To pump oil from my backyard, according to the investors and archeologists i have an oil pool that can produce 4200 bopd’s a day. Estimated 126 million MCF / MMCF.
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>>3005247>is OP that Lambright tard?lambright definitely doesn't have oil on his land money
>>3004630dont forget the oil is 20km deep and the pump is actually on a wifi socket and he only pumps at night when the oil is the coldest and densenst
>>3005306RIP to his fat ass - I can't believe he didn't go to the hospitalAnyway, about your oil OP- you need to taste approximately 1fl/oz to determine if your oil is 'crude' or if it's (rare) 'naturally refined'
>300566тpиweek b8 wayne
post your tractors
>>3004216>pretty much trashedplenty of room up on top for a garbage freight genset and a scamazon 120v mini split ac unit
>>3004189You shut up, tractor fucker.You're going to burn your dick off.
>>3003277Tom Venables, the original ultra-chad.
>>2944888www.youtube.com/@Steven-yw4bmvintage aryan tractor ad vids are pretty kinoespecially the ones with granpa hanss hussy granddaughter marianne
>>3005597where can i find nazifarmer gf in spurdoland?
>I want my home to look like a McDonald's
>>3002245>what if we let them in, we just segregate them?That's how America got in the mess it's in today.
>>3002835Who said anything about keeping them? They work in the mines until they die, then their skeleton is used to reinforce the catacombs.
>>3002240You guys got the same shit going on over there?Can't choose who you (don't) do business with?Thats sort of quintessential for a contract.
>>3002871I keep trying to explain it to the zoomies. They seem to think globalism is the same thing as capitalism. Globalism is international monopolistic fascism infused with faggotry and lots of niggers.
kek
Considering that solar panels are basically big pieces of glass, how would you design a roof to take advantage of them?I'll make a small house soon and need ideas.I've thought the following additional considerations:- as far as I know, solar panels aren't made of standard sizes, so that's kinda problematic in the sense that any layout won't be "future proof"- to maximize radiation, one would either need to check some solar calculator for the most optimal angle OR, if possible, make it so the panels be lifted to have variable (vertical) angles- ideally, a roof will keep the house warm during winter and cool during summer- needs ways to prevent leaks- shouldn't break during hailstorms, strong winds, earthquakes, ...What else would you add?
>>3003495>44.5"×69.5">so 400W panels, correct?they are 445w each x10 on that string. we have another array of older panels, they are smaller 40×66" and lower wattage. >choose your inverter and general system needs now>are growatt inverters good enough? the guide (https://rentry.co/solarshit) says they are cheap but have some quality issues.I dont have a lot of experience with other brands. I would say check out Will Prowse and go off of his reccomendations. if he endorses it you can bet on it. if he gives it a thumbs down (eg: battle born batt) avoid it like the plague.>dont cheap out on panenels, they are inexpensive anyway relative to system>why?cheap (low quality not just inexpensive) panels do not have hail impact resistance that you specifically mentioned. if they do claim it, you will be sorely disappointed if tested. bad cells and shorts are common on low tier panels. water infiltration is common on budget-grade. you will also find many cheap panels do not meet their claimed output and parameters (VOC, wattage, Ampacity, etc)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3003501>Guide was largely written 2 years ago so some brand/model specifics may no longer be accurate, but growatt is still more crap than notI see>To decide inverter, you must decide if you want batteries, and if you want batteries, whether it's gonna be HV or LV. Plus whether you want UPSoh, I know this.>DeyeI've read lots of good reviews about Deye, but I can't find prices for the brand in my country. FFS>If you don't want batteries or want HV, then the usual GoodWeinteresting. HV inverters should be a bit cheaper, right?>Most panels install on 2 rails/4 points in the 400-500W range. 600+ is better on 3 railsthanks for letting me know, this is something I had no idea aboutComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3003475>>3003500>>shouldn't break during hailstorms, strong winds, earthquakes>Yeah no shit, but that has nothing to do with solar, that's the roof>>3003517>you know that most of this has already been solved right?OP here. btw, this thread was more about info on stuff I need to know regarding the construction itself. say, how to make the panels compatible. like, I'm thinking of using corrugated metall sheet and then covering the roof with solar panels. do I have to take some considerations with the rails?hell, maybe even ideas to build something non-conventional. things like the design and materials. maybe even *only* using solar panels (would that be stupid?).I know how to design (as in, what components I need, their purposes and compatibilities) a basic solar PV system (it's basically connect the dots regarding energy and power), though I'm far from expert on the topic, and I haven't diy (implemented) a system on itself..
