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Squibbles posted:4. I BOUGHT 30 CRATES OF RETURNED TOOLS, LET ME OPEN THEM AGONIZINGLY SLOWLY ON CAMERA AND NOT EVEN TEST IF THEY WORK OR ANYTHING THEN CLAIM I GOT 2x THE VALUE OF WHAT I PAID FOR THE CRATES I loving hate these videos and yet every single time Malecki posts one I end up sitting through the whole thing Usually because I'm on the shitter, I suppose, but still
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Trabant posted:lmao the coward disabled comments: Why would you not just put your drill press on a pedestal?
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~Coxy posted:Why would you not just put your drill press on a pedestal? Why would you not just...make a jig with a hardened bushing and use a hand drill.
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because nobody's sharing the boring videos
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Sockser posted:I loving hate these videos and yet every single time Malecki posts one I end up sitting through the whole thing I saw that he had a black rifle coffee company flag up and decided to unsubscribe. Aren't they that weird alt-right coffee place? Official duck studios makes the best diy content  (2 idiots making things extremely badly)
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Yeah they're toxic masculinity coffee site for people who won't drinking just any coffee. They lean hard into right wing poo poo and being veteran owned.
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Yeah Malecki is definitely a bit of a chud I was considering applying for his internship last summer and that was a big factor in me not following through on it
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Black Rifle Coffee will never not be hilarious.
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That Works posted:I might be moving homes and need to decide if i should do another table saw based shop or not.
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I like my guns like I like my coffee, in my mouth while I cry every morning
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I want a random orbit sander that's bigger than the 5" cordless. I'm open to corded electric or air tools. I'll do battery if it's bosch 18v but I don't want a new battery system. It looks like the corded 7 inch tools are polishers. The next size up is 8 inch and those all seem to be air powered. Does anyone have a good recommendation?
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:I like my guns like I like my coffee, in my mouth while I cry every morning 
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:I like my guns like I like my coffee, in my mouth while I cry every morning I like MY guns like I like my women. Elegant lines, tasteful engraving, uhhhhhhh two barrels, lots of choke and nice wood.
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Vim Fuego posted:I want a random orbit sander that's bigger than the 5" cordless. I'm open to corded electric or air tools. I'll do battery if it's bosch 18v but I don't want a new battery system. It looks like the corded 7 inch tools are polishers. The next size up is 8 inch and those all seem to be air powered. Does anyone have a good recommendation? I have an electric Mirka 6” (actually they make a 5” pad for it too) and it’s the fuckin tits but it’s also like $700. Light, fast, great dust collection, just perfect. Almost makes sanding fun. It’s the same shape as a pneumatic one and I definitely prefer that shape, especially if I’m using it for long periods of sanding vertical surfaces. If you have a large enough compressor (sanders suck a lot of air, like 15cfm), they make a pneumatic version that’s significantly cheaper. I just got the electric one because I wanted to be able to take it to job sites if needed.
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BeAuMaN posted:Eh... Maybe with little to no commentary it could be a thing. Doing good editing with no talking and a bit of fast motion works for vintage tool restoration: His narrated videos are even better, though.
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I'm stuck in a place where my milling tools are inaccessible and I've only got battery power. I want to get back to hardwoods but right now I'm a sheet good boy and I'm not very enthusiastic about woodworking right now. Dust collection is bad as well. Anyone use the Makita vacuum? I need to find a solution. gently caress, I might just buy a jackery battery so I can have some decent option for corded...
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Jackery is overpriced, buy an Ecoflow. (I own a Jackery).
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Danhenge posted:Jackery is overpriced, buy an Ecoflow. (I own a Jackery). I got a small ecoflow, I just said jackery for clarity purposes.
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Jackery is such a great name “The jackery is down the hall, next to the wine cellar, that’s where the owner’s extensive hentai collection is kept. Staff is never to go in there.” a special room for jacking
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Makes me think of the Jacquerie
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Ah yes, Jackery:
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Hardware question: does anyone have suggestions for either suppliers or the right search terms for finding bighuge versions of table leaf locks like these:  Need them for an upcoming idiot project to serve as exaggerated cabinet/box latches, but I'd like something like... 3" or ideally larger in diameter. The ones I linked are 2". To be honest, I'd prefer a bonkers exaggerated lock like something out of The Mummy:  but I know that's a custom, expensive job that can't be justified for this stupid thing.
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I have a couple of ecoflows and their fans are stupidly loud. I don't know how they compare to other brands but it's quite annoying when the fan kicks on. I'm using one in the bedroom as a battery backup for our internet modem and despite being plugged in at all times they kick the fan on once per day for a couple of minutes for some reason. Which is rather irritating when trying to sleep. I did find on google some people have managed to crack them open and swap the fan with something quieter that actually provides higher airflow but I haven't worked up the bravery to try it.
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Squibbles posted:I have a couple of ecoflows and their fans are stupidly loud. I don't know how they compare to other brands but it's quite annoying when the fan kicks on. I'm using one in the bedroom as a battery backup for our internet modem and despite being plugged in at all times they kick the fan on once per day for a couple of minutes for some reason. Which is rather irritating when trying to sleep. I saw some references to a firmware update making fan noise significantly better under light load, may be what you need?
