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  • ARC Welding Techniques for Electrodes

    Different welding situations call for different techniques, to be sure. Some materials and positions call for dragging, others call for pushing, and sometimes the stick needs to be moved faster or...

  • How to Build a Deer Tower Blind

    Tower blinds offer the advantage of mobility and elevation when hunting deer. While companies provide several models for the general outdoor market, building your own tower stand allows you to...

  • Problems With Nitro Car Engine

    Nitro RC engines are very fast and powerful. When they are running right, they are a blast to play with. However, like any other engine, they require tuning and some know-how to reach full...

  • How to Clean Resin Out of Pipes With Epsom Salt

    Resin build-up in your glass pipe can be not only unhealthy, but also will eventually clog the pipe. Cleaning the resin out of pipes is somewhat challenging. You don't want to use anything toxic...

  • How to Calibrate an RCBS Digital Scale

    RCBS digital scales are manufactured for hunters and gun enthusiasts who prefer to hand load their own ammunition. The scales measure the weight of the gun powder that is placed in shells. The...

  • Buyer's Guide to ATV All-Purpose Tires

    Outdoor enthusiasts around the world enjoy all-terrain vehicles, also known as ATVs or quads. Unlike cars and trucks, these four-wheeled vehicles are designed for off-road adventures and can...

  • How to Mock Publish Books

    Mock publishing a book is the process of creating a dummy copy of a manuscript, formatted to appear as the final published version might. Though many services exist at local print shops or via the...

  • How to Photograph Bubbles

    Soap bubbles create a rainbow of color that is visually enjoyable to children, and adults alike. Photographing bubbles can be difficult due to their temporary nature and unpredictability, but...

  • How to Make a Box With Seed Beads

    Cute little beaded trinket boxes are perfect for storing special jewelry, loose change or spare keys. They can also hold small gifts, creating a two-gifts-in-one opportunity, or just sit out for...

  • How to Install a Battery in a Spike Light

    Book lights were designed to give book lovers a light that is portable and keeps the light on the page. Spike lights are an inexpensive and popular form of book light with a "spike" that slides...

  • How to Determine the Length of Snowshoes

    Snowshoes are designed to stretch across the snow, distributing the weight of the wearer to keep him on top of the snow rather than sinking into it. Properly sizing snowshoes before venturing out...

  • How to Use a Hobart 210 to Weld Aluminum

    The Hobart Handler 210 is a remarkablel machine. It comes ready to weld aluminum right out of the box, and has ample power for just about any other welding job you may have. It is powered by 220...

  • Any Way to Convert 8 mm Film to DVD?

    Many people in the mid- to late-20th century used 8mm film to recorded home movies and other moments. Unfortunately, 8mm film can erode over time, taking treasured images with it. Preserve your...

  • How to Weld a Cast Iron Boiler Without Cracking

    Welding cast iron can be tricky, because it contains a lot of carbon and its chemical makeup makes it prone to cracking. The key is always preheating the material before welding it. When cast iron...

  • How to Store Ratchet Straps

    Storage of ratchet straps is easy and will save you time and money. Proper storage of the straps will ensure that they work time and time again. If not correctly stored, the straps may rust, jam...

  • How to Tune a Black Magic Paintball Gun

    The Black Magic paintball marker is an enthusiast level weapon from Worr Game Products that sports many features not commonly found on entry-level guns. Among these are a Delrin bolt, which needs...

  • How to Uncover Your Ancestry Through Family Photographs

    Family photographs tucked away in boxes in your attic, basement or closets may hold the clues you need to learn about your ancestry or solve a family mystery. You just need to be willing to roll...

  • How to Get Out of Hand Cuffs

    Want to learn how to get out of handcuffs without a key? All you need is a regular bobby pin. Handcuffs have surprisingly simple locks. Nevertheless, you may need to practice this several times...

  • DIY Hovercraft Plans

    Making a homemade hovercraft is a fun project that can be as simple or as complex as you like. A number of plans and designs are available online and in hobby stores. You can also experiment with...

  • Wood Turning Technique

    Shaping wood while it is being spun or turned at a high speed is called woodturning. This is usually accomplished by using a lathe. Woodturning is a craft that takes time and practice to master....

  • How to Install Wheels on a Pinewood Derby Car

    The Pinewood Derby has been a tradition in the Cub Scouts since its introduction in 1953, according to the National Scouting Museum. Since that time, the design of Pinewood Derby cars have...

  • How to Fly an Air Hog

    Air Hogs produces the Atom Micro Heli helicopter along with a number of other radio-controlled (R/C) products. The Atom Micro Heli is the newest on the flight line and it boasts infrared controls...

  • How to Use a Welding Rod

    Welding with rods, or electrodes, is the way most beginners start out. It is a good solid way to weld that provides excellent penetration and strength, and can be used in almost any situation....

  • How to Make an Ancient Chinese Wheel Barrel

    The wheelbarrow is an invention that originated in China around 100 B.C. The basic principle for the wheelbarrow consisted of a single wheel in the front of a wooden platform. An ancient Chinese...

  • How to Fix the Mantel Clock Chime

    Almost invariably, problems with mantle clocks are related to the chime. The clock sometimes won't strike the correct hour, the chimes have the wrong tone, the chime doesn't happen at the right...

