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String fullTitle = "Makers gonna make!";
int postNumber = "670504";
String image = "diy.jpg";
String date = "07/20/14(Sun)16:06:58";
String comment = "Welcome to /diy/, a place to:
Post and discuss /diy/ projects, ask questions regarding /diy/ topics and exchange ideas and techniques.
Please keep in mind:
- This is a SFW board. No fleshlights or other sex toys.
- No weapons. That goes to /k/ - Weapons. The workmanship and techniques involved in creating objects which could be used as weapons or the portion of a weapons project that involves them (e.g., forging steel for a blade, machining for gunsmithing, what epoxy can I use to fix my bow) may be discussed in /diy/, but discussing weapon-specific techniques/designs or the actual use of weapons is disallowed. Things such as fixed blade knives or axes are considered tools, things such as swords, guns or explosives are considered weapons.
- No drugs or drug paraphernalia (See Global Rule 1). If you want to discuss something that could involve such things (e.g., carving a tobacco pipe from wood) that's fine, but make sure it's /diy/ related and doesn't involve drugs or it will result in deletion/ban.
Helpful links:
https://sites.google.com/site/diyel
http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/";
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String fullTitle = "Europa vs USA electrical wiring";
int postNumber = "2293112";
String image = "Europa vs USA electrical.png";
String date = "01/12/22(Wed)08:47:25";
String comment = "Ok, so I know this is another "do americans really" thread, but seriously though, do americans really? They just run bare wires inside the walls? Is that legal in every state?";
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String fullTitle = "Illegal home challenge";
int postNumber = "2260575";
String image = "d65e744707ff97ca7ae867a92f589127.jpg";
String date = "11/26/21(Fri)14:06:31";
String comment = "What would be the best way to build an illegal dwelling in a national forest? How would you do it?
Rules:
1. Must be underground
2. Must be practical. You'll be transporting all material and doing all work in a remote part of the forest.
3. The dwelling must remain hidden
4. The dwelling must be suitable for living during summer and winter
You can use whatever tools and materials you want, given that you want.";
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String fullTitle = "Illegal home challenge vol 2.";
int postNumber = "2299502";
String image = "maxresdefault (1).jpg";
String date = "01/19/22(Wed)22:41:40";
String comment = "Let's say you own 40 acres. You're pretty much broke, but have enough for a dwelling. The only problem is, to even begin construction on a home, I know in California it can cost upwards of 50-100k just to get the permits, surveys, inspectors, proper this proper that. It will cost so much money, that I cannot afford this.
Now we've agreed that building an underground home in the national forest is a bad idea (BLM satellites, park rangers from Blackhawks, ect) but how feasible would it be to build an illegal dwelling underground...on your own property?
Should you get caught, you're looking at so many fucking fines, that I doubt you'd wanna continue living. You'll never live innawoods again, and Amazon warehouse in Raleigh, NC is in your cards.
But if you succeed in building it undetected, you have a structure that will last your lifetime. You can live in peace and solitude amongst pure nature.";
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String fullTitle = "Father/Son bonding projects";
int postNumber = "2299456";
String image = "80306602-00BE-4DF2-AECE-CBC5E7EC62DB.jpg";
String date = "01/19/22(Wed)21:34:33";
String comment = "Post projects you did/will do with your father or son";
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String fullTitle = "House Flipping Gone Wrong";
int postNumber = "2298122";
String image = "flip gone wrong.png";
String date = "01/18/22(Tue)11:13:04";
String comment = "Post questionable work from house flippers or prices that are not in line with the market.";
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String fullTitle = "EmptyTitle";
int postNumber = "2298573";
String image = "Imagen1-Promaker-Tools.jpg";
String date = "01/18/22(Tue)19:49:58";
String comment = "Which will it be, anon?";
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String fullTitle = "/Metallurgy/ - Casting, Forging, Metallurgy, Metals, and Machining (#5.5 Not Minecraft Edition)";
int postNumber = "2286171";
String image = "maxresdefault(2).jpg";
String date = "01/02/22(Sun)23:35:04";
String comment = "Now with 100% more title!
Question of the thread: What is the largest/most complex tool you built at home yourself? Furnaces or other equipment or even specialized hand tools etc.";
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String fullTitle = "Floor plan thread?";
int postNumber = "2296445";
String image = "xcf.png";
String date = "01/16/22(Sun)13:09:11";
String comment = "Have some fun sketching a floor plan for a building, and post it!
Useful links:
International Residential Code: https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/I
International Building Code: https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/I
International Property Maintenance Code: https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/I
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String fullTitle = "EmptyTitle";
int postNumber = "2294810";
String image = "6934822.jpg";
String date = "01/14/22(Fri)13:55:36";
String comment = "ITT: tools that fill you with rage after a couple minutes of fiddle fucking with them";
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String fullTitle = "SQTDDTOT";
int postNumber = "2297610";
String image = "Snap-on-F80-3-8-Dr-Dual-80-Standard-Handle.jpg";
String date = "01/17/22(Mon)18:52:15";
String comment = "Stupid questions that dont deserve their own thread
Are American hand tools actually still the best, or is it just marketing? I can definitely see the quality difference over taiwan and west taiwan tools, but some of the tools out of japan are very impressive (ko-ken ratchets for example, only get matched in low back drag by gearless ratchets.)";
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String fullTitle = "Hemmorrhoid Treatment";
int postNumber = "2299123";
String image = "1614719825130.webm";
String date = "01/19/22(Wed)13:19:22";
String comment = "Self explanatory. Any 4chan tips? I think its internal. It's like in there or something.";
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String fullTitle = "Need advice on a Neighbors Hole ?";
int postNumber = "2300016";
String image = "12.22.21 Picture Evidence of Subsidence Claim on KilKenny case .jpg";
String date = "01/20/22(Thu)14:34:24";
String comment = "I have lived in this property all my life , town in New Hampshire ,
New neighbors moved next door , The complaints started almost immediately , My trucks (have 4 on my land ) on my property starting early hours , I told them build a fence or get bushes or trees, thats reasonable right ?.
Now received a legal letter today from their lawyer saying I caused this hole on their land , pic is what they accusing me off ? wtf
I aint paying shit , says my trucks which are road ones have undermined her property and cease and decease , and if Not they suing me ??
I normally dont post here but guys at /pw told me to ask you guys , cheers dudes
pity theres no lawyer board here";
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String fullTitle = "What's your favorite screw head, /diy/?";
int postNumber = "2297699";
String image = "8c9cef436b981df1a61c27c82a8fd12a.jpg";
String date = "01/17/22(Mon)20:40:49";
String comment = "Assuming cost is no issue. For me, it's the square. I fucking hate phillips head screws";
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String fullTitle = "SPI programmer";
int postNumber = "2296954";
String image = "ch341a.jpg";
String date = "01/17/22(Mon)01:21:10";
String comment = "Anyone have experience reading flash ROM chips with one of these?
I tried reading two similar 25xxx series chips from two different PCBs. The first one read successfully (using flashrom in Linux), the second one failed.
After connecting the CH341 programmer to USB port, I get this error:
> usb usb1-port1: over-current condition
The red power LED on the programmer does not turn on, as it should during normal operation. If I disconnect the programmer from the ROM chip, the red LED turns on, and Linux recognises the programmer. As soon as I connect it to the ROM chip I get the over-current error.
Is there a short or something? How do I troubleshoot?";