/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[OP !neEDLzVf46 No.55720]

Dump your DIY related infographics

[OP !neEDLzVf46 No.55722]

[OP !neEDLzVf46 No.55728]

tripcodes make me feels special

[Anonymous No.55735]

was this flooded out of the bulk?

[OP No.55736]

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[OP No.55742]

[Anonymous No.55744]

>>55735
is this even possible??

[Anonymous No.55746]

>>55744
I've tried it and it works.

[OP No.55750]

Mine are pretty general lifehacking stuff, some of it inappropriate for this board.

[Anonymous No.55751]

>>55744
A friend got internet for three years that way, so yeah I'd say it works. Was relatively uninterrupted too, and it was impossible to find a single signal before. There's also a method with a can, but this looks better imo

[Anonymous No.55754]

>>55750

makes me realise I should merge my info and diy folders...

[Anonymous No.55753]

>>55751
>>55746
will try it

[Anonymous No.55755]

>>55742
This doesn't work, never do this, either the bottles will break or crack.

[OP No.55761]

Didn't realise my DIY folder was so small D:

[Anonymous No.55834]

bump for interest

[Anonymous No.55838]

>>55755
I've been opening beers this way since I was 15, it definitely works

[Anonymous No.55840]

>>55755
Perhaps it's the type of bottle you're using.

Anyone got any more infographics?
Thanks OP.

[Anonymous No.55847]

>>55753

[Scratch !E29dA.BdIk No.55848]

>>55722
that claims to require a battery but after reading it I don't see where the battery comes into play.

[Anonymous No.55850]

>>55722
I use these to cook while camping, but I skip the ring inside and only cut the hole in the top about 1/4 inch. I've found about 5 holes is about ideal and they're smaller than in the picture. 1/2-3/4 inch high for the top and the bottom is enough for a package of ramen and it helps to stretch the bottom one out with a full can before trying to fit the other inside. I burn methanol (yellow heet) in them, just make sure not to get any of it in the food. It helps to light the middle, then stick a coin over the hole and wait until you hear it boiling before putting anything cold on it to cook.

[Anonymous No.55851]

http://s966.photobucket.com/albums/ae143/sentenal01/Informational%20pictures/

1200 images

[Anónimo No.55855]

>>55848
lol

The battery is to soften the cut edges, you can see it at 2a. You can use the marker anyway.

[Anonymous No.55856]

>>55851
hnnnnnng

[Anonymous No.56605]

>>55851
>>55851
How do I download all of those!?! Wnewiufnuiqefbuioq3

[Anonymous No.56619]

>>55735
How does this work? How do you get the wifi on your computer after setting this up?

[Anonymous No.56622]

>>55735
Is there any more detailed version of this picture?

[Anonymous No.56640]

Whats the website filled with infografics just like these?

[Anonymous No.56651]

>>56640
http://infothread.org/info/

This it?

[Anonymous No.56654]

>>56651
Yea, your help is greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous No.56706]

>>56619
>>56622
Bump and somebody please answer these.

[Anonymous No.56728]

>>56706
Somebody know the answers to these questions?

[Anonymous No.56739]

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[Anonymous No.56947]

>>55850
How long does the burner usually last?

[Anonymous No.57012]

>>56947

Until the fuel runs out.

[Anonymous No.57018]

>>56750
>burning fiberglass
lol

[Anonymous No.57062]

>>57018

[Anonymous No.57188]

>>56947
five minutes maybe? I haven't timed it but long enough to boil this size pan of water and rice or noodles or something, covered. I just sit the pan right on top but you have to be careful to pour the water in a little bit at a time so it doesn't get too cold and put the fire out.

[Anonymous No.57420]

>>55728

Did this earlier today - it works. Sure its nothing special, but it felt awesome to learn a nice thing

[Anonymous No.57811]

>>55728
I normally roll it from the top down, but that can tear the bag. Switching now to roll from the bottom up, but I want to eat the crumbs and not need to unroll it!