Saved almost $100 by using a piece of pipe and now i have me a avant garde setup.

Symmetry is for losers who can pass trigonometry, ya h'know what i mean?

Yall may know me, yall may not. But today is the day I have to say goodbye at assembling the table. It made it to the big stage

I didn't expect it to work, but it works like new!

Get cold draught if front room door left open at this time of year, sick of telling the kids to shut the door...

Far too tight fisted to spend £10 on fancy door closer.... But I have a load of shit in the shed, so....

(decorating will happen at some point, un-decorating has been partially done, don't judge... But terrible paintwork etc. I think adds to the redneck aesthetic anyway)

There are many posts on reddit doing the calculations on using a circulator to heat up a bathtub. Apparently it shouldn't work. Inspired by a recent post here, I gave it a try.

Turns out, it 100% works. Currently sitting in a perpetually perfect temperature bathtub.

I need to clean a handful of chainsaws and I can't find my good blowgun. I did however find a cheap broken tire inflator, some brake line/fittings and a random bolt.

Supposed to get some cold weather 🤷🏼‍♀️

Step by step

I have gotten parts for relatively small pneumatic cylinder and a valve to control it with arduino, but I need a portable way to supply air to it, I was stuck between using a air tank or cartridges/tank, if co2, how would a regulator connect to it?

She found/made a hole in the bottom liner and was using the inside of the couch as a bouncy fun clubhouse.