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Cringe thread boys Anonymous Thu Nov 10 21:44:23 2016 No.1082181 [Reply] [Original]

Post terriblely done handiwork

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 10 21:50:31 2016 No.1082185 File: 1.50 MB, 730x805, Genius.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082181 Not handiwork but

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 10 22:32:00 2016 No.1082200 >>1082185 i see nothing wrong with this. that'll be a straight cut.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 10 23:03:12 2016 No.1082205 >>1082185 Ryobi saw. Average Home Depot shopper confirmed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 00:53:35 2016 No.1082234 >>1082185 Impressive

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 01:33:20 2016 No.1082247 >>1082181 Ahahahaha That dumb bastard deserves what he gets

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 03:19:06 2016 No.1082276 File: 2.33 MB, 3024x4032, IMG_20160913_234708.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'm not proud, but it works.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 03:20:36 2016 No.1082277 File: 3.70 MB, 2992x4000, IMG_20161013_105126.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 03:23:08 2016 No.1082279 File: 2.47 MB, 3024x4032, IMG_20160818_172241.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pallet holding the desk up... This was an Arby's/gas station

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 05:20:02 2016 No.1082308 >>1082279 That's not gore, that's /dyi/ Pallets are underrated as construction material for simple shit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 06:15:34 2016 No.1082317 >>1082185

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 06:34:30 2016 No.1082322 >>1082185 I'm calling "troll" on this. Look where the stairs are. Why would anyone be cutting that 4x4?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 06:42:33 2016 No.1082323 File: 96 KB, 575x382, DontLeaveTheBasementMuchDoYouAnon.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082322 So the Bannister posts aren't 5 feet longer than the height of the rails..?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 07:53:06 2016 No.1082336 >>1082308 Except that's how it was left AFTER they paid someone to come in and fix it from sagging when they removed the safe it was resting on.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 09:37:09 2016 No.1082357 >>1082323 >Bannister posts Oh, OK, I thought they were framing for a wall, not a deck. carry on...

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:25:34 2016 No.1082425 File: 2.78 MB, 3264x2448, 1472663185006.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:48:37 2016 No.1082432 File: 81 KB, 720x541, russian led.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'll contriboot

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 13:50:06 2016 No.1082434 File: 47 KB, 943x358, port and polish.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] one more, got a motor mount to swap out.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 14:34:11 2016 No.1082449 >>1082425 That poor anon is never going to live that down. Seriously for the cost of a bag of 200 plastic spacers? Fuck man.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 15:17:55 2016 No.1082463 >>1082432 Ahh, the glorious Russian LED

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 15:20:09 2016 No.1082465 >>1082432 horrifying

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:02:28 2016 No.1082480 File: 1.96 MB, 2448x3264, speed mod, cross drilled rims.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:03:32 2016 No.1082482 File: 1.13 MB, 2497x1803, pair a dice.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:04:30 2016 No.1082483 File: 446 KB, 180x135, 1269953665829.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082482 >mfw tobasco

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:06:14 2016 No.1082485 File: 140 KB, 640x480, lube oil and Ffffffffffffff.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:08:27 2016 No.1082488 File: 702 KB, 2464x752, speed holes on speed for speedy speeders that speed speedily.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] last one for now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:09:30 2016 No.1082490 >>1082486 extension outlet, nice.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:11:46 2016 No.1082491 >>1082487 now that's what i call dedication for your hobby

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:29:29 2016 No.1082495 File: 75 KB, 720x960, 1457139417970.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:52:54 2016 No.1082511 >>1082480 Fitting that he would be using Dewalt

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 16:54:50 2016 No.1082512 >>1082498 no fucking way

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:00:08 2016 No.1082517 File: 884 KB, 2560x1536, 1474572467106.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:08:10 2016 No.1082521 >>1082488 Does it even have any structural integrity left or will it fold up on the next bump you hit

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:23:23 2016 No.1082527 >>1082200 >make cut >now have spinning chopsaw with heavy lump of wood attached to it, suspended off the ground on top of a narrow beam secured only by a ratchet clamp It's not exactly too dissimilar to sawing off the branch you are sat on.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:23:51 2016 No.1082528 >>1082518 Id do the same

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:26:49 2016 No.1082530 >>1082521 It's a compression zone for shock absorption. It sadly also crumples the passenger, but you have to make some sacrificees for automobile safety.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:49:16 2016 No.1082541 >>1082498 The bumpy bits go on the outside right? Like tank treads right?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 17:52:00 2016 No.1082542 >>1082527 At least there is a chance the wood will begin clamping the saw at half way through the wood

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 18:26:35 2016 No.1082560 >>1082498 i don't know how if you got far enough to put it on you would ever think it goes that way

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 18:45:06 2016 No.1082579 File: 37 KB, 984x554, 10152012_WileECoyote1_article.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082527 >It's not exactly too dissimilar to sawing off the branch you are sat on.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 21:30:52 2016 No.1082658 >>1082482 looks like he is relay rolling the dice there

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 21:43:00 2016 No.1082664 >>1082485 No joke I once was in a hurry and grabbed the transmission fluid instead of the oil and loaded er up. So glad I noticed as I finished pouring it instead of 3000 miles later.

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 21:58:00 2016 No.1082676

>>1082664
Way back when I accidentally I dumped oil into my transmission.
>drained oil, replaced oil filter, reinstalled drain plug
>proceeded to remove transmission dip stick and dump oil into the transmission

Shortly after I realized what I had done...
I replaced the transmission fluid, and it continued to run fine.

The camry dipstick was right in the front, and I just wasnt thinking.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 21:58:41 2016 No.1082677 >>10824 >>1082486 11/10 job. Truly superb

Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:05:50 2016 No.1082682
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[ERROR]

>>1082541
Its a timing chain, to keep internal engine parts moving together in time.
In most engines, if they dont run together parts will slam into each other and grenade the engine.

