspend mosquito netting from the table to create the romantic look. Just fold the netting under the table when you lower it.

>>1710701
Gonna 'member that trick

>>1710708
DIY walk in cooler? Kudos!

>>1711369
Birdshead shotgun good compromise for small spaces. Pistol grip is for plebs.

>>1711966
A gun out of reach when you need it is a meme

>>1715991
Get a sledge hammer and DIY. Live the dream.

>>1717548
>unless you have *untrained* kids
FTFY

>>1719074
LOL Buy a piece of sandpaper and a can of spray paint to make it smooth and waterproof.

>>1710701

based

>>1702182
8/10

would be 10/10 if it was a true split or had a divertor to fill both without detaching.

11/10 solution would be to install a bulkhead through the sides towards the bottom so they fill concurrently, but I understand that this was a "parts on hand" build, so it may not have been an option.

>>1711369
>I updated just for you guys
Hey! You hid the bourbon, and I don't see a 1911 on that desk. What's wrong with you?

>>1711489
given the size of the place... I think you're overreaching to make fun of an anon that, in reality, has already won.

>>1721976
I had to move my pens to make space for everything.
The gun laying under the AK on the left is a 1911 :^)
>>1721501
I'm a fan. It's actually quite pleasant to shoot.

>>1711899
I'm gonna take a shot here and say that is because he likes them.

I own fourteen guitars, and to be honest, they are all kinda like each other.

Also own several guns, two identical rifles - virtually the only difference is the serial number - and, try to stay calm, two 1911 handguns, while not identical, they are basically the same.

Because I like guitars, and like guns, and because I can. Deal with it.

>>1711966
Not the owner of this gun anon here.

That gun is not "lying around", fren... It's been put there, and I betcha the dude knows where it is. Mine sits on my coffee table when I get home, and on my nightstand when I go to bed.

It's not lying around at all. It's where I want it to be, ready to be used should I need to.

I'd like to take a moment to thank you for telling someone you don't know how to live their lives and spend their money. We sure don't have enough of that. Any advise for me? What should I be doing to make me more acceptable to you?

>>1715991
Fucking way. Had to get it done like 8 years ago, minus the concrete. 3500 bucks, and was about 20 ish feet.

Sorry, my good man.

>>1717528
here, fishy, fishy, fishy, fishy!

>>1720934
>PTSD boomer detected.
>Nothing but love for you but how many confirmed /k/ills bro?

No ptsd, not that anon, not a boomer... but, those ain't the guns of a boomer.

I've 32 confirmed, 19 probables.

You?

>>1721981
>ready to be used should I need to.
the absolute state... where the hell do you live that you are ready to use your gun any second? or that's just your wet dream and you be like please someone break in please i wanna shoot and kill someone legally, please ANYONE, and please be black for extra points so i can become a hero of my neighborhood and everyone will call me the good guy with the gun our savior.

I really need to get a Sawzall. I processed 95% of all this shit with the circular saw one handed, including the twigs

>>1721999
>projecting in 4K
It's hilarious that liberals and anti gunners just project their own failures and insecurities onto responsible people because deep down they think everyone is an unhinged retard like themselves and cant comprehend people are responsible with firearms.

>tl;dr just kill yourself, do us all the favor.

>>1711369
based

>>1702758
Look into oregon hide a beds

>>1722001

>>1722001
wat
ever heard of a tool called an axe?

>>1711369
Nice airsoft collection

>>1709566
My good buddy from uni had his desk that neat and "posed" 98% of the time, the exception being when he got shit-faced and they would be moved to the side while he soldered pcb or made custom vape coils for sucker-fad kiddos. Some people are just this OCD with their stuff by default.

>>1721999
Hahaha. You are so upset!

>crying_liberal_@Trumps_inauguration.jpg

>>1722144
What's it like to be retarded?

>>1722212

>>1710701
Damn and I just use the butt end of a screw driver and hope for the best

>>1704683
loled

>>1722212
you mean impeachment? lol. nervous? you should be.

>>1710163
>there's no reason to not store it safely.

I bought a gun for self defense in my home.
Locking it away defeats the purpose of it.
I have my Glock loaded, with one in the chamber, sitting on my computer desk all day every day.

I carry a different gun with me concealed when I leave the house.

Its statistics, yes I am more likely to shoot myself negligently than someone who doesnt own a gun.
Yes I am more likely to shoot myself negligently than a farmer with a shotgun who has it locked away in a safe.

You have to take responsibility when owning and carrying a firearm. There is a "risk", just dont be a fucking retard and youll be ok.

