/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Also curious, particularly on types of wood to use.

Sorry Sumo Robot?

I've tried to do this with a shop and they always seem really hesitant for copywright reasons. Write. Goddamn it its early.

>>274517
I applaud your drive but you should know that train hopping is exceptionally dangerous. Other than that, what city do you live in? How do you want to go about train hopping? Through the side hobo style or onto the top from a bridge? Of the two I would say that the former is probably the least life threatening so long as you don't trip.

>>263446
I think the point of those container shelves is to be as cheap as possible.

>>263443
Not much time. Just put the chalk in the center and arrange the shelves around it, with two vertical on either side of the space.

>>263438
I'd put the chalk space in the middle and have two vertical shelves on either side for bottles or something.

>>263428
forgot my picture>>263341

Always wanted to get a bunch of harbor crates and just screw them together.
Quick thirty minute bookcase.

>>262794
This.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9216640/Student_charged_with_posting_counterfeit_coupons_to_4
chan

>>244962
Its a felony.

http://seacontainercabin.blogspot.com/
Here you go OP

>>231580
I skipped over those images inadvertently it seems. Just sort of hit "bottom" and clicked the latest image that looked like it was from him.

>>231567
OP if you already said this I'm sorry I missed it, but do you go off road with this thing?

>>227306
I have a very large problem picturing /k/ not knowing that.

>>225608
in before OP lives in the arctic.

Not OP, but I'm interested in this as well.

>>60310
Check out a for dummies book.
They are actually fairly helpful for general topic knowledge.

>>60288
DIY_LIBRARIAN
I would just like to say you are very, very appreciated.

You should probably wait a bit longer than 3 minutes for bumping.
Also this
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/227709/student_charged_with_posting_counterfeit_coupon
s_to_4chan.html

So as a board /diy/ has been around for a bit now.
And I'm curious, what do YOU want to learn how to do?
If its not a skill necessarily ,what do you want to make?
Additionally, what's stopping you?
Picture unrelated
I want to learn how to work leather, and on a completely different topic I want to make an incredibly cheap guitar this weekend.
What's stopping me at the moment is the lack of a 24-7 hardware store.

If you had the room would you raise cattle?

Also mind taking us through a typical day?

>>59157
>>59222