Sunday, January 11, 2015
DIY Power UPS/Inverter Cabinet
Materials Needed
3/4 inch Hard Plywood
2.5 inch Plywood sharp nails
Hammer
Hack saw
Circular saw
Glass + Handle + Hinges
Door Hinges
Primer Paint + Glossy Paint
Fevicol
This cabinet has two compartments. Upper one has a glass door containing POWER unit. Lower one has a Plywood door containing 60Kg Tubular Battery.
First we need a sturdy frame. Be generous on Fevicol + Nails on the wood joints.
Door with the Hinges (120 degree one)
More Bushes to take the load of the heavy battery.
Plywood doors are fixed.
3/4 inch Hard Plywood
2.5 inch Plywood sharp nails
Hammer
Hack saw
Circular saw
Glass + Handle + Hinges
Door Hinges
Primer Paint + Glossy Paint
Fevicol
This cabinet has two compartments. Upper one has a glass door containing POWER unit. Lower one has a Plywood door containing 60Kg Tubular Battery.
First we need a sturdy frame. Be generous on Fevicol + Nails on the wood joints.
Door with the Hinges (120 degree one)
More Bushes to take the load of the heavy battery.
Plywood doors are fixed.
Glass doors are fixed.
The finished product after the primer coat + Glossy coat of Paint.
DIY My Own Music Docking Station(AUX IN)
Materials Needed
Thin Plywood
Hack Saw
Mica sheet for the plywood
2 * Small Speakers ( I got mine from Old Sony W810i Mobile Walkman Speakers)
2 * Amplifier circuit (You can make one too)
AUX IN cable with MALE PIN.
Wood Adhesive/ General Adhesive (fevicol)
Cut the Plywood.
Join it with Nails and Fevicol.
Mica Sheet.
Adding the under hood things (circuit boards).
Finished Product.
Thin Plywood
Hack Saw
Mica sheet for the plywood
2 * Small Speakers ( I got mine from Old Sony W810i Mobile Walkman Speakers)
2 * Amplifier circuit (You can make one too)
AUX IN cable with MALE PIN.
Wood Adhesive/ General Adhesive (fevicol)
Cut the Plywood.
Join it with Nails and Fevicol.
Mica Sheet.
Adding the under hood things (circuit boards).
Finished Product.
DIY Refilling a dead Ink Jet Printer Cartridge
Material Needed
Refilling Ink Black + Color
Medical Syringes with Needle.
Blade.
Electric Insulation Tape/ Any adhesive tape.
PCB driller + 1mm drill bit.
Remove the Label on the Cartridge. This is a color Cartridge.
It has three tanks.
Keep Drilling near the air hole. Once the hole is drilled, you can pull out the drill bit. Now note down the color of the drill bit. Residue ink inside the cartridge will stick to the drill bit. You need to fill the corresponding color to each tank.
Inject the correct color. Once you are done injecting all the color inks, you need to cover the hole with the adhesive tape.
Calibrate the Cartridge inside the Printer and go with a test run.
It has three tanks.
Keep Drilling near the air hole. Once the hole is drilled, you can pull out the drill bit. Now note down the color of the drill bit. Residue ink inside the cartridge will stick to the drill bit. You need to fill the corresponding color to each tank.
Inject the correct color. Once you are done injecting all the color inks, you need to cover the hole with the adhesive tape.
Calibrate the Cartridge inside the Printer and go with a test run.
DIY Fish Tank Decorator a Tunnel and a Cave
Happen to build a Cave and a Tunnel for my Fish Tank. Our fish love it.... Here is how u do it.
DIY Cave
Materials Needed
color stones
an empty coconut shell
strip of iron wire
white cement
river sand
Create a basic frame on the coconut with the iron wire.
Marking the cave entrance.
Cut along the line with a HACK SAW.
Embedded some stones between the metal frame and coconut. This space enable cement flowing smooth over the mold.
Add water to white cement and stir.
Start with the masonry work over the mold.
Baking under sun light to fasten the setting process.
DIY Tunnel
Materials Needed
white cement
river sand
broken floor tile
PVC pipe 120mm diameter
iron wire
Make a iron mesh with the wire.
Roll it over the tunnel pipe. Make sure to embed some stones in between.
Mix white cement + water + river sand. Start the masonry work.
Finally.
Generally it takes 12 hours to dry. Make sure to water the mold the next day. More the time you wait for it to dry better the strength of the structure.
All the Hard Work fly away, when you see the fish are loving it. On the Fish Tank...!!!
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