>t, non-gun nut, liberal gun owner.

>>1720195
I made five more little planters out of 2L bottles and hooked them up to the system with a syphon from the main reservoir. The water level rises and falls with the water in the reservoir and the pumping action ensures that nutrient-rich water is mixed with nutrient-poor water.

>>1722512
I dont keep one in the chamber but same here.

>>1702234
>when you live out in hicksville
Living further away from urban sprawl is what most (white) people want. And for good reason.

>>1722497
Why would a trumptard be nervous about "impeachment"? Nothing will come of it as the Senate is controlled by Republicans.

>>1711369
Glad you own funs. It's a shame you don't actually shoot them though.

>>1711369
Nice

>>1702254
I had started looking into making something like this not long ago, you put a lot of work went into that - great job!

>>1702127
i had something like this, also made a portable one which was working surprisingly good.
didn't get much far in becoming the engineer though as i fucked up with the books.

>>1702127
I made something to store dead bodies.
That or rolls of spare carpet.
Couple of cheap ratchet straps and eye bolts.

Homemade power supply, not complete because the resistors keep catching fire on a set 1amp 25 volt load for a vintage apple power book duo 230c using an lm317. Do I need larger resistors or a smaller secondary transformer? I am currently using a door bell transformer with a 16 volt ac output.

Gotta get the most out of those cuttin' wheels lads!

And those wire brush cups too...

Don't mind me I'm just splicing together short pieces of 1" angle iron to build stuff out of.

Speaking of wire brushes, don't you hate it when the tip of your wire brush loses all the bristles and you can't get into the corners of shit anymore???

Also when you cut the lids out of 55gal drums, remember to keep the sheet metal for projects, and to cut the bungs out to use as weldable bungs on other projects...

>>1724507
>1amp 25 volt load
>>1724507
>16 volt ac
With 16VAC transformer, you shouldn't even need a 317 regulator.
Post a schematic of your power supply and regulator, please.

PS: You can get a generic replacement that doesn't catch fire for $35 on Amazon with free shipping.

>>1724534
done that a few times

>>1702254
I've been wanting to get into making fishing lures. I bought some tiny eye screws and treble hooks.
What kind of wood do you use?
Do you seal them with anything over the paint?

>>1704790
Are these all in american dollars or aus dollars?

>>1724534
smarty right here. mucho gracias

Painted my parasol.

>>1724589
I've heard bass wood works great.

>>1712311
>>1712117
mah brothers.
I like that in the case. Do you actually use the dimmer, or just keep it maxed out all the time?

>>1712139
>Find a new HOBBY
it's a career now, so you can go DIY yourself a dildo to sit on.

>>1724507
Probably need hi voltage resistors. Post circuit? .

>>1724589
I use hardwood, but lighter woods like cork, basswood, tulip poplar, and balsa will work better. The lighter wood will have more action/wiggle to the lure. There are a number of clear sealants you can use. Some turn yellow after a while when exposed to UVs. It is just 2-part epoxy Devcon.

>>1722001

A circular saw does not beat you up as much and cuts more efficiently.

I use a trim one sometimes that way

You still need a sawzall.

>>1711369
noice.

>>1724779
I've used the dimmer twice with 1/16" rods for doing some thinner stuff, but generally it's maxed.

My mother’s tiny little 1930’s toilet always gets plugged up by my loads. Rather than replace it with a modern toilet I’ve been shitting standing over it while it’s flushing.

>>1712192
No, most of that stuff is just trash.

>>1712196
More trash and no.

>>1711904
>Disposable income
>poorfag diy
>live in a cuck room.

>>1726370
galaxy brain right here

>>1726848
I poorfag DIY'd the bed.
I'm a poorfag because I spend all my money on guns

>>1727125
Y tho

>>1727133
Besides video games they are my only hobby. I like mechanical devices and tinkering and I get to do all of that with guns. I definitely dont need that many guns but I enjoy them. Lots of them can be resold during happenings for a huge profit and some can even become collectors pieces (probably not most of mine) but they are good to hang on to for various reasons.

>>1711369
>synthetic furniture on a carbine length AK
>that fucking para length PTR
>birds head on a semi auto tube fed shotgun
Do you just grow weed or are you cooking the fancy shit too?

>>1727168
>I like to spend all my money on toys because I have autism
At least you came to the right place

>>1710163
>more likely
How?

>>1710701
That's actually pretty clever

>>1712336
Get an old lcd monitor from the trash and use the backlight.
Or if its fucked, take the diffusers out and even out your light with them. They're the plastic sheets on top of the led / ccfl back light.