Nice things like this can happen.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:18:39 2016 No.1082687 >>1082498 I wonder how many tensioner pins that guy had to buy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:23:33 2016 No.1082691 >>1082682 wtf am i looking at? did the explosions tear through the piston heads?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:25:44 2016 No.1082692 >>1082691 Pistons slammed into open valves because timing slipped

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:27:11 2016 No.1082694 >>1082205 ikr Harbor Freight master race.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 22:28:41 2016 No.1082695 File: 291 KB, 154x334, 4-stroke-engine.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082692

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 23:10:52 2016 No.1082712 >>1082425 I feel stupid. What's wrong with this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 11 23:14:25 2016 No.1082715 >>1082682 i.e. whut is interference and non interference.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 00:11:13 2016 No.1082733 >>1082712 No expansion joints or grout line. , its crooked as all fuck.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 00:20:56 2016 No.1082737 Everything I do is equally terrible

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 02:59:28 2016 No.1082778 >>1082676 You normaly pour engine oil through the dipstick?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:01:12 2016 No.1082779 >>1082778 dat reading comprehension

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:06:10 2016 No.1082780 >>1082778 Depends on what engine. Some engines dont have caps on the valve cover so you go in the dipstick hole

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:35:54 2016 No.1082787 >>1082181 wow, look how anal he was about cutting off the zip tie ends. didn't stop to think the whole time

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:37:16 2016 No.1082788 >>1082185 clever

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:41:21 2016 No.1082790 >>1082682 I know what it was, I was trying to do one of those "what the person was thinking" when they put the belt on inside out jokes but I guess sarcasm can't really translate online

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 03:43:05 2016 No.1082791 >>1082787 the wire is running down the exhaust tube. its gonna melt and fuck the entire electrical system of course i'm falling for bait but whatever

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 04:16:34 2016 No.1082799 >>1082791 Not to mention it being tied to the shaft. Fucked from the go.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 04:45:14 2016 No.1082807 >>1082791 nah wasn't bating, just commenting on how tunnel vision was affecting the dudes critical thinking

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 09:39:48 2016 No.1082861 >>1082493 This isn't as uncommon as one would think. I need to do six more concrete pours on the house I'm building. This scares me...

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 10:30:06 2016 No.1082880 >>1082276 Cut your fingernails

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 10:32:37 2016 No.1082882 >>1082480 What in the world is he trying to achieve here??

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 10:34:46 2016 No.1082883 >>1082882 Stage 9001 weight reduction

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 10:39:51 2016 No.1082887 >>1082486 AHHH my fear is dying from something because someone else nigged. >>1082518 Darwin awards

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 10:44:27 2016 No.1082889 >>1082521 Well, he might be putting in a cage which would hold things rigid again. >>1082498 ...

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 11:34:52 2016 No.1082907 File: 140 KB, 960x1280, rps20161112_172806.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082449 Nah, its just a mechanical room, I dont care about the looks much. Here is what it looks like now.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 12:38:38 2016 No.1082928 File: 1.71 MB, 2592x1944, IMG-20161112-00092.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 12:51:23 2016 No.1082931 File: 59 KB, 730x396, IMG_0776.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082482

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 13:12:21 2016 No.1082935 File: 46 KB, 790x593, 508767-222840.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082664 Is that not diesel?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 13:34:49 2016 No.1082939 >>1082935 I think it's coolant.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 13:44:19 2016 No.1082946 >>1082480 It looks more like he's trying to split the rim in half, maybe to try to make it wider? I don't know.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 14:01:08 2016 No.1082950 >>1082517 you know what can happen to you when you do this right?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 14:32:31 2016 No.1082962 >>1082887 >Darwin awards Not necessarily. It's dangerous but not stupid because the basic physics adds up.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 14:41:43 2016 No.1082964 >>1082495 masonry bits good for steel - confirmed

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 15:58:54 2016 No.1082990 >>1082779 Whats wrong with it? The difference between filling a transmission and filling an engine on a regular automobile is so vast that youd have to be in complete zombie mode to fuck up.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 16:00:06 2016 No.1082991 >>1082486 Madman! Didn't connect the ground pins.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 19:32:27 2016 No.1083068 >>1082928 What am I looking at? >>1082962 I know it works but the potential for failure is high.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 20:19:24 2016 No.1083097 File: 205 KB, 960x888, IMG_20161111_629375.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 20:28:26 2016 No.1083102 >>1082484 >not even wrapped the right way around the screw evertim

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 12 20:32:28 2016 No.1083104 >>1082518 Eh, they've got roughly twice the mass of the guy on the right, plus a leverage advantage, so as long as the ladder can withstand that much lateral force, I don't see a problem with it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 00:49:51 2016 No.1083215 >>1082861 Six? What kind of fucking mansion/architectural clusterfuck are you building that needs more than 1/2?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 04:24:11 2016 No.1083271 >>1082939 Indeed. Had a spare bottle in my truck.(never was taken in for repairs in past, so owner sold it needing to change it out every trip

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 04:37:59 2016 No.1083274 >>1083104 Except most ladders have a max load rating of under 300 lbs used the correct way. You would do this on a high rise apartment balcony? It's still Darwin award territory.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 04:56:51 2016 No.1083277 >>1083097 ok, wtf am I looking at here? surely those diffs aren't connected to each other for the extra width?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:20:04 2016 No.1083279 >>1082276 what the fuck even is it? >>1082880 his fingernails are fine, you cut your too far back. Doing that can actually lead to ingrown nails, especially on the feet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:21:19 2016 No.1083280 >>1082277 hey, you gotta do what you gotta do. You should have made a cleaner cut though, it looks like you did that with scissors.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:22:39 2016 No.1083281 >>1082323 >he Bannister posts aren't 5 feet longe They should have been cut before installing them then.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:24:09 2016 No.1083282 >>1082425 >>1082712 >>1082733 >tfw Ive normalized this sort of stuff help me anons

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:25:11 2016 No.1083283 >>1082432 Has anybody sauced this yet? I need to know who what where and why did this happen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:28:51 2016 No.1083284 >>1082889 >remove half the car for muh weight reduction >put in a cage which adds weight for muh saftey

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:30:14 2016 No.1083285 >>1082687 all of them

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:31:33 2016 No.1083286 >>1082950 What did he do? It just looks like its holding the wheel on. This doesnt make the air cylinder exp load.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:34:09 2016 No.1083287 >>1082682 >that washer just sitting in the bottom of the third cylinder So what hapened there anyway?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:37:15 2016 No.1083288 >>1083287 Pretty sure that "washer" is actually a valve head..... like the one in the bottom of the second cylinder (but that one is on it's side)

