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eBay. But make sure do a little research so you don't get scammed because it looks like those are worth quite a bit of money (I mean a few average yearly salaries!)! Maybe you could even arrange local pickup.I have no idea where you're located, but from D35m's comment below, you're from Austrailia? If you aren't too far from him, I would contact Dave Jones from the EEVblog on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EEVblog/about his email is at the bottom of the page. He loves going through old workshops and buying a ton of junk, he has a few videos on it too...Or were you referring to Bangladesh the (obvious) country, I thought for a second there was a city in Au called Bangladesh... Whatever...

Perhaps too accurate... She PM'd me, I clicked and risked virusifying (now it's a word) my computer but clicked off because there were too many questions... If she was a long-time member it would probably be different, though...

Try a sharp razor like knife and scrape it off

Check out Shapeways, a 3D printing service that ships to your door!You can even print metals!

See this

From 1:19, it was supposed to embed with a code that makes it starts then...

If you need help repairing your mouse and don't want to mess with insides of the actual button switch, you can replace it instead! If you need any help with that I just made a video on the process:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL_lXdbJtO0Let me know if you need any help!

The button probably failed, and needs to be replaced Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL_lXdbJtO0

If you need a large heat sink, look for a stereo player, they tend to have pretty big heat sinks! Also some desktop computer CPU coolers.

Good point. Don't trust that you'll remember they exist when they spin so fast you might not even see them! Something might happen on the lathe that could make you jump back by instinct, and off goes a finger!

Is it the same if you click on the Pinterest logo at the bottom of any picture of an I'ble, and if you use the Pin extension button thing?

No experience, only a bit of knowledge.If it isn't black PLA, and not in the sun, why would the low melting temp be an issue? It's not like wax, it's still hard plastic...

Do some research, I have no experience working with concrete but I've heard pretty bad things about the humidity inside concrete causing it to explode or crack...

Do you have any constructive criticism?

Yes please!

Did you try using the force?

Super helpful, thanks!

What grit of stone do you use?

Did your tattoo grow back the same after being angle grinder'd? Just wondering :)

You could probably also cover the stainless steel with some thin MDF/masonite board (that can be scavenged off of the back of an old cabinet) to protect it from welding splatter to save time when buffing, no?Sorry if you covered it and I missed it (no pun intended).

I first thought it was solder or some type of soft metal that was cut (once), bent and inserted into the bottle holes, and then bent back and brazed. I think it might be even better if you left it in water for a week and let the ring rust completely. Then it might be less obvious to people that it was cut and welded (not saying that it's obvious, just harder to guess)Also put a bit of tape on the bottle opening and then you don't have to clean it! :)I like these impossible projects!

Did you contact the seller to receive your money back/ discount/ sending it back?Here's another idea: search for one to 3d print on Thingiverse and use a 3d pritnting service to print it and mail it straight to your house.

Here's another idea: you know how there some type of material on the inside of car brake pads, that makes them squeak like crazy so you know to replace them immediately?That could also be added, so the lock makes that horrible high pitched sound if a theif tries to cut it with an angle grinder too!

Agreed!

Oops missed this one.Then it must be a perfectly engineered material instead!

Oh, the plywood ones. See this: https://www.google.com/search?q=spool+projects&saf...or this for maybe more ideas?https://www.google.com/search?q=washing+machine+dr...

Thanks for the update!!

The spool? A belt sander!

Can you try making it with silicone adhesive? If not, try Sugru or Oogoo which is a homemade alternative. I think it'll be better.

I've been trying to think of a method for storing bits on my small drill that I put in my backpack: https://chinacoupon.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/1...It needs to hold bits tightly and not interfere with normal usage. If anyone has any idea that would be great!Also if you're afraid of harming your drill with the magnets, you can use aluminum C-channel if you have any laying around.

Watch out while buying capacitors on eBay!: https://twitter.com/KatsuroKurosaki/status/8811844...

The IKEA site is broken so I can't link it, but I just want to let you know you can also use a $5 pot/pan riser (for a kitchen table... whatever it's called).I bought one to turn it into a scissor lamp a while back.

Or screw it upside-down, so you don't see the screws, if they bother you.

Seems like your motor is disconnected from the throttle/controller/battery.We don't know what you did so we can't tell you what you did wrong...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/45-Empty-Bic-Lighters-Lot...https://www.ebay.com/itm/EMPTY-Colorful-Bic-Lighte...Tadaa! :)

Search for the arduino class here on Instructables

I like how that veneer looks!

Hello Sirandofo. How are you doing today?The weather is 70 degrees. Would you like me to turn your cheese grater into a speaker?Have a great day.

Is the impedance the issue?Could you... Use two amplifiers?!

How about building something like a stereo Bluetooth speaker, but putting one speaker at each side of the car, instead of a boombox enclosure?You can get an amplifier for about $10 on eBay, see the on DIY Perks built on Youtube a while back...

Oh, the irony...

Just to let you know the one you linked has almost as many 1 stars as 5 stars, so it probably isn't that good... And why do 2 cost 5x as much as 1 rivet gun?

What are you making?

Perhaps it isn't a bug...

I just received a message from someone whose account was deleted before I was able to reply, yesterday, did they ask for your email (like mine)?

Need a reason to get offended. Need a reason to get offended!Oh, your vise jaws cost as much as my entire vise!

I made an even better one, check out the video!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDGZmSuTRfE

:)Repurpose or repair? Because you can get salvage a bearing or two from the drum, and a large motor, or if you don't need it, take it apart for two more bearings! Probably also a few other things. I haven't taken apart too many washing machines so far.