  • How to Remove Dark Stains on Knife Blades

    The dark stains that form on a knife blade are simply oxidation (or rust). Still, those stains are a more stable, stubborn form of oxidation than orange rust. Because these stains are superficial,...

  • ARC Welding Rods Color Identification

    Different jobs and metals require different rods, so the industry has color coded them for quick reference. Once the colors system is learned, you can quickly grab the correct rod for the job.

  • How to Calibrate a Pendulum Clock

    Timekeeping on a pendulum clock is regulated by the pendulum. The pendulum must be parallel with the front of the clock for the timekeeping to work. A weight, called a bob, on the pendulum changes...

  • How to Find Prices on Joss Cues

    Joss Cues is one of the premier cue makers of America. Its products have been featured in the film "The Color of Money" and are popular with Hollywood's biggest stars. Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman,...

  • How to Draw Birch Trees

    A birch tree is any of the trees of the Betula genus. Typically, birch trees bloom early and flourish in midsummer. Birch bark is marked by very noticeable horizontal or vertical lenticels...

  • How to Repair Pitting in Knife Blades

    Pitting on a knife blade is caused by corrosion from rust and moisture. The only way to remove pitting completely is to grind down the blade metal until the surface is even. This is fine for most...

  • High Key Lighting Studio Tutorial

    High key lighting is used in both still photography and cinematography. It is a technique in which the overall lighting in the scene is fairly bright. There are no deep shadows and even the...

  • How to Maintain Mantle Clocks

    Mantel clocks come in chiming and non-chiming versions. Chimes can range from Westminster to Ave Maria. They can have automatic chime shut-off for nighttime. Woods can range from cherry, to oak...

  • How to Make a Rodeo Bull Dummy

    If you're a novice bull rider and need a safe way to learn how to ride, consider training on a DIY bucking barrel. The best part of a bucking barrel is it doesn't have horns. Professional bull...

  • How to Adjust a Mantel Clock

    There are two kinds of mantel clocks---pendulum and non-pendulum. Adjustments are made differently on each type. Setting the time however, is the same on each. Before adjusting the clock make sure...

  • How to Make a Zip Gun From a Stapler

    A zip gun is a homemade weapon that is commonly made using a pipe for the barrel. The stock of the zip gun holds the barrel in position and can be made from any of a number of devices. Using a...

  • How to Restore Synthetic Hair on Dolls

    Dolls that we hold sacred either from own childhoods or our mothers' often need some refurbishing. Doll's hair especially can take a beating. Maybe it's all the hair styling little girls love...

  • How to Make a Clay Pipe

    Pipe collectors the world over enjoy both the aesthetic and functionality of clay pipes. Clay is ideal for pipe making because it so easily shaped and carved, and once fired, can last for...

  • How to Create Anime

    In creating your own anime, all you really need is creativity and some artistic ability. If you have a storyline in mind, it will be easy for you to find inspiration. Before you begin making your...

  • How to Make a Pipe Out of Ordinary Objects

    Making a pipe out of an ordinary object can be fun. Almost anything that is noncombustible and nontoxic can be made into a tobacco experience. A common vegetable, the carrot, is a good place to...

  • The Difference Between a First Class Stamp & Others

    Stamp collectors, or anyone who has ever mailed anything, should know about the different types of U.S. postage stamps. The most common is the first-class stamp used for everyday mail and packages.

  • How to Paint Camo on R/C Airplanes

    Remote controlled model airplanes have long been a hobby for children and adults since their conception many years ago. Fabricating and designing these airplanes is an art in itself to most R/C...

  • How to Build a Smoker Out of an LP Gas Tank

    Old LP gas tanks can be repurposed by converting them into a cooker or smoker. LP tanks make good smokers because they are totally enclosed. You'll need to cut a door into one side to allow access...

  • How to Shut Off the Chime on a Bulova Clock

    Bulova clocks feature Westminster chimes. Some of the clocks are triple-chime and consequently will have more melodies. All of Bulova's chiming clocks perform Big Ben on the hour. The chimes on...

  • How to Make Cardboard Ramps

    Fingerboards are miniature toy skateboards that come complete with wheels and graphics. With a little imagination and a rainy afternoon, you can create a skateboard park filled with banks, ramps...

  • Sculpin Fly Tying Instructions

    There are as many Sculpin fly patterns as there are fly tiers, but most have a common theme of creating a sleek bait fish that is attractive to trout. Most Sculpin patterns require intermediate...

  • How to Change the Time on a Grandfather Clock

    Changing the time on a grandfather clock is a two-fold process. You change the indication of the time by moving the hands on the face; you change the timekeeping by adjusting the pendulum. The...

  • How to Grade Mercury Dimes

    The grades for Mercury dimes are the same as has been established by the coin grading services for all coins. All American coins are graded on a 70-point scale. The lowest grade, "0," is where the...

  • How to Oil Finish a Gun Stock

    A natural oil finish applied to the stock can bring new life and beauty to an old rifle or shotgun. Before refinishing, however, find out if the gun has monetary value that refinishing would...

  • How to Design Around Corner Bed Placement

    When you place a bed in the corner of the room you are changing your vantage point so that when you are in bed all of your items must be moved to one side of the room. It can be difficult to come...

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