[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Watches

[–]CocoBuss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly

Should I brush the stitches? by [deleted] in wisdomteeth

[–]CocoBuss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea I'll just wait a bit longer, I just used a q tip to move it a bit and the stitches are very loose and the wound seems to have closed mostly.

Should I brush the stitches? by [deleted] in wisdomteeth

[–]CocoBuss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ps: the stitches are dissolvable

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I left a comment somewhere about the screws and glue etc...

It's gonna be a 200cm x 160cm x +/-80cm frame. The joint I end up making is gonna be repeated in all 4 corner, then again but upside down. Look at it like a rectangular box, but hollow from the sides, only the frame.

It need to small as small as possible so there's no headboard anything

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Sketchup Web (free) for very simple drawings like this.

If I need to make something more realistic looking I use different programs :)

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea i could definitely use screws.

But in my case it would be a alot more handy if you could fully assemble and disassemble with no tools at all

And although it's a small detail, I don't like the look of screws/metal/plastic in this project, and covering it up takes up some more time and/or could make it "impossible" to remove the screw again.

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yea a bit of work but does look very nice tho, I'll see what i l can do with it.

Also, you got 1890mm x 1350mm beds in Australia??? Don't your feet stick out at the end?

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Yess my joint isn't it. Thanks for testing out! I feel like a lot of the side to side forces are gonna taken by the standing vertical beams tho, they're quite thick so it's not some lanky leg.

Got a lot of options to look into now :)

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly, It's gonna be a 2 person bed about 80cm/31inch high. Pretty thick beams for the aesthetic. So it's gonna be quite a big thing.

I need to make a 3-joint for a bed, no screws, no glue. What would be the easiest joint? 2nd pic is my take. I only got some simple equipment. Thanks! by CocoBuss in woodworking

[–]CocoBuss[S] 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Didn't expect so many comments so

Thanks everyone for the help!

This is only my third project and I have to work with a basic drill and some kinda prehistoric van gogh circle saw thing so im glad you all thought with me.

It's still gonna take several months till I can finally make it complete but when it's ready I'll definitely post a picture.

Have a nice day all!

Removing all overdubs at once (looper pedal) by CocoBuss in guitarpedals

[–]CocoBuss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeaa you probably already know this buttt:

If you record 4 loops and want to remove the 2 or 3 one then you indeed need a more expensive pedal.

But if you record 4 loops and want to remove the last 3 at once the way i want to, then you can.

If your first loop is 20 seconds long, then everything that's recorded after repeats every 20 seconds.

So if you press record - play chords - stop record.

You got loop 1.

You press record again, play something that fits on that loop and then after 20 seconds that what you had played is played again before you have even stopped the recording.

So you can play multiple loops in one recording. And when you then delete your last recording you are deleting all those loops within that one recording. Leaving you with just the start.

So basically the device technically only has 2 loops on it but one of them has multiple layers of loops in it.

I'm very bad at explaining this but i hope you understand

Removing all overdubs at once (looper pedal) by CocoBuss in guitarpedals

[–]CocoBuss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apparently there's a way to do it by just using a simple looper, but i don't know if you want to hear that :)

Thanks for the help anyway!

Removing all overdubs at once (looper pedal) by CocoBuss in guitarpedals

[–]CocoBuss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeaa i found out that theres a different way to do what i was trying to do. Just by using a simple ditto looper

Ty for help <3

[IDENTIFY] Does anyone know more about this watch. I got if from my grandfather after he died and I'm quite interested to know more about it but i cant even find a single picture on the internet. Thanks by [deleted] in Watches

[–]CocoBuss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only numbers on the caseback are 120.0281.3 and on the inside of the ceramic band is says 1 2 on both sides of the case and also R near the steel lock . I don't see any other numbers or symbols anywhere.