/diy/ cringe

[Anonymous No.988171]

>the time /fit/ tried to be /diy/
>>>/fit/37026303

[Anonymous No.988213]

>>988171
This didn't need it's own thread, you could have just replied to >>988134

[Anonymous No.988373]

>>988213
I wanted more cringe

[Anonymous No.988377]

>>988373

[Anonymous No.988379]

Maxing out this lift made me cringe a little.

[Anonymous No.988400]

>>988379
Try pic related

[Anonymous No.988412]

>>988379
Maybe if you lost some weight?

[Anonymous No.988439]

>>988379
You pussy. You should be ashamed.

[Anonymous No.988533]

>>988400
>>988412
>>988439
I came out to have a good time and I'm honestly feeling so attacked right now

[Anonymous No.988547]

>>988379

[Anonymous No.988577]

>>988533
Call the Twitter Safety Council.

[Anonymous No.988624]

>>988171
Did they just punch holes in their roof??

[Anonymous No.988626]

>>988379
I think because it has a v at the base, that this is ok.

[Anonymous No.988732]

>>988624
No, they punched holes in their ceiling.

[Anonymous No.988743]

>>988171
Holy shit

[Anonymous No.988744]

[Anonymous No.988757]

>>988744
Kek.

I love those textbook/stock image photos of people fucking up horribly and not even knowing it

[Anonymous No.988764]

>>988757
I find it similar to those anti-gun posters showing rifle shooting whole cartridges instead of just bullets.

[Anonymous No.988776]

>>988757
This guy seems to know what he's doing, I'd let him work on my PC

[Anonymous No.988779]

>>988764
Yeah if they fixed that the murder rate would go down

[Anonymous No.988780]

>>988776
there's a goddamn light globe in that power supply

[Anonymous No.988781]

>>988780
Fucking gets me ever time.

[Anonymous No.988790]

>>988780
Are you suggesting it shouldn't be there?

[Anonymous No.988791]

[Anonymous No.988796]

>>988743

"apple tv"

[Anonymous No.988798]

>>988790
It's not even in a socket, kek.

[Anonymous No.988802]

>>988780

what the fuck was that photographer thinking

[Anonymous No.988937]

>>988776
holy shit lol

[Anonymous No.988961]

>>988776
> Mullett
> "nerdy" t-shirt is so random
> Lemme cut these wires that aren't connected to anything
> Random ethernet cable going into and back out of the box
> That fucking light bulb
> That fucking light bulb not even in a socket

Top kek
I think I worked with this guy before

[Anonymous No.988967]

>>988791
What's wrong with this one aside from the ridiculous assortment of tools?

[Anonymous No.988968]

>>988967
Babbycorn in the tool belt

[Anonymous No.988972]

>>988967
sharp objects poking into her guts. if she fell off that ladder it'd disembowel her. nobody is this stupid.
>paint and paint brush
>pliers
>generic drill
>some kind of plumbing spanner
I often need pliers and a spanner when I'm painting. a driver bit helps to spread the paint around evenly. also that top is not regulation at a worksite that requires a hard hard for is she wearing any hivis.

[Anonymous No.988975]

[Anonymous No.988980]

>>988967
No trigger discipline.

[Anonymous No.989004]

>>988961
Hes not cutting the wires, that is a linemans pliers. Dont you look foolish.

[Anonymous No.989071]

>>989004
>Hes not cutting the wires, that is a linemans pliers. Dont you look foolish.


Aw shit. Looks like I'll need to turn in my man card.

And hey, just because asians are known for their little "tools", don't you think it's a little racist to pose them with worthless little tools?

[Anonymous No.989104]

>>988975
at first i thought those were some weird ass european windows or something.

[Anonymous No.989106]

>>988791
at least she has her hair up

[Anonymous No.989109]

>>988743

[Anonymous No.989119]

>>988171
>>988171

do stories count aswell ? maybe more /tech/ than /diy/ but whatever

>be at party
>full of artists trying to make art, i'm helping with the audio technical build up
>they have fuckloads of equipment, controllers, soundcards, microphones, prof mixers, 2m2 covered with expensive shit.
>they only play music from laptop
>3 djs want to play
>they all have their own mixers and insist on using their own
>they end up with 3 mixers plugged after another in a serie, tape output to line input
>one of them literally played music from itunes
>at some point some chicks want to sing
>she finds a mic and tries to plug it in by herself
>the mic has an XLR to jack adapter
>she literally tries in front of my non believing eyes to insert a jack in a RCA input
>she is sober
>tries it for literal minutes
>blames the technical stuff for failing
> /diy/ art

[Anonymous No.989167]

>>988779
Anual murders peaked in 1992 with 24,760, and has steadily declined to about 14,000 currently. The lowest murder rates since 1969.
Don't believe everything you see on TV, breh.

