>>2969587
Wake on LAN device
On body computer
Slim wireless music control system
Torch v2.0
Battery profiler
LiFePO BMS
WiFi Dimmer
Audio Calibrator
Real-time water temperature predictor
FreeCAD phone rotation utility
USB Isolator
High end microphone
Wireless aggregator
Gamepad
PCIe x16 to x4 riser system with USB-C
Solar charger/power supply/power playground
Ultra wideband transmitter
Cheap WSPR beacon
Learn Oscillator design
3D printable Mould for telescoping ppy
SFX PC design
Wake on Lan device
mATX mobo, ATX PSU, sheet metal construction
AI based content writer
Super resilient RF transmitter
Super USB hub
Should have Raspi Pico, ESP32, UART
Custom calculator
Thermal Camera
Water logger motion edition
SBS1.1 compatible battery
Super programmer
Black magic probe firmware custom
Voltage sensing and output
ADC sensing
Super powerful horn for annoying drivers


Yup quite a lot of them

>>2969587
Almost every single project...

More of a time to do it issue than overcoming the thought of doing it though. I have about ten thousand projects that all need to be done. I'll be dead before they are all finished.

>>2969594
Time and money.

>>2969601
Seriously just time for me. I already have the equipment and tools to do basically anything I would ever want to, just wish the days were 4x longer or I had less daily stuff to take care of. The daily chores eat up a ton of my time, but is also the reason that money isn't really an issue... Always some catch 22 isn't it!

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>>2969587
Building a plywood boat. I want to make a tiny one but the biggest issue is that I don't have the space.
I really want to start with the smallest simplest thing possible just to get a better understanding but even that is challenging when you don't have a nice shed or at least a sizeable outdoor space.
Maybe this year I can move to a place with a bit of a yard at least.

>>2969601
Depression.

>>2969587
>finding the leak in my irrigation system.
>fixing the creaking floor boards in my kitchen. I have to crawl under it to do it.
>The the 1940's RCA 45 record player I made the mistake of fully taking apart.
>Replacing the display in my cambridge soundworks radio after I had previously replaced the LED's in it. Its a giant pain in the ass to get to.
>finding someone to fix the paint job on my truck. last time I tried no one returned my emails, online requests, or phone calls.
>controlling my chiliean mesquite tree. pro tip if you have one; never water them.
>being the person everyone I know relies on when the chips are down and shit hits the fan. It's exhausting.
>any phone call from my brothers.

>>2969587
Cleaning up my workshop. I know that realistically it's just few hours of effective cleaning and I would have nice clean workshop. But I just can't get started on it and I always find something "more important" to do when I would have time to do it.

>>2969587
We spent two years dealing with a busted net wrap feed roller on our round baler fucking up our net wrap and making us stop and fix it every 5th or 6th bale because we were afraid of tearing into the baler, those things are complicated. Once we decided to do it, it took less than an hour and worked perfectly after that. Lmao.

>>2969793
the best way to do it is one part at a time, don't think about cleaning it all just put aay one tool, then sort the drill btis, then put those bolts away, then put the hand tools back, then the crap metal in one box instead of all over the bench, same for scrap wood, etc etc untill it is done.
i do my projects like this now, one step at a time, around work.
>>2969823
it happens so often, do not struggle, just get in there. in the same vein, i just fixed two extractor fans at work, they were going to spend over a grand getting new ones. one of them just needed a new fuse and some glue, the other just worked when i re-assembled it despite doing nothing to it.

>>2969587
Hanging drywall in my already framed basement.

It’s moreso the thought of having to ask someone for help, because i have neither a van nor a truck, then i need to bring the drywall downstairs.

Probably would take a literal day max, i just keep finding other things to do.

>>2969587
I'm dealing with this right now- I'm going to pick up a 36" TV on Sunday, so I need something to put it on, I've decided to use a dresser from upstairs but getting that fucking thing down here by myself is proving to be a mess simply in terms of making the space for it, let alone actually bringing it down here.
Oh, and it's a CRT, so it's going to weigh like 200 pounds. Half as much as me, but still, that's a lot.

>>2969587
Cleaning the basement. For some reason the washed beton really puts me off.

