/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2798004
>Fabricators who generate lots of scrap materials will often have stuff they just toss into recycling or the trash, or hang onto but will sell for next to nothing...
Sounds great, like what fabricators for example?
I heard you can get nice marble and franite from china for super cheap because shipping businesses will ship it almost for free to get their ships weighted down by its load and can therefore load more lighter goods. But im not sure on how to get any of that or where to turn?

Bump for natural stones

>>2798301
>amazon girlfriend
I think he meant Amazonian girlfriend. Picture related.

>>2798417
Lol i thought like an amazon truck driver or customer dervice worker who can get their hands on returned packages for cheap or free.
Have you heard about them giving away returned stuff for cheap? Is there really something to it?

Estate sales. I've been to more than a few and walked into garages/shops with tons of materials, tools, and projects in progress.

They are also great for sourcing high quality items at low prices. Everything from cleaning products at a dollar a bottle to very nice pieces of vintage furniture for next to nothing. I have an expandable solid cherry dining room table that I got for $40 because it was so large it needed to go in a truck and no one else that showed up was interested. Picture related, from Google.

If Habitat for Humanity operates in your area they likely have a ReStore. That is their thrift store. People and business donate building supplies, tools, and tons of other things to them and things that can't use in their buildings end up there. Light fixtures, switches, outlets, cover plates, doors, windows, cabinets, furniture, nuts, blots, nails, paint, sinks, toilets, bathtubs, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, etc. My even gets Amazon returns because there is a warehouse on the same street and it is cheaper to donate it for the tax write-off then it is to ship it back and resell it.

>Decide on the width of your unit.
>Cut sides, DADO 2-3 brace shelf locations
>Cut shelves to the inside dimensions of the sides
>Drill holes for adjustable shelves
>Assemble

Are you retarded or is this an attempt to troll? Maybe both.

>>2797818
>27 seconds in google
https://shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates

>>2797877
i dont know what keywords you used, but ive never seen this site come up once despite hours of searching

>>2797868
thats the bullshit i dont want to do.

>>2797818
>5 hours ...doing advanced geometry
It's basic math, nigger.
There's tons of YT channels that shows you have to make basic shelving. Have a fucking goddamn ounce of agency.

>>2797785
Link to the applicator in that pic-

https://www.stewmac.com/luthier-tools-and-supplies/supplies/glue-and-adhesive/applicators-and-pipettes/glue-syringe/

That place tends to be pricey so shop around...but also note that unlike syringes for water thin or slightly viscous liquids, that one has a knurled and threaded collar/ferrule that clamps the needle tip onto the barrel so it can't pop off under the force needed to pump thick material through it.

>>2797789
Cake decorating version, uses standard piping tips that go down to 1mm round...there's also injector tips for filling pastries that have an extended needle nose if you need to get into tight spaces

https://www.az-boutique.com/mini-icing-syringe-5-decorating-tips-set-louis-tellier.html

>>2797780
>The holes in the end of caulking/glue tube tips are too big
There aren't any holes in the end of caulk tubes when you buy them, so you can make the hole whatever size you want. If you need the hole to be smaller than what cutting the tip off gives you, pierce the end with a small nail or something instead. Hell you can even use a thumbtack to make a super tiny pinhole if you wanted.

>>2797920
This. Standard tip should work if you cut it right or drill your own hole in the end.

>>2797796
Not exactly the same thing, but there have been times I've used a pastry bag (the canvas type that takes a liner) for caulking.
Because the caulk gun, the plunger sticking out, and the tip, all of that was too long for me to get an angle on where I needed.
You can get a mess of different tips, too.

>>2797983
>i thought you said it wasn't the touch panel?

I mean, it could. But meh. 200 euro is cheaper than 3000 euro (for a used/NOS one) or 6000 euro (for a manufacturer approved solution

Replacing with something different it is not really feasible as it runs a complex program for a 100.000 euro rotary die label cutting machine and it communicates with a Mitsubishi PLC with multiple controls. Rewriting the software from scratch is a great undertaking. Upgrading to a newer Red Lion HMI could work, and I could probably upgrade the program to run on it myself (I would only have to create a new button to open the sidebar that triggers with the menu hardbutton, and maybe fix some graphical stuff due to different screen resolutions) but I'm officially just a machine operator that unofficially does mechanical and low voltage electrical maintenance on them, and undertaking such a project is way above my paygrade. And would not lead to any improved future prospects here, as were a small and I can't go any higher. Maybe a 50 or 100 euro tip from the boss but meh.