[Anonymous No.989175]

>>988744
so many things wrong. She trying to hide from the FBI? also wheres the solder

[Anonymous No.989178]

>>988968
Those are clearly Olive Garden Bread sticks.

[Anonymous No.989207]

>>989119
you calling a 1/4" male connector a "jack" is just as cringeworthy

[Anonymous No.989214]

>>989207
i do believe sir you should go jack your 1/4" male connector

[Anonymous No.989328]

http://m.imgur.com/a/owpRJ

[Anonymous No.989709]

>>988744
What's wrong? This is exactly how I solder.
I hold the iron on the right hand and the table on the left hand.

[Anonymous No.989713]

>>989709
0/10 Troll harder.

[Anonymous No.989872]

>>989214
extremely underrated comment.

[Anonymous No.989874]

>>989214

[Anonymous No.989882]

>>988776
The more i paid attention to this the more i laughed

[Anonymous No.989883]

>>989214
hhhehe

[Anonymous No.989885]

>>989104
They are now

[Anonymous No.989962]

>>988791
Good girl. You never know when you might need to drill something while painting a construction site.

[Anonymous No.989972]

[Anonymous No.989992]

>>989972
with all that shit running its nowonder your batter is dead.

[Anonymous No.990002]

>>988967
she indeed as some tools, if you know what i mean ;))))

[Anonymous No.990109]

>>988776
maybe there is an unwritten code for stock images. the photographers just make the 'models' do stupid shit because they can.

[Anonymous No.990340]

>>988776
The backplate for the motherboard has holes for sound and MIDI.
Motherboard doesn't have that.

[Anonymous No.990421]

>>988975
How can one fuck up so hard?

[Anonymous No.990458]

>>989207

i'm from yurope. We call it that way, or "klinke" in germany.

[Anonymous No.990477]

>>989167

Thank you abortions

[Anonymous No.990479]

[Anonymous No.990480]

>>990421

most likely explanation is that the supplier got the dimensions mixed up, so the installer put it in to fill the hole until a new one was delivered.

[Anonymous No.990490]

[Anonymous No.990513]

>>990490
Triggered

[Anonymous No.990523]

>>990490
hey if it works it works

[Anonymous No.990531]

>>988975
It could kinda work as a bar, if there was some chains to hold the bottom up and those air shocks to hold the top up.

[Anonymous No.990542]

>>990109
They make them do stupid shit because they don't care if it make sense at not as long as the composition of the shot looks good,for example on >>988776 you can't have the guy behind the computer so you have to put him next to it, put a tool in his hand because it looks like it's a professional if he's using a tool, those bundles of wires look more 'advanced' than just a single cable so they grabbed a power supply, but the power supply has a void in it that needed to be filled so they put a light globe in there to fill that up.

One things for sure, it's never the 'models' fault, it's always the photographer that makes them do stupid shit, but because the photographer cares more about how the photo looks rather than if it makes sense or not, you get this shit.

[Anonymous No.990556]

>>989214

[Anonymous No.990557]

>>988400
I knew one of the founders of Genie. Not Bushnell, but Paulson.

[Anonymous No.990576]

>>990490
Ausfag here. The switches don't really work, they're just there for a sense of security. That fucker is lucky he didn't get fried

[Anonymous No.990601]

>>990523
If it's stupid and it works, it's still stupid.

[Anonymous No.990676]

>>990490
>make the hot stick all the way out
The only silver lining to this is that if someone falls on it, the whole contraption falls apart anyway.

[Anonymous No.990718]

>>990576
Bullshit

[Anonymous No.990819]

>>990718
Swear on me mum

[Anonymous No.990886]

>>990819
Don't know if they would work if you nigger rigged something like that, but with a regular plugged in appliance when the switch is off, no power is sent to the appliance, sooo bullshit? (Also an ausfag)

[Anonymous No.990889]

>>990576
Fuck off, the hot wire is physically disconnected when the switch is turned off.

