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My wife wanted an outdoor bathroom for the kids.
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My wife wanted an outdoor bathroom for the kids.

Found the old 50s cast iron tub and sink thrifting. Finshed all the woodwork this weekend. Plumbing still leaks but getting closer.

u/Fishboy9123 — 9 hours ago
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My hospital tv remote amplifier

Mainly because its a pain in the ass to turn the volume down quickly, so with this, i can keep it at mid volume and just take the cup off when i need to make it quieter in a flash

u/Inamoratos — 13 hours ago
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I made this window box without measuring anything. My cat loves it.

I had a lot of spare lumber from building a deck, and my wife saw a 200 dollar cat box that wouldn't have fit our 15 lb Bear. I sat inside this thing to staple in all of the screens, so I'm sure it's strong enough for him!

u/BaronUnderbheit — 5 hours ago
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Wife has been begging for me to build

It's a tad tall but I have taller vegetable plants for the second and 1st rows

u/mrmatt1988 — 1 day ago
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The Ballast from my work lamp had a popped capacitor. Only thing I had that fit the bill was this old enormous AC capacitor. Works like a charm, fits like an uh ... Well it fits. Barely.

u/playingwithmy_w0rm — 14 hours ago
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Instead of dropping $1000 at cracker barrel I'll build it myself!

Wanted some outdoor furniture in my backyard. So I built them!

u/mrmatt1988 — 1 day ago

Headlight assembly finished

100% done with zip ties and clear packing tape. Haven't taken it down the road yet to see if anything falls off 😄🙏

u/DonJuansCrow — 10 hours ago
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hot dog stand

to keep them vertical and with fried onions inside

I tried taco holders - but were not working well

2mm food-safe austenitic steel wire

u/mpg111 — 1 day ago
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Epilator I just bought wasn't rechargeable so a DC to DC voltage converter and a power bank fixed it

u/sky_meow — 2 days ago

So I made my own Air (Dust) Filter with a bunch of gallon...

I know that it won't filter all the nasty chemicals in the air, but it works on dust particles. My place is a little bit better because of this, honestly.

There's no thick dust on my laptop table; hence, I don't need to clean/dust it off very often.

My place is fine, and not that cluttered, disorganized, and chaotic. But my environment is very dusty.

I want to buy a proper one, but the cheap air filters available in my country are not enough/suitable for my home, and the ones that will suit my needs are too expensive for me.

So I created one myself. This is the version 3 of it.

u/IchedDyy — 1 day ago