FWIW, lightly heating (50-60 degrees) the screen borders with a heatgun on low has mostly fixed the problem (only a couple of missed taps now).

>>2797994
I'm not surprised if heat had an effect, thermal expansion or solder issues were the first thing I thought of. It could just be a bit of solder that needs reflowing. Is it a resistive or capacitive touchscreen by the way?

>>2798388
It's 4 wire resistive. Supposedly heat fixes issues with the conductive bars around the edges.

>>2798460
fyi a stylus fucks these up

>>2798465
All operators use fingers and not stylii. It's just old, and due to the nature of the machine's operation, you have to tap the display constantly Once the label rolls finish, cut the web and tape the ends, tap to deflate the rewind mandrel, remove rolls, insert empty cores, tap to inflate rewind mandrel, tap to advance the web, glue the web to the cores, tap to restart operation. Speed adjustment is required pretty often and that happens on the screen too using a slider instead of a rotary encoder.

ITT OP wants to make his own buttfuck dildos

>>2797764
more white =/= white

>>2797614
Shit like this exists https://www.busterbeagle3d.com/faqs but you'll spend more time tinkering than using it on this specific project.
>>2797885
>how do i pump that silicone inside?
Average silicone gun will do but get some sort of vacuum. Slightly over fill the mold and put it in the vacuum. As it pulls the air out, the silicone gets drawn into the mold. If the part is small enough, you can get away with sous vide bag and pump.
Molding is something to look up on youtube so you can see and visualise how it works.

>>2797764
You couldn't help an old lady cross the street pft

I brought this up before you're going to want some chromium wire and m12*60 screw gl it won't be injection mold though. The screw would have to be a different shape for it to generate pressure. I made a thread about it a few months ago.

>>2797611
Looks like ol' Harvey is a ball to be around!

>>2797604
>tool shills that also shill other tool shills
>hey did you catch that new tool tool shill did a video on!
kys

i can tell by the eyebrows that she's a man

>>2797604
>I want Sarah to review my tool.
It's a cute little travel pocket model!

>>2798203
It’s called “subcompact” sir!

>>2798496
God-tier Electrician here. No 8/32 or 6/32 screw cutter. Not optimal for use in the USA. Intriguing design, though.

>>2797632
>Pack of Newports
Found the NAPA.

>>2798343
back in the 1860s we called them "turnscrews"

>>2798392
It's nice to have the long flat section at the tip.

>>2797668
Why on earth would you not get the cobra instead?

>>2798088
Sounds like a cool guy. Now he has a friend. <3

>>2798102
ok nvm you're not him, sorry. he's very insecure and gets angry when people make fun of him. sorry for bothering you.

>>2797587
You find a board manufacturer, buy a P&P and reflow oven, and piece it together with parts you find off digikey, or go on JLC and overpay for them to assemble it for you, then you contract with local materials science or plastics company (every town I've lived in there's always one within a 30 minute drive) and have them make the cases, or if you're dirt cheap bite the bullet and order them from China and accept the company is gonna reuse the molds themselves or sell them off to someone who will, then again If it's a small run they'll make em out of aluminum so it won't last long anyway, then you piece the whole thing together with threadforming screws. If your line actually takes off, same story, but you're gonna wanna drop a ton of cash on water-cooled steel molds and etch the PCBs yourself, the price per unit will drop on components on their own.

>>2797587
Here we go, already found a Bluetooth transceiver for ya, look for the PDIP equivalent if there even is one, grab whatever microcontroller you'll be building it off of, some joysticks and buttons, whatever other components you'll need and a chinese eBay power supply and get to prototyping on a breadboard (or copper perfboard like a manly man).

>>2798104
It's ok, I know a lot of people talk shit with ideas they can't deliver on. Hopefully I at least get a prototype working.

>>2798109
Thank you fren.

>>2798118
Exactly the kind of direction I needed. TYVM

>>2798040
I use the fucking shit out of my nepros stuff.