[Anonymous No.990890]

>>990557
Good for you. They cucked to shareholders.

[Anonymous No.990916]

>>989709
>What's wrong? This is exactly how I solder.

[Anonymous No.990917]

>>990601
And it still works!

[Anonymous No.990924]

I've used them to store used motor oil. I have a few that are almost 3 years old and they hold up well. When i get a few dozen collected I haul them to Pep Boyz and leave them on the sidwalk outside their garage.

[Anonymous No.990926]

>>989071
Hey man channel locks are sweet

[Anonymous No.991345]

>>990889
Why would you lie on the internet?

[Anonymous No.991357]

>>990480

My explanation is that someone at the building site notified their superior about the mistake, and the superior was being a major asshole, about getting it done like its drawn/written. So they just built it in like it was "designed" and let the superior handle the fallout.

[Anonymous No.992158]

Bump

[Anonymous No.992165]

>>988213
Yes it did
>>988171
Thanks OP

[Kampf No.992167]

Got sum OC for you guys straight from a summer camp

[Kampf No.992169]

Someone forgot to turn on the insulating gas...

[Kampf No.992172]

[Kampf No.992176]

Sure, using hot glue for solder and supplying only 3 volts to a computer fan will work just fine.

[Anonymous No.992177]

>>992167
What the hell is going on here

[Kampf No.992179]

>>992177
I worked as a volunteer at a summer camp, these photos were from the first year. They fixed the programs so that these don't happen much anymore.

At least, that's what they say. I'm going to work there again this summer.

(Last photo is of a catapult made by a seven year old. He used 1/4" dowel rod as an axis point and no instructor stopped him.)

Current photo is the aftermath of a camper ripping a speaker out of a boom box. He wondered afterwards why it didn't work...

[Anonymous No.992181]

>>992158
>throw on different colors of lightbulbs
>instant party

[Anonymous No.992216]

https://vimeo.com/163747707

[Anonymous No.992226]

[Anonymous No.992229]

[Anonymous No.992230]

>>992167
Mathias wandel tried to make workout equipment.

[Anonymous No.992240]

>>992226
>let me just turn up on site before I start planning what to do
>because architecture and building are the same job
>don't worry guys I've already bought the wood for the plan I've not finished
>yeah, I've chopped some of it up and and left it assorted on the desk, unlabeled
>nah it wasn't too loud, just used these ear defenders that wouldn't possibly fit under my hardhat

[Anonymous No.992255]

>>989214

[Anonymous No.992259]

>>992158
>>988975
These are the kind of fuck ups that impress me more than anything.

[Anonymous No.992261]

>>992259
I can imagine people diving through them.

[Anonymous No.992264]

>>989214
Oh fuggg

[Anonymous No.992272]

>>992229
>DIY abortions

[Anonymous No.992281]

>>992272
Jesus

[Anonymous No.992284]

>>992176
Post underside

[Anonymous No.992290]

>>992216
God damn am I glad I didn't have to do any of that arty bullshit in my Building Design course. Jesus all that stuff looked terrible.

[Anonymous No.992347]

>>992216
I've tried to work with some kids like these.
>can someone carry the other end of this _single_ sheet of OSB with me?
No. Go sit in the truck with the windows up.
I'd give pic related a chance doe.

[Anonymous No.992373]

>>992216
>>992347
what the fuck am i looking at? looks like a bunch of hippies and/or kids that have never touched a tool before
worse part is it looks like they all suck eachother's dick in pride over draping some loose fabric over some wood or metal

[Anonymous No.992384]

>>992216
Welp
Cal poly used to be one of the best stem school in the country.
Now its a shitty art school. Great.

[Anonymous No.992399]

>>992216
>https://vimeo.com/163747707

These kids are all in debt tens of thousands of dollars, and all they have to show for it is the ability to make a really stupid-looking hippie encampment.

[Anonymous No.992406]

>>988577
I called for him, they said no minorities were affected so your height phobia is CIS tier-projection. Sorry bro I tried my best.

[Anonymous No.992407]

>>988791
Am I the only one senpai who likes busty, fit girls in tanktops work on DIY/construction? Like it forces sweat out of every orifice and scream to me cock to mill that shit.

