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Home DIY Project Picture Thread: Big and Small
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Looks more like a time machine than a shower lol. Showers like that are amazing though. I used one once and it was awesome!
I made this magnetic 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube a couple weeks ago. It took me about 3 days in the garage drilling and gluing, but in the end, I am very happy with the results. Ive been looking to sell it, but have yet to get many offers, so Im just gunna see what happens. If anyone is interested, make an offer
Looks sweet! Does it move just like a rubik's cube?
My plan would be to sell it for enough to buy the materials for another, and maybe make a little profit to pocket.
Thanks! And yes it does
Basement Transformation
Two years before I did the kitchen (1st floor) I did the basement which was 100% unfinished. I cleaned/sealed the walls and floor, which is the 2 'before pics'. Then built the theater/lobby (these pics are about 4 years old, don't knock me on the posters )
Two years before I did the kitchen (1st floor) I did the basement which was 100% unfinished. I cleaned/sealed the walls and floor, which is the 2 'before pics'. Then built the theater/lobby (these pics are about 4 years old, don't knock me on the posters
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Easily the right side is after. That looks sleek! Very nice!
I doubt you remodeled to add that nuker cart and awful lamp on the left
Is that a kitchen PC?
Two years before I did the kitchen (1st floor) I did the basement which was 100% unfinished. I cleaned/sealed the walls and floor, which is the 2 'before pics'. Then built the theater/lobby (these pics are about 4 years old, don't knock me on the posters
THAT..IS..AWESOME. How much did this project run you and did you do all of the installation yourself?
Two years before I did the kitchen (1st floor) I did the basement which was 100% unfinished. I cleaned/sealed the walls and floor, which is the 2 'before pics'. Then built the theater/lobby (these pics are about 4 years old, don't knock me on the posters
So, when is the Maryland MacRumors meet at your house?
Oh, come on! Everyone knows you wouldn't downgrade from stainless steel
Basement looks fantastic. I'd love to build some sort of entertainment/theatre room like that. Great work.
Here's a fairly decent set of photos from my last DIY project.
Defretting a Warwick Corvette Proline.
When I got it:
The neck during the defret process:
After defretting and after filling the, pre defret, damage:
Meanwhile the body was stripped of hardware/electronics and oiled:
New RF shielding applied to all cavities:
Once all filled sanded and rebuilt:
Defretting a Warwick Corvette Proline.
When I got it:
The neck during the defret process:
After defretting and after filling the, pre defret, damage:
Meanwhile the body was stripped of hardware/electronics and oiled:
New RF shielding applied to all cavities:
Once all filled sanded and rebuilt:
I am SO due for a new bass. I would LOVE to make one from scratch but I don't really have the tools to do that
Here is one of my DIYs. It is a racing cockpit for gran turismo. Uses the Logitech G25 wheel with 6 speed shifter and clutch
What do you photograph in front of green screen? I've heard of using a green screen for chroma keying with video, but never with photography!
I put (christmas) lights behind it
this way I can easily add or decrease the bokeh, which gives amazing results.
I occasionally use it for chroma keying, for both photo's and videos.
green is perfect for this as most lights fade out in a yellowish color.
This way with the foam behind it makes color less hard and spreads it over a wider surface.
this way I can easily add or decrease the bokeh, which gives amazing results.
I occasionally use it for chroma keying, for both photo's and videos.
green is perfect for this as most lights fade out in a yellowish color.
This way with the foam behind it makes color less hard and spreads it over a wider surface.
Do you have a howto of this? I really like it!
(So more pictures please
I ended up making a much better one. This one is much more sturdy and isn't so high up. Take a look:
Looks more steady & sturdy indeed... I am thinking of building one where I can store my external harddisk under