I edit my videos on my phone so I don't have that option unfortunately...But I think the issue might be that tool many woodworkers and makers have already gone partially deaf from their loud power tools, and don't even hear the volume spikes! Just listen to Walter Sorrells intro! Jack Houweling! Jimmy Diresta!:)

I suppose... You could also put them in the microwave?

A strobe maybe? Or a relay to a louder alarm/siren?

Came here to criticize your wooden vise jaws ...But they're brass! Nice!So how much did the brass cost? And why not use aluminum instead, since it's going to get damaged anyway?

$45 For 18 clamps, wow! I spent $25 on 3 of my store bought ones, and these are probably better. I think I can make these without a welder or at least something similar!

How about another photography contest? If I remember correctly there wasn't one last year...NOT SAYING THIS BECAUSE I HAVE THE AWESOMEST CAMERA RELATED PROJECT EVER!

That's exactly what I was thinking when I made this! Except that I think most jigsaws nowadays are junk that wouldn't work with this. And they would need to come up with a better method for holding the jigsaw because mine slipped out of the vise and came crashing onto the ground :(

I think I tried it once, but I'm not sure it worked. I can't remember.But if you wipe a bit of oil onto the menorah, maybe the wax won't stick to it very well, and then it'll be easy to remove by freezing?

Or get rubber coated work gloves on eBay for $1 and then you can make a mess without stopping every other minute to get a bandaid!

So if I want to tap threads in brass, which I never have, I'll just use Canola oil. Motor oil for steel and aluminum only!BTW do you have any updates regarding the challenge/YT collaboration?

Is there anything wrong with using motor oil for brass/cast iron/aluminum. Because I hate WD40, don't have an air compressor, etc...

My favorite, and only way to tap holes is with drill powered taps - I bought a cheap set a few months ago and find that I use it quite a bit (no pun intended). That way you don't need to mess with finding a proper drill bit or clearing the chips!

How long does the cordless grinder last with it?

Silicone bronze... So you're saying you don't want to be paying $1 or more, PER screw?! ;)

WOW! Do you have anything set up for safety against a fire? That could be catastrophic. Also if you're soldering so many 18650s it should be worth building or buying a spot welder instead of welding because soldering heats up the batteries...

Now that's a REAL live edge!

How about freezing it and then peeling the wax off?

Have you... Ever opened a laptop battery without cutting yourself... At least once?!

You need to be a premium member of the site to be able to download PDFs of Instructables, hope this helps!

Same. I haven't posted anything in months! But I'll be back in a few days, at least on Youtube.I love drills, but I hate drilling! Except for the drill press I just got, now drilling through metal is so easy, it's almost fun! So that's the exception.I actually got a snake cube puzzle but I might have taken it apart because I wanted the wooden cubes.... ;)

Remember you need clean plastic, and many recycled plastic bottles aren't clean enough. Makes more sense to create separate machines, one for creating the filament and the other for printing, the 3D printer...

Also I think iRobots create a map of your floor.

See the new video on MKBHD's channel, the tour of a Tesla factory, I think around the 6 minute mark there was an interesting (huge) robotic vehicle that follows magnetic strips inlaid in the floor!

Have you built one yet? Because I lost mine a few months ago and I'm going to make a new one and was wondering if you came up with any cool ideas.But here's an addition - a rotary encoder! They are so satisfying to turn!

But if they knock... I don't think I'll ever do this, just a thought.And if I ever passed wires through our house, I'd make sure to make it worth the effort by adding a camera!

Where did you buy small LED lights? Can you send me a link? Thank you!

Looks great!

No, there are I'bles on pallet wood cutting boards that I've reported and I don't think they have been removed.But the force being magnified is a good point, maybe you shouldn't make a very long one. I thought the issue was with the bearings though. I just got a small drill press last week so I don't want to make any mistakes too!

I need a doorbell that works similar to this. A light that lights up in my room when people ring our doorbell or knock on our door because if my door is closed and I'm with headphones drilling into steel... That proximity sensor or whatever it is, is a great idea so people don't have to touch it so I get notified. Just get close to the door!

What do you mean? You can't create an account?

I believe you missed the fact that WHAAAAAT YOU MADE CHRIS FROM CLICKSPRING LIKE YOUR INSTAGRAM POST!!!

Aluminum blocks magnetic fields almost completely, right? I wonder if you could find an aluminum container easily somewhere around the house. Maybe for those huge 100s of kilogram magnets. But cardboard is a great idea, I'll have to keep that in mind!

+1!

...Also why did you stop linking to the amazon page of the prizes in the contest page?

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Awesome, you should post an Instructable if you haven't already!I don't think UV and yellowing should be such an issue though, it's not like it's going to be in full sunlight 8 hours a day 365 days a year... I don't think you should worry about it.

I never thought I'd see someone recreate a Clickspring project! Did you send him a picture? You should!

Smart! I thought the knob would disengage from the threaded rod threads under load but looks like it works fine! I would definitely need quite a stiff drill press to make these though.

Why not just use water?

I've also had success using a hacksaw on a really old clamp. But my new bar clamps have bigger grooves and a triangular file might do the trick since they are starting to slip. Thanks for the idea!

Spray paint them?

What exactly is that? Looks awesome. Maybe if you step on it and it get's a lot wear: shoes, sand, dirt, water, you should consider a thin coat of epoxy resin?And don't forget to apply on both sides.