[Anonymous No.992408]

>>992272

10/10

[Anonymous No.992432]

>>990916
>My cpu's, that is to say.

[Anonymous No.992497]

>>992399
>These kids are all in debt tens of thousands of dollars, and all they have to show for it is the ability to make a really stupid-looking hippie encampment.

Nope. They all have rich parents and have never had to work or build anything in their entire lives. They drive brand new BMWs, or WRX's or whatever. Their parents will buy a house for them to use for 4 years then turn it over to a property management company when they graduate. A couple I know are excited to apply for a 1 bedroom apartment for only $1400 a month. My 2 bed 2 bath shitty condo is valued well over $400,000. These spoiled little fucks have destroyed the housing market.

Cal Poly still turns out great engineers and the agriculture school is top notch. What you see in that video are design students. As you can see their "designs" are crappier than a homeless village.

[Anonymous No.992545]

[Anonymous No.992547]

>>992545

[Anonymous No.992549]

[Anonymous No.992551]

[Anonymous No.992556]

>>992347
like a 4'x8'? pretty big for a kid/woman to solo carry

[Anonymous No.992557]

>>992549
looks cropped. safety bar not visible, likely to the left

[Anonymous No.992568]

>>992547
kek

[Anonymous No.992579]

>>992169
Looks like the guy said "sure I can solder" and when his supervisor saw him they told him to fuck off.

[Anonymous No.992650]

>>988171
>cringe
when a furry wandered onto /diy/

>>>988877

[Anonymous No.992797]

>>992216
>How do you want to dwell

Yeah, no thanks.

[Anonymous No.992805]

>>992216
>1:06
this has to be a joke.

[Anonymous No.992864]

>>988171
If I wanted to cringe I'd ask for your 1 rep max

[Anonymous No.993127]

the very idea of an electric die grinder makes me cringe.

[Anonymous No.993128]

>>993127
Why? Not everyone has a compressor.

[Anonymous No.993136]

>>993128

spent too much time in shops working with air powered ones I guess. They're bulky, they usually spin at lower RPM and are a pain in the arse to use because of it. I guess if you don't have the choice... but I don't see what kind of stuff you'd be needing a die grinder for if you can't afford a compressor.

All I know is that I never want to have to use one. I don't like having to use a die grinder in general as it is.

[Anonymous No.993178]

>>993136
The average DIYer isn't going to buy an air compressor that can properly turn a tool like a die grinder. I tried it with a cut off tool, which is similar. Just didn't have the CFM to run the tool right. So I bought an electric cut off tool. Works great. Yet my air compressor has no problem with air ratchet, impact gun, and nail guns.

[Anonymous No.993209]

>>992229
s-someone staged this stock photo and th-there's more than one woman in it.
>this is not my fetish

[Anonymous No.993210]

>>993178
If you have sufficient PSI you should be able to run it. How long you can run it and how often will depend on how powerful your compressor is.

... unless your compressor doesn't have a tank on it? Don't think I've seen one like that.

[Anonymous No.993223]

>>992216
Fucking hell I hate shit like this. I was surrounded by fuckers like this in university when I studied industrial design, they didn't understand what design is supposed to be. They think its about being an edgy faggot making dumb shit with no practical application. They thought they were fucking artists.

My friend who is studying architecture tells me the same things. University is full of average people that just don't get what they are doing.

Design is a process driven approach to creating value for clients and end consumers. ITS NOT ART YOU ASS HOLES.

>200% mad.jpg

[Anonymous No.993246]

Love this thread.
Bump

[Anonymous No.993255]

As a guy that used to remove and rebuild hydraulic cylinders from dump trucks and dump trailers this makes my skin crawl

[Anonymous No.993332]

>>993210
I have a 4 hp compressor. It came with a 10 gal tank, but I added a 3 gal to the set up. Shuts off at 120 PSI. It is the normal level DIY compressor. To have a compressor that could put out the CFMs for cut off tools and air grinders is to move up to a very large stand up compressor. I looked into it after the cut off didn't work for crap. It said it only need 90 PSI to work. Then I learned about CFMs. My set up came up short. I looked at the compressors capable of that CFM rating, I can't afford that extra expense compared to just buying the electric version.

[Anonymous No.993389]

>>992176
I've got glued on top of soldered connections planet of times when I'm ok with a shit looking job.
I can't see if that's what happened here.

