She gave me a piece of yarn and told me to make it into a blanket help
have you ever seen a blanket?look at it closely.the fibers are woven together, just like the archetypal male and female cross over to make new life.just do that but with yarn.
>>2956468>sex>with yarn
>>2956452I feel you, man. I met an asian chick who asked me for a branch from some Hourai island. If she wanted to go on vacation with me on some far-off island, she could have just asked.
>>2956486wtf do YOU do with your yarn then, genius?
>>2956452Go color match it and make a fucking lap blanket, you can use it keep warm when she laughs because you didn't get the fucking hint.
Want to renovate a cottage since the grandpa that built it didn't have much knowledge about construction. Good man.Looking for building advice and financial tips but everything is accepted. The idea is to keep the rural wood feeling but improve it's mayor issues; in heat (floor with wood and dirt, no protection on the inner wall); aesthetic (zinc plate for the outer walls); and choosing innovative materials that you would recommend.If it's useful the house is like a mix between German-Chilean architecture (pic related) and those hunter of the woods homes you see in the movies.
Tell us more. Show pics. Foundation, structure, plumbing, climate, constraints etc. Besides that, I'd recommend painting it (add a shot of black).
>>2956186Are you going to occupy this shed as a dwelling, or just a playspace?
Last Thread: >>2948802I Can't believe its not butter Edition>Your print failed? Go to:www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting>Calibrate your printer.ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.htmlIf that doesn't help you solve your problems, post:>A picture of the failed part>Printer make & model>Filament type/brand>Slicer & slicer settingsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/panospace-one-3d-printer-175mm-pla-filament-15-micron-xplusy-colour-touchscreen-one-click-print-blacWhat do we think bros?
>>2959327Fibre makes the filament more effectively temperature resistant by letting it get closer to its glass-transition temp while under load. In the same way I believe the fibres improve creep resistance, though if you care about strength you should be getting fibre-core filament. Abrasion resistance too.The fibres also make PLA able to be annealed without warping, but some shrinkage is still likely from what I’ve seen. Annealing is why I bought some CF-PLA.If you wanted the properties of PETG but as a more rigid plastic like PLA, CF-PETG might well be worth considering. I bought some CF-core PCTG for UV resistance on some outdoor brackets.
>>2959327>retards who think carbon fibers make filaments stronger.Carbon fiber does, generally, make prints stronger and stiffer. You know there are technical data sheets and publicly-available tests for these things, right?
>>2959303Is your bed dirty or your room temp below 20 celsius?
>>2959390it's 18°c in that room, it's not really used so I turned off heating there, might be related I guessbed's clean, cleaned it with ipa and then wiped it with dry cloththe prints stayed down better after i cranked bed temp to 110, i managed to print a wonky very tall part without issues, so I guess it works
im looking to finish my electrolysis at home.does the D-901 have any significant downsides over the D-998?fromhttps://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/2025-New-Professional-Portable-Salon-permanent_1601491330856.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_image.6b1f13a0DKAKv3&priceId=bdf544950cd24ccb96f8f4f68b17f5e9andhttps://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/New-Pro-Electric-Hair-Removal-Tweezers_1601577191363.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_image.416b13a0o7gzYx&priceId=cd34cdf84f1749958aa2869ad9324462
>>2954289where else would you source reasonably priced professional equipment besides alibaba?
>>2954292can you read?
>>2954280at first i thought you wanted to remove rust and shit, before realizing it's some homosexual hair removal shit
>>2954725Ohhh I thought we were spitting water into hydrogen and oxygen. OP, have you considered splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen instead?
I have seen people on jewishtube buy 12V-4A Wifi plugs and cut them to do it.What's the machine really for? You're getting zapped if you put your hand there anyhow.
So i ordered a silicone sex doll. Long story short, it was damaged during shipping. It was stored upside down, the neck bolt actually tore through cardboard box and for part of journey was being dragged across a dirty floor by neck bolt. Area was black when i got it and ive since cleaned it up. Due to the stress of transit, the silicone that surrounded the neck bolt was detached. Looking for recommendations for adhesive or glue that could bond silicone with what im guessing is plastic. Tried contacting manufacturer for assistance but havent heard anything and dont think they are going to be much help. Luckily all the damage is to the neck stump so its not visible normally. Only when head is off
>>2949351Liquid silicone Pour slowly into gapNothing sticks to silicone except silicone
>>2949351go to tthe Dollforum and ask for idea
Jizz in it and leave it somewhere very public to be found
use your jizz to glue it back togetheralternatively kill yourslf faggot cuck
>>2949907your honor my megacuck jizzproof quadpump hyperfuck jerkmate loli edition arrived broken
How to 3D print this small part ?
What I mean is: how to print it giving support to the horizontal surface ? No matter which way I turn it there will be some unsupported surface.
>>2956436I'd print it just like that with supports. The flat faces will be easy to clean the supports off of.
Imagine we had a thread for 3d printing..
