what are your creations?

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Anonymous Sun Feb 10 21:56:13 2013 No.395073 [Reply] [Original]

what are your creations?

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 21:58:28 2013 No.395079 >>395073 Nice kit ya got there...

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:00:43 2013 No.395082 dude sweet kit

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:03:28 2013 No.395086 File: 700 KB, 1824x1368, 2010 022.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] i made a grow box for tomatoes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:03:58 2013 No.395087 File: 554 KB, 1824x1368, 2010 023.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:04:57 2013 No.395088 File: 834 KB, 1824x1368, 2010 024.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395087

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:12:13 2013 No.395090 File: 139 KB, 500x473, 1359480949964.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395086 >tomatoes

Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:26:13 2013 No.395104

>>395090
That was my thought - until I noticed it looks like it is sitting on a porch at an apartment complex or something. Either he is stupid and growing out where anyone can see and smell it, or it could be legit for tomatoes. The lock could just be to keep the neighbors out.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:27:43 2013 No.395106 File: 983 KB, 730x548, greenhouse.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395088 after that i needed more tomato space,so i built this

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 10 22:34:58 2013 No.395116 >>395104 I'lI assume you notice its brand new and just has been lacquered outside in the fresh air. You were either joking or you're stupid. I'll give the benefit of the doubt.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 00:50:43 2013 No.395218 >>395106 Be cafeul I've heard tomatoes are a gateway fruit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 01:50:28 2013 No.395258 I hear a lot of people talk shit on /diy/. post 'em. lets see what ur made of

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 02:03:28 2013 No.395261 >>395218 >gateway fruit once one discovers tomato soup, there is no turning back.

Anonymous Mon Feb 11 10:35:13 2013 No.395388
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my second attempt at casting an aluminium gear
i was using a plaster mould and carved the shape out of candle wax
made some casting sand a while back but havent had the chance to use it since my "furnace" (aluminium cooking pot with holes in it buried in the ground) started melting. planning on getting a scrap steel cylinder and surrounding it with sand or dirt to keep the heat trapped in. every place i go to doesnt have fireclay or they have expensive premixed refractory (if i was rich i wouldnt be using a garden pot...). havent melted anything in about a year...

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 11:49:27 2013 No.395411 File: 111 KB, 928x1105, 2013020795162913.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Been working on this for about two years now. >inb4 fat Working on that, too.

Anonymous Mon Feb 11 12:28:57 2013 No.395428
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I am (almost) making belted radial bicycle tires.... I have all the stuff to do it but I need to test-ride and it's too cold (winter in northern hemisphere). I will be continuing it again soon, and should be testing tires in a couple months.

Pic is a tire casing with a steel belt around it, but I am planning on using nylon or polyester instead.
The steel would have a lower rolling resistance but it is also heavier and more-expensive ($25 for the cable alone).

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 12:43:13 2013 No.395439 >>395411 >You finish it >it doesn't fit you anymore because you lost weight

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 12:44:44 2013 No.395441 >>395439 I can and have just taken rows of rings off it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 13:02:13 2013 No.395455 >>395428 how will these be different from 100% of tires available from bike shops ?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:02:12 2013 No.395547 >>395388 thats fucking cool >>395411 what is it? and see /fit/ >>395428 sick brah! wow some people actually build pretty awesome shit here. I thought i was the only one >>395455 plz go child

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:14:27 2013 No.395556 File: 68 KB, 586x979, Limonad.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I mostly make lemonade and things related to that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:21:29 2013 No.395566 >>395556 Norwegian, Swedish or danish? Norwegian, myself.

>>	genuinely curious Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:24:57 2013 No.395571 >>395428 >>395455 No really, belted tires are the norm. Are these higher pressure or self sealing or tubeless ? What sets them apart to warrant reinventing the wheel ? >>395547 >plz go child <-- fuck right off

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:26:13 2013 No.395574 >>395547 It is chainmail. /fit/ is a circle jerk of niggers.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 15:40:13 2013 No.395592 >>395566 It's in Swedish, but spelled incorrectly. I'm a Swedish speaking Finn myself.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 17:17:58 2013 No.395688 File: 29 KB, 110x121, 1354294725312.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395106 >those little fir trees so cute

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 17:27:43 2013 No.395700 >>395592 Mihin saa tulla maistamaan?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:12:01 2013 No.395769 >>395411 Check out mark's daily apple (paleo/primal site). I lost some, uh, 30 kg in 2 years. And it is the permanent kind, since you pretty much go ketosis and never go back.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:12:27 2013 No.395770 >>395688 >implying tree are attractive aaaand it just got creepy in here

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:40:14 2013 No.395798 >>395770 >thinking cute means attractive in that context >thinks a cute puppy is an attractive puppy for some reason It just got 55 years old in here

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:44:13 2013 No.395799 >>395073 >

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:44:58 2013 No.395801 File: 99 KB, 640x480, done shield front.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395073

Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:46:57 2013 No.395804
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I built all of my furniture for my college apartment.
It's 95% made out of pallets (I had to buy a couple 4x4s for the legs)

If I had had more time I would have built a different end table since it was my first attempt and only meant to be a test build.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 18:59:28 2013 No.395815 >>395455 >how will these be different from 100% of tires available from bike shops ? the rolling resistance of these tires should be quite a bit lower than normal bicycle tires

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:08:27 2013 No.395819 File: 1006 KB, 1500x1000, pipes2nd3rd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] 2nd and 3rd pipe I made.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:21:28 2013 No.395826 File: 104 KB, 640x480, doneshieldbac.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395801

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:21:43 2013 No.395827 >>395804 I'm interested in this. What all did you do to the pallets, just sand them to get them smoother?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:33:12 2013 No.395836 >>395798 >it just got really upset in here the joke was lost on you... but ur 55 and u can use the interweb! congrats bro!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:33:57 2013 No.395835 >>395801 Did you make the boss? What did you use for the wood? I made the chainmail and I'm looking to either make a shield or spear next.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:34:28 2013 No.395839 >>395801 wat is this? its it made of wood? looks cool

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:42:28 2013 No.395847 >>395804 Sweet, largely cheap as free material and disposable. Only have to watch for splinters.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 19:52:57 2013 No.395860 File: 172 KB, 1024x768, why.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I made this really cool invention that turns my tv on! Pic is from when I needed help from /g/

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 21:56:58 2013 No.395945 >>395860 wait, wtf is dat?

Anonymous Mon Feb 11 22:24:13 2013 No.395971
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>>395945
IR remote. The program uses the pronto code format. Using pronto made it far more difficult than it needed to be but eh, the program is pretty versatile and might come in handy for other stuff. Live & Learn
Guess I should have posted this pic but I've posted it here before.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 22:42:42 2013 No.395993 >>395971 so, englishly speaking, this is a computer program that turns your television on and off from your computer. Am I understanding correctly? I WANT ONE TOO

Anonymous Mon Feb 11 23:26:58 2013 No.396032
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>>395827
Yea you're definitely gonna need to sand them a lot. If you get cleaner/newer pallets, you won't have to do nearly as much and you have the option to leave the stamps on there like I did for the coffee table.