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:39:38 2016 No.1083289 >>1083288 >valve head. makes sense, I dont engine so I didnt know what that looked like until now.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 05:50:31 2016 No.1083292 >>1082518 This is why you pay for scaffolding, let someone who knows what the fuck they're doing take the whole risk of immediate death bit out of the job

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 07:08:27 2016 No.1083310 >>1083289 See also, the valve head and stem lodged sideways in #2. >>1083097 Second vote, I can't make heads nor tails of this shit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 07:20:23 2016 No.1083311 >>1082946 Gonna cut and widen it... because /o/

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 07:57:51 2016 No.1083314 File: 1.65 MB, 1424x1978, SmartSelectImage_2016-06-27-23-09-22.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1083311 #stancelyfe

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 08:14:47 2016 No.1083319 >>1082935 >Is that not diesel? >>1082939 >I think it's coolant. It looks like coolant. Besides, why would there be pure diesel in the oil pan?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 08:57:47 2016 No.1083333 >>1083310 >Valve and stem in 2 I didnt zoom in, thats crazy.. did the whole thing blow up? What causes this, bad timming?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 10:51:27 2016 No.1083384 >>1083333 If the engine is an interference design and the timing is wrong then the valves and pistons try to occupy the same space at the same time. Usually when it's that catastrophic it's because a timing belt broke while it was running.

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>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:02:41 2016 No.1083438 >>1083434 Surely the wrenches have to be more expensive than a set of washers/spacers.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:05:59 2016 No.1083439 >>1083438 You would think that buying missing lug bolts wouldnt bee very hard or expensive either, but here we are

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:07:22 2016 No.1083440 >>1082946 With the tire still on it?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:14:41 2016 No.1083441 >>1083440 itll help split the rim, you drill enough holes itll fly apart

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:15:53 2016 No.1083442 File: 267 KB, 564x600, 1389454657512.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1083097 what in the fuck?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 13:22:35 2016 No.1083444 >>1083314 im like 95% sure this is an RC car

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 14:43:41 2016 No.1083477 >>1083434 I've had to do this to load a car up and trailer it before. Only had lug nuts with me that were way too short, and car had broken off a stud. Not proud, but it worked for the 40 ft it had to go.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 14:47:50 2016 No.1083479 >>1083280 Thankfully, that one wasn't my handiwork.

Anonymous Sun Nov 13 14:52:38 2016 No.1083482
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>>1083279
It's a CCTV camera that instead of including the standard screw mount in the camera body, the Chinese decided it would be best to have it on a separate piece you screw on. They didn't put it in the box for that camera, and this store was 3 States away from home. I wasn't going back for something that stupid. Pic related.

Anonymous Sun Nov 13 14:59:02 2016 No.1083484
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Found this on a call I went on last week. Instead of making a header, they just soldered the cable to the header pins. Which they bent out. And soldered the wire perpendicular to the pin. Trird to tell them to get a connector, but they wanted it soldered back. So I tool them all off, and soldered them parallel to get muh surface area. Tugged on them and they were solid. I didn't even need the iron to take the old joints off. A gentle tug and they released.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 15:58:00 2016 No.1083516 >>1082935 Farmers diesel is tax exempt, and colored green so police can see if you fill a regular car with it. Smells odd too. People may be idiots, but not grrab-the-farmers-diesel-and-pour-into-coolant-tank-stupid.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 16:03:17 2016 No.1083522 >>1083484 what even is it? home or buisness or factory?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 17:45:15 2016 No.1083591 >>1083516 Farm diesel is red here. Has a higher sulfur content.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 18:35:19 2016 No.1083614 >>1082882 Speed holes, stupid

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 18:40:21 2016 No.1083617 >>1082486 One mouse could send that house up in flames

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 18:43:03 2016 No.1083619 >>1082517 Diy chair suspension

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 18:53:02 2016 No.1083622 >>1083444 I'm like 99% sure the lug nuts aren't on.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 19:07:01 2016 No.1083628 >>1083591 We got gas companies from several nations here. The amerikansk use red, the euros use green. Regular is clear with blue tint.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 20:29:07 2016 No.1083664 >>1083477 I'd be proud of that, it's clever and you weren't putting lives in danger.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 21:28:04 2016 No.1083696 >>1082485 Fucking Tom Shaw! I know him haha

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 13 22:30:40 2016 No.1083714 >>1083522 It was new equipment for a business/factory. It had been installed less than two weeks before it broke.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 00:31:56 2016 No.1083773 >>1082676 Lol I use the same oil in my transmission & engine

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 00:53:59 2016 No.1083776 >>1082527 you still havent disproven what he said, the cits gonna be straight

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 00:54:12 2016 No.1083777

>>1083283
I remember when it was posted here a while back. It's a bad/unclean connection to the power bar, probably poorly installed fitting. Instead of pulling power from the base of the post, it went up the post and through the nut, which wasn't made to handle the current flow.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 01:12:28 2016 No.1083784 >>1083284 If you're entering an event that requires a roll cage anyway, you take the weight reduction anywhere you can get it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 06:29:17 2016 No.1083814 >>1082181 There's no way this is legit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 07:33:29 2016 No.1083819 >>1082518 I'm getting a real Australia vibe from this

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:11:17 2016 No.1083845 >>1082907 Not the other guy but this would still bother me ...

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:52:05 2016 No.1083854 >>1082181 I'll take some pics of the fucking crackhouse i live in. Wewlad its like the holy grail of autism. Dont buy a house from tweakers...