[Anonymous No.993538]

>>988400
I got my first certs on stage 5. Wasn't too bad, but I had been working at heights for years before.

[Anonymous No.993756]

[Anonymous No.993785]

>>993756
That doesn't look to code.

[Anonymous No.993791]

>>993756
holy fuck that is full nigger-rigged as fuck

[Anonymous No.993795]

>>993756
There's no justice in this world if whoever did that didn't burn along with that fucking building.

Jesus.

[Anonymous No.993938]

>>992216
>how do you want to dwell
Not in the garbage dump these kids are making I'll tell you that.

[Anonymous No.993957]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o8MDCIlOEk

I just found this fresh hell

[Anonymous No.993962]

>>993795
For all that that is insanely moronic, it isn't all that unsafe. Worst that would happen is that a neutral comes out of the rear plug and you have your guitar amp and pedal board pluged into the front plug. Your ground path could be through your patch cord.

OK, strach that, that's insanely moronic and unsafe.

[Anonymous No.993990]

>>993957
I would like to have one of those.

[Anonymous No.994047]

>>993957
>WHAW

[Anonymous No.994158]

>>994047
I was about to make myself look like a fool for defending the guy because I enjoy his channel quite a bit.

but yeah.
>WHAW

[Anonymous No.994173]

>>988802
>>988791
They're mostly Baby Boomers or Pakistanis who make stock photos. They don't realise that almost 85% of gen x and milenials know that's not how computers work.
>>988968
She needs that babycorn for ... reasons.

[Anonymous No.994229]

>>992545
>oh i've slightly grazed my knee
>better take off my goves and hard hat and get the site wardon/safety officer to patch me up

also this is what you get for wearing womens pants

[Anonymous No.994230]

>>993127
dc electric motors can spin >50,000rpm they're faster and have higher torque at those speeds than an air tool, the only downside is the huge amount of heat generated and short brush life.

[Anonymous No.994233]

>>994230
Maybe it's only 110V power tools that suck? I certainly know that 2400w is enough to run just about any hand tool.

[Anonymous No.994235]

>>994233
i'm not saying there isn't shit out there because there definitely is. there is no reason why an electric tool can't be as good as an air tool though. case in point those recent battery powered impact wrenches are fucking amazing, the speed that the spindle can recover from each hammer cycle is like 5 ms compared to 100 ms of a turbine(literally 1/8 the mass to spin up in a brushless configuration), again issue is heat and battery life.

I think the real issue is consumer vs industrial, like most electric tools are consumer grade because they can flog them to hobbyist without the requirement of having an air compressor, but in a shop you always have air, so the quality tools are always air just because there's no real reason to go electric.

[Anonymous No.994241]

I share a workspace with some other people
>drill press without clamping, turning workpiece into spinning metal wobbly bobbly
>"band saws work both ways right?" after shoving polycarb into back of blade and melting sheet on
>stretch soldering iron cords across walkway while working on meme-items
>miter saw, dremel, and two iphone chargers plugged into power strip with ground pin bent out of the way to fit into old outlet

[Anonymous No.994254]

>>990490
Different voltage? Hello?

[Anonymous No.994256]

>>992229
To be fair, I'm extremely DIY and when we moved into our new house I was heavily pregnant and looked like this when doing stuff around the house:

[Anonymous No.994266]

>>992259
>>992181
That's not an installation fault, but something on the inside of that fan would break in such a way that it would do that. Some people would get the lights spinning, some would get the blades and lights.

[Anonymous No.994305]

>>994254
Most mains powered consumer devices these days (or at least those sold internationally) are designed to accept voltages between ~100-250V, in order to simplify production lines. If you're not sure, check the sticker.

Some devices, like desktop ATX PC power supplies, may require a physical switch to be moved to change between 110 and 240v, but auto-sensing units are becoming more common.

[Anonymous No.994333]

>>994241
>No Harbor freight
Disappointed.

[Anonymous No.994340]

>>994241
When did the knipex wrench become a meme?

[Anonymous No.994342]

>>988743
Older than 4chan itself

[Anonymous No.994358]

>>994241
At least some (but really, all) of those containers should be buried in a trench with the walls and roof collapsing.