I ended up putting a clear coat on the top of the coffee table and TV stand. Really brought out the dark shades of the wood.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 23:30:43 2013 No.396039 >>395847 oh yea so many splinters. total it cost me less than 70 bucks and that's only because I spent nearly 40 bucks on hardware to build the TV stand. Turned out good though so I can't complain

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 11 23:48:42 2013 No.396058 >>395993 It's similar to an arduino programmed as a remote control. It's the little circuit board sitting on the keys that's programmed from the computer through a usb cable. >>396032 >>395804 Wow, hard to believe those are made from pallets.

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>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 01:51:13 2013 No.396134 >>395819 wow these are very nice looking man excellent job

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 02:09:43 2013 No.396150 File: 59 KB, 320x240, inigo_montoya.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395086 "tomatoes"

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 03:13:14 2013 No.396196 >>396150 my first tomato this season is about half the size of my thumb. about a dozen peppers are half that size. some rodent wiped out a whole box of celery in one night, about a hundred plants 4 inches tall

Anonymous Tue Feb 12 03:31:12 2013 No.396207
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well i um, i chopped an old shorted-out transistor Hammond and made it into a Leslie speaker cabinet... which is controlled by either a stompbox or a switch

didn't "make" it so much as "repurpose" it i suppose

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 03:41:59 2013 No.396209 >>395971 ever done anything with Girder software?

Anonymous Tue Feb 12 09:44:27 2013 No.396302

Not much of a /diy/er anymore since college.

But in my teenage years, I made me a bed similar to that Drake & Josh show. I had my bed up on a platform in the middle of the room with one side having a built in couch (folds out to another bed) and stairs up to my bed. The other side was a fold-out desk for homework and crafts projects. The end had a few dresser drawers.

I make a bunch of little gadgets and shit but that was the biggest thing I built. After college and I buy a house, I'd like to do some /diy/ remodeling. I want to get a decent fixer-upper on a few acres of land and make it shine. Then build a garage with a second story workshop. Maybe even a bunker or something to stock pile shit. I moved to Texas for college and we have so many tropical storms compared to where I grew up. Not sure if I should dig out a place or have something high-ground.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 10:00:29 2013 No.396308 File: 376 KB, 810x912, cabinet2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This. I built it for my zombie-obsessed toy gun-collecting stepson for Christmas.

Anonymous Tue Feb 12 10:08:15 2013 No.396311

>>396209
No I haven't. I'm new to u'Cs and this was only my 3rd project. I did it mainly as a learning experience. I like figuring out stuff but seem to lose interest when It come to actually doing something practical with it.(shrugs)

>>396308
That's awesome. Gave me a smile to go with my morning coffee.

Anonymous Tue Feb 12 17:33:12 2013 No.396515
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This was an old McDonalds cash register. 640 lights.
I programmed a font and functions to duplicate BASIC's pset, line and circle commands. It's mapped to real world coordinates. The function to round a point to the nearest led was quite a challenge. Had to refresh my memory on the slope/intercept method from high school math. It does basic animations but starts getting a flicker if too many lights are on at the same time due to software multiplexing. It was a little confusing because it's arranged 8x10 but electrically its 5x16.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 17:46:37 2013 No.396523 >>396308 I wish my step father had been as awesome as you.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 17:53:37 2013 No.396528 >>396098 did you design this?

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 18:18:07 2013 No.396554 >>396528 not really designed i just drew it out on paper first, but i think its a common design. I had a one peice of wood to work with and this is what i ended up with. i wasted no wood. I used the chrome legs from old chairs.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 19:47:08 2013 No.396647 >>395971 what's the battery life like on that thing? I always wear out rubber keyed remotes because i have bad fine motor control and id like to build one with those indestructable clicky switches you get on vcrs.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 20:34:22 2013 No.396693 >>396647 Dunno, I didn't go past "proof of concept" It's main marketing points are very low power and cheap http://www.ti.com/tool/msp-exp430g2#descriptionArea

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 20:48:52 2013 No.396706 I made the bass in the centre of this picture and the whamola to the right of it

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 20:49:08 2013 No.396707 File: 305 KB, 972x1296, 1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pic related ^

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 20:51:23 2013 No.396710 File: 158 KB, 972x1296, 1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Another shot of the whamola

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 21:02:37 2013 No.396718 >>395804 excellent. how do you deconstruct the pallets without destroying them?

Anonymous Tue Feb 12 21:32:22 2013 No.396743

>>396718
>>396718
I started out with the back of a hammer or crowbar. Had like a 60% success rate. Even lower for pallets with threaded nails.

Best method I found was using a sawzall with a metal cutting blade and cutting the nails between the boards. Then pounding the heads of the nails out from the other side.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 12 23:28:07 2013 No.396812 >>396707 Jake?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 13 07:51:07 2013 No.397036 File: 690 KB, 1336x2000, 1b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>396207 Nice. Well here is my home made guitar. It's got bullet proof glass for the front and leds in the body to light it up. It's probably the most ghetto blues guitar around.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 13 08:54:27 2013 No.397059 File: 454 KB, 1501x1080, rahmen06.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] led backlit picture frame

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 02:22:49 2013 No.397678 >>397036 does that... like... play??

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 02:42:04 2013 No.397683 >>396308 Wow that is fantastic

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 02:42:20 2013 No.397685 >>397059 this would be cool with some kind of wood or metal cutout. not so much as a picture frame. still cool though

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 03:16:50 2013 No.397701 File: 686 KB, 1632x1224, Skyline.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This badboy right here. And yes, the sunset picture is level now.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 03:28:50 2013 No.397711 File: 1.15 MB, 2415x1811, IMG_20121208_180436.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Basically a GBA emulator.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 03:40:35 2013 No.397716 >>395860 how did you do that?

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 04:52:36 2013 No.397742 >>397711 Does it take cartridges or does it have some sort of interface to find the games on your hardrive?

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 04:56:21 2013 No.397744 >>397742 Internal SD card.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 05:07:06 2013 No.397749 >>396710 You wouldn't care to share your plans for that whamola would you? I've been wanting to build one forever.

Anonymous Thu Feb 14 06:57:35 2013 No.397781

>>395571
>No really, belted tires are the norm.
not for bicycles they're not.
belted tires have a flat tread area (like car tires) and have much less rolling resistance than non-belted (round-profile) tires. Using a radial-thread casing also helps a bit, but most of the advantage comes from using a restrictive belt to flatten the tread area.

Paul Rinkowski is the only person known to have made such tires for bicycles. The expected performance was observed but due to the circumstances (1960-s East Germany) very few people ever witnessed the advantage first-hand.

Modern bicycle tire companies don't make them because it cannot be done on standard bicycle-tire-making machinery. Home-builders don't make them because,,,,,, I guess they just assumed it wasn't possible.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 08:03:05 2013 No.397801 >>396308 It's gonna be all fun and games until he has a bad dream one night and puts his head through the glass in a frantic panic anon. I'm kidding though.That's was really cool of you.

Anonymous Thu Feb 14 09:39:35 2013 No.397836

Man first time i've seen furniture and shit made out of recycled pallets.. Wish I had time to do that, I own a couple hardware/lumber yards and get thousands of pallets a year.. I usually give them away to people for bonfires or re-use them to ship things... Always thought the wood was pretty shitty and treated with dangerous chemicals... though I guess people burn them and don't give a fuck haha

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 11:13:36 2013 No.397865 I don't create much, I only like to mend things and fiddling around making improvements. I'd like to build a house though.

