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+B. Ramsden First, thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching.I have a 2 hour irrigation timer mod but could not simplify it to the point that most people would want to try.Still thinking on it, but yes they are great.At some point I will make my irrigation GoLapse DIY video ..... some day.

Well mate! I'll show you how to do it. Most mechanical garden tap timers have a screw on base. Remove the screws and the base. Now, the demolition part. Place the bottom portion of the timer in a vice, and slowly squeeze the life out of it. The top portion has the gears and the main spring. So, you don't want to put that part in the vice. When the bottom becomes distorted from the top pull apart both the bottom and top. A little grunt is required. Once both parts are removed, throw away the bottom portion. The top will have a plastic stem. Cut that off. Drill a hole very carefully and slowly in the centre of the bottom and screw in the 3/8 to 1/4 inch Convert Screw Adapter. A lot of tap timers will have a flat top, so you can put the usual Go Pro adhesive mount. As for me, I don't own a Go Pro, as I use another time lapse brand. I just drill a hole in the top, and screw and glue a 1/4 20 in grub screw. That's it!SeeyaPS love your vids!

Yes, I have a couple. I have still not gotten around to making the DIY. They are harder to minimize, harder to make.

thank you for the response and yes i'm looking for a slider right now and after i have that i will see for panning units but now i can use ur tip thank you it was a awesome video and it works fine for me

+Rédouan Kingfx To pan right you can invert the timer(flip upside down), or open the timer and flip the spring but I have no idea how to do that. It is a cheap tool, don't expect it to do everything.There are some battery driven panning units that are completely adjustable, but they cost $100

@scalawaggywakyman garbage cans are typically galvanized, the galvanizing process is typically used for any type of metal that'll touch liquid pr water. Your run of the mill sheet metal is NOT galvanized. The best suggestion I have for making a smoker is to find one of those old vertical ice boxes with the latch handle, and put a controllable heating element in the bottom and cut you a hole on top. You can find them on clist on the cheap usually-happy smokin'!

For how long did you smoke it.. You did not tell os about the temperture inside..! I know that I Can find these information somplace else, but it would be nice to round it up with som more hints on how to do it .. " take it all the way" so to speak.. But the idear was brilliant.. I'm not from the States , so I dont get electricety thrown at mé for allmost free.. Can you do it with wood or anything else?? If so, how..? But thanks for the tips anyway!!

Re: zinc coating. When I was researching DIY bike frame building, I read about the dangers of zinc oxide fumes. But they were talking about fumes released during arc welding. Hopefully the zinc coated containers would not reach a high enough temperature from mere exposure to hot smoke, or even direct contact with hot charcoal to release zinc oxide fumes. Perhaps an expert in the field can chime in?

we have another smoker show on our youtube channel, where we make a cardboard box into a smoker, and that show has most of the cooking temp info you need. you could put a metal pan of charcoal in the bottom of this DIY smoker along with the wet wood chips, you may have to add charcoal during the smoking process. let me know any more questions, thanks for watching, please consider subscribing, eric.

I'm an American Welding Society Certified Welder and Zn in that form is really toxic to humans, although you "burned" it off, metal is still a porous substance and can still contain the elemental chemical. I've heard of people getting really sick from homemade smokers that contain chemicals like Sulfur and other petro chemicals. Be careful buddy.

That galvanizing is nasty sh!t, you really need to avoid it. This was a good idea beside that though. Try doubling up some nuts on the end of the grate bolts to keep it from sliding off, you could even sandwich a washer in between the nuts to make sure it stays put.

To keep the grill from slipping off the carriage bolts, you might consider bolting washers on them near their tips. That way when the grill is plopped on the carriage bolts, they'll be prevented from slipping off their ends. What do you think?

Nice ideal except for the galvanized metal.But question did that little hot plate and that iron skillett get hot enough to actually cook that fish done.I know it musta been done you were eating it.but its hard to believe it cooked that well?

THIS IS POISON!!!!!! DON"T DO THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO DIE!!!! Galvinized metal is coted with a zync compound that is very toxic. Use steel, stainless steel, terra cota or a cardboard box. Just don't use this stuff.

