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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: March 27, 2018, 7:19 pm
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       [center]EPOXY WATERFALL RIVER TABLE[/center]
       WorkshopWoodworking by fixthisbuildthatFollo
       In this Instructable I'll show you how to make an Epoxy
       Waterfall River Table. It was my first time using epoxy and my
       first time welding, so I had a lot of fun with this one. Hope
       you enjoy the project!
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       Article with project details:
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: April 16, 2018, 5:31 pm
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       [center]iDscovery Channel's How It's Made 📺 - Expanded
       Polystyrene (EPS) Products[/center]
       94,577 views
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       ACH Foam Technologies, Inc.
       Published on Dec 17, 2010
       Learn how expanded polystyrene (EPS) products are made by the
       industry's leading manufacturer, ACH Foam Technologies.
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: July 6, 2019, 5:10 pm
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       [center]Can we blow off these PEX fittings? Sharkbite vs Viega
       vs Uponor[/center]
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       Matt Risinger
       Published on 🎄 Dec 25, 2018
       I was wondering the other day how much pressure a PEX fitting
       might withstand before it pops off, so I had Jordan make me a
       test rig!  In this video we are testing Sharkbite Push To
       Connect fittings, Viega fittings, Uponor fittings, and two types
       of crimped Sharkbite PEX fittings with a rig that goes up to
       14,000 psi!  The results sure surprised us.  Enjoy this special
       Christmas edition of The Build Show!
       -Matt Risinger
       Risinger & Co in Austin, TX
       www.Risinger.co
       www.MattRisinger.com
       Instagram @RisingerBuild
       Category People & Blogs
       Agelbert NOTE: I believe my home water lines are PEX A. I just
       want to say they are GREAT pipes 👍. My pipes froze one
       January here in Vermont and they did not burst or leak after
       they were thawed by a service that did the job the next day.
       That was over 4 years ago. We still have no leaks. My
       Manufactured Home is now 19 years old. 8) I have crimp fittings
       but if I ever have to raplace or modify my pipes, I will use
       Sharkbite fittings because they are HUGE time savers.
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       [center]PEX vs COPPER vs CPVC plumbing pipes[/center]
       619,583 views
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       [center]Copper vs Pex vs SharkBite - Freeze Testing[/center]
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       #Post#: 12873--------------------------------------------------
       DIY Microwave Kiln | Fuse Glass in Your Microwave By ShakeTheFut
       ure in Metalworking
       By: AGelbert Date: July 14, 2019, 4:46 pm
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       [center]DIY Microwave Kiln | Fuse Glass in Your Microwave [img
       width=25
       height=30]
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       By ShakeTheFuture in Metalworking
       SNIPPET:
       In this Instructable, we'll look into way to make a microwave
       kiln.
       For those who don't know what is a microwave kiln, here is a
       quick introduction.
       Microwave kiln is a kiln that you can put in your regular
       microwave oven.
       It does not use a wire heating element or gas to heat up.
       Microwave kiln is covered with silicon carbide.
       Silicon carbide absorbs microwaves and turns them into heat.
       Microwave kilns are usually used to fuse glass.
       You can turn broken glass into amazing jewelry.
       There is so much more that you can do with microwave kilns.
       I use a microwave kiln to burn out Wax or Pla from plaster
       molds. It works very good.
       You can also melt metals, but more on that in another
       Instructable, since there is much better way to do it by using
       the same principle.
       Supplies:
       ► Sodium Silicate
       ► Silicon Carbide
       ► Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Kaowool
       ► Scale
       ► Mist Spray Bottle
       ► Sugru
       ► Blow torch
       ► Plaster of Paris or Any other Plaster
       Step 1: Making a Plaster Ring
       Full Instructions: [img
       width=40]
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       #Post#: 12955--------------------------------------------------
       Duct tape was the only one that &quot;failed reliably and often 
       quite catastrophically.&quot; &#128512;
       By: AGelbert Date: July 23, 2019, 5:28 pm
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       [center]Is Duct Tape Actually Used for Sealing Air Ducts?
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       William Shakespeare's Juliet famously asked, "What's in a name?"
       to argue that it doesn't matter what you call something: It is
       what it is. But Juliet never had to repair air-conditioning
       vents. If she had, she might have learned what a scientific
       study found out over 20 years ago: Duct tape doesn't work on
       ducts.
       In fact, according to the results of the testing done at
       Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, of the 33 types of
       sealants tested on the leaky joints on a wall of joined ducts,
       duct tape was the only one that "failed reliably and often quite
       catastrophically." ;D
       The study included numerous varieties of duct tape, as well as
       materials such as injected aerosol sealants and plain old clear
       tape. Although duct tape came in last for sealing leaking ducts,
       it remains a popular tool for a huge range of other uses, from
       sealing bags and removing lint [img
       width=20]
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       />to killing warts
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       />and constructing your own wallet. :D
       The tale of the duct tape:
       &#9658; Duct tape was developed by Johnson & Johnson as a way to
       better seal ammunition packages and repair equipment during
       World War II.
       &#9658; Duct tape is sometimes called "duck tape" because of its
       ability to repel moisture, just like the feathers on a &#129414;
       duck's back.
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       width=300]
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       &#9658; The amount of duct tape sold every year could stretch
       beyond the &#127770; moon or wrap around the &#127758; Earth
       more than a dozen times.
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: August 11, 2019, 1:16 pm
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       width=640]
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       This project will show you how you can make a simple compass
       with duct tape, a cork, a needle and a magnet: a floating needle
       compass.
       The benefit of this duct tape design is that the this compass
       can be rolled and stored neatly when not in use, a duct tape
       collapsible compass; how cool is that?  [img
       width=80]
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       [center]Duct Tape Compass
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: August 11, 2019, 1:59 pm
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       [center]The flame sensor is a module that detects the infrared
       (IR) radiation that comes from a fire &#128293;, the Sun [img
       width=40]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/2/3-010519192157-21991391.gif[/img],<br
       />and other sources of heat. [/center]
       [center][img
       width=640]
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       Thanks to controller boards such as Arduino, [size=12pt]sensors
       are easy to use and affordable [img
       width=20]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-250817121424.gif[/img],<br
       />which makes them very attractive as an educational resource.
       This lnstructable aims to bring teachers closer to the didactic
       use of low-cost sensors in the Physics class. We will offer
       examples of practical activities in which sensors are used as a
       tool to illustrate physical concepts, to show the relationship
       between magnitudes in a practical way, or to take measurements
       in laboratory activities.
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       width=40]
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       />[/center]
       [center]Low-cost Sensors in the Physics Classroom
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: Surly1 Date: August 15, 2019, 5:44 am
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       BTW, this whole thread is a little gem.
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       Re: Homebody Handy Hints 
       By: AGelbert Date: August 15, 2019, 3:12 pm
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       [quote author=Surly1 link=topic=89.msg13236#msg13236
       date=1565865860]
       BTW, this whole thread is a little gem.
       [/quote]
       Glad to be of service.
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       #Post#: 14697--------------------------------------------------
       Make a Super Comfortable Office Chair &#10024; from a Car Seat &
       #128526;
       By: AGelbert Date: December 5, 2019, 6:51 pm
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       width=640]
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       width=70]
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       [center]
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       Full step by step Instructions with pictures:
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       /> 8)
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