Anonymous Thu Feb 14 15:29:51 2013 No.398029

>>397836
Well a lot of pallets are treated with chemicals and I rand into some of those while building the furniture pictured above.

What you gotta look for is the letters HT stamped anywhere on the pallet. It means they were Heat Treated and not Chemically Treated so they are just as safe to use as lumber straight from the yard.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 19:29:21 2013 No.398169 File: 527 KB, 1000x750, iphone 338 [1000x_].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Made this chest recently. Put my dog in it right when I got it home she jumped out and scratched the side a bit. Needless to say my Fiancé was not to happy with me.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 19:39:22 2013 No.398180 >>395411 Dem 45° joints at the sleeves... I have found that type of sleeve to be highly restrictive and unsuitable. I make 90° joins on my shirts. I'll snap a pic when I get home.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 20:26:51 2013 No.398208 >>398169 Which type of wood is that fuckface?

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 14 21:56:45 2013 No.398250 >>398208 Cedar, dipshit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:32:01 2013 No.398364 >>398250 shitty. cedar is softer than a pair of titties.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:30 2013 No.398384 >>397701 how did you make that?

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>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:09:46 2013 No.398411 File: 80 KB, 720x960, 2wamp.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] A 2 watt chip amp. Worked pretty well for being based off a crap chip and made out of giant loopy jumpers.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:11:14 2013 No.398412 >>395971 This mutherfucker! I have a pair of launchpads sitting around looking for a project. Good to see another TI guy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 09:44:46 2013 No.398533 >>398411 >that giant ass capacitor. Schematic please?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 10:16:29 2013 No.398543 >>396207 This is awesome

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 16:08:44 2013 No.398740
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>>398533
NP. Circuit is based of Texas Instrument's LM380. The 380 and their copycats can be found in many electronics stores for pretty cheap. Its a pretty run of the mill chip with a low external part count. Not audiophile choice but it'll do.

C3 (giant ass cap) is a DC blocking cap. It protects the speaker. Now I went a bit overboard there but it doesn't hurt to have a capacitor that big there. What happens is the cap and speaker form a highpass filter. To lower the "corner frequency" (where it cuts off) of that filter you get a bigger cap. For most applications as small as 470uF will work but 4700uF plus ( w/ 8ohm speaker) is ideal. For discerning listeners that cap should be audio grade (tantalum, etc) but it will play with a radio shack electrolytic.

C1 (pictured as the tiny electrolytic) is traditionally a ceramic. I didn't have one on hand at the time of the picture.

This is also mono. You can copy the circuit for the other channel or build a stereo to mono circuit and plug that into pin 2 as shown.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 16:29:59 2013 No.398755 >>398740 >LM380 why the fuck would they make an 8-DIP and 16-DIP version with barely any pins connected? Jesus.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 16:45:29 2013 No.398768 >>398755 I heat-syncs through it's pins

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 16:46:29 2013 No.398769 >>398755 The middle pins are used for cooling. I guess they're directly connected to the die attach pad.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 16:47:14 2013 No.398770 >>398769 This.

>>	Anonymous Sat Feb 16 12:05:10 2013 No.399392 >>398543 thanks brah :)

>>	Anonymous Sat Feb 16 12:39:41 2013 No.399415 >mfw /diy/ keeps posting its ideas in these threads and I keep mercilessly stealing them all YOU CAN'T STOP ME, /DIY/

>>	Anonymous Sat Feb 16 15:04:54 2013 No.399524 >>399415 >:D

Anonymous Sat Feb 16 19:05:39 2013 No.399700

>>395428

Avid cyclist here. This is an interesting idea, but I have a couple questions:

1. How do they handle on corners? The rounded profile of bike tires helps when cornering hard since you only have two wheels.

2. Wouldn't this increase the risk of hydroplaning when biking on wet roads? Again, the rounded shape of bike tires makes it so that hydroplaning is just about impossible. Won't making the contact area flatter make it more possible?

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 10:57:40 2013 No.400223 File: 193 KB, 1600x1200, drill stand.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] handy drill holder

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 11:00:26 2013 No.400224 >>399700 it pretty much goes without saying that bike or motorcycle tires have to have a round profile.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 11:07:54 2013 No.400226 you guys are awesome

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 11:21:10 2013 No.400234 >>396515 >it's 8x10 >electrically it's 5x16 sounds like a fucking nightmare, jesus

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 12:30:42 2013 No.400266

>>399700
Is hydro planing really ever an issue on a bike? I'd imagine you'd just cut through the water unless you were going ridiculously fast. Not an "avid cyclist" exactly myself, but I do bike as prime means of transportation year round (60°N) albeit never much faster than 40km/h (singlespeed fag). Do road bikes actually plane if you hit water at high speeds?

>>400224
More of a side note, if you motorcycle with one of those passenger carts you have to change tyres to ones with a flat cross section. However, I'd imagine a motorcycle would be more sensitive to flatness than a bicycle, due to the fact that flatness on a mc would mean lifting the centre of (the quite considerable) mass a considerable vertical distance when you turn. An a bike this wouldn't be as problematic since the vast majority of the mass is in the cyclist, who is free to lower his mass in response. I am basing this on a lot of experience riding heavy motorcycles and bicycles with round wheels and an incomplete understanding of Newtonian physics, not experience with riding on flat wheels, so who knows.

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 13:03:25 2013 No.400277

>>400266
Hydroplaning isn't typically an issue on the basis of ground/tire pressure. If you were to coax a mountain bike up to 50 mph or so it might be an issue (and you'd deserve what you got), but any bike that runs tires over 60 psi won't ever be going fast enough to hydroplane.

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 13:38:39 2013 No.400289
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>>399700
> How do they handle on corners?
I dunno, I ain't made any actual tires yet. I got the different machinery working in the fall of 2012, and it's too cold outside to test during the winter. So it's all just been sitting for a couple months. I have been working on this (making bicycle tires) for about four years now. The coldest month is past (for USA) so I should get back into it again soon.

I don't know about cornering or hydroplaning. Nobody else seems to either.

The latex does feel grippier than normal tires though. And even if they aren't great at extreme cornering, they will still have much lower rolling resistance in straight lines. I suspect there's more than a few people who will pay for that.

Pic related: a 4-lb spool of thread.

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 13:43:24 2013 No.400290

>>395388

How do you heat the metal ? I'm studying Mechatronics and we got to cast some shit with AlSi. I believe the temperature was 700-800*C... how did you achieve that ? What means did you use ? I've been itching to try casting something simple myslef but that boggles me.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 13:54:41 2013 No.400292 File: 1.87 MB, 4000x3000, DSC_1103.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Well, I was pretty bored, so I made a wood USB.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 13:58:40 2013 No.400296 >>400289 bro I wouldn't be too worried about hydroplaning, Thin, round bike tires will cut through the water easier than say a car tire which is wide and flat.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 14:17:39 2013 No.400309 >>400290 You might look at this- http://www.backyardmetalcasting.com/

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 14:56:40 2013 No.400333 >>400292 looks nice! i'd like to do something like that but I have fuckall woodworking tools... just a Dremel and trembling hands

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 15:15:56 2013 No.400343 I have no creations, but lots of ideas. Just need the time and the money to make it happen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 15:21:40 2013 No.400347 >>400309 Thanks, man.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 15:39:56 2013 No.400357 >>400333 Its quite easy to do, i only used a jeweler saw, sand paper and a sharpened screwdriver to carve in the wood. You also will need some epoxi.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 16:02:26 2013 No.400369 >>397036 that fretboard is so wide

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 16:03:10 2013 No.400370 >>396308 what an awesome step dad

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 17:04:10 2013 No.400410

>>400266
>Do road bikes actually plane if you hit water at high speeds?