Funny thing is I see these broke dudes collecting that ahitty gold plated icon ratchet but my tool box drawers are filled with nepros that looks 100x better and actually gets used…

Snap-on dual 80 is my beater set it’s good stuff feels better than most

Then I have Matco

Then I have icon for the car, something I can hit with a hammer or hit with a propane torch and warranty out because it’s china junk

I don’t like to use anything below that gold plated icon junk

>>2798038
I work with my hands for a living, so why not buy nice stuff ya know?

If I listen to all you guys online I’m only allowed to use Pittsburgh ratchets and craftsman USA

Nah dude that’s stupid shit for office workers who turn 1bolt every year maybe

I fabricate shit all day everyday why not use snap-on why not use mitutoyo? Why not the best of the best?

Because some guy online says I’m not allowed to have the good stuff?

That’s why people online are always telling me what I am doing for projects is impossible


“You can’t just buy good tools and learn how to shape metal siegggg you need to buy craftsman USA and seethe when you see a snap-on truck”

*Laughs in German*

>>2797539
>>2798086
laughs at cheap consumer grade shit

i got all my tools at the flea market for dirt cheap lol

>>2797535
Painting is a pretty low-skill requirement job and it could help fill schedule gaps.

Depends on want you want to do what clients need and how big your ladder is. gutter cleaning, junk removal and vent/dryer cleaning never go out of style.
Power washing sucks IMO but people pay more for soft washing.
Drywall repair is easy money and hanging TVs is cake too. You can make 50 or more an hour doing any of those things provided you can set up the work yourself.
Get new customers from service apps like handy, thumbtack, Angie’s list. Fuck paying for leads though, take sone job from them for dirt pay then talk to the customer directly about cutting out the greedy corporate middleman a build a relationship from there.
Learn to make professional looking invoices, includes notes and terms and anything that might protect you from an asshole customer.

>>2797538
Read the laws first, then. Here in germany, for example, you can dodge most of the permit requirements if you know how. Won't bore you with the details, but it's really simple stuff like declaring a house a shed for the first seven years, or feeding your grass cuttings to your children's pets to legally be considered a farmer.

And if like my family, you start from an old house that
a. isn't part of residential zone development
b. isn't under special protection because some historical person lived there or something similar
you can basically do whatever you want as long as the roof height and the length along your plot's borders remain the same, and legal requirements for firefighting and sewage are complied with.

Can't tell you what your local laws are like, of course, but starting from an existing farm would probably be easiest, legally speaking. Maintain the main building, place some "sheds" around it, then rebuild those sheds into living spaces.

>>2797515
i think if you aren't rich, the only way to do it would to be work construction jobs and get away with stealing building materials for a decade or 2.

>>2797839
>All that shit still has to work smoothly if one of your pals gets divorced and has to sell their share
this is the biggest issue in plans with living, but we're all friends that go to the same orthodox church and have connections through godparents
we see eachother almost like family
and since we're orthodox the likelyhood of divorce seems very low, not simply because theres rules against it but also because it teaches people to be as good of a person as you can be to your spouse
never seen an unhappy marriage in my church, and those who get married usually have several children
also only two of my friends are actually married, one being the guy who's interested in this thing like i am
for the row housing, i dont know if that could fit the legal definition or regulations, because the living spaces would likely be shared
and if by HOA you mean home owners association or something, the structure will be built on wooded or farm land
>>2797855
i dont think farmers are legally treated different from normal people, the only difference is that they arent subjected to the laws of a town or city, but still are to state and county laws
and while i'd love to build off an existing structure, the majority of farmhouses in america are massive mcmansions nobody can afford or shitty mobile homes, which i dont really want attached to a structure like a castle
and since a home on a property makes any land retardedly more expensive even if they're really dogshit and old its completely unviable to buy land with a house on it
for example heres this farmhouse near me, the house itself would only be worth like 250k on its own but because whatever boomer asshole owns this thinks his property is worth much more than that he's selling it for 2.5 million
https://www.landsearch.com/properties/dorrance-ks-67634/3305551
its also important to note that the average price per acre is only $3000, so the land should really only be worth $35,000 at best

>>2797862
some quotes i've heard for housebuilding online come at like $100 per square foot
its not from what i've asked any construction company or architect, but if i can keep it at or below that value its attainable
it should especially help that they'd essentially only be doing the exterior walls
also i said i'd have them do the roof framing, but truthfully i dont know if i trust construction companies to even do that well anymore
my biggest fear is that they'll just want to charge millions for simply stacking some fucking bricks instead of making a shitty cardboard house™

looking at this sort of roof design it seems like i could viably construct it myself, especially given the fact that you're apparently supposed to use green wood for roof framing
i could probably construct the bulk of the frame on ground level then pully it up to attach it to the walls to avoid the danger of constructing it ontop of the building

>>2797645
Just went through my second interview in front of a 3 people strong room. For a non qualified waggie job btw.