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:53:14 2016 No.1083855 >>1082185 Let me spend 4 hours rigging a saw... wut

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:54:21 2016 No.1083856 >>1082276 But what the fuck is it tho?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:56:08 2016 No.1083857 File: 74 KB, 640x640, nes-cartridge-pillows-3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082279 >arby's/gas station. A wut

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:57:45 2016 No.1083858 >>1082480 Making a bicycle wheel are we? Bonus points for keaving the tire on.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 10:59:05 2016 No.1083859 File: 80 KB, 1920x1080, maxresdefault (7).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082483 Fucking Hawkeye over here. Hory shet

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:06:25 2016 No.1083862 >>1082518 Doing Darwin's work lads. Whew... as someone who fell off a roof and now crippled for life. Take my advice anons. Do not tmdo this shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:08:20 2016 No.1083865 >>1082682 YUS here anon. I will catch that rod.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:10:29 2016 No.1083867 File: 7 KB, 225x225, download (25).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082778 Sure... Why not. I have a million bottles of 90 weight and put 2 quarts of tranny fluid in my poece of shit daily already. Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:11:31 2016 No.1083868 >>1082807 That or the meth...

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:12:47 2016 No.1083870 >>1082962 Until steve on the back needs a beer and his adhd and autism makes him step off the ladder and murder his mates

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:15:25 2016 No.1083871 >>1083516 >what is the color red. fuck.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:17:19 2016 No.1083873 >>1083871 My bad. I forget there are parts of the world that we havent bombed out of existence yet. Im watching you muslims.

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:30:57 2016 No.1083879
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FUCK. No pics yet but I have a descent one I guess. And it's OC because I'm an idiot and had a litteral diagnosed autist hekping me. Drill here drill here. Fine STFU.

>be me
>buy project car
>has air horns. Lol.
>air horns ar kill
>buy dixie horns
>want horns to be mounted properly and not look gay
>want laccucaracha and others
>moar airhorns
>MOARAIRHORNS.JPG
>builds bracket full width of boat car grill.
>litterally room for 15 air horns
>cannot remove shitty washer fluid tank.
>"drill here" autist is elated that "i drill here"

>not washer fluid box
>overflow tank

Fuck!

Oh well. I'll just leave it and run the hose on the fucking ground. Piss on yas hippies.

>pic related
Mine is black but same 5 horn setup.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 11:36:15 2016 No.1083882 >>1083516 >>1083591 it's not just that it has no biodiesel additives, normal diesel smell of FAME biodiesel tends to oxidate and gunk up engine with resin if you let it sit there for entire year (eg. in a combine harvestor)

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 12:37:39 2016 No.1083911 >>1083773 Bikefag detected >>1083857 A great place to get food poisoning

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 12:49:56 2016 No.1083915 >>1082861 Worked as a survey tech in Sweden, built bridges and house platforms etc.. This rarely happens when you know your shit. Just secure the formwork. How hard can it be, keep the pressure. God dammit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 14:15:24 2016 No.1083944 >>1082521 A side impact would devastate the body and the occupants.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 14:52:34 2016 No.1083966 >>1083776 Oh I know it will be straight. Probably straight into his upper thigh too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 15:25:19 2016 No.1083986 >>1083873 >>>Muslim is not a race<<<

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 16:00:37 2016 No.1084015 >>1082480 >speed holes

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 18:21:49 2016 No.1084050 >>1083319 That is a good question. Its called a catastrophic failure.

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 18:36:32 2016 No.1084053

>>1084050

To be fair, I have heard of running diesel through a engine to clean it out before, and since it's up on a lift, it's safe to assume that that is a possibility since there is no way that it drove to the mechanics without freezing up like that.

Anonymous Mon Nov 14 18:45:32 2016 No.1084054

>>1084053
I have heard of it, but that isn't diesel and I think we all kinda know it. I own and operate a M35a2 and another way of "making oil" is the fuel density compensator, but in a diesel, the only acceptable colors for your oil are tan when it's new, and black from it running. Blowby is inevitable in high compression diesels as the rings take time to warm up.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 19:27:19 2016 No.1084063 >>1083856 It's a camera for a security system.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 19:28:25 2016 No.1084065 >>1084053 You use kerosene to clean engines, but you take them apart before doing it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 14 19:29:00 2016 No.1084066 >>1083857 Someone decided an Arby's in a gas station in the middle of the ghetto part of Indiana was a good thing. I don't know.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 03:53:10 2016 No.1084231 File: 168 KB, 553x936, 1468617236836.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082434 reading this made my ballsack shrivel up.

Anonymous Tue Nov 15 04:46:38 2016 No.1084250

>>1082733
Well i fucked up my room floor after removing the termite infested wood piece and replace with tiles, guess what ? i totally have no idea how to do it right. So some part looks exactly like >>1082425 or maybe worse.

That was when i'm 18. Never again.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 04:50:55 2016 No.1084251 >>1083215 Support pillars under house Foundation for garage/workshop 1+2 (these might be done in one set) Floor of house Floor of garage/workshop And one is done, foundation 1 of house.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 04:55:18 2016 No.1084255 >>1083628 I have red in my equipment. And I'm a joiropean.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 08:37:29 2016 No.1084299 >>1082487 that was a good thread. the anon didn't even calculate the space he would have needed for the barbell

Anonymous Tue Nov 15 09:12:51 2016 No.1084309

>>1083516
I think home heating oil is colored red. In an emergency, people can always go to the gas station to get some diesel. One guy on the radio said that he ran out, so he opened up the wall and used a hair dryer on his pipes so they wouldn't freeze.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 09:18:48 2016 No.1084311 File: 76 KB, 736x929, Blue Sunoco.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1083628 Blue Sunoco: "The High Powered Knockless Fuel at No Extra Price.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 09:50:41 2016 No.1084328 >>1084311 did that have delicious tetraethyl lead?

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 10:49:20 2016 No.1084343 >>1082682 >what are interference vs non interference engines >timing chain

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 15:39:20 2016 No.1084486 File: 70 KB, 999x1776, tiles.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082425 >>1083282 did you do the bathroom in my new house by any chance?