They don't, mostly due to the nature of being thin and rounded. I was just curious if making belted tires with a flatter contact area would cause it to become an issue. It might not, but it was just a question.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 17:49:55 2013 No.400438 >>400223 thats bad for the chuck

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 18:17:10 2013 No.400466 >>395106 This entire structure cost less than 100$ I ripped down 2x4 in half to double my material and the floor was salvaged from a rotted deck removal.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 17 18:34:10 2013 No.400482 >>400438 It's not touching the chuck. The drill case has a ring for mounting in a small drill press

Anonymous Sun Feb 17 19:03:10 2013 No.400506

>>400410
Figuring from the results I have gotten, you can't really make a belted (flat-tread-profile) tire with a tread area a much wider than the inside width of the rim. If the belt is wider than the rim, then the bend of the sidewall isn't distributed evenly.

So this means a 700c tire would have a belt that is about 3/4-inch wide, and a wider (downhill-type) rim would have a belt about 1 inch wide. A belted tire would be a shorter profile but somewhat wider than a typical normal (round-profile) tire and a lot of traditional racing road bikes don't leave much of any clearance around the tires, particularly inside the forks.

The main markets I'm imagining is Battle Mountain/IHPVA, velomobile people and recumbent people. They have $$$, like to go fast and have no UCI-legality concerns. Shell Eco-Marathon is another group of probable buyers, though there are rules and Michelin is a sponsor.

If it never catches on with the TdF crowd I don't give a shit. They don't ride the fastest bikes anyway ^U^

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 11:54:38 2013 No.401651 File: 328 KB, 2048x1536, condenser.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Condenser. >Excuse to bump this good thread

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 13:59:39 2013 No.401733 >>401651 thats how we make dem moonshine!

Anonymous Tue Feb 19 16:02:52 2013 No.401835

>>400277
>>400410

I hydroplaned a Schwinn beach cruiser at 40mph and 40 PSI with a 66 cc engine. Since balance depends on wheel traction, yur on yur ass instantly. It was awesome and viewing the world as your personal slip and slide is a liberating experience. Working on a `85 Ninja rebuild. No pics since no cam.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 16:09:37 2013 No.401844 >>398169 im glad im not the only one who does things like that. i put my cat in a garden i made last summer. she couldnt figure out how to get out and took a nap. i also put her in cardboard boxes

Anonymous Tue Feb 19 17:22:34 2013 No.401900
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>never on 4chan any more.
>come back
>find this board
>itsjustlikeoneofmyjapaneseanimes.jpeg
proceding to dump a few pics of my shitty projects.

6 serial in, parallel out shift registers controlling a vacuume 7segment display each. i also made code for displaying alphanumeric

Anonymous Tue Feb 19 17:25:35 2013 No.401901
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>>401900
this is my latest finished project(so few ever gets done 100%)

attiny programmer with ZIF socket and 3 mux's to switch between pinouts for 85/85 and 2313 series.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 18:02:20 2013 No.401940 >>401901 dropbox is fuzzing up so i cant too all my shit. i assume this board is super slow so maybe tomorrow

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 21:14:19 2013 No.402099 >>401940 this bored is slower than a mexican on a construction site, all good bruh

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 19 23:29:19 2013 No.402203 >>396308 Just wondering. How do you intend to top it the next year? Or if you have already, pics.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 03:10:04 2013 No.402409 >>395086 I'd like to buy a half ounce of your finest "tomatoes" please.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 04:51:04 2013 No.402441 >>397701 Whats that white thing above the pillow?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 05:06:50 2013 No.402442 >>402441 A wake-up light (an alarm clock that simulates sunrise, very nice to have if you live up north where the sun doesn't rise during winter).

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:07:19 2013 No.402470 File: 122 KB, 816x612, 20120511_160854.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>401901 continuing from work this is a 386 mono amplifier powering a wiper from a hard drive to deflect a laser. showing me the fluctuations in a sounds.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:12:20 2013 No.402471 File: 108 KB, 816x612, 20120801_194753.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402470 tube amp i built. it was a kit so its pretty simple. im waiting with building channel switching and stuff until my brothers cnc machine is done

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:13:50 2013 No.402472 File: 123 KB, 816x612, 20120718_212732.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402471 200mw laser from DX put in a duckhunt gun. had to at a switch to the drigger as the conection in the trigger was momentary.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:14:36 2013 No.402473 File: 122 KB, 612x816, 20120718_214717.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402472 the beam is skewed in this old pic.. it is much better now.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:16:49 2013 No.402474 File: 140 KB, 816x612, 20120618_182504.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402473 rig to step a step motor and take pictures in between. to make gifs of stuff spinning.. i'll see if i can find one

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:18:04 2013 No.402476 File: 1.14 MB, 320x240, pistolier2.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402474

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:23:04 2013 No.402477 File: 135 KB, 816x612, 20120802_183228.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402476 crossbow project from a year or so back. 80 pound bow.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:24:04 2013 No.402478 File: 131 KB, 816x612, 20121011_142846.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402477 fuzz factory i built. with germanium transistors

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:25:06 2013 No.402479 File: 123 KB, 816x612, 20121011_222825.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402478 i painted it since this and added nicer knobs.. its pretty cool. to bad i cant play guitar for shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:27:49 2013 No.402481 File: 135 KB, 816x612, 20130203_194943.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402479 predecessor to the aforeposted attiny programmer.

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 06:31:19 2013 No.402482
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>>402481
this is a breadboard with media buttons and rotaryencoder for volume mounted on my delicious ps/2 keyboard.

it works by just shorting the right row to column on cheap usb keyboard i slaughtered after it broke.

it have some issues with it after it working flawlessly for years. gonna look into that one day.

thats all the pics i have of shit i can think of right at this moment. see ya^^

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 07:25:08 2013 No.402491 File: 69 KB, 963x579, 112_1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "Hamburg mat filter" with self made...