>>3003565If 600W panels are cheaper, then check how much rails cost. If you do a diy install for the panels, it can be cheaper since rails aren't necessarily very expensive. There are many types, usually the more expensive ones are faster to assemble, but differences aren't huge. >HVHV saves you money on the inverter and cabling, which you then must pay off on the battery. >ProwseProwse is usually fair, at least he's as good as it gets. He mostly has older videos on Growatt. If you're on a budget, it's okay. EG4 has LV hybrid inverters similar to Deye in functionality, categorically they are also roughly the same as Deye. >>3003566>how to make the panels compatiblePanels are made to be compatible with any common roof type through rails designed for specific types. Really the only consideration is azimuth and angle. >roof only solar panelsIf it's a carport or shed it's perfectly viable. For any building you plan to live in, obviously not. Solar panels are not roofing material. Water isolation and heat isolation are bad, you generally want at least some access to the rear side of panels. There exist solar tiles that work as real tiles, like ones from Tesla, and they are very expensive.
>>3003478>poly. er derived ceramic materialare you braindead or something?
Wat a girl do.
>>3004687Keep the feet apart more In case you miss you don't put the ax in the leg.
Sex with homesteading tomboys
>>3005551>tomboys hot in photos but irl unkempt, stinky assed, untrimmed etc. a case of never meet ur heroes
>>3005559>untrimmedyou have to be 18 to post here
>>3005559dude you ever go to festivals?
Sleep deprived, about to impulse buy this off marketplace... this is totally worth it right? Am I better off holding out & looking for better bargains over time?
>>3005485They are 100% ripping you off. I think at this price you won't even get garbage items but you'll be shipped a brick or something. 3x300W flex solar panels are like $150-200 value at lowest (or they are foldable, still at least $200) while real flex solar tends to be at least $100 a piece. Any ultra shitty inverter for 12V is like $100, maybe $50 if they really push their luck. Batteries are VERY far out of normal price range. The 100A charge controller is probably the usual $20 housefire one. I'm thinking for this money you could get a very bad 500-1000W car inverter, 3x50-100W flex solar panels, the usual housefire charge controller, and 2x 200Ah lead acid batteries or D grade/used LFP with no/extremely bad BMS. The inverter with the specs they listed is impossible at the price point and would be dangerous if it was. However it probably just has 6000W written on the label and it burns out at 1000W-1500W.
or its hotpeople steal solar stuff from the city here all the time but its foggy and useless lmao so its always selling cheap
6kW at 12V is already absolutely retarded, we are talking about 500A current draw, all decent systems use 48V above 3kW900W of solar panels means that you'll rarely get more than 700W on most days and it will be absolutely useless in winter monthscheap LifePO4 will have bad cells with high internal resistance which means you'll only get a fraction of the current, probably less than 30A100A for 3 shitty panels is absolutely overkill and probably fakeNothing good about this
>>3005501The 6kW 12V inverter is the major red flag. Even if it's stolen they clearly stole some absolute garbage stuff. If the LFP were legit it'd be worth it just for that but they most certainly aren't, and a shit LFP is worth less than nothing because it can be dangerous.
>>3005485Just ask for photos.
I no longer believe the Vaughan 23oz is the best general-purpose hammer. I prefer the Vaughan 19oz straight handle smooth face. This is now the correct opinion of hammers.As you were.Puzzle-test error: There is no object, only an image.