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 18:34:19 2016 No.1084557 >>1083097 I'd wager Russia. :) Looks like they broke an axle and needed to rig something up. Seen weirder shit offroading.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 15 18:44:47 2016 No.1084559 >>1083617 kek why did he/she not just cut the power to the building and then change the outlet like a normal person would?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 01:09:36 2016 No.1084720 >>1084486 I didnt say I do work like that, I just said Ive normalized it from being around it so much.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 03:23:13 2016 No.1084765 >>1084720 oh I see You used the wrong word then. If you normalize something it means you made it normal for other people, so in this case it made it sound like that was your handiwork. a better word to use would have been "desensitised"

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 10:54:42 2016 No.1084871 >>1084328 Only the finest quality

Anonymous Wed Nov 16 13:06:47 2016 No.1084926
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No pictures, but I have a story.
>Buy foreclosed house in great neighborhood for ridiculously cheap.
>Guy that owned it appeared to be amateur do it yourselfer.
>At least one hundred Chek soda cans in a pile in a fenced in alcove on the side of the house.
>Bought as is so the riding lawn mower, the stocked workshop, and his treasure trove of junk scrap metal is mine.
>He built an elevated workshop flooring using untouched PARTICLE BOARD.
>Replaced the interior of a shed with the same PARTICLE BOARD.
>Created a patio overhang with PARTICLE BOARD roofing.
>Built an entire fucking garage-sized addition to the living room using untreated PARTICLE BOARD for the walls.
>House is elevated so the addition is slumping and seperating from the brick structure.
>Patio overhang is one piece of plywood away from collapsing.
>Workshop flooring has an entire 2'x6' missing gap where the particle board collapsed.
>Shed's lining is falling off the frame.
>Tell the firm I'm backing out.
>They offer to reduce the price by the estimated cost to fix, plus an additional 10k.
>Getting addition contracted and doing the rest myself leaving a huge surplus.
>mfw

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 13:19:02 2016 No.1084928 >>1083628 Euros use red dyes. Google "red diesel" and marvel at the list of articles with polish and russians getting caught stealing diesel from tractors in england.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 14:32:37 2016 No.1084963 >>1083986 Any country that alows free roaming of terrorists i mean. Mine needs to fix its shit just as much tho.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 22:50:53 2016 No.1085273 >>1084765 hmm, interesting view on the wording. Ive just always seen it used as I used it. Actually, I cant recall ever seeing it used in the "I did this" sense.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 22:52:08 2016 No.1085276 >>1084926 >Chek soda wtf is that? 1970s or different country?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 16 22:54:44 2016 No.1085278 >>1084926 >the cost of fixing it So the price of a new house? Did you inform them he made it out of playdough?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 02:32:39 2016 No.1085360 >>1082434 But isn't it normal, that sometimes sand gets into the intake? Why is a little bit more sand problematic here?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 04:20:26 2016 No.1085384 >>1085360 Umm no - that's what air filters are for. Most sand contains small particles of quartz erc which will fuck up valve guides, scratch the piston bores etc.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 05:41:00 2016 No.1085394 File: 54 KB, 640x635, EDmV2NB.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1085273 Not him, but... You're right. Desensitizing is something that is done to you, not the other way around. "TV has desensitized me to violence."

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 05:44:33 2016 No.1085395 File: 48 KB, 960x647, WXMmSIn.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1085360 >Why is a little bit more sand problematic here? >a little bit more >>1082434 >we got halfway through a 25 lb bag

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 07:04:02 2016 No.1085412 >>1084928 Off road/farm /industrial/untaxed Diesel in the U.S. is dyed red as well.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 07:11:06 2016 No.1085413 File: 54 KB, 422x400, 1468795221421.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Built this for my Wife's boyfriends son.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 07:12:47 2016 No.1085414 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFG-Lk9c2CI

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 07:24:42 2016 No.1085419 >>1082279 A-arby's: we h-have the me- HOLY FUCK IS THAT HUMAN SHIT SERIOUSLY WHAT THE FUCK

Anonymous Thu Nov 17 08:06:21 2016 No.1085425
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>>1082425
the only thing worse then not being space correctly is when people think the spaces go in the corners, and are like permanently they, and they then lay down grout over them, which then laters cracks and flakes off

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 08:19:58 2016 No.1085427 >>1085394 isnt this chick some "racer girl"? she looks like some girl i saw get interviewed for being a "racer girl" who did all the work on her car (so she says)

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 08:20:32 2016 No.1085428 >>1085413 Working as intended

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 11:05:04 2016 No.1085456 >>1082691 On certain engines, referred to as interference engines, if you break the timing belt the pistons can hit the valves. In the case of some BMW engines you replace the timing belt at regular intervals. 60K mi/6 years iirc.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 11:10:01 2016 No.1085457 >>1082788 Until there's a loose piece of 4x4 attached to the right hand of your miter box flopping around like a limp dick...assuming the blade finished the cut.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 17 11:21:10 2016 No.1085459 >>1085276 Google is hard.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 04:30:35 2016 No.1085905 >>1085414 whats cringey about this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 07:22:41 2016 No.1085935 >>1082486 >my face when >my soul when

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 09:40:10 2016 No.1085963 >>1082485 Reminds me of when I put washer fluid in the wife's coolant overflow tank by accident. Love ruining an afternoon

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 09:41:34 2016 No.1085965 >>1082485 This is fine, it means that you caught it. When it comes out MIXED in the oil is when you know you're farked. (New engine block time...)

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 09:43:40 2016 No.1085968 >>1083281 Feel free to dig holes to an exact depth, cutting after installation is fine

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 09:56:34 2016 No.1085972 >>1085276 Chek is super common here in Florida. Winn-Dixie sells it where I live

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 10:07:31 2016 No.1085978 >>1082907 Then why bother tiling?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 10:10:21 2016 No.1085980 >>1084557 >clean ratchet straps >new chains >dat background >dat road >clean underbody >thinking it is in russia

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 11:26:57 2016 No.1086001 >>1082205 Ryobi is the fucking best value for money that ever existed in this world. End. Of. Story

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 13:42:30 2016 No.1086057 >>1083915 It's technically easy but when you build for the first time... Everything is harder at first which sucks. I need to build another house right after I finish this one and make that the easy way!

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 19:27:18 2016 No.1086237 File: 49 KB, 500x301, 1470616569407.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

Anonymous Fri Nov 18 19:38:46 2016 No.1086239

>>1086001
VIntage lime green turquise ryobi made in japan was ok stuff.
Mid 80s early 90s Blue and Red stuff was pretty ok too.

Late 90s Blue and Yellow ryobi is complete and utter fucking trash. They outsource to japan and its shit.