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 07:27:36 2013 No.402492 File: 140 KB, 1152x864, Airlifter.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402491 ...air lifter

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:17:49 2013 No.402551 File: 394 KB, 1027x1404, dress.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] sewing and jewellery dump incoming

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:19:35 2013 No.402552 File: 39 KB, 388x373, blackcorset.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Corset & skirt, the blouse is from a shop

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:21:20 2013 No.402554 File: 101 KB, 426x599, bloodyapples (3).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Made the apple charm out of polymer clay & assembled the rest.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:23:05 2013 No.402555 File: 1.44 MB, 1920x2560, rosary (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I hate eating chicken with bones in it, but you gotta do what you gotta do.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:27:20 2013 No.402557 File: 579 KB, 1536x1526, Afb0451.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] captcha: very pentssi

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 10:44:19 2013 No.402560 >>402551 >>402552 >>402554 >>402557 found my fap material for the day.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 11:07:20 2013 No.402566 >>400466 Is that treated wood?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 11:33:20 2013 No.402571 >>402551 >>402552 >>402554 >>402557 slut

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 11:34:51 2013 No.402572 >>402557 >>402555 >>402554 >>402552 >>402551 nnnnnnggggghhhhh any recommendations for someone who wants to start sewing and into that kind of jewelry? links, books etc. Those shings look cute and cool.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 11:37:49 2013 No.402573 >>402560 >>402571 little boys belong on >>>/b/ or >>>/v/

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 11:53:07 2013 No.402578

>>402572
Sewing has a bit of a learning curve before you can make anything that looks half decent. I'd recommend buying a cheap second hand machine / asking your mother if she has one. Practice, and buy some beginner level sewing patterns once you feel comfortable with the techniques. Don't bother with sewing magazines like Burda, the instructions are usually very limited.

Jewelry is pretty easy, there are tons of online shops selling beads and supplies. You just need some basic pliers and snips. You can either string beads on a wire or use eye pins and jump rings and stuff to assemble a piece.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 13:03:20 2013 No.402606 >>402578 maybe i will start with pillows, there is no way you can fuck that right? is not really for me, is for my wife, im interested too, but shee needs a hobby, the hard part will be finding a good sewing machine

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 13:20:35 2013 No.402624

>>402606
Pillows are definitely entry level. Same for draw string pouches, bascially anything that is rectangular should work out reasonably well.

If you're not sure you're getting into sewing, I'd say pick up the cheapest machine you can find and hope it doesnt explode on you or anything. If you're a little more serious about it, look for a second hand decent machine. For the first few years I used a <€100 toyota machine, it could only go fast and even faster, and I was really jealous of my mom's fancy sewing machine, which is really high end (think €1000+). I didn't need ALL the functionality that that thing has (though I did have an hour or so of fun with the dinosaur shaped stitch, no joke) and bought a second hand Pfaff machine for €350 which is a quality machine with dual feed. That was the most important feature to me as it helps prevent huge tangled messes when feeding multiple layers of fabric through the machine.

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 13:32:35 2013 No.402637
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>>400466
no.
well, the legs are pressure treated 6x6..
The rest of the wood is either primed, raw or trees.The door is sealed in an attempt to prevent expansion cause by moisture retention.
Treated lumber isn't good for plant quality.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 17:07:12 2013 No.402764 File: 303 KB, 1280x1024, tumblr_mf90t8g9Q91qirqa6o1_1280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402479 My Fuzz factory with similar germanium transistors.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 17:40:58 2013 No.402790 >>402764 nice decal!

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 17:41:59 2013 No.402791 >>402764 nice decal. how did you make it, stencil?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:05:31 2013 No.402811 >>402477 That's one mean looking crossbow, any chance of some shots of the trigger mechanism?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:06:14 2013 No.402812 >>402637 Was that on your land and did you have planning permission?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:08:43 2013 No.402813 bumppp!!

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:15:42 2013 No.402818 File: 60 KB, 640x480, crossbowmechanism.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402811 thank you sir. its smaller than it looks, but the 80 lb. bow is unnecessarily strong. haven't worked on it in ages

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:17:42 2013 No.402820
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>>402811
inside pic. the white stuff is teflon, the disc is cut with a rotary drill cutter and the strait with a band saw. very tough and low friction is perfect for this application

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:31:12 2013 No.402826 >>402812 lol what difference does it make strange question...

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 18:43:43 2013 No.402829 >>402820 That's a great design. Really nice and compact. >>402826 Not strange at all, it is often difficult to get planning permission and if you don't the gubbent will make you take it down. Think before you speak ch ild.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 20 19:02:00 2013 No.402843 >>402829 >Think before you speak ch ild. there's no need to be all butthurt lol It not "often difficult" to get "planning permission" from the "gubbent". Its actually quite easy. Also, in most locations you don't need a permit to build a greenhouse

Anonymous Wed Feb 20 21:43:43 2013 No.402934

>>402843
It depends on the country and it is often near impossible, as why land sells for often twice as much with it. I know in some places in the USA you aren't allowed to collect rainwater so I assume it is strict there.
Also I'm not butthurt I called you chi ld because of the nonchalant way you said "lol what difference does it make".

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 21 14:45:30 2013 No.403509 >>402791 Press and peel transfer and then etched with ferric chloride.

Anonymous Thu Feb 21 15:18:14 2013 No.403532
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>>397749
sorry man I though the thread was long dead. I didn't do any major planning as such, but I took a (I think, I can't measure it just now) 1.2 metre length of square steel tube outer width 25mm inner width 20mm, and I went and got a plastic 30mm diameter rolling door roller and cut a small section from the top of the pipe (pic related) which i slotted the roller wheel into (i used washers and spacers to get it centred)

Then i made the handle, i simply cut two lengths of aluminium about 20cm by 2.5cm and drilled a hole in the same space on each of them (pic) so they would get bolted onto the same spot that the roller wheel is. I then cut and shaped some wood to suit as a handle in between the two pieces of ally and i bolted it together, remembering to leave space for the string to go between the body and the handle and also space for a tuner. I also bent a piece of ally and bolted it to the top of the frame to make the handle stop at a certain point so you can tune the whamola. (cont)

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 21 15:24:00 2013 No.403537 >>402934 riiight.....

Anonymous Thu Feb 21 15:34:14 2013 No.403546
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>>397749
(cont)
After that, I bolted string saddle to the bottom of the whamola, I chose a 36" scale so I spaced it about 37" away from where the nut would be. Once again it was just ally bent and shaped and bolted to the bottom, but with a string sized hole in the middle of it. Make this hole fairly low to the body of the whamola, so you have proper string height and tension at the bridge

The next part is furnishing it. I used 5mm marine ply what had a real nice finish on the 3 non fingerboard sides, and then I used a 10mm thick piece of African mahogany ad the finger board. You can use whatever but just make sure it fits and that its comfortable. But you need to leave about 7-10cm between the bridge and the base of the fingerboard for your pickup. I used 2 part epoxy to glue it to the steel. After that, I made the bridge and nut out of some hardwood I had in the shed, these can be any height to suit the depth of your fingerboard and your playing style. Mine were quite deep because I had s thick fingerboard.

Once you're happy with the string setup and height and everything that goes with it, the electronics come next. Use a p-bass pickup but cut it in half (so just use one section since its naturally split in two) and have it going vertical in the gap you left between the fingerboard and the bridge. You will need enough string height to fit this pickup. I didn't and I had to cut the magnet off the bottom of it, it still works fine though. Don't bother getting an expensive pickup either.
There are plenty of wiring diagrams for pbass pickups so just follow one, just have a volume knob, you can have tone if you really want but I didn't bother. I mounted my electronics on a nice piece of walnut coming off the side of the whamola body.