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deimos posted:I saw some references to a firmware update making fan noise significantly better under light load, may be what you need? I've got them up to date I think and they are still noisy. Maybe it is toned down in use though. We don't have power outages that often so I don't have a chance to hear them that often other than the weird daily fan that runs in the bedroom
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Trabant posted:Hardware question: does anyone have suggestions for either suppliers or the right search terms for finding bighuge versions of table leaf locks like these: Do you need them to be functional and high strength? Because this seems like a job for a 3d printer and krylon.
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Functional, yes. High-strength, no. It's supposed to be a lock/latch for the front of a box that will store records. It's not the kind of thing meant to be moved around but I'll be adding trunk handles to the sides just in case. Behold a .pptx mockup: Because the box will be about 15" on each side, I'm looking for a chunky latch and for ??? reasons I'm fixated on it being a round twisty kind 
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When I come up to a problem like yours my first inclination is to go to the second hand stores and find something with a latch/hinges/whatever I want and remove it from the thing and use it. Doesn't always work but can sometimes get you cool hardware for dang cheap.
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What’s the current goon-approved basic shop light fixture that I can string about 4 of together?
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I've definitely seen marine latches that look approximately like that, but you may have to content yourself with one that's a couple inches across or so, and that particular design is not going to latch an outward swinging door very well, it's designed to stop things pulling apart linearly. Round is easy, you could find something like a round cam latch without too much trouble, just depends how fussy you are about what it looks like
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:What’s the current goon-approved basic shop light fixture that I can string about 4 of together?
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Don't worry you can spend $20 MORE to get... the same thing? This appears to be the one which actually includes the remote ("-IR-" in the part) I guess? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feit-El...IR-MM/319418863 It's probably still what I'm putting in my garage because I don't know what else to buy, and it claims to work without the remote. Given right now my garage is lit by two separate fluorescent fixtures, one of which is hooked to an extension cord. Which is closest to the light switch. Because... ??? Maybe a half dozen of these: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/216551/PLT-11670.html H110Hawk fucked around with this message at 00:42 on Apr 8, 2024 |
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H110Hawk posted:Maybe a half dozen of these: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/216551/PLT-11670.html I've had nothing but good experiences with PLT and 1000bulbs since I started using them 5-6 years back (i think?). But yeah, that's where I first started getting PLT stuff. And 1000Bulbs will actually CALL YOU AND TRY TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS if they think you order looks weird/incompatible or they are out of something. Just amazing to get any customer servicve at all anymore.
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Literally A Person posted:When I come up to a problem like yours my first inclination is to go to the second hand stores and find something with a latch/hinges/whatever I want and remove it from the thing and use it. Doesn't always work but can sometimes get you cool hardware for dang cheap. Not a bad idea! I'll swing by the antique mall that's closing down, there may be something interesting there. And for less than the ridiculous prices they've demanded for years. A Wizard of Goatse posted:I've definitely seen marine latches that look approximately like that, but you may have to content yourself with one that's a couple inches across or so, and that particular design is not going to latch an outward swinging door very well, it's designed to stop things pulling apart linearly. Round is easy, you could find something like a round cam latch without too much trouble, just depends how fussy you are about what it looks like Yeah, the latching part of it really needs to be behind the door to do its job. I suppose I could always hide some magnets in the panels to add holding strength. The look is fairly important since I'm going for an occult/doom metal thing with the box. But thanks for the suggestion -- I'll look into the cam latch category, who knows what's out there.
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:What’s the current goon-approved basic shop light fixture that I can string about 4 of together? I've got 9 of these in my 600sqft shop and it's definitely overkill, but they're pretty great https://www.harborfreight.com/10000-lumen-4-ft-linkable-diamond-plate-led-hanging-shop-light-56780.html
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Motronic posted:
Yes that’s the newer version with a motion detector that eventually shuts them off after a while of no motion. They’re “fine”, in that they shut off when someone on my household forgets to switch off the garage lights at the switch, but they do dim after a period of no motion when I’m at the other end of the garage, and then I have to walk over and wave my hands to get them to go back to full power in the area I’m not working. I don’t ever use the remotes, but you can tweak the time out. If you want something that stays on forever, this isn’t it. I have 4 strung together, and they each operate independently, so it’s not like the whole garage goes dim at the same time.
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you don't have to live like this bro, if you wanted your shop lights to randomly turn off on you all the time you coulda just stopped paying your utility bills
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trilobite terror posted:Jackery is such a great name Squibbles posted:I have a couple of ecoflows and their fans are stupidly loud. I don't know how they compare to other brands but it's quite annoying when the fan kicks on. I'm using one in the bedroom as a battery backup for our internet modem and despite being plugged in at all times they kick the fan on once per day for a couple of minutes for some reason. Which is rather irritating when trying to sleep. These two posts are great. Down in the hentai bedroom, even when the lights are gone the porn is on
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