The lime green Ryobi right now is hit or miss. We all know that their TTI made drills are alright, but a lot of their other stuff is hit or miss.
Just another name that oems stuff out to the lowest bidder

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 19:39:48 2016 No.1086241 >>1086239 >hey outsource to japan and its shit. I meant they moved production to china, not japan And the 80s stuff was built in the united states.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 18 20:15:23 2016 No.1086253 >>1086237 Ahhh. Leather hand Leanne.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 03:09:08 2016 No.1086388 >>1083862 what happened to you?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 03:46:17 2016 No.1086393 >>1086388 He fell off of a roof and is now crippled?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 04:21:07 2016 No.1086400 File: 1.14 MB, 1074x1429, 20161119_101751.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 04:22:28 2016 No.1086401 File: 1.12 MB, 1440x1080, Optimized-20161107_084244.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1086400

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 05:58:14 2016 No.1086418 >>1082181 Admittedly, it is early where I am, but this is by far the funniest thing I have seen today. Thank you OP.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 06:16:14 2016 No.1086421 >>1085413 >my Wife's boyfriends son. Is there a story there?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 07:32:33 2016 No.1086434 >>1082518 Then the guy on the left forgets what he's standing there for and walks away to have a smoke or something

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 07:33:20 2016 No.1086435 >>1085905 nothing but imagine getting your balls trapped in there

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 07:35:42 2016 No.1086437 >>1082336 I take it they didn't pay much?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 08:00:46 2016 No.1086444 >>1083516 Farm fule is orange/red here. Ive seen state police dipping tanks at auctions and writing tickets if you didnt have farm plates.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 11:13:13 2016 No.1086482 >>1083628 Euro is red, nigger.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 11:20:49 2016 No.1086484 >>1085413 no you didnt lyingfag

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 20:26:42 2016 No.1086710 >>1085972 I live in the northern south, we dont have winn-dixie here. Ive never even heard of it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 20:27:45 2016 No.1086711 >>1085968 thought putting even treated wood in the ground like that caused it to go to shit real fast

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 19 20:41:42 2016 No.1086719 >>1082523 Fucking WWWHHHYYY

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 18:38:35 2016 No.1087187 >>1086401 I've seen worse. Doesn't look all that bad. It's a pain in the ass to organize cables depending on the type and connections especially if you're in a crunch to get something up and running. What the fuck is 380v? Is that 3 phase?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 20:07:52 2016 No.1087232 >>1087187 380/1.73 is around 220V so it's probably EU 3 phase

Anonymous Sun Nov 20 21:13:31 2016 No.1087257

>>1082485

I worked at a chevy garage in the early 2000s, back when GM just switched over to dexcool.

They really fucked up the formula of that stuff initially, and chevys always had a pretty shitty intake manifold design (no matter what engine, or style of gasket, or whatever, they all had intake manifold gasket problems).

Anyway, back then, this was common to see. More common was you'd take the drain plug out, and oil would come out but it would have steam coming off of it, which meant the intake gaskets weren't gone yet, but going. This would happen on brand new fucking cars too.

To this day I never got a good explanation as to what they did specifically that fucked up their coolant and intake gaskets so much, but basically the gaskets sucked, and the coolant was junk somehow and ate away at the already fucked up gaskets.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 21:17:43 2016 No.1087261 >>1083097 Looks like the axle shaft snapped (semi float axle for off-roading, always smart), so they rigged up that piece of shit just to have a rolling wheel on the vehicle to get it around. It's not mechanically connected in any way.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 21 00:59:39 2016 No.1087329 >>1085395 > mfw i have to go get another socket

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 22 18:32:06 2016 No.1088132 >>1086237 Sandy why does your station always smell like chicken?

Anonymous Tue Nov 22 19:46:15 2016 No.1088172

>>1087257
The Dexcool thing always got to me too. GM wasnt transparent on what and why.
All of the misinformation out there people still talk shit about "deathcool".

Its funny because literally every single car uses long life OAT based coolants now, nobody uses old "conventional" green. You cant even find it unless you look really hard, and its a poor idea to put it into any engine made after 1995. Its what dexcool was.

Yes, that Peak or Prestone you bought is colored green. But you see where it says universal 150k miles on the front, and where it says HOAT or OAT on the back?
That means its not the old inorganic silicate based coolants. Its organic acid based coolant.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 17:40:34 2016 No.1088649 >>1086421 Cuck joke, thank /pol/ for its proliferation.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 18:40:42 2016 No.1088664 >>1088649 The cuck stuff started on /v/ originally

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 21:53:20 2016 No.1088730 >>1084066 >the ghetto part of Indiana All of it? I guess the shit north of Indy isn't too bad.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 22:41:02 2016 No.1088754 File: 669 KB, 2614x1336, A__05A5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Because the cable guy would rather fuck up EVERYONE'S SHIT than go back to the truck and get a 66 tool

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 23 22:47:40 2016 No.1088757 >>1088754 I've seen stuff like that in my house. The previous owner did it when running telephone wire. We don't use landline anymore.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 00:07:48 2016 No.1088777 >>1088754 Cable guys are fucking scum.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 06:37:54 2016 No.1088874 >>1082185 >>1082181 >>1082277 >>1082279 >>1082518 IF IT WORKS IT WORKS >>1082425 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 09:30:28 2016 No.1088902 >>1088777 Only after 4pm.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 10:02:03 2016 No.1088914 File: 412 KB, 704x535, Death_of_Grimes.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1086401

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 13:04:42 2016 No.1089013 >>1082181 if he doesnt make the tiewraps too tight at the driving shaft it isnt a problem but it might wear quickly but the exhaust is a nogo, it will melt

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 13:07:23 2016 No.1089015 >>1085395 wtf is wrong with her leg

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 24 13:34:52 2016 No.1089030 >>1089015 >her

Anonymous Thu Nov 24 13:51:46 2016 No.1089043 [DELETED]

>>1086401
This usually happens in factories, when big/average box is hung on a wall with 3 cables and like 4 circuit breakers inside.
Later on more and more cables appears, usually mounted by different subcontractors.
>Cables enter the box from sides
GOD!!!! WHO LET THEM TO THIS!!!!
WHYYY!!!!!