Cont

Anonymous Thu Feb 21 15:36:44 2013 No.403549

>>397749
It should now be playable, but you still need a foot for it. Find a height that is comfortable with you and then install either a threaded rod with nuts on the end that you glue and shove into the bottom of the whamola body (that's what I did, the nuts keep it tight in there) or get a cello/double bass adjustable foot and install that. Once you're happy with it it should be all playable now. I varnished mine in clear polyurethane to give it a nice gloss look

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 21 16:35:45 2013 No.403585 >>395411 >>398180 Made chainmail from soda tabs (100% tabs, no ring links) with 90° sleeves. Took over 3,000 tabs and three months of my senior year art classes. Have picture if interested.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 21 17:23:46 2013 No.403621 >>403585 nah man, is not like this is an image board or anything.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 21 17:37:31 2013 No.403634 >>403585 why would you not automatically poast that!? sounds cooler than a horse named james

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 12:12:48 2013 No.404206 this needs bump

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 12:37:48 2013 No.404219 File: 105 KB, 640x360, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Made an air gun a while back. Pic related, it's ugly as shit but it works.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 13:21:22 2013 No.404254 >>398180 They aren't even connected yet. I have no idea how I'm going to.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 13:32:51 2013 No.404266 >tfw the only pictures of stuff you made are on a camera you took apart to make something else

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 13:50:08 2013 No.404274 >>404266 >sd card

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 13:57:38 2013 No.404279 File: 2.73 MB, 3264x1840, IMAG01692137160969.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I made a sand flea/mole crab catcher for use as fishing bait.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 14:06:53 2013 No.404288 >>404274 >implying all cameras use sd cards instead of internal memory

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 14:07:36 2013 No.404290 >>404288 >implying they don't

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 14:10:51 2013 No.404292 >>404288 >>404290 >implying all up in this motherfucker

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 14:11:06 2013 No.404295 >>404292 >imply party

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 14:44:07 2013 No.404306 >serious implications

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 18:30:23 2013 No.404432 File: 1.75 MB, 1012x757, railgun.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Wasn't as impressive as I had planned it to be...

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 18:56:08 2013 No.404445 >>404432 fps?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 19:11:53 2013 No.404450 File: 405 KB, 2048x1536, 20120516131418.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>402471 very nice! love the tube amps pic related - my last build, a fender 5d3 deluxe clone made out of a broken vega from the '50s captcha: heDGett suspicions

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 19:17:36 2013 No.404453 File: 604 KB, 1536x2048, 20120516131525.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ...and the cabinet with output tranny & spkr

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 19:20:52 2013 No.404454 File: 378 KB, 1536x2048, 20120517194914.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] and the front

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 19:22:21 2013 No.404456 File: 64 KB, 956x611, drawing.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>404445 ~330FPS with a 14g projectile 8x6800uF 450V capacitors 2 stage, but never had the second stage hooked up to power, ran out of time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 20:11:52 2013 No.404489 >>404456 That's like 52 ft-lbs of energy, or 70 joules. A bit less than that of a .22 rifle, but overall it's a good result.

Anonymous Fri Feb 22 21:21:22 2013 No.404530
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>>396207
Awesome. I hope to do this as my next project. Do you have a video? I'd love to hear it.

>>397711
Love the case and light up buttons, looks sharp.

Pic related to my current project, analog tape delay.

Video of it in action:
/watch?v=_RKFDHxDTms&feature=youtu.be

Anonymous Fri Feb 22 21:45:24 2013 No.404547
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Bought a wood lathe back in November and started making chalkboard tap handles that I've been selling at my work.

3 of the handles are made from alder and short 4th one is birds eye maple. This pic was taken before I put the finish on them

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 22 22:17:53 2013 No.404576 Transcranial Direct Current Stimulator, though it tended to drift up in voltage and current. Worked fine for LEDs, so it was likely the 1-2ma throwing it off.

>>	Anonymous Sat Feb 23 14:28:07 2013 No.404982 >>399415 That's what ideas are for. >Enough of my idealism faggotry for today

Anonymous Sun Feb 24 00:08:28 2013 No.405434
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From several years ago. A regulated pneumatic semi-automatic Nerf SMG. Had a breech actuated by an air cylinder and was driven by a directional control valve I had to make from scratch and it took 4 revisions before I got that part working right.
Unfortunately required a minimum of 60psi to operate so I didn't end up using it at a Nerf War.

>>	Anonymous Sun Feb 24 00:25:41 2013 No.405444 >>397711 >Seimitsu mah nigga

>>	ǝuԀʇsqɹƐʇʇnןℲ 458 Sun Feb 24 00:30:58 2013 No.405445 >>405434 nice

Anonymous Sun Feb 24 00:40:43 2013 No.405450

Pretty basic combat robot, working on 2 more atm, hopefully after I leave school I'll have the money and time to build more complicated machines.
Specs: Top speed 20mph
Weight: 13kg
Armour: 3mm welded steel
Weapon: Lifter capable of lifting 120kg+
http://images.4chan.org/diy/src/1361671226202.jpg

Anonymous Mon Feb 25 05:20:40 2013 No.406347
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Building an acoustic guitar. Completely from scratch.
Just applied the second coat of clear coat yesterday.
The guitar's not perfect. It's got quite a few imperfections, but still, it's mine and it's the first I've built.

I hope to fuck it plays, and plays good.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 25 06:22:25 2013 No.406365 >>405434 Any more information on this? I would love to see some more pictures or video of it working.

Anonymous Mon Feb 25 07:10:40 2013 No.406374

>>406347
looks good dude, i tried an acoustic once but i did not have the skills to put in a trust rod and eventually my alternation went due to poor craftsman ship. First try though, I plan to make a dust proof room for the second construction.
your build looks great though.

Anonymous Mon Feb 25 09:14:24 2013 No.406392

>>400290
sorry bout the "ill answer 2 weeks later and youll miss it" but for any one else wondering it honestly isnt hard. melting aluminium is very easy to get started with. melting aluminium eficiently is another problem. i basically started messing around with a wood fire in my barbecue using a hair dryer to give it some heat. somewher along the lines i decided to see steel change colour by heating it then said "fuck it lets melt something". a metal coffeee cup, pliers and aluminium sheeting is all that was needed. for that gear i was using an aluminum pot buried half way in to the ground and was powering with charcoal briquettes, going to start pouring my own proper furnace today

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 26 05:06:09 2013 No.407034 >bumping thread full of delicious creations

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 26 19:40:30 2013 No.407397 File: 380 KB, 423x564, woodclock.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] scrap wood + old digi clock= 2$ Some guy was asking about how to stain wood this way. I was gonna build a table but I have too many already.

Anonymous Wed Feb 27 22:10:42 2013 No.408212
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Just some stuff I have one my computer.

Chicken feeder I made today. You might thing "why didn't that cunt treat the wood, it's going to get wrecked", it probably is, but unfortunately chickens like to peck everything and wood treatment would poison them.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 27 22:12:27 2013 No.408215 File: 1.31 MB, 2048x1536, photo 2 (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>408212 I did a few wooden spoons like this.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 27 22:16:10 2013 No.408222 >>408212 And some corncob pipes. >>406732

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 02:41:46 2013 No.408364 >>404279 catch anything?

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 02:59:01 2013 No.408373 File: 45 KB, 400x300, 1343057079696.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The knife my father forged for me, I got it when I was 16.

