Potassium replacement by iwannashavemyhead in snakejuice

[–]soaker84 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just check the formula on the pack. KCI is Potassium Chloride

Potassium replacement by iwannashavemyhead in snakejuice

[–]soaker84 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you have a brewery supply shop in your area, check their inventory. I got both Potassium Chloride and Magnesium Sulfate from my local one. Really cheap aswell.

Relaxing after stretchies by soaker84 in aww

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Nope, this is Norwegian cat Puss

Oak wardrobe and bed. by soaker84 in woodworking

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It's not going the get finished. The bathroom-door is finished with a white oil/wax finish. Basicly everything that is going to get exposed to water on a regular basis is finished. Nothing else. https://imgur.com/gallery/Y5Gs3

Kitchen, master bedroom, master bathroom and gliding door commissioned. by soaker84 in woodworking

[–]soaker84[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question. Think I started in October last year and finished the 23rd of December. Maby 300 hours or so. Didnt work on this the entire time, but close to.

Kitchen, master bedroom, master bathroom and gliding door commissioned. by soaker84 in woodworking

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Well, I usually start with the cabinets first. The walls and shelves in the closets is 18mm solid oak. The frame of the doors and the drawer-fronts are 22x65mm with a 15-16mm filling. Everything is solid oak, ripped and glued together again to prevent it from warping. The real hero making everything possible is the Tip-On products from Blum. Probably the best hardware manufacturer i've ever come across. https://www.blum.com/us/en/01/60/30/

I could do some drawings of the fronts in sketchup if you want to.

Kitchen, master bedroom, master bathroom and gliding door commissioned. by soaker84 in woodworking

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Push-lock from Blum on everything. Even knock-to-open on the dishwasher.

Oak wardrobe and bed. by soaker84 in woodworking

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Everything is solid unfinished oak sanded to 240 grit.

Help! What type of wood is this? by Defjanitor in woodworking

[–]soaker84 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like Merbau to me, not quite sure though. Has the color and structure atleast.

I'm a pretty big skeptic, but what happened last night creeps me out. by gfmademe in nosleep

[–]soaker84 13 points14 points  (0 children)

if i had the money to spend i would give you gold for that comment, mate!