Anonymous Thu Nov 24 14:13:21 2016 No.1089049

>>1086401
This usually happens in factories, when big/average box is hung on a wall with 3 cables and like 4 circuit breakers inside.
Later on more and more cables appears, usually mounted by different subcontractors.
>Cables enter the box from sides
GOD!!!! WHO LET THEM DO THIS!!!!
WHYYY!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 11:11:55 2016 No.1089448 >>1088914 Kek, poor Frank Grimes. rip in peace F

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 11:34:01 2016 No.1089458 >>1082185 If you cant make that cut with a skil saw you are no carpenter

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 12:14:28 2016 No.1089470 File: 110 KB, 400x400, skilsaw.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1089458 It looks like he would have to do the same thing with a skilsaw

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 16:27:16 2016 No.1089561 >>1082513 This was anons female coworker. She didn't even ask if they had any lamp bases (they did), she just taped it to the desk.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 16:39:20 2016 No.1089565 File: 12 KB, 275x183, sirkelsag.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1089470

Anonymous Fri Nov 25 16:41:34 2016 No.1089566

>>1089470
>>1089458

Hurr hurr. But in all seriousness I understood what you meant anon. I've actually made similar cuts before using a circular saw and keeping the cut seamless by just using a rafter square as a guide. If you buy a 6 foot piece of 4x4 what's the sense in spending extra time to measure the hole and then decide how much you need to lop off. That's why everyone sets the post first and then cuts accordingly. Apparently not everyone cuts the post to length the right way, however.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 16:50:21 2016 No.1089567 >>1089015 A photoshop accident.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 17:31:59 2016 No.1089583 File: 715 KB, 2656x1494, rigged.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] had to do this because the retainer clip for the jack got bent off so the uplink cable would fall out for literally no reason

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 19:19:47 2016 No.1089613 >>1085413 I'm trying to work out how it was even assembled without the person realizing the problem.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 19:23:18 2016 No.1089615 >>1089583 You only needed two zip ties. http://www.instructables.com/id/Repair-a-Broken-Ethernet-Plug/?ALLSTEPS Redo it now before someone sees it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 20:43:23 2016 No.1089640 >>1085963 >>>1082485 >Reminds me of when I put washer fluid in the wife's coolant overflow tank by accident. Love ruining an afternoon This really isn't the end of the world. Just don't do it again. No need to drain and fill.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 21:37:00 2016 No.1089661 >>1082279 Somebody missed the spare change that was under the safe

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 21:52:01 2016 No.1089666 >>1089458 Or you know, for better safely and control, a reciprocating saw.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 25 21:53:14 2016 No.1089667 >>1085978 Water tank

Mule Fri Nov 25 22:29:38 2016 No.1089686
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>>1088754
>be me
>house built in 1972
>phone cabling sucks, wifi here sucks
>pull Cat5E through the house
>wire what I can
>install wireless AP's through the house
>replace 1972 phone cable with Cat5E in the house
>want to pull Cat5E to the demarc, get that straight into the rack
>pop cover off
>entire box falls off the building
>fuck.exe
>open cover
>fuck - copy.exe

Mule Fri Nov 25 22:32:29 2016 No.1089687
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>>1089686 cont'd
Ended up cutting the cable already in the house rather than pulling all the way back, punching that to a biscuit jack screwed to a 2x4 in the attic.
Cable from the rack terminates to a RJ12 in the attic that plugs into this biscuit jack. Left enough cable up there to reach the demarc if I really feel the need to get crazy here.

Picked up about 3dB SNR on the DSL modem by cutting out all the shit phone cable in here.

>>	Mule Fri Nov 25 22:38:22 2016 No.1089688 File: 107 KB, 1024x577, i-fKxhh3h-XL.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1089583 >>1089615 what the fuck, just cut the broken end off and crimp a new one on the tool's cheap, the ends are even cheaper

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 11:18:34 2016 No.1089922 >>1088664 Anthony Burch, right?

Anonymous Sat Nov 26 12:50:08 2016 No.1089949

>>1089687
That phone terminal--the demarc that fell off almost certainly has carbon protectors in it instead of gas tube ones. It also might not be grounded.

I was always learned to not install dsl on carbons. They are a source of noise. Also if that shit ain't grounded--a #10 at least ground wire going to it and connected to some ground source--then that's a hazard and they should replace it if you mention it to them on a repair call. If they don't, then call the puc.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 13:37:21 2016 No.1089972 >>1089687 did you just sprawl insulation all over your attic? why?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 13:51:11 2016 No.1089983 >>1089972 That is blown insulation, not batted insulation. It works fine.

Mule Sat Nov 26 16:46:28 2016 No.1090039
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>>1089949
I've got shit-ass DSL here anyways - 2.5mbit or something. It works, but it's not fast.

Right now i'm in "fix this place to sell it" mode, and the telco connection - notmyproblem.jpg

>>1089972
>>1089983
Blown-in. Again, functional, and not worth my time to do it better.
What is going to suck is getting it out of the soffit in the kitchen.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:06:19 2016 No.1090085 File: 3.54 MB, 3648x2736, DSC01980.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This one's from my high school theater. Head block for a batten carrying a scrim.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:22:37 2016 No.1090090 >>1090085 Im not sure i see the problem.

Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:33:52 2016 No.1090097
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>>1090090
Nothing about that is correct. One of the problems with those is that the wire ropes would jump the pulleys and ride on the bolt, then break after a while of that.

There were a lot of great kludges in that place.I fixed some. Created some more.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:35:52 2016 No.1090098 File: 3.29 MB, 3648x2736, DSC02012.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1090097 This cutoff wheel was an integral part of the fly system.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:42:09 2016 No.1090101 File: 3.61 MB, 3648x2736, DSC02304.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1090098 Not enough chain? no problem.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:44:51 2016 No.1090104 >>1082882 Less unsprung mass, better handling.

Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:46:05 2016 No.1090107
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>>1090101
The lineset from my first picture didn't originally have any counterweight, so I made this out of electric transformers. It was nowhere enough to balance to load, but made it a little more manageable and less likely to crash down hard if somebody loses grip on the line.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:46:16 2016 No.1090108 >>1082480 It's okay guys, he'll just use tubed tires.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 18:52:25 2016 No.1090110 >>1090101 Oh lord.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 19:23:59 2016 No.1090118 File: 3.99 MB, 3648x2736, DSC03686.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1090110 we had fun.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 19:24:25 2016 No.1090119 >>1089688 Just replace the cable if you were going to spend money.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 21:13:57 2016 No.1090176 >>1084559 judging by the crazy amount of isolating foam, i'd assume this was the fuck up of some retarded pot grower trying to do in-door growing. Most house fires in california are started by retards trying to make/grow drugs.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 26 21:35:16 2016 No.1090184 >>1086393 His uncle also works for nintendo

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 00:41:18 2016 No.1090271 >>1082432 They should really tighten that 3rd nut

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 00:45:56 2016 No.1090276 File: 582 KB, 943x1102, 20160828_081948.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Always follow code and ground your device

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 01:23:38 2016 No.1090297 >>1090108 Underrated post

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 13:35:52 2016 No.1090458 >>1085413 if feel as if this was done on purpose.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 19:52:53 2016 No.1090642 >>1082185 This is either so unbelievably stupid that I can't even comprehend it or so unbelievably genius that I don't have the capacity to understand what they were going for.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 21:15:45 2016 No.1090687 File: 36 KB, 170x213, 1364282588337.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1082432 >that filename

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 21:17:33 2016 No.1090688 >>1082480 I'd pay good money to see that dumb shit's face when he tried to air them up.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 21:18:57 2016 No.1090689 this thread is gonna give me a fucking panic attack.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 21:23:19 2016 No.1090694 >>1082488 really though, how much weight did he remove for the sake of 'gaining' speed at the complete sacrifice of safety? 5 lbs? 10 maybe?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 21:38:22 2016 No.1090699 >>1082935 he's draining what should be an oil pan. Even if it were a diesel engine, the oil is thick, black (when used) and molasses consistency/pour rate.

Anonymous Sun Nov 27 23:10:56 2016 No.1090736

>>1090694
I was just reading a thread on a car forum today about a guy that wanted to remove his AC compressor to cut weight. When others told him he was a moron and that the pulley configuration of his serpentine belt wouldn't accommodate simply removing one of the pulleys, he ended up pulling off the compressor, gutting the insides and reinstalling the shell of it.

Trackfags can be pretty stupid.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 27 23:14:35 2016 No.1090743 >>1090101 I shudder when I think back on all of the times I almost died doing stage work in high school

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 01:57:45 2016 No.1090803 >>1090688 It was a joke someone on /o/ did to a junk wheel they had lying around. t. /o/

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:03:11 2016 No.1090811 >>1090039 Jesus Christ is that asbestos?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:05:56 2016 No.1090812 >>1082931 kill_me.jpg

Anonymous Mon Nov 28 04:11:47 2016 No.1090830
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>>1090811
what?
no
i don't even know what you're looking at that would look even remotely like asbestos

Cut a hole in the drywall to peek into the soffit, see if anything was in there that was going to cause a problem. Blown-in fibreglass, cobwebs, and wood rafters.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 04:13:44 2016 No.1090832 >>1090101 That is such a british way of making chain.. Reminds me of all the chains ives seen on cormwells... Lol And I'm not even talking about the zipties either!

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:20:56 2016 No.1090847 >>1090276 this one always gets me

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 07:03:52 2016 No.1090858 >>1082277 Thanks for the win2k pro serial code

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 09:00:00 2016 No.1090884 >>1090276 top kek. w-would that work?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 09:41:47 2016 No.1090902 File: 15 KB, 460x369, fj.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 09:43:07 2016 No.1090903 File: 12 KB, 432x322, thermostat.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 09:49:54 2016 No.1090904 >>1090743 Between stage work and my mechanics class I almost died two-three times a week in high school.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 10:02:05 2016 No.1090911 >>1089640 Yeah after reading into it I found that it wasn't going to do anything major. Still with my vehicle history I don't take chances

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 11:33:44 2016 No.1090944 >>1090903 That's a common thing in offices and dorms with good central air control. They set it toba reasonable temperature and don't really give a shit what temp you think you want the room at. People even think they work when they change them.

Anonymous Mon Nov 28 11:52:01 2016 No.1090958
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>>1090944
yeah I bet. its like in the UK, apparently 70% of the pedestrian traffic stop buttons aren't actually hooked up to anything. its there for peace of mind.
pic related

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 13:30:06 2016 No.1090989 >>1083591 In the USA red diesel is non tax, off highway only. It may or may not have bio diesel and it is ultra low sulphur.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 14:05:20 2016 No.1091004 File: 299 KB, 613x293, ayylmao2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Optimal substances to be put in a blender: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v_utrMar9Y

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 16:11:35 2016 No.1091067 >>1082523 cHRIST

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 17:13:41 2016 No.1091088 File: 891 KB, 2560x1600, pol.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1088649

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 21:39:49 2016 No.1091172 >>1082484 Holy shit, I did an actual spit take. This is my first time on /diy/ and I don't think i was ready. I just wanted to know if this was the right board to discuss home made board game materials for a board game i'm making!

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 23:44:01 2016 No.1091221 >>1082425 I haven't seen gaps that bad since yo mamma's teeth boi AAAYYYYYOOOOOOOOO

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 29 02:38:02 2016 No.1091288 >>1090944 >>1090958 The human brain is easy to fool. There have been studies done on office workers and false thermostats unbeknownst to them) neat stuff imo

Anonymous Wed Nov 30 03:12:09 2016 No.1091784
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At a Chinese take away place they had one of those cheap light up OPEN signs in the window, and it had an American plug (this is Australia), so they crimped 2 of these onto an old power cord ripped off from a lamp or something and slid each on onto each of the US plug's pins.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 05:16:11 2016 No.1091811 >>1091288 yeah..placebos a funny old thing

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 30 17:08:45 2016 No.1092092 >>1090832 Is there a reason why some chains have these weird links, beside Britishness? >>1091172 >>>/tg/

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 1 06:08:50 2016 No.1092357 >>1082482 typical AMD build

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 1 14:28:56 2016 No.1092508 >>1092357 As an AMD/AMD owner, this is false. It needs more liquid nitrogen/ashes of the damned.

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