Anonymous Thu Feb 28 03:18:47 2013 No.408382
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I'm not going to be done with this for many months, but here is the design for the outline so far... There are many flaws that need to be corrected. The compass I have is kinda shitty and kept moving. Also, I was stupid and chose to use watercolor paper rather than drafting paper so the lead in the compass wore down very fast resulting in thick, uneven lines.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 03:20:45 2013 No.408385 File: 1004 KB, 1536x2048, 004.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>408382 Another pic with the reference photograph placed on top of the design.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 03:37:47 2013 No.408402 http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/340702

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 04:07:45 2013 No.408412 >>395088 FINALLY. sweet jesus, the tyranny is over! long i've waited for the day i could lock away my growing tomatoes in a box. >damned medling kids.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 06:21:30 2013 No.408448 >>408373 Suh-weet. Beats the crap out of what I got for my 16th.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 06:44:01 2013 No.408458 >>395106 wtf is wrong with you?? what about helicopters?

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 15:16:18 2013 No.408693 >>408458 I just grow tomatoes in it as a decoy. (underneath it is a buried shipping container)

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 22:51:35 2013 No.408953 File: 1.67 MB, 2592x1936, IMG_0874.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Cookbook stand I made my girlfriend.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 23:50:21 2013 No.408980 File: 1.64 MB, 3072x2304, DSCF003.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This weeks batch of hard cider, with a couple left over from the last batch.

>>	Anonymous Thu Feb 28 23:53:22 2013 No.408984 File: 1.51 MB, 2304x3072, DSCF0036.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Also, some of that previous batch of cider, which I'm enjoying as I post this.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 00:13:20 2013 No.408992 >>408984 I'm really interested in this, please share a guide, tutorial webside for this.

Anonymous Fri Mar 1 00:39:04 2013 No.409003

>>408992
not him

I got raw unpasturezed cider, put it in carbois, added about 1/2 pint of wine which was still young fuzzing fermenting (was also making) for the yeast and it made itself it was delicious

gotta use scolding water on everything though or it may go bad

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 00:59:36 2013 No.409016 >>408992 I'm starting a new batch tomorrow after I get off work, so I'll just take a fuckload of pictures and post a step by step. Also, while not exclucive to cider, there is a halfway decent homebrew thread over there--> >>400992

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 01:04:52 2013 No.409018 >>409016 *exclusive even

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 04:31:49 2013 No.409113 File: 2.96 MB, 2560x1920, goban.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] a goban (board for the game of go)

Anonymous Fri Mar 1 05:26:05 2013 No.409124
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>>409113
looks nice do you already have stones? Are they also self made?

On the topic of wood works.
Finished my first try on veneer works yesterday.
I didn't make the whole box because I mainly wanted to try how to make veneer on a box.
The box was a empty tea box for instant ginseng tea.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 12:35:18 2013 No.409137 >>409124 I have the slightly better variety of korean stones. Do you have any suggestions on how to make DIY go stones? (other than Slate and clamshell of course) Also, that veneer looks very neat.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 1 13:16:18 2013 No.409156 >>409124 nexuiz is dead, try xonotic next time

Anonymous Fri Mar 1 13:28:03 2013 No.409161

>>409137
Thank you.
Considering the stones I really don't have an idea. I find the work with small object a lot harder than with bigger objects. Especially when several pieces have to look the same.
In the end you have to think if the outcome will be worth the effort you put in it.

>>409156
ok I guess?

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 02:14:12 2013 No.409548 >>407397 Wow I love it!

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 04:10:12 2013 No.409582 File: 1.42 MB, 2848x2136, DSCF1448.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Accidently built to the shipping dimensions for a Madcatz TE fightstick. whoops

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 07:02:31 2013 No.410346 File: 937 KB, 1952x3264, IMAG0106.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395388 >same guy finished my new furnace, planning on doing some casting this morning before work. will post pics of how it went

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 07:04:32 2013 No.410347 >>395819 are you a hobbiest or someone who does this as work because those look absolutely amazing

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 08:32:02 2013 No.410367 >>395106 lol tomatoes again eh?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 08:42:16 2013 No.410371 >>408992 google pruno.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 08:55:33 2013 No.410372 >>397059 That's really cool!

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 12:44:46 2013 No.410487 File: 523 KB, 2400x1600, ownrfamp.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] heres a ab biased rf linear amp with thermal tracking i made from plans. i only did it cos there was no acid etching and all the parts are laid out deadbug style.

Anonymous Sun Mar 3 13:48:46 2013 No.410530
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Always wanted to be a jeweler so I started with Chainmaille.
My friend owns a shop and she sells them for me.

If I end up making enough money I'll try my hand with some more precious materials like gold n silver to make some real money, but for the time being, its just a fun hobby that earns me a few extra dollars on the side using Aluminum and brass.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 14:28:31 2013 No.410554 File: 75 KB, 443x591, DSC00199.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] i did this today. thought it was kind of cute.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 15:07:16 2013 No.410580 File: 4 KB, 210x229, 1347897667376535.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>395700 Minullekin maistuisi :3

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 23:55:13 2013 No.410902 >>395819 Where did you learn to do this? I've been interested in trying to make one

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 00:37:30 2013 No.410918 File: 261 KB, 816x612, 1careszed.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I have to work on repairing 2 of the drivers. the 12" and 15"

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 00:47:13 2013 No.410929 >>408222 >>408215 >>408212 >tfw completely ignored

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 01:03:59 2013 No.410936 >>410918 WTF dumb ass speaker is that? It looks like one ribbon tweeter, two soft-dome tweeters, two paper-cone mid-range, and two different sub-woofers. What kind of cross-over would it even use?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 01:06:29 2013 No.410937 >>410936 wow, you're really mean. you're probably not going to like the peizio on top or the slot loaded passive radiator either

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 01:15:59 2013 No.410942 >>410530 i always wanted to do this, why im not doing it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 01:46:40 2013 No.410950 >>410918 I'd call brian Cheny up every few years to see what he was working on he's me the new speakers mods for 3 years now

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 05:44:10 2013 No.411011 >>408953 so really it's an ipad stand then

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 09:31:09 2013 No.411066 >>410929 That's often a good thing. Your project prefers function over form. it means you're not a hipster. I built several long wooden troughs for feeding sheep also but haven't posted them.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 13:40:41 2013 No.411149 File: 641 KB, 1600x1200, 2013-02-13 16.02.42.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 13:42:10 2013 No.411151 File: 643 KB, 1200x1600, 2013-02-13 16.02.22.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Opininons?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 14:35:26 2013 No.411184 >>411151 you have plenty of stuff stuck all over that strat knockoff, all right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 16:39:39 2013 No.411231 File: 87 KB, 329x461, Hipster.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>411066

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 17:25:31 2013 No.411268 >>411066 Thanks. Have the wooden troughs gone to shit because you didnt treat them or is there treatment that wont kill off the livestock?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 17:59:16 2013 No.411297 >>395088 God forbid someone accidentally ate your tomatoes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 18:35:29 2013 No.411315 >>397059 How did you go about doing that? It gave me an idea.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 19:03:00 2013 No.411327 File: 158 KB, 481x358, cmon_son.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>411297

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 19:42:45 2013 No.411347 File: 428 KB, 1500x513, k.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I made the blade like 12 years ago. Made the handle a year ago or so now. I want a smithy ;_;

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 21:01:29 2013 No.411381 >>396308 can we see cabinet 1?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 21:06:30 2013 No.411385 File: 7 KB, 195x259, images (11).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 21:12:45 2013 No.411388 >>409582 that looks amazing!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 4 21:35:14 2013 No.411409 >>404530 Gearspammer?