>>2956395Remove the cutout on the bottom, give it a solid fill modifier, then manually cut out the bottom. That will give you the best structure. You could also tilt it like >>2956443
>>2956448You think someone asking this question has the tools or skill necessary to this kind of cutout without creating an uneven mess?>inb4 several
has anyone tried this before, also cardboard chairs/couches?It doesnt need to hold much besides a speaker and my tablet maybe. Just thinking it wouldn't be that hard to build and cost less than $20
>>2956295ty. That seems like it would be harder to cut tho? Couldn't you just consider the thinness when you're designing to make sure there's enough supports (like would building a 4x2x10 box be easiest with 6 sides, as opposed to one rectangular hexacomb cardboard)
>>2955177I mean it's corporations pushing shit wages, refusing to budge and spending billions to kill any legislation that gives workers rights. George Bush only allowed corporations to further rape the populace
>>2956306Yeah, why would you support ikea if you cant even affort to buy a chair / deskBuild it out of cardboard XD
>>2956302Not harder to cut. It's the same material as corrugated, just arranged in comb form. Nobody said you couldn't use a combination of both types
>>2954592>triedThink bigger:https://hackaday.com/2025/11/09/the-cardboard-airplane-saga-continues/
>inb4 you're completely retardedThis one isn't at my house, so I can't just walk over there and mess with it, but I need to replace the battery. This thing is from the 2000s, so I'm wondering if the whole thing should be replaced. Do I just twist it, there's going to be a battery in there, and I just replace it? I do know that some of these are powered by the mains / grid power, but this one chirps every minute, and it's been doing this for years.What type of battery is this likely going to use?
>>2955568While not exactly the same model or possibly even brand, it will give you something to go off of. FireAngel is the name on the package so even if it's not your manufacturer, you could search FireAngel and go to their website and it's product information should be ballpark similar to yours. Apparently these things were also sold at Costco at one point in time so they could be pretty popular. They seem to have a 5 year battery life of some kind...so that would hopefully explain the longevity, unless they're dead and worn out...LOL.
>>29502789V, Press the door it pops out. BTW the little specks all over it are roach shit.>t. American section 8 inspector
>>2955568Interesting! I wish I had thought to ask him about why he chose these units while he was still around, but you don't think of those kinds of things until it's far too late.And now I know for certain they'll start beeping when they run out of juice, though I'm probably just going to replace all of them with normal smoke detectors again.Oh, hey, it's replaceable!>This white smoke and fire alarm is powered by (1) 3-Volt CR2-Lithium Battery (included)https://www.firstalertstore.com/store/products/first-alert-atom-photoelectric-smoke-and-fire-alarm-p1000.htmI think these are usually camera batteries, lolHaha there's even a PDF of the manual look at that https://www.firstalertstore.com/store/images/pdf/p1000-first-alert-atom-photoelectric-smoke-and-fire-alarm-manual.pdf
>>2950278lol niggers can't figure this one out
>>2950278>buy a 9v battery, the lithium kind specially made for smoke detectors. Its expensive.>go to your grandmas>ding dong hello you old nigger cook>borrow a small chair or ladder>ask to see the smoke detector>inspect it>localize the battery door>its square, and about the size of the battery you brought>use a flathead screwdriver, or somthing else to pry with>open the door>get on the floor>everybody walk the dinosaur
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>>2956401allieex is selling 280ah ecoworthys for 231 bucks free shipping. rught now… What is that per kw?
>>2956207my brother in law used to get checks from his muni utility in CA…NEM 1.0 master race…
>>2956404If he limits his inverter to 10kW export, then they shouldn't care too much unless they are autistic enough to look at satellite images on how many panels each house has. If he doesn't limit his inverter, they will figure it out sooner or later and he will probably get fined. >>2956406$58 per kWh assuming it actually has the rated capacity. Which would be really good for a completed battery, the nkon cells are without case or BMS. But alas, I wouldn't trust home storage on aliexpress batteries, those are more for like an off-grid shed or whatever.
Whaddyall think of this scenario:Taking my shop off grid.-need split phase 220 for minisplit, welder.-running standard (murrican) size refer/freezer 24x7-wish list:EG4 split ohase 6000 w inverter/charge controller eg4 server rack 51.2v batts x 4 -materials on hand:-16 250watt BP solar panels (salvaged from a homeowner replacement job)-piles of Iron ridge 14’ rail- boxes of leftiver IR and unirac flash foots, flash loc comps etcComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2956418It's fine. But don't expect those panels to do well in the winter, might need to top up with generator now and then, depending on how much you work in the shop. Minisplit heating in winter would also be a challenge. Also learn everything about safety elements and grounding if you are doing a full /diy/ job. Use proper solar wire for connecting the panels to the inverter.
I want to make a hole in this case to put a LED through it but I need to pad it to provide support for the LED (which is about 7mm long).Will I need to rotate the case to 3D print the pad on the wall ?
>>2956270The PCB is imported so I can fit it, I won't print it.
>>2956271Then use a panel mount LED like anon said here >>2956238
>>2956273>panel mount LEDThese look kinda sloppy. Like the LED panel in the Tchernobyl power plant. Would a slightly undersized hole work? From the outside it would look cleaner I think.
