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post some actual shit you've made, pussies

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Men if you want to live a happy life. next christmass or valentines day or secretaries appreciation day buy your girl a mig welder

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>>780
forgot the picture.

]]> http://www.99chan.org/c/res/776.html#780>>779 and made a few changes.

first there would be a cereal box holder, with one side cut open (fig. 1)
the box would be inserted in the top, upside, down with the open part of the cereal bag above the slot. Similar to >>779 there would be a "trap door" weighted on one side to prevent cereal from escaping when the system isnt active (fig. 2)
the ramp to pour the cereal (fig. 3) would make use of the tubes to direct the cereal, with one end opened and widened to funnel the cereal into the delivery tube.
the pulley system would be attatched to the frame that would hold everything up, (fig. 4 and fig. 5)

If you added a funnel between the box holder and the tube you would be able to have multiple different boxes, each with its own string.

OP, if you don't make this I think I will.

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>>778
i have never been inspired in such a long time. this is for you OP

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My room mates have their own toilet upstairs which I never go into. Today I did, because mine was out of toilet paper. I found a whole heap of toilet paper rolls - god knows why they don't throw them out (its actually pretty fucking messy).

I'm not very talented when it comes to this kind of things, and I'm not really willing to spend *heaps* of effort on stuff like this... Unless someone has a great idea.

Anyway, I think in total we probably have like 30 or 40 toilet paper rolls - What can I use them for?

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I think it is a doubled mathew walker with two leads.

Example:
http://www.btinternet.com/~tinker.taylor/Knots/KeyFobs.gif

How to:
http://www.animatedknots.com/matthewwalker/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com

The knot in your picture is made with two parts (ropes, strings etc,) and doubled. Meaning you tie it two times in itself to get a thicker knot. Download Ashleys Book of Knots for knotting mayhem and fun.

"The FULL or DOUBLE MATTHEW WALKER KNOT. Lever in 1808 speaks of "MATTHEW WALKER'S KNOT" and describes the knot which Alston in 1860 calls the "DOUBLE MATTHEW WALKER KNOT." A refinement of the original knot had in the meantime taken over the original name , which is now generally modified to "a MATTHEW WALKER.. Lever's familiar expression, "MATTHEW WALKER'S KNOT," suggests that he may have known the inventor, who was possibly a master rigger in one of the British naval dockyards. Many myths have grown up around Matthew Walker, "the only man ever to have a knot named for him." Dr. Frederic Lucas, of the American Museum of Natural History, once told me the following story of the Origin of the knot, which he had heard off the Chincha Islands while loading guano in 1869. A sailor, having been sentenced to death by a judge who in earlier life had been a sailor himself, was reprieved by the judge because of their common fellowship of the sea. The judge offered the sailor a full pardon if he could show him a knot that he, the judge, could neither tie nor untie. The sailor called for ten fathoms of rope and, having retired to the privacy of his cell, unlaid the rope halfway, put in a MATTHEW WALKER KNOT, and then laid up the rope again to the end. So Matthew Walker secured his pardon, and the world gained an excellent knot."

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Sort of trying to get machine precision.

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However making/getting a Vacuum form machine is of course a project all in it's own.

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>>753
I'm trying to make a mask and various other pieces out of plastic. I recently just heard of a thing called CNC from a recent copy of 'Make' Magazine. And I've been trying to find a service that would allow my to submit some of the bigger pieces. So far all I've found is places that will make things like small gears. This is a drawing of the mask I did and how I want it to fit over the face.

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OP here. Thank you, I'll look to see if I find anything similar.

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Despite taking a 4-H rope project years ago, I haven't retained more than a passing knowledge of knots (use it or lose it!). It looks to me as if both ropes were held together and used as one rope to make a knot - or a knot specifically for joining two ropes (called a bend) was used. I looked through some of Wikipedia's images, but I didn't see anything right off the bat.

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I'm sorry if this is a stupid question /c/, but what are the name of those knots shown in the picture (made with the green and yellow string) that look like beads? I really like them, and I would like to find out how to tie them. If this is something that's fairly well-known, I wasn't trying to troll, I'm just asking a question.

Please help if you can, and thank you for your time.

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