>>2798377
I went through a panel interview for a part-time job in park maintenance for my small hometown (life isn't going so hot)
I didn't get the job. Is it normal for a job like that to really want someone with plumbing skills? Because they really seemed to prefer that I had that.

>>2797511
Yeah my first cnc mill operator job years ago was a 4 interview thing, 1 phone call, 1 meet the hiring manager , 1 hr lady and hiring manager and one owner hiring manager hr lady

This was for a no experience, minimum wage we will train you type jobs

I wanted to learn how to machine with out school so I stuck it out

>>2798402
>park maintenance
If it's a park with camping and support facilities then I can definitely see plumbing skills being a thing they looked for in applicants.
I hope things get better.

>>2798433
>4
Wtf

>>2798441
It has no camping besides whatever bum hides out in the creek or forest. It has one publicly available restroom shack. All I've ever seen the park workers do is mow lawns and clean and restock the shitters.

>>2797478
>can you explain or summarize what's wrong about this installation?

There is nothing wrong with it.
I usually 'lace' the valleys instead of cutting the overlap unless the customer requests it but with 'architectural' shingles like yours, cutting works better.
They should have put a dab of sealer on the exposed heads on the final cap.

>>2797451
Looks like a straightforward roof. Also looks OK.
Those gulleys could use some flashing. My old roof didn’t have it and all the shingles went really bad in that area. New one does though.
How much did yours cost? Mine looks to be your size and was $16k.

>>2797553
Cost $7k with certainteed shingles. House is about 1700sqft single level. Just hoping it was installed right in case I ever need to use warranty.

>>2797462
>Demand they come back and fix all that shit
>>2797549
>There is nothing wrong with it
I hope these replies were made by two different people

It's still not clear whether there's a problem or not, and if so, what the problem is.

>>2797452
Put some mastic on the heads and she'll be good for 30 years.

>>2797502
>32 Celsius till october
>Illegal to carry a knife
>60$ gym

not spain because gym is cheaper
i think
not greece for the same reason
i think that he may be a shitalian or somewhere in europe because of the law with knifes

Aww shit OP, your are FUCKED.

Here's some advice I can give you.

Be happy it's summer. This is when you can get stuff done. Winter sucks ass on the street. Like really. There's less people so less opportunities for money.
Try and stay near to a city. Going too far from people is a death sentence. You not rely on crowds and their unwanted shit. Dumpster diving is a great way to land new clothes and stuff. People will sometimes leave them separate from the main garbage pile. Keep an eye on municipal garbage collection. Ideally, you'll be diving before they arrive to maximize profits.
You can re-sell a lot of stuff people throw away. Old books, electronics if you can do some minimal repair. It's a great source of income and utilization of your time. It's more effective then canning and scrap collecting.

Other hobos and gypsies will lay claim to territory. You can mess with an occasional hobo, don't fuck around with gypsies. If you fight one you'll be fighting all of them real soon. The streets are theirs you're just visiting. They will steal your stuff and kick the shit out of you in a group. Best stay away.

Other hobos are not your friends. Especially addicts they will steal your shit.

Find a secluded safe place to keep your stuff. You will need a stash. If you get arrested, robbed kicked out, chances are you'll lose all of your stuff. Have a back up stash somewhere. Ideally a friend would hold on to a backpack for you with a spare tarp and some foot. If you don't have a fired get a space and burry a small cash in the woods. This can save your life in the winter. Keep some cash in your socks and/or underpants. If you get robbed this can save your life. Gypsies will steal your shoes too.

Stay away from quick satisfaction. You have time use it productively. Collect scrap, cans bottles. It's easy to sulk and drink all day, but this lands you deeper in the despair and it makes it harder to get out of your situation.

>>2798384
Cont.


Finding a good third place can be a godsend. If you can find an abandoned utility pass, disconnected sewer drain, train maintenance tunnel.