>>3004418big fuckoff face with a manageable weight
>>3004511The perfect white woman.
this is my hammer
16oz estwing is the only hammer a man should ever need
Planning a shelf build and need help with hinges. Looking for>Soft-Close>Concealed>Compact>European>Overlay>Face Frame>Preferred Black or Onyx BlackEverything I search keeps feeding me inset or some other random bullshit I'm not looking for. Width of door frame can be adjusted so I can live without compact. But overlay and face frame is a must for felt strip lining to dust-proof the display area. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Also, my thread now too.AMA kek
>>3005141I drew up plans for face framing that gives a standard 1 1/2" that also gives 3 1/4 inches for areas where doors will be meeting on the same framing. Overlay is negotiable but I do need enough width/distance for glass paneling with standard 3/8 rabbet depth.>cataloguesDid finds this website from a video during my research.https://www.woodworkerexpress.com/cabinet-hinges-compact/I started here but the lack of screws included was annoying so I started looking around elsewhere.>>3005147Most impressive. Onyx was just a preference. It would stand out when opened with the rest of the hardware being black to match items on the desk below, but it's fine.>same hinge no matter who sells itPretty helpful to know. I think we can expect this across most brands now>anyone replacing old hingesThe website I dropped below proclaims a free hinge matching service if that is a resource you would like to share with others.>search '1/2 overlay'I can try that again after another look through the website. The results just don't understand keywords or something because it'll explicitly serve me 'inset, not for face framing' results just because I put 'face frame hinges' as part of the query. These engines have clearly been lobotomized.>>3005148Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3005161Engines lobotomized to keep you from finding me basically. I don't doxx online, especially for a small sale, lol.But I sell some items to the company you mentioned above.Before all the rigging in search I had 3000 google "hits" a day. Now I'm at 300 (15 years later) and all traffic is served to those who pay for it even in "organic".Most places will help you if you call. I think WWX there has a guy even. I'm the guy at my place, haha. Hinges fuck people up.Screws included is always an annoyance because a place like you mentioned, as well as me, are supply shops with their own boxes of 25,000 #5 screws. Something like that.They all take #5 screws and probably sell a pack on their site.Use the keyword "compact" every time I'd say.Protip again. Another thing Google stole from me (1500 image results a day). Search through images and click through from there. You can ID with your eyes and then go to the landing page.
>>3005147Oh great God of hinges, I entrust myself to You, asking You to suggest what type of hinges I should use for the doors of a small van. I would prefer screw-on ones because the material is very thin and my vertical welding technique is terrible. I love You
>>3005134>>Preferred Black or Onyx BlackI don't see why you're having a problem finding what you need other than preferring them in black.Build your cabinet, pick your hinges, then cut your doors to fit. It's just simple math, just add 1/8th for clearance and seams where you need to.
I need to make huge, heavy, *SOUND BLOCKING* (there's a train right outside...) curtains for these windows. 55" TV for scale.Rate my plan please:>Ordered 40 yards of 480gsm wool melton as the main fabric>Ordered 40 yards of cotton flannel as a backer>Purchased a vintage Singer 201-2 sewing machine (electric, walking food, heavy duty)>Going to just fold the melton around the cotton and stitch 15x5 rectangular panels with a rod pocket in the top or maybe just fabric loops unsure>Going to use tension cable or black gas pipe for the rod unsure>Either in front or behind the pillars not sure yet (there's a ~5" gap between them and the brick), third option is fit to the window frames showing all of the brick, again unsureAI wanted me to add a third layer of fabric in the middle (cotton bump or mass loaded vinyl) and use buckran and pleat tape and add corner weights and shit but I figured that was all excessive.Thoughts? Recommendations? I've never made anything from scratch out of fabric before.
you should be worried about all the studies that tie sleeping in loud environments to health issues. like an unignorably massive pile of them
>>3001494Your ambition is admirable, but ...>>3001980>Curtains are a jokeThisOP, there is no fucking way curtains are going to make an appreciable difference.The ONLY reasonable way to block your train sound is to make a sound proof, isolated, airtight, room-within-a-room resting on rubber isolators or other dampers.I build a soundproof room and it cost me a few thousand bucks.
>>3005448not OP but I'm trying to move because I live next to a busy road and it's literally killing me
>>3001420>Thoughts?It's going to do fuck all.
>>3005455>I build a soundproof room and it cost me a few thousand bucks.A room within a room build for a few thousand is pretty impressive. How large? Just wood construction and a ton of drywall on every surface?
Working on my house which was built in 1910. Not sure if this is original to the house or not but i'd like to replace it since i'm doing a lot of work to this wall anyways. I'm assuming i'd have to make the hole smaller since its 14 inches by 11 inches and that's not a size they make. Any tips on how to go about converting this to a modern size? It's 1 of 2 of this style vent left in the house. The other is in the front bedroom which is the next room on the rehab list.