[Anonymous No.994470]

>>989167
>Joke
>Your head

[Anonymous No.994490]

>>992216
Jesus Christ.
When I worked at a Boy Scout camp, myself, two 20-somethings and like 5 scouts built a 3 story wood climbing tower with a bosun chair lift and shit, and it took us one day.
These fucks have taken several classes and it's taking them hours to build a hobo shanty.

[Anonymous No.994495]

>>992229
New fetish

[Anonymous No.994532]

>>992226
>Macbook on construction site
pffft

[Anonymous No.994543]

>>993957
eeeeeeeeehh isss igg ttweeew

that whiny cunt

[Anonymous No.994715]

>>992216
>Cal Poly's architecture and architectural engineering programs
KEK

[Anonymous No.994857]

>>990479
The pipes at my work are like this except literally duct taped together. The one under the dishwasher has been broken for a week now we've had to dump the water out of a bucket it leaks into. This is why you don't work at the dive bar where the owner is too drunk and high to bother doing anything

[Anonymous No.994907]

>>994715
Oh god I didn't even notice.
I bet they didn't use pilot holes.
On a semi related note, how well do timberlock screws work?

[Anonymous No.994930]

>>993756
fake. all it is is is styrofoam over the wall. they did it just for a pic to seem edgy af

[Anonymous No.994946]

>>994930
>implying Styrofoam isn't used as household insulation

[Anonymous No.995258]

Bump

[Anonymous No.995289]

>>992169
And he kept going

>>992172
And he welded down to up instead of falling. Jesus fuck

[Anonymous No.995292]

>>992551
This reminded me of a webm I saw of a hunch of chinese workers moving a scaffolding and hitting electrical wires with it. Shit haunts me to this day.

[Anonymous No.995340]

>>988975

Just did a little perspective test and that door frame is almost perfectly square, there's a good chance someone just did it for shits and a giggles whilst putting it in/taking it out.

[Anonymous No.995380]

>>995292
>That poor sap who managed to get free only to accidentally touch it again

[Anonymous No.995390]

>>992216

So, like, are these the guys who do the engineering aspects of building design, or just the looks?

[Anonymous No.995631]

>>995292
Source?

[Anonymous No.995636]

>>992229
Muh dick
>it is so hard

[Anonymous No.995662]

>>995631
Just Google "scaffolding electrocution". Its a 10 minute liveleak video of 4 chinese guys dropping dead on the spot and getting a free cremation. There was one survivor as
>>995380
Noted, but he likely ended up with neurological problems for life, however long that ends up being.

Just... the twitching, the convulsions, all the fucking smoke... the spontaneity of it all and how the only guy who gets a chance to react gets sent head first to emperor fuckin Palpatine...

Not the (entirely and sadly preventable) way I'd want to go.

[Anonymous No.995706]

>>990490
As a software engineer I see a weird eerie elegance in this contraption.

[Anonymous No.995707]

[Anonymous No.995721]

>>995707

[Anonymous No.995724]

>>990340
Back in my day they did.

[Anonymous No.995756]

>>990889
in older houses the neutral is switched. enjoy your electrocution.

[Anonymous No.995813]

[Anonymous No.995847]

>>995707
Problem? Good site supplies are fully isolated.

[Anonymous No.995861]

>>992407
>>988791
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em2aO3CG9Zs

[Anonymous No.995865]

>>988791
>strapless bra on site
>yougunnagetraped.jpg

[Anonymous No.995871]

>>992545
>I fuckin scraped my knee meng!
>Shut up, here's your bitch sticker.

[Anonymous No.995979]

>>995847
>good site supplies
Explain to me how a generator can ever be anything but isolated.

[Anonymous No.995993]

>>995979
Do like in the picture but stick it in actual earth?

Shit like big backup generators are grounded like anything else.

[Anonymous No.996068]

>>995707
It's a funny picture, but the exposed metal frame of the generator is in contact with the catwalk, so...

[Anonymous No.996077]

>>988764
60% more boolet per boolet

[Anonymous No.996128]

>>990490
To bad uk plugs run 220

[Anonymous No.996133]

>>996128
Some devices like laptop/cellphone chargers have control circuits that will automatically set themselves to run on 110/220 50-60 Hz. It's cheaper than making several different versions of a charger to meet the different standards of the world.

[Anonymous No.996259]

>>988780
What country are you from that calls light bulbs "light globes"?