>>1707380
>>1707378
>>1707377
Hello how much for prints or the files to get these printed?

>>1721999
I think we literally have a citizen of the London Caliphate here

>>1727187
The AK has a very nice wood stock set on it now. The rifle only came with synthetic furniture and that pic was taken before I had bought the wood set.
The PTR is going to be an HK51 clone when my tax stamp gets here.
I dont do drugs or grow them.

>>1727191
>implying implications

>>1727301
Ya know if you're looking for other hobbies to spend your money on, you seem like someone who would like tabletop gaming

>>1719746
A link would sort this out if you can produce one

>>1727304
https://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Pinhole-Magnifier/

Google is your friend

>>1727303
That used to be my hobby! My old best friend and roommate worked for games workshop for 10 years and painted models as his side job. I got all his leftover Warhammer stuff.
I never played the game because i never really had anyone to play it with, I just painted the models. I loved it for a long time, still have some old ones but I just havent touched it in forever.
I always try new hobbies and invest heavily in them only to find myself losing interest in them shortly afterward.vl
Video games and firearms are the only things that have ever been a constant in my life.

>>1719095
>THE MACRONOMICON

>>1727317
The people who play are usually easygoing, I'd search your area to see if there are any shops and check out their schedule. Almost every place I've been to that's been worth the trip has a 40k/tabletop night

Must have been fun to work at GW, I worked at the company making Warmachine for 4 years then went on to work at the company doing the Dark Souls board game

>I always try new hobbies and invest heavily in them only to find myself losing interest in them shortly afterward
I'm the same way, I think it's adhd but I've never been tested for anything. Thank god though because I can't imagine being on those types of drugs for too long

>>1702127
ooh I got some shit

1. broke shade on ikea lamp, replacements not sold separate so I made this thing out of paper mache, those fiberous plastic strips they wrap large heavy boxed items in, and a grocery store bag

2. light table, work in progress, just needs a mirror on the back of the lighting panel to increase intensity and a more iridescent/translucent surface

3. cat tree, the foster kittens loved the shit out of this. The pole allows them to climb up to the top of the storage shelves where I have a spot set up for them, the step shelves behind the pole are to let them climb down or up, but they still call for me to come carry them down.

more stuff is in the works, been cutting up cardboard and doing shit since Halloween

What's a good way to lay out an apartment shop? I'm basically tripping over shit all the time but I do not want it to be this way. I'm using the "living room" which lacks a bunch of wall space. I have like 6 projects happening at any one time due to my poorfagness putting a hamper on what's needed to finish this or that, and I know some of this is workflow-related. I have 2 shitty workbenches that I intended to be temporary (sheet material on legs) but they have been that way for like a year+ now. For storage I have a couple dentist cabinets and one of those IKEA cubby shelves with a metal card-catalog-like drawer unit on top of it, and a few other storage pieces on top of those. And a couple shitty ladder-like shelves I built hastily and which mock me every time I look at them.
The one exterior wall I'm real wary about trying to drill into because it seems like plaster over concrete (building is 70 years old), and trying to find information on how to deal with this online has been a bitch.
I need to be able to work on bicycles (bike stand is collapsable but rarely is collapsed) as well as wood projects and occasional metal stuff. I have a workmate to bring certain things outside if they'll make a ton of dust or sparks.
This shit is a mess and every time I try to rearrange things to make it better, it gets worse all over again. Keeping my tools clean is a huge pain as the spot I built for cleaning them is now the main workbench, while the main workbench is a clutter of half-finished projects and random crap.
By all means I should have the ability to make whatever I want after hunting for things in thrift stores and garage sales for a while, but I lack practice because I keep making my work area horrendously inefficient to even walk thru.

Bruh

>>1729053
that was a lot of words, I pretty much zoned out trying to read this shit

look just finish any open projects, if a mess is preventing you from working on shit then clean up

if you don't have a place to put things get more shelves or a mini storage

if you have difficulty staying on task get a script for adderall, or if you can't do that get some benzedrex and eat the cotton thing inside. It's foul but any port in a storm, be prepared to not sleep till like 2am though, also don't do this if you have high blood pressure

>>1729053
>What's a good way to lay out an apartment shop? I'm basically tripping over shit all the time but I do not want it to be this way
Simplest answer is to move into an actual house that has a garage.

>>1729463
It's not that I don't have a place to put most things but that I can't figure out how to actually organize things effectively within the space, so shit just sits out or next to each other.