Dude I live in a 106 year old house. What I did was buy a cheap sandblaster from harbor freight and take them off the wall sand blast the paint off and paint them with hammered black rustoleum spray paint they look decent compared to the 8 layers of paint that were on them before.
My house was built in 1904. I've been slowly going around and refurbing it. For old hardware like that, I also vote you take take it off and strip the paint. I've used a wirewheel on smaller pieces and a sand blaster on larger pieces. The other option is liquid paint stripper, but I spent a summer stripping a boat as a teen and can't bear to use it again..
>>3004600>I also worry my kids will won't to stick fingers or other gross things into these rather large holes.
>>3004600That home depot one looks like shit. If you just wanted to slop and drop why did you make a thread for this? Referb the grate or fuck off and use the stupid questions general next time.
Anon, that does not appear to be a cold air return since it has the adjustment.
In /rcg/ we discuss anything & everything remote controlled - multirotors, fixed wing, cars, rovers, helis, boats, submarines, battlebots, lawnmowers, etc.>How do I get started with racing drones?https://oscarliang.com/mini-quad-racing-guide/https://www.fpvknowitall.com/ultimate-fpv-shopping-list/> How to build a racing drone (16 part video series from Joshua Bardwell)https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwoDb7WF6c8mWARrcxtX_G6yytK7QFHID>What about planes?https://www.flitetest.com/>What about aerial photography, is DIY viable?Buy a DJI if what you actually want is to take good photos/videos, go DIY if what you actually want is a fun project.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3005221Revived the receiver by buying a usb to uart dongle and reflashing, couldnt reflash through the flight controller for some reason.already bought a replacement thinking it was bricked for life lmao
>>3005205Everyone thinks their smartphone is the answer to everything. Truth is, they're gutless little computers that are designed first and foremost to harvest data and push marketing. We don't use goggles because we're trying to look cool.
>>3005344It's a small bright screen with a battery, what more could you ask?
>>3005348A direct display input so the latency doesn't suck ass.
>>3005344I use goggles because I'm trying to look cool.
I want to place a 80x30x45cm fishtank (150kg tops) on a 3.8mm 80cm deep 38mm worktop supported by ikea alex drawer and ikea solid leg (due to 22cm overhang on back). Ai keeps telling me that will cause a micro bend and shatter the glass. Is this true? 2h ago he was telling me how its perfectly fine
>>3002362just decorate with something other than a fish tank, it will be a pain in the ass to move it in 7 months anyway
>>3002656Based AIfu enjoyer
>>3002891It is 7 months. bruh living is hard ull die in 60-80 years anyway, just kys now :^)
the real question is why isn't the aquarium strong enough to bear the weight of the water it's also better for the fishes to be left at the pond or the lake
>>3002412haha retard cucked himself on tank size instead of doing testing first, and his fish are literally going to have a worse quality of lifeI swear to got europeans are all beyond saving, a fucking thread died for THIS>>3002375see this toxic person and their safety goading, the idea of living in fear and not just putting weight on the god damn thing and seeing how much it will really hold. also for FUCKS SAKE we are on /diy/ you gorrilla nigger faggot, if the ikea drawers are made from real mdf or plywood they will be more than strong enough, maybe OP would need to add some screws and or glue instead of trusting dry pegs, and even them, just adding some extra bracing on the outside with $5 of 1x2 would instantly double the load capacityabsolutely terrible thread and terrible people
Winter Is Coming Anon. Are you ready? The time for Lumberjack Testosterone is upon us.How many cords will you burn? Do you buy or buck? Show us what you are working with: Splitters, Chainsaws, Axes, Mauls, & Saws. What are you cutting? What are you burning? Where & how are you sourcing? What are you burning in; make, model, year?
>>3005045I would add a slide-hammer type deal on top to slam down on the wood instead of having to use a sledgehammer
why not a fan to blow on stove?