Find a place where no sane mane will go and look for a place to sleep. Scout it out for a few days. Arrive late, leave early. Try not to be spotted going in or coming out. After a week or so this can become home.

A dude I knew once lived between two utility tunnels for a heating substation. The space was maybe 80cm wide, but it was long. It was also warm in the winder because of the overhead pipes that carry hot water. He ran a phone line (40v) from an overhead connection for lighting and lived there for over 3 years until the maintenance guys finally found him. He went back in a few days and repeated the cycle. Just don't be retarded. To leave you piss and shit everywhere. Don't stink the place up, and you can live a almost normal life.

If you do manage to find a place don't run your fucking moth. Other hobos will want to take your shit, and if they cant take it they will try to ruin it for you. They will follow you home to find where you live.

Learn how to dispose of your piss and shit. Don't act like an animal. Piss in a bottle, empty it and clean it in a public bathroom. Shit in a plastic bag in a bucket, seal it up and throw it away. Stink is the first way of attracting unwarted attention. Being loud is the second.

You have a phone, so that's a godsend. You have near infinite entertainment. So take care of it. Get a solar panel charger and power bank. You'll be salvaging a lot more if you do dumpster diving so this should keep you entertained. Don't blast your phone at 100% at night, somebody will hear it and investigate.

Stockpile some water and food. You will inevitably get sick. And it's ca death sentence if you're thirsty hungry and cant scavenge for food. Ideally, your stash would have about 3-4 days worth of canned food and about 4l of water. Again life saver in the winter.

>>2798389
cont.


Have friends. If you have anybody form your old life you can trust, try and reach out. They can offer you a place to shower once in a while, clear your clothes and rest without the worry of getting stabbed by a meth head. Try not to overstep your boundaries. Friends will probably be okay with seeing you homeless ass once every 2-3 months but will stop picking up if you act like an asshole.

If you cant have a knife you can carry a screwdriver. It's alright for self defense and is an okay tool. You should also carry a long stick, it'll make prodding in dumpsters a hell of a lot easier. And push comes to shove you can you it to take a few swings at the other hobos stealing your shit.

You cant carry everything you need on your back. Keep the essentials and try and have a backup. Again finding and keeping a stash is the difference between being a dead hobo cometh winter and a hobo that lives to see another summer.

A few tips for dealing with cops. They will eventually pick up your homeless. If you're not bothering anyone, stinking the place up and stealing shit they wont fuck with you too much. Be polite and have a smile when talking with them. Answer their questions in a polite way. Say you're looking for a friend, you live one town over and just missed your train or something. If you say your a hobo it could mean a one way trip out of town. This isn't that bad, but you could end up with your stuff "misplaced" in the process. Being out of town for too long is a death sentence. There is very little edible food outside of cities, few opportunities to make money, and smaller towns will want you gone and wont give two shits on how they do it.

Finding a secure source of income is also essential. Collecting scrap, old bottles, or selling your skillset such as drawing etc might help out. Try to avoid selling yourself. This will fuck you in the long run. 20$ is 20$ but picking up HIV is a death sentence.

>>2798396
This is all solid advice. Is it from experience?
>>2797373
Godspeed OP. Take this time and connect with God. He gives me more than I could ever need. You'd be amazed at how He provides what you need when you need it.

>>2797278
This is the 10' umbrella, by the way. Beige color.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08QMX7CC8

I'm not terribly interested in a fire pit or anything, unless it is a built in propane heater type table. I have a nice insert inside and nat gas isn't piped to the patio area.

>>2797278
A picture tells a thousand words, anon.
>inb4 doxxed
Strip the exif, if you must. While the drawing is nice, there's not much context there...while I can tell that there's a house where the sliding door is, it would be helpful to know what lies outside the boundary of your 9x14 area.

>>2798046
that's not a very good answer. also 4chan strips exif data...it's been that way for like a decade broski.

Nothing matters outside of the boundary--thus the picture! The door is just included to make it clear that nothing can be within a few feet of that central open area. But if you absolutely must know, outside the gate is a pathway to my cuckshed and through the sliding door is my wife and her boyfriend's bedroom.