>>2956279>Would a slightly undersized hole work?Sure. Add a dab of hot glue or silicone adhesive for reinforcement.
Just hotglue it in place
General Info can be found: linktr(dot)ee/4chansewing (always updating, post links, and I'll add them)Last General: >>2904686Thread theme:Costume!Always remember, it doesn't have to be the theme, post your work, post what you want to talk about as long as it has something to do with sewing in general, or the craft in general. We welcome everyone and will try our best to help you out. Yes, sewing is an art, it's a practicing art, you will always suck at it, but remember that everyone starts somewhere, so Google everything! Or just show off your work. BTW this thread has been going strong sense last Halloween and we're about to hit Halloween again! Neat!---------------------------------------------------------------Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2957838Nice! Well done.
>>2958236I mean, silicone baking mats should be sold all over the place in department or kitchen supply stores. Walmart sell half-sheet sized ones(13x18") for like $8. 1 half-sheet sized panel should be enough to do 6 or 8 gloves(assuming its just covering the dark grey part of the oven mitt in your pic)
>>2954668What material do you use to make it light tight?Have you ever made non-bag bellows? Wondering how hard it is
Anyone have an archive or source for free patterns? I got a sewing machine and a new toner cart for my printer, so i wanna start making shit. I'll find something that looks cool on youtube but then i'll click over to the site and the person is trying to SELL a pattern for like $20. Fuck that, i'm getting into sewing to SAVE money, not spend it!
>>2959361I have a link in the OP my guy.
I'm considering buying a vintage car (Citroen 11 bl) But it recently occurred to me that most vintage vehicles were built in an era where asbestos was commonly used.I wasn't able to find any official or non official information about the extent of asbestos use in this car but it's fair to assume that at least the breaks and clutch were made out of it.How can i know which part is asbestos? how can i safely (if possible) remove it and replace it to be able to drive it daily without risk?
>>2956191your are probably more at risk removing the abestos than leaving it aloneits been there for 80+ yearsbut if you start to remove it, you will make particles and that is the unsafe partdont snort lines on the brakes or clutchnow, if the clutch is releasing clouds of dust at each speed changes inside the car, sure, go ahead and remove itas for identification, go see a specialized auto shopim thinking you are a frog, so find a collector focused shop, maybe contact la fabrique auto, they should know better than this moldovan pastries recipes forum
>>2956191I personally wouldn't worry about it at all.It's not like it's ebola aids, you only have one car with some in it maybe, you are not mining asbestos for 40 years. It was used for clutch and brakes mostly, some gaskets too. If the car has been driven, these will already be replaced with modern ones.If it works, don't mess with it, asbestos is not harmful until you start fucking with it.It's also GOAT material, it's a shame it was banned instead of figuring out safer ways to work with it.
Why are battery main switches made of steel and not copper or brass? In this picture, those are just washers, not contact pads. You're supposed to screw your cable terminal between the two nuts, so the bolt itself is the conductor.
>>2952133Do not buy the chinkshit anon. I had a cheap one where the rivets were so bad the top plastic part soft as fuck too couldn't hold the bar inside and the contact was very weak as in dangerous and it arced inside, destroying the soft "copper" bar that pivots to make contact.
>>2952133Copper is weak AFNo reason to have an insecure connection for 0.1% increased conductivity
>>2954791yo, one missthread on a copper and it is now a unique thread spacing.
>>2952133the bolt is so big that it is not going to add any resistance to the circuit anyway. the contact mechanism inside is probably copper.
>>2952133https://www.bluesea.com/resources/108/Electrical_Conductivity_of_Materialstheres a misconception that just because a bolt it yellow metal its a better conductor. bronze is tough and corrosion resistant but a dogshit electrical element
Wally World is doing their summer end clearance on outdoor stuff, go stock up now for next spring/summer brosAlso got a stack of mower blades that fit my mower for $3 apiece
Nice try phag….
>>2955507Pee and sh faster
>>2955507That's literally just when the sticker was put on
>>2955313Noice.I got some Fiskar’s gardening stuff for dirt cheap a few years ago with the end of summer clearance there. Loppers for like 75% off and some nice pruning shears for super cheap. Also stocked up on Sta-Bil and 2smoke oil even though I no longer run any 2-stroke motors.
>>2955313I'm no man to tell you how to spend your money but you should have bought reinforced nylon trimmer line instead. They cost a little bit more but make up for it in raw durability.Pair them with an aluminum trimmer head and you're golden.
Managed to save a CPV4/8 vacuum pump from a junk pile at work today and got it running. Rotary vane compressor, holds -0.93 bar even after I turn the motor off.Not gonna sell it. What's some cool shit I can do with it?
Cook graphene at home.
>>2955545>DIY Vacuum chamber for telescope mirror coating or>High power penis extenderWhich way wh*the man?P.s. I've heard ppl die from penis aneurysms and the whole size thing is overrated, sans the case of micropenis.
Well, if I had one, I would like to marry the idea of a homopolar motor and a vacuum tube. Instead of a conductive disc, rotating in a magnetic field the vacuum tube is corotated with a magnet.
>>2955940explain
mechanical jelquing machine