My shit forever project is a 72in fire table that I've been trying to make from scratch for 3 years now. At this point I hate working on it. It's about 70% done and looks nice but I have no idea how to finish it and I want to throw it away and reclaim my space. It'll probably just fucking explode when I finally hook up the propane because I know nothing about making sure it's safe.

>>2969587
Analog PID controller
High voltage PSU
Electrostatic dust separator

make motorcycle safe again, it has been years

Getting blurry still images off STM32 + shitty-ass camera
Using a pair of microcontrollers to make a Modbus/CAN device bus
3D printed robotic arm and conveyor belt
Wide voltage range switched mode power supply

>>2970101
livestream it

>>2969587
finishing my car
starting on my truck
finishing my bike
finishing my bike
finishing my bike
doing the backyard
doing the garage doors
building an outrigger canoe
paddling the outrigger canoe to a nearby island

>>2969608
These are longer, but they are also more slim. idk if that might fit your storage situation better.
https://archive.org/details/Building_Outrigger_Sailing_Canoes_Modern_Construction_Methods_for_Three_Fast_Bea/page/n5/mode/2up

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>>2969587
Learning how to do just about anything, sure i'd like to do allsorts, I just have no idea where to ever begin or what to aim for.

>Woodworking
>Machining
>Welding

You get the picture. Some weird desire to do/be good at something, just no clue where to go.

>>2969587
Any of my gardening. Now that I have a infant goober to watch, I have 0 alone time. It's tiring and awful.

>>2969587
>get to 71% completion
>assemble to check functionality
>works good enough
>begin using it
>never pull it back down to do final touches
literally 95% of the shit i make. probably has something to do with being raised in a barn

>>2969589
You know Wake on LAN is just a single line of code right? To call that a “project” devalues the word. You seem to be making a mountain out of a molehill.

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>>2971103
>You know Wake on LAN is just a single line of code right? To call that a “project” devalues the word. You seem to be making a mountain out of a molehill.
It's actually an ESP based device with a LAN8720 and an Ethernet port so that it can connect to wifi and my PC through the RJ45 port simultaneously and send a single frame to wake up my non networked PC when I tell it to, using it's ip address
Ive designed the PC board and got it manufactured but i realised i don't need this device as much as i thought so i never assembled it

>>2971020
>Any of my gardening. Now that I have a infant goober to watch, I have 0 alone time. It's tiring and awful.
You managed to marry a woman and started a family with her
Yeah...none of my DIY achievements can top this, ever

>>2971018
Thanks for the suggestion, outriggers and proa-like boats are interesting, not sure if it's necessarily easier to store but they look like fun boats and not terribly complicated to construct.

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>>2971104
Why ? Is it an antenna ? If so why is it so close to other traces ?

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>>2971019
Start with woodworking, it's the basics of mechanics. Wood is inexpensive and forgiving compared to metalwork, many mechanical geniuses started out with wood and early machinery was always mostly made of wood.

Look into Mathias Wandel's stuff, he's really good and doesn't use fancy tools or techniques.

>>2969587
I have a hand powered benchtop metal planer I really want to put back to work but it just takes so much time and I have so much other stuff to do.

>>2971127
It's not an antenna, it's the ethernet port. For 10/100BASE-T the ethernet lines must be 100Ω differential matched. Skew matching is not very necessary but i did it anyway
But what's the point, the components and the boards are lying in my closet. I have no will to build this device

>>2971134
Cheers anon.

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>>2971134
>picel
this looks like an msc sales flyer cover pic circa ye olde times. the painter doesnt have a clue so they do obvious bullshit that anybody in the know will spot

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>>2973624
ayo that nigga is boring right there he is borin
I am too a huge metal fan

>>2969589
>On body computer
They make jogging armbands for your smartphone now.

Trying to figure out how to level my desk and pc chair because the foundation of my house is sloped.

>>2969587
pedal and flywheel driven reciprocating (sex) machine
for bonus points: only natural materials and no tools to start out with

>>2973941
So it'll be a bicycle that fucks you in the arse?

>>2973944
if that's how (You) spend the day's last energy following ww3 as the last mammal around no one's gonna judge you
could also stick a dead beaver on the end and enjoy the freedom