Tarp

>>2797234
Good fast cheap. Pick two.
>Good, Cheap
Tarp, as >>2797254 said. Leave it on for a year.
>Fast, Good
Roundup
>Fast, Cheap
Hand weeding

Cover everything you want dead with pine straw. That way you don't have to wait to get it started again

>>2797234
>Step 1: Find the children who threw that shit in there.
>Step 2: Beat them.
>Step 3: Force them to clear it all out for you.
>Step 4: If they refuse Step 3 proceed to repeat Step 2.

buy some cardboard
put dirt on top
add another layer of wood on the wall

>>2797194
Good advice, I checked my local marketplace and was able to find a corded circular saw for a low price of ten dollars, that seemed to be the main thing I needed. Now I just probably need a place to cut the boards. I've seen the black workbenches on YT so maybe I will pick up one of those today as well.

>>2797197
Pallets are a good idea, one of my neighbors used pallets and chicken wire to build his own run. I don't really like how cheap they can look so I'll need to look into good paints for it. I will definitely take this opportunity to learn about carpentry. I don't feel it's going to be anything major, more common sense-based than any real difficulty.

>>2797214
That sounds like an easy way to make their coop. I'd probably add a tarp for cover if all else fails.

>>2797388
I like these sketches; they help me imagine what way wood should be pieced together. Most of them are huge though (considering that I'll be free ranging for most of the time).

>>2797456
Hello fellow /an/on.

>>2797189
Go get a covered carport from Walmart and a couple rolls of chicken wire.

>>2797659

>>2797659
I'm going to use a modified shed, this way I dont waste time + money on making a coop from lumber and sheet metal that's going to be sub-par anyway (since I'm not a carpenter) because it's better than a pre-fab which will also be sub-par. I did consider the large kennel but it's going to be slightly more difficult to predator-proof and it won't have as much of a nest feel as an enclosed shed IMO. Ventilation and sunlight are important but I want to make sure my chickens feel safe enough to roost (I think indoors is better for nesting boxes). I usually see people build the kennels and add a coop inside.

>>2797704
Oh and if my flock fails for any reason I can always use the shed for storage!

>>2797747
>drives off without telling
Based not his problem Chad.

>>2797712
NTA but in the house I grew up in it was literally two feet from the garden hose. I got yelled at a few times a kid for playing with it.

I worked in water distribution for a few years before getting tired of manual labor and being on call and moving over to water treatment.
It's pretty cushy here.

>>2797185
All these replies and no kek for Ed? Have a (You) as well as a kek, anon.

My grandmother used to say that 'the world needs ditch diggers too'. Holy fuck though, the fuckups you meet in the trades. The stories I have been told, the aftermath of 'work' I've seen performed. Just, what the fuck. I work in the tech sector. We do a lot of low voltage ethernet runs. Sometimes it is in buildings still going up. I can't count the number I have times I have driven up to a jobsite only to hear that someone got fucking mangled somehow doing dumbshit.

The worst one was a guy the slipped getting down off a ladder. Literally the last step. He fell backwards and ended up falling in a trench they were getting ready to pour concrete in. He sat on some exposed rebar that was sticking up. You'd think, oh, right up the poop shoot, har har har. Nope. Hit him in the asscheak and shattered his hip. Dude passed out down there and they only found him as the started pouring the concrete. He was unconscious, covered in wet cement, and they had to tear the forms out to get at him. Then they cut the rebar under wet concrete to get him out while leaving the rod in so he wouldn't bleed out. He ended up with burns from the concrete on like 30% of his body and basically can barely walk.

Then you get the morons who's work you have to fix. Like the very helpful cable TV installer that came out and used our recently run telephone lines as a means of pulling his cable though the underground conduit. After pulling the phone lines out he then filled both ends of the pipe with a can each of expanding foam. He then argued that he thought that the BRAND NEW phone lines in the BRAND NEW unfinished building that had just been put up were old and no longer in use because there weren't connected to the service panel that HADN'T BEEN INSTALLED YET.

Stay off drugs kids. They can make you too dumb even for the trades.

>>2797719
Continue to cope and seether, helper.

>>2797709
No, my licenses are issued by the states of Florida and Georgia.

Trade schools issue "certificates", not licenses. They are good for nothing but personal validation.

>>2797125
Sending increasingly aggresive letters to the NFPA usually nets you with an immediate masters license if not state licensure. In the meantime change out the fuse on your nearest transformer

electricians are tards
t. Industrial Automation & Controls

>>2797677
Our eyes would thank us