In this post I’ll present a wooden towel hanger that I built. I will accompany the process with photos of the different stages. The towel hanger is made from hardwood – I think Oak but I’m not 100% sure. Could be ash too. If you’re a wood expert please comment below what you think. Initially […]
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Building a Wooden Towel Hanger
September 14th, 2026 · No Comments
Tags: Crafts · DIY (do it yourself) · Woodworking
DIY Irrigation system with a water reservoir and a pump + Diagram
January 18th, 2025 · No Comments
This is an illustration for a water irrigation drip system, for when you want to use water from dishes, grey water, etc. Why use a water reservoir? How does it work? Very simple: you’ll need a big reservoir (mine is 150 liters), a submersible water pump, pipes, and irrigation drip emitters. You must place at […]
Tags: Agriculture & Gardening · DIY (do it yourself) · Home Improvement · How To
Hp officejet 4500 wireless – incomplete or blank prints problem
November 15th, 2011 · No Comments
I’ve noticed my printer having trouble with large files, especially long word documents. It would print pages with paragraphs missing or some other parts missing, while it did print short documents ok. My guess was that there was a spool problem or communication problem. What’s stranger, is that documents printed in best quality (instead of […]
Tags: Computers · DIY (do it yourself) · Software
Removing or Peeling off stamps from an envelope
January 10th, 2011 · No Comments
I’ve been collecting stamps since I can remember….but only now I’ve come to discover this new method of peeling them off an envelope. Until now I would just put them on a few drops of tap water. Problem is , this process is slow, and by the time the water penetrates to the glue area, […]
Tags: DIY (do it yourself) · How To · Just Fun · Life Style
Waterproofing a chimney
September 30th, 2010 · No Comments
This is an idea I thought about to seal and waterproof my fireplace chimney. Problem with using silicone and other sealants is that the chimney constantly moves. It EXPANDS when hot and SHRINKS when it cools down, so any attempt to seal the chimney and ceiling is temporary. Soon the heat and up-down movement of […]
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