Is there a way to set your animated profile pic to permanent? It only gives me an option for 1 hour or 1 day. Will I be able to make it permanent afterward?
Guys I’m just genuinely so proud of how flush I got these short end’s especially with a box this size. Has to be my best so far and it’s not even the little ones 😅 I started using a different method of clamping a level to the table and lining everything up flush to it and assembling from there. I’m so happy. I’m gonna put 4 posts in each corner with screws and I used 5 clamps earlier to keep it tight. My other post about the 4 foot I previously made (right pic) people said I shouldn’t worry about adding any more support. Should I again leave it as is or do you think it’ll need more support? I don’t want anything happening to it, it’s perfect 😁 and is for a client. Btw I’ve been doing 4 screws each long side & 2 on the short sides, for reference…
Not sure the best place to ask but I figured the women might possibly be more knowledgeable & helpful on this topic. Am big on fashion & diversity and I really enjoy some cute looking gender neutral shorts, Is there any good recommendations? I saw chicken legs has guy shorts & am a bit tempted to buy some. Is there any similar brands and or shorts I can look into?
I can’t even get Ai to do it correctly but I need to see how it’ll look since it’s for one of my customers. Pls help <3
Hey guys I’m making some 4x2s for a customer
and I’m trying to redesign my floor frame as sturdy as possible since I don’t like how thin of strips people use to make these. Do you think these 1-5/8 screws will be good and won’t split the cedar? I’m thinking of using these pre made pressure treated 2x2s. And brad nails as well with the screws. Good idea or?
I need help correctly attaching the legs. The first one is mine and the second is my ex friends. The third one is another example that closely resembles the correct placement but again, the long sides are still on the outside. I can’t seem to find 1 YouTube on how to do it correctly like the second photo, which I’ve been told is the stronger way to do it. Idk why this confuses me so much but I’m a visual learner and I just don’t understand where I’m going wrong & how to do it…😓
Which would work better to cover a long line of brad holes?
22” flower box. Is for a customer so I’m trying to figure out the best drainage method. The amount of holes to drill? Rocks at the bottom maybe? Fabric liner?
I drilled my pilot holes and slowly screwed in the screws and it cracked. Is the box still useable or do I have to remake it? I have some clear epoxy I bought the other day not sure if that’ll help? I also have wood filler.
So this little hole is a bit loose and am wondering if I put wood filler on the inside will it harden it and keep it in place? I’ve never used wood filler before but I think it’d be perfect for this? This is for a flower planter btw.
Hey guys so I’m building a 4x2 30” tall planter and I’m using 2x4s as legs (above pic is just example of my previous box) and I’m trying to figure out the best approach to building the floor frame? If there’s anything else I can do? Should I use a 2x3 strip maybe or 2x2? I need this to be as sturdy as possible since it’s for a customer. I spent a lot of time and money on this already so it has to be perfect. Plus it’s a mothers day gift.
Also what does the gas line from the gas tank connect to?
So my mechanic said something about (I think it was the ignition being hardwired) or the on/off switch. I’m not really sure what that means, Or if that’s exactly what he said. I have like no experience with bikes. My friend was the one who supposedly did it and I’m no longer friends with him so I can’t ask. Does that prevent me from starting the bike without they key? He has the key and I can’t get it because he’s a dick. Also why I left his ass twice now and my mechanic is a lazy ass who “isn’t obligated to answer his texts” apparently, so yeah. I remember he cut the cable to the new on/off switch we bought and then must’ve hardwired it after? I liked that switch too idk why he did that.
I’ve gotten it to sit down all the way like twice, I think by messing with the throttle. But more times that not it’s difficult to get it to go all the way down, as I’m setting this new carb up.
My last carb had 2 nuts that my mechanic sent me home with and it’d make sense because there was no spacer on that carb, just a gasket. But these screws that came with this carb kit, don’t even reach to the end. What do I do? Just find longer screws? I’m not sure why they don’t reach in the first place.