Do not use this. Galvanised metal at this temp. releases gas that binds itself into the meat and causes poisoning or death. Please remove this video you can cause other people's death....

you can get them at roofing supply places and farm supply catalogs. farmers use them to kill weeds in the field. be careful with it. it hooks up to a regular propane tank.

hey bro did u get sick from that caus eof the gav steel cause u said it was ahrmfull and i was wondering if u burnt it all off and what the crates where for orginaly?

Yeah trash that thing! good idea, but stay away from Galvanized! BassSlayer1 is correct about the toxicity if this junk. Listen to us weldors PLEASE! happy smoking!

@xtxxxnx are garbage cans also galvanized? I'd like to know if I could use it to make a smoker. And what about typical sheet metal..? Are they mostly gavalnized?

Love how all these "metal experts" say not to use this or that...but then don't give any suggestions, if your gonna comment at least back up what your saying

Looks good! When you sat the grill down on the bolts for the first time I thought, wow, that has potential to fall while it's hot. ..and then it fell :)

almost any kind of hardwood alder, cedar, pecan, apple, oak, hickory, cherry few others but I adore alder when smoking fish good stuff

+Pipe Guy Yes Ikea cuts back a lot of solid wood in their products.. Check the maximum load they can take and see if they would do the job for you

+Tommy S cheers. I was so keen on this about an hour ago but just read some damning reviews on the LINNMON. its packed with paper... flimsy

+Pipe Guy These details can be found here ikea.michaelburri.ch

+AeroForceOne Good point, maximum load is about 110 lb which would be adequate for most people. Can always choose another table with higher maximum load if needed

+Nasrul Hakim 46 7/8 x 11" , the larger size is the one to go for here (part number 200.943.47)

+Kev Parsons Looks like IKEA discontinued this item, have a look on their website for similar size item. The Alex storage unit or Alex drawer unit is a similar size

For desk at 1:23 I believe these are the items:    Desk top: Vika Amon 59″ x 31″    Desk legs: Vika Moliden     Upper shelf: Ekby Amund 59″ x 11″    Upper legs: Capita    Additional upper support brackets: Ekby ToreFor the desk at 1:36 use some items from my build(//youtu.be/yk3z-xXYG5k) and the items for build at 1:23 and you will get a good build. Also could check items from this build (//youtu.be/8LDrpsbBOZk)

+tommy smyth Thanks anyway I'll try to get one similar

+Ludwin V I think I found the answer to this question, custom build by a carpenter by the looks of it :  https://www.gearslutz.com/board/7054656-post17.html

+tommy smyth I'm looking for one similar but I can't find it anywhere

have a look though ikea's catalog online and create your own version of this desk, more work to create it but be worth it :) .. You may need to to source some items from other retailers if ikea no longer stocks similar to this desk

What's the name of the music you used for the videos?

This one was "I Wish" by Infected Mushroom.

It's great! I sleep really well.

It's the MALM series bed.

Me too...

+Simone Girotto everyone does it. I've got like 50

+Klaas H I bought Hejne too, but haven't got time to check it yet. I suppose you are right. I'm glad that Hejne is similar anyway.

+whyshouldidothatnow Its actually something different. The GORM is discontinued and the Hejne is similar to it. Thanks for the advice though, I bought one on your recommendation

+hongdekong praxis of gamma, etc

+Dillon Guelich thank you! But I wish the shipping charge wasn't so crazy. A $9 purchase turns into an almost $20 purchase. I guess it's still cheaper and more fun than buying a premade pedalboard

+Shane Thompson There is hope! //www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00287808/

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What are those brackets called that you are putting on the wall to hang the cabinets from? We are trying to mount a besta/framsta unit right now and are having a difficult time.

Not sure if you got my last message... the tool that i was using was a stud finder... You can find one at your local hardware store. Builders square home depot or lowes.

The only video which shows in full what has to be done . perhaps a slow motion version might suit better otherwise very good

What size drywall screws did you use? Did you use screw anchors as well? Or did you use one of those self expanding screws?

I have a link in one of my videos to the part number that you will need to take to Ikea to get the wall mount kit.

Hi, Can you please tell me what is this tool you are using for marking on the wall. Where can I get one? Thanks

I got lot of information about kitchen and many more ideas new thinks i want more info about kitchen thank you.

Hi , I missed the first message sorry. Thank you very much for your valuable info.

That's a Stud Finder any local family owner hardware store will carry them.

I think that I used 2 inch screws.

The link is in my description