[Anonymous No.996260]

>>988967
She has the tool belt on backwards

[Anonymous No.996264]

>>994305

>>996133

Kek.

[Anonymous No.996266]

>>996128

Lots of devices run dual voltage.

Also that is not UK type G plug.

[Anonymous No.996268]

>>994342
That's Joey Bosa playing at Ohio st. So it's in the last 3 years

[Anonymous No.996308]

>>992216
Wow they built a fucking gypsy camp

[Anonymous No.996310]

>>992557
I saw the full vid in an OSHA class a couple months ago, it crushes him and he dies

[Anonymous No.996330]

>>994342
Pretty sure ipads didn't exist when I started coming here in 2006

[Anonymous No.996333]

>>994342
>2015

[Anonymous No.996350]

>>993210
PSI =/= CFM, you dingbat.

[Anonymous No.996418]

>>994857
Sounds like you should leave an anonymous tip with the health department.

[Anonymous No.996420]

>>988744
this is why nobody wants women in STEM

[Anonymous No.996426]

>>996350
*assuming the same hose diameter (flow restriction), but I assume they are standardised.

[Anonymous No.996427]

>>996418
Do you want to lose your job? 'cause if the bar gets shut down, you don't have a job.

[Anonymous No.996482]

>>992216
First year students having fun&beer&building some crap. I see no problem there. Part of the engineering trade is bulding stupid shit for fun with sub par quality tools and materials.

[Anonymous No.996498]

>>988379
i don't get what i'm looking at

[Anonymous No.996508]

>>988972
>driver bit helps to spread the paint around evenly.

Its for stirring the paint, silly.

[Anonymous No.996510]

>>989962
>might need to drill something while painting a construction site.

I use one all the time for taking doors down so I can spray them. The ladder and quart of paint are never involved though... Or spending 2 hours on my makeup and manicure before I get to the site.

[Anonymous No.996512]

>>989972
Goddamn these painting fuckups. Tis surreal.

[Anonymous No.996513]

>>990542
I suspected.

Check out the chink couple. I suspect the photographer at the last minutes took scissors and cut the paint brush bristles in half because it stuck out too far over the shoulder.

[Anonymous No.996834]

>>993756
Outer sockets
>my face when

Inner sockets
>my soul when

[Anonymous No.996843]

>>989167

You do know that 70% of those fire arm deaths is suicides? Clearly you're a dumb ass.

[Anonymous No.997083]

>>992216
Is it me or could everything in the video be described as shity tents?

A hammock with a tarp hung above it could do the same as all of the "structures". Kinda expected more than just shitty tents.

[Anonymous No.997085]

>>992272
oh my

[Anonymous No.997198]

>>992549
Lol

[Anonymous No.997747]

>>988379
You're a pussy if that scared you. Quit thinking youre special cause you've been on a lift like a billion other people

[Anonymous No.997760]

>>992373
>1:24
>Kid walking around carrying stuff with one overall strap hanging loose under his arm because it's the cool way to wear overalls.

I hope that little shit gets a first-hand lesson in why you don't have loose stuff hanging off you on a job site.

[Anonymous No.998135]

>>988961
not to mention that someone actually went through the trouble to actually open the PSU

[Anonymous No.998137]

>>989214

[Anonymous No.998156]

>>988967
The tool belt goes on like a regular belt: Opening in the front. If you wear it like that model you can't get any work done because you can't bend your hips.

[Anonymous No.998162]

>>989207
Unlike 'jack plug', the term '1/4" male connector' is not unambiguous. It could also mean the non-threaded side of this.

[Anonymous No.998222]

>>989214

[Anonymous No.998777]

>>994254
looks like jap vs USA, only difference is the frequency (50 vs 60 hz). voltage should be 110, or close to it in both places.

assuming that power cable went into a dc power supply, like most things do, it wouldnt be a problem. you will end up with a bit more ripple since the filtering caps on the full bridge are going to be specked for 60hz at some current draw... but it would work on most electronics.

the only thing i could see it not working right for, is things that use AC motors and a triac to change the speed. your going to end up with less speed since its frequency dependent.

[Anonymous No.998789]

>>989972
hello fellow maple buddy

[Anonymous No.998797]

>>998162
Actually the male part is the threaded part. It goes into the threaded part of a female connector. It's the same for all connectors like that one for air hose to plumbing pipes. The non-threaded part is for the hose.