Anonymous Tue Mar 5 11:22:16 2013 No.411729
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>>411268
They do disintegrate certainly when outdoors but not that quickly. Their lifespan is indefinite under a roofed shed so long as a bale or tractor doesnt damage them. I would never treat timber as I have never seen its lifespan lengthened in my climate by treating it with the green poisonous preservative when brushing on. The vacuum tanks for treating timber make only a marginal difference. I took a picture since you inquired of a trough. Its just seasoned thats all. I took a few more pictures of stuff i did when i had my phone handy.
The top picture is an oil immersed atv alternator i fitted on a loader as the lucas alternators i was using were had a short life due to the engine blowing oil. I was blowing rectifier regulators for a while before i realized the ignition key was switching itself off. I replaced that with a isolation switch and now theres no more trouble.
Below that is a calf creep feeder made with second hand iron with 3 point linkage not visible.
below that is a concrete water trough made with reclaimed roofing timber for the moulds. it got stuck in it and i had to wait until it rotted out.
below the timber trough you asked after is a car trailer i made. the hubs are from an isuzu gemini and the wheels are from an opel astra. The hitch and leaf springs are from a previous trailer that everything else disintegrated on.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 12:34:46 2013 No.411768 >>402812 in most regions of the world you don't need permission to build structures under 100sqft.

>>	new guy in thread Tue Mar 5 14:42:48 2013 No.411801 >>404547 What have the purchasers been using them for?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 15:10:03 2013 No.411811 >>395819 What kind of tools do you use? I've made myself one pipe and am working on my second. My first was pretty basic, all I use is basic cheap shit I aspire to be like you.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 15:15:47 2013 No.411815 >>410530 That stuff's beautiful. Wish I had the tools to do this, I really enjoyed making jewelry in my metalsmithing class in high school

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 15:22:15 2013 No.411818 >>411815 A drill and a steel rod is basically as far as tool requirements go, aside from obligatory bolt cutters and pliers.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 17:30:01 2013 No.411899 >>411729 Thanks for the in detail explanation on those.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 17:30:45 2013 No.411900 >>411801 Beer taps, you write the beer on the chalkboard bit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 19:53:02 2013 No.411995 >>402552 >>402554 >>402557 >>402555 are you laura flook?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 19:55:16 2013 No.411997 >>411995 I'd flook the shit out of her.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 21:12:31 2013 No.412029 >>395556 I do not speak your language, I shall assume the label says "Gnome Piss"

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 21:23:46 2013 No.412038 I made a Big Muff Pi replica. Next up is a bypass looper which I am going to use as an AB switcher (amp select). And then maybe a hot plate. Or a compressor. Or a phaser. Or another distortion pedal. Or an amp.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 5 21:24:45 2013 No.412039 >>412038 No pics because my camera is elsewhere, as is my phone cable.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 6 02:10:28 2013 No.412212 >>397711 So you're not using original hardware I take it?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 04:32:11 2013 No.412902 >>406347 where did you look for instruction? I've been wanting to start this project for a while now but I don't have the funds or time right now. I was just curious if you had help from a book or an experienced luthier you knew personally.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 13:36:26 2013 No.413046 File: 87 KB, 640x480, 07032013620.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I make my own posters

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 13:38:56 2013 No.413048 File: 77 KB, 640x480, 07032013621.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>413046 Here's the other half I manipulate some photos up to black-and-white levels, then cut out the black (or white) parts, and spraypaint it

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 14:09:27 2013 No.413074 >>413046 Those are cool. I like them

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 14:36:25 2013 No.413093 >>413074 Which one do you like best? I want to fill a wall with 'em, with at least 80% of 'em being faces

Anonymous Thu Mar 7 15:40:58 2013 No.413127
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>>413093
im not that guy but i use vynil record covers as wallpaper, i know its kinda hipster but its great fun, these are the records that are now on my wall, i like the fight club one

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 16:23:27 2013 No.413154 >>413127 Pretty nice. Collecting stuff is fun. I like it when walls have something to look at

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 20:32:26 2013 No.413260 File: 10 KB, 180x279, images.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>411347 Here ya go.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 00:22:27 2013 No.413393 >>402552 >>402551 >>402557 Classy, with a little touch of sexy. I like this stile.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 00:49:28 2013 No.413411 File: 727 KB, 2880x4320, SAM_0261.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Carpinterfag here.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 08:36:11 2013 No.413514 >>412902 I bought this book "Build Your Own Acoustic Guitar: Complete Instructions and Full-Size Plans" by Jonathan Kinkead, from amazon. Basically it has instructions on everything and full size plans. As for help from a luthier? Nope. None.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 08:54:12 2013 No.413521 >>413411 Nice counter-top, did you tailor the unit to it or cut the counter to the unit?

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 10:46:11 2013 No.413550 File: 2.43 MB, 3264x2448, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Refinished this

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 10:48:42 2013 No.413552 File: 2.32 MB, 3264x2448, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>413550 Also made this planter in memory of a lost doggie

Anonymous Fri Mar 8 20:24:58 2013 No.413873
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I'm not...really a /diy/ kind of person unless it's not about pot...didn't even taste good...

someone got a nice little project which is useful or looks cool and is pretty easy to make? want to feel what you /diy/ people feel...

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 8 21:55:57 2013 No.413898 >>413873 Here is something simple. >get plain wooden box >remove all hinges etc. >Sand it >stain the wood or paint it or w/e >add new fancy hinges and a fancy latch You'll need a screw driver and a paintbrush.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 9 01:00:35 2013 No.413967 >>413521 No, I'm not specialized in counter-tops. It was bought separatley. I, (well, me and my dad) make cabinets and the finish. Everything there (not the counter-top and chairs) was made by my dad and I.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 9 02:53:09 2013 No.413995 >>413411 then why can't you spell "carpenter"?

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 9 05:54:30 2013 No.414050 >>413898 nice idea, woodworks

Anonymous Sat Mar 9 12:47:34 2013 No.414174
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My chainmail, not worn by me in the picture. It was a nice project to work on while watching documentaries.

I originally found instructions for making chainmail out of can lids, but after using every beer can in the house, I decided to try making a real chainmail. I left it sleeveless so it can be worn under a t-shirt to cool down on hot summer days.

captcha: lickzat maiden

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 09:34:31 2013 No.414631 File: 1.28 MB, 3264x1952, IMAG0515.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>409124 Number two.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 09:39:31 2013 No.414633 I just saw that this thread isn't getting dumped anymore. Should we make another general creations thread?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 11:02:38 2013 No.414660 >>414633 not until it disappears from the catalog. it would push another thread from the board. everyone knows about this thread anyway.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 09:04:32 2013 No.415206 >>411184 Well, thanks, but in fact, i made the body to use a neck I removed from another. It's hand painted.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:13:12 2013 No.415376 bmp

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:15:09 2013 No.415378 why is this not bumping

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