hey /diy/ post your quick & dirty stuff.heres mine:Balcony door AC adapter. Build from cardboard, hot glue and sweat.I borrowed an AC for the weekend from where I work. for it being temporary I don't feel the need to build something durable. but the heat is awful, so it must go quick.pic 1/5
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pic 5/5i will tape the gap between door and adapter
I dont bother sealing anymore. Fuck these retarded euro windows Cant even get window ACs here. I just rotate the AC so it cools the tiny area where I sit.
>>2826553oh man, must suck living under the roof. as quick fix just use a rescue blanket and some tape to seal the gaps
>>2826545If it works, heck yeah. The shitty sliding plastic panels that come with the portable AC units always needs some duct tape or other modification to get a 70%+ seal.Have a pic of an air filter I pulled from my mom’s car recently.
>>2826608>The shitty sliding plastic panelsthey're called curtains>always needs some duct tapeor you could not be a nigger and just use removable caulk like DAP 18354 you retarded trip fag
>>2826545Grandpa was (never) going to turn his 200sq ft office into an apartment so he out this set of kitchen cabinets up there. i nailed together a catwalk out to this shelf to push it out of the room and throw it down (working alone). 1/?
>>28273362/5, pushed it out
>>28273383/5, I imagine they had to have moved it up there this way.
>>28273394/5, gravity assist
>>28273415/5, cleaned up and catwalk taken down, it was probably 2-3hrs total.
>>2826612Yea bruh, let’s get some silicone and semi-perma seal the AC duct on the portable AC unit whose purpose is to give you a cool room for 3 days until the real AC gets fixed. Also you don’t always have the option to put it in a window or door that’s not going to be used. I’m not trying to re-caulk the thing every time I have to let the dog out the sliding back door.
>>2827341All that stuff, you neeeeed it. The muddy water damaged CRT, the old Colman's box, the broken cabinet, the folgers cans on the stars, all of it are needed.
>>2827341>>2827343deleting the catwalk is a nice job. but why did you demolish the kitchen thing? by cutting it you could have used it as workbench with compartment
>>2828555i cropped out the rest of the shop, but as>>2828354points out I just have too much shit. I already have workbenches, have other shit that's worth working on, but it's buried under all of this dumb shit like kitchen cabinets.i probably would have donated them or something but I couldn't get them down the stairs alone, hence >>2827341.
>>2827343you could've disassemble it into flat pieces and take it out for less time than thatI don't know why some people put extra effort in essentially breaking shit and making a mess, like fucking children with a pocket full of firecrackers
>>2827341You would be a fool to get rid of that CRT.