After I have a hassle of pulling something out, I realize that it's not an effective way to store it, and then don't know where to put it. Plenty of drawers, bins. cases and toolboxes that are just empty because I have no idea what I should be putting in them, and lots that are just mostly-empty or stuffed with things in a haphazard way because I needed to get stuff "away."

I suppose part of the issue is that I don't just do 1 thing, and I have a wide variety of stuff, but in limited numbers of each. I don't keep a full socket, wrench, etc. set as I plain don't need them, nor any big stationary tools.
Like, I have a small number of cans of finishes/treatments - spray paint, wax, and so on. Less than 10, and they're usually on top of a box I don't open often. But I know this is a really shitty way to store them. So I look up how people store paint and such, and it's either some sort of gigantic cabinet full of full size paint cans and stains and etc., or a completely flimsy thing that takes up more space than the things are using already, while also eating my limited wall area or placing them where I don't need them to be like on the side of a workbench.

>>1729628
That is a plan for the future but not an immediate solution.

>>1729053
>>1729644
I suppose more specifically I was asking how to best make use of space when you lack much wall area to use. I have a workbench under the window, as the window faces north and I read that was the most effective for lighting - but after more reading since, some people say that you should have a workbench _not_ against a wall.

And, how the fuck do I put shelves or cabinets up on a plaster-over-concrete wall? I thought about putting furring strips up with tons of drywall screws so that I could mount a plywood facade over the plaster and not have to worry about this, but from what I looked into that's a horrific fire hazard.
I had issue mounting a small spice rack in my kitchen soon after moving in due to this. The drill bit I was using stopped past the plaster, and I had to replace one of the screws with a stubby thick one when it pulled out.
This would allow me to get some things out of the way, but I'm real leery about it being able to hold.

>>1721506
I heated an old toilet gasket and some leftover fence paint and sprayed it on. Good for 85 in a rain storm. I should have redone it but, maybe next year.

>>1724613
Sick as fuck anon. Nice job.

>>1713541
forstner bit master race

>>1724529
>>1724530

>>1724534

>>1730095
>>1730097

Hey you gotta get the most out of those consumables! Money saved there is money used elsewhere...

>>1702127
Thinking about tearing down my moms old house and reusing the wood to build a shed. What going to convert the house into a shed but the foundation is shit and some of the wood is questionable.

>>1710614
>Shoddy workmanship adds an element of danger that makes her super wet
Top kek. Thanks

>>1730185
Tear it down and sell the wood as "reclaimed lumber" for a premium.

>>1711369
absolutely based

>>1702127
Imagine crimping the tab from a can into a loop terminal

>>1702182
Based

>>1714014
Terrific idea

>>1715991
Rent a trencher for $400 at home depot, get a roll of pex tubing and fittings for $100 (assuming it's like residential 3/4"), abandon the old line in place, and hand dig out the connections at the meter pit and the house, otherwise rent a baby backhoe for $600. Not a very difficult diy.

>>1719074
But whats the apple do

>>1719916
What kind of cement? Do share anon

1/2

2/2
Built for under $100 AUS
Most parts and wood was bought off gumtree. How did i do for first time DIY?

>>1731640
>>1731642
is it your shame cube?

>>1707380
>when /diy/ has more talent than /ic/
The more I lurk here the more I'm realizing that this board is litterally the making it board

>>1731642
>How did i do for first time DIY?

>>1727265

I'm sorry, anon, I've lost my flashcard with scans. You can have these until/if I find it.
https://imgur.com/a/iqOTfpX

>>1707377
>>1707378
>>1707380
good shit anon

>>1724593
Dollarydoos.

>>1708676
Yeah. I'm aware of all the stages between paddock and plate, but surely that should even more reason to buy direct from the farmer. Any meat from the supermarket is 50/50 rotten when I buy it anyway.

>>1704885
>2018 US cattle inventory
>94 million head
330 million people
>2018 Australia cattle inventory
>25 million head
25 million people
Supply and demand dictates beef should be way, way cheaper in Australia. I hate how we're fleeced in this country.

>>1704788
Most /pol/sters are 40k neckbeards so the reach would be similar.

>>1708288
>vegans
>I'M A VEGAN AND EVERYONE ELSE SHOULD BE VEGAN! BY GOVERNMENTAL COERCION IF NECESSARY!
>gun ownerz
>I'M A GUN OWNER AND EVERYONE ELSE SHOULD BE GUN OWNERS! BY GOVERNMENTAL COERCION IF NECESSARY
I've only ever seen one of these sentnces be true. See if you can guess which one?