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  1. Guest of the site "With Your Own Hands"

    DIY grinding cylinder

    Wine corks can be used to make not only hot coasters, housekeepers and other crafts for the kitchen. This material can be used to make a grinding block for processing semicircular grooves.

    He took a cork from the wine, cut it approximately to the center along one side with a hacksaw for metal. He wrapped the cork with sandpaper (photo 1), fixing the ends of the latter in the slot. The tool is ready. To prevent the sandpaper from popping out, I fixed it in the slot with an ice cream stick (photo 2) You can start grinding.

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  2. Sergey Aristov

    "Shkantorez" do it yourself

    During the construction of the gazebo, a large number of dowels were required to mask the caps of the screws. To speed up the process of making them, I used a little trick that I once spied on the Internet.
    In a vise, I clamped a die for threading fixed in a holder, I selected it based on the desired dowel diameter (photo 1).

    A lot of pants were stored in the pantry, which were not useful, I used them as raw materials. Clamped a rectangular bar into a screwdriver chuck. The free end is brought to the die. He turned on the tool and passed the rotating glazing bead through the die (photo 2).

    So I performed 2-3 approaches. As a result, a neat round blank is obtained from a rectangular one, which remains to be cut into dowels of the required length.

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  3. Yuri Smirnov, Moscow.

    DIY mounting bracket
    Finishing to assemble the door for the summer shower, I discovered that I did not have 20 mm wide mounting corners in stock. Quickly made parts from aluminum billets.
    The aluminum corner was cut into blanks of the desired width. On the shelves of each core he marked the center of the point. First I drilled holes d 6 mm, then countersink them with a drill d 10 mm. I gathered the door to the finished corners
    Note
    A home-made mounting bracket is good in that it can be adjusted to the desired width and drill the required number of holes for the screws.

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  4. Victor Kutsko

    The fact that life hacks make our life easier was convinced from personal experience. Many peeped ideas came in handy in my everyday life. I spend most of my free time in the workshop and I also have some useful and simple ideas.

    To protect the working part of the chisel (blade), made a simple case. Old welding gloves were lying on the rack, although it was no longer possible to work in them, but the material from which they were sewn was very durable. I cut off one finger from the glove - the cover is ready (photo 1).
    Sometimes a nail needs to be pulled out of a timber without damaging the surface with a nail puller. In this situation, a narrow spatula helps me out. I put it under the tool (photo 2) and without harm I remove the nail.
    Surely everyone at least once bought silicone bracelets for their children. As a rule, interest in them quickly disappears, and they roll on a shelf or on a table until they get into the trash. I decided to use bracelets as holders of drills and screws on drills (photo 3)
    The result is satisfied!

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  5. Alexander Sukhoparoe, Kiev.

    Often during carpentry work it is necessary to glue parts at right angles, for example, in the manufacture of frames. It is difficult to fix details without special devices, and there’s not always money to buy them. Therefore, he made a simple retainer.

    He took a rectangular piece of board of a suitable size. On it, approximately from the center to one long face, I drew two lines so that there was a right angle between them (see the figure on page 18)
    I drilled a hole d 10 mm in the workpiece at the point of the apex of the wedge. Then, along the drawn lines, he sawed a triangle with a jigsaw. The latch is ready.
    I lubricate the parts prepared for joining and glue them together, I place a triangle between them inside the corner, and on the outside the second part of the lock (photo 1) I clamp the entire joint with a joiner clamp (photo 2) and wait for the glue to seize.

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