I bought a Makita corded 120v electric saw to cut rounds in my shed/driveway, it's working great. I'm keeping my gas saws of course, but the electric one is so much more handy for work near/in the buildings.If you live near a city or similar and have to scavenge for wood or don't have a woodlot, call up tree services and tell them that you'd take logs and/or chips, and at least here in the Midwest they'll drop a dual axle dump trailer right in your driveway of whatever a nearby job produced. Not always the best wood but it always burns. I just finished splitting and stacking a cord and a half of oak and I'm working on another cord or two of maple. They dumped two huge loads of wood chips which we use to mulch heavily around our fruit trees. We planted them in orchard rows and mulch the whole row deep and wide, the free mulch works great and the top layers will be decomposing as the bottom layers a few years from now, helping with moisture and providing nutrients. If shit hits and I need to triple our garden space, I can quickly pull back the mulch and plant right in the now-compost underneath.Most tree services around here would rather not haul too far away or (God forbid) have to pay to dump it, so with a few calls and a low time preference you can get trees brought to you instead of having to get them yourself!
>>3005345I stumbled upon this silliness a year or two ago.https://getchipdrop.com/
too soon but i was supposed to build a compact oil burner forgot about that
why aren't the studs full height, with plates then little studs on top.IIRC that is a "hinge wall" and illegal. If it needs fire-blocking you add FBs, which would make the wall stronger, not weaker, and be easier than adding top studs.Never seen the wide spaced already spindly trusses with that sort of ceiling backing, but I guess it could work. Might the attic easy to make into semi-usable 4ft or WTF spaces accessed from lots of ceiling hatches.what else you guys see? What sort of insulation does the roof get?
>>3004501My shop/office uses trusses that span probably 10' more than those and there are no issues, it's been standing for 25+ years. As long as you use strapping to tie your trusses to the beams and through bolt the beams to the poles there is no problem.
>>3003911you dumb fuck. im 99% sure most posters and the OP arent even looking at this picture correctly. The trusses are as conventional as can be. there's gonna be a finished ceiling installed on the 2x's running laterally tying them all together, but the trusses themselves run from the top left to the bottom right of the picture one layer behind all the lateral horizontal stringers that have all of you confused and are conventional as hell.i really do shit on you specifically, because you say >exterior walls>WALLSbeing pedantic, you can only see a small section of one that has any load- the back wall with the window, and thats obviously not what draws your eye or what i or anyone else was referring to nor what confused the OP. You're the retard. Theres load on that, and from the studs to the header to the trusses on that, there's not a damn thing that's not budget as hell, and conventional as hell. basically your run of the mill rubber stamped w the engineers plans pole barn.You all are fucking retards wasting space to the nth degreego build something. anything. jerk off. neck yourselvesbut lurk moar before making threads like thisComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3003747found the spic!
>>3005248You can be the best post framer in the world, but your barndominiums are only going to get you 25 bucks an hour. Stacy 20 something will have her wedding party there then forget about it.
>>3005328are you somehow thinking i'm involved with this project just because at first glance I see how fucking retarded you people are?cute. i dont think this is a wedding venue at all. i think that makes you look very, very dumb. what the fuck you people.
Last Thread: >>2997103 Does the calibration ever end? 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.
>>3006352Yeah I think I'll use that next time. But for now it appears like 0.1 is still good. It was already set to 0.1, but I've been doing some tuning and wanted to make sure.
>>3005450>>3005960Just saw a youtube video where a guy jb-welded some fine metal mesh on either end of aluminium tubing, making for a desiccant container that air can flow through, and is usable in an oven. But then someone in the comments mentioned tea strainers, from which I found seasoning mesh baskets for 8USD on alibay, pic related. Being able to open the vessel and spread the desiccant out on a tray would make them dry a lot faster, though I could also potentially use a fan and heating element to quickly blast hot air through such a container without needing to open it. And I could feasibly clamp one of these atop a fan inside a dry box just with elastic straps that hook onto the eyelets. I hear PU rubber bands/cords don't creep over time like latex or nitrile might. Or metal springs.The only problem is the holes on the side, preventing me from stacking multiple containers and reducing the amount of desiccant that sees the full fan airflow. But that's pretty easy to fix with 3D printed couplers and something like paper or foil blocking the side holes from inside or from outside.
>>3006438that looks awfully small, you're going through a lot of effort when you could just print the fuckin mesh.
>>3006443They make them in all sorts of sizes, I'm looking at ones in the ~7-9mm diameter range, since I'm using a 90mm PC fan.I think it's worth the hassle if it means oven-proof containers.
when's the next slew of bambu releases expected? like p3s and suchmid 2027?
