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  • How to Set a Dive Computer for Nitrox

    Nitrox is a scuba-diving gas mixture that has different percentages of oxygen and nitrogen than regular air. Air typically contains 79 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen. Nitrox for scuba...

  • LiPo Batteries Explained

    Lithium polymer batteries, also known as LiPo batters, are rechargeable electrochemical cells popular among radio control hobbyists and utilized in numerous other applications, such as small-scale...

  • How to Shoot a Wrist Rocket

    Slingshots have certainly changed since the days when the piece was nothing more than a Y-shaped stick with a rubber band attached to it. The Wrist Rocket is one of the newer designs for a...

  • Information on Leonard Silver

    Leonard Silver is a popular form of antique silver that was mostly produced in the 1950s and 1960s. Pieces were made in the 1970s, but they are not as popular with collectors as the earliest...

  • Wire Welding Techniques

    Welding with a wire feed welder is a much different process than using a stick weld machine. Although the same basic principles apply, some of the techniques used are different and can take a...

  • How to Remove an Enamel Paint

    Enamel paints result in a hard glossy finish. A common example of enamel paint is nail polish. Enamel paints require specific products for appropriate removal. Depending on the object or area...

  • Design Ideas for Wooden Play Structures

    You can stretch a child's imagination by creating a wooden play structure that is both challenging and fun. Your design might match the natural features of your yard or it could provide a contrast...

  • How to Make Your Pinewood Derby Car the Fastest

    The Pinewood Derby is one of the more well-known Scouting activities, one that challenges Scouts and their families to build wooden race cars from scratch and then compete against one another by...

  • How to Win Contests and Giveaways

    Want to win something from a give away or contest? Read this.

  • How to Build Your Own Legal Motor Vehicle

    Heres a little article on how to get around those high gas prices. Now you can walk into the 7/11, hand the guy 50 cents and say "fill 'er up".

  • How to Spend Less Money When Eating at a Restaurant

    Dining out at a restaurant is fun! Delicious food, nice service, and then the not so nice bill. During economic hardships, it's important to spend our money wisely and still do the things we...

  • How to Patch A Bicycle Tire Tube With Ease

    By following the described instructions you will be able to patch a bicycle tire tube with ease even if you haven't done it before.

  • How to Get Your Hunting License

    Hunting is a great way to get outside and enjoy what nature has to offer. There's nothing better than to sit and just observe different kinds of animals in their natural habitat. People also need...

  • How to Lighten a Yellowing BJD (Part One)

    So, your ball joint doll is now yellowed because of exposure to sunlight. What are you to do? I've created this tutorial as the first step in the process to lighten your doll and help bring it...

  • How to Edit Raw Images

    RAW image format allows you to edit the original image your camera captured. Usually when you take a picture, the camera applies white balance and exposure settings, but RAW allows you to do this...

  • Homemade Airsoft Grenades

    Airsoft is a game similar to paintball in which teams engage in mock combat. Unlike paintball, however, the replica firearms used shoot 6mm plastic rounds instead of paintballs. The length of...

  • How to Build a Ham Radio Antenna

    The world of ham radio is a great hobby, and building and experimenting with different antennas has long since been one the most favorite parts of the hobby. Of course, you will need to know how...

  • How to Paint Games Workshop Sentinels

    Sentinels are mechanized walker vehicles that serve as scout support for the army of the Imperium in Games Workshop's Warhammer 40,000 universe. These mechanical beasts of war bring heavy...

  • Directions for Making & Painting Fishing Lures

    Make and paint your own fishing lures as a unique craft to supplement your fishing hobby. Experiment with different lure shapes and colors to gain a greater understanding of how lures work to...

  • Learn Easy Magic Tricks With Household Items Online

    Magic tricks are fun for all ages, but especially for children. You don't have to put on a full-scale Las Vegas production to learn a few simple magic tricks to amuse your friends and family. Many...

  • How to Make Anime Link Buttons

    Anime link buttons are small images on websites that feature an anime character and typically link to anime websites. They have several popular uses including being used as links for drawing...

  • Tricks for Your Softball Glove

    When you are serious about your game, your softball glove is a prized possession. How you prepare and use it is key to your success as a defensive player---a tough, ill-fitting glove can cause you...

  • Proper Way to Hydrate a Cigar Humidor

    There are smooth cigars from a variety of manufacturers from Havana to Honduras. However, if a cigar is not properly stored, it won't stay smooth for long. Keeping cigars properly hydrated is the...

  • How to Make an RC Airplane Motor Test Stand

    One of the best ways to break in and run RC engines is on a test stand. The stand is designed to hold a running engine securely while being bolted or clamped to a workbench. Test stands need to be...

  • Primitive and Antique Furniture History

    Furniture design and production developed according to social, cultural, political and economic issues. For example, peasants during the Middle Ages owned a few, simply made pieces of furniture...

  • How to Build a Pre-Cut Balsa Wood RC Airplane

    Building RC model airplanes can be fun and therapeutic. However, cutting every part from plans can be very tedious. A pre-cut kit bridges the gap perfectly here. You get the plans, parts, and...

  • Information on Different Colors of Latex Balloons

    Latex balloons are available in an array of colors to suit any need. Some have effects that give them a striking appearance, though not every color is available in each balloon shape and size.

  • How to Fix an RC Helicopter From Spinning in Circles

    There are two basic types of RC helicopters, ones with two main rotors that turn counter to each other, which have no tail rotor, and ones that have a single main rotor and a tail rotor. The tail...

  • DIY Carbon Fiber Tuned Pipe

    For the meticulous hobbyist, remote control (RC) vehicles allow a wide range of experimentation for enhanced performance that can create hours of pleasurable activity. A tuned pipe on an RC...

  • How to Build a Large Scale Train Set in a House

    The largest model trains typically suitable for the home are built in G scale, built at a 1 to 20.3 ratio. The G in G-scale has traditionally stood for garden, but train enthusiasts have brought...

  • Cane Seat Instructions

    Chair caning has a long history, which includes basket making and weaving. Chairs can be caned using different materials such as rush, splint, seagrass or cord. These terms refer to techniques...

  • Information on Metal Detectors for Bounty Hunters

    A metal detector employs an electromagnetic field to spot the existence of a buried or concealed metal object. With the advent of this device, bounty hunting has become a passion and a hobby with...

  • How to Tan Rabbit Skins

    Tanning is the process by which the raw hide of an animal is turned into leather. This conversion permanently alters the protein structure of the skin, making it more pliable, durable as well as...

  • How to Make a Fake Rock Geocaching

    Geocaching is a popular recreational past time equivalent to a modern-day treasure hunt, except when you go geocaching, you know that likely there is something there to be found. Geocaching is...

  • How to Build a Garden Wall

    Unless you are lucky enough to have a sunken fence or deep, steep-sided ditch - around your garden, you will need to construct some form of boundary. The beauty of a fence is that, unlike a...

  • How to Detect Money

    This is a cool way to find money, and even have fun doing it!

  • How to Streamline Hobby Farm Chores to Save Time

    Most hobby farm owners have a regular job in addition to their hobby farm. Hobby farming is a unique hobby in that you cannot decide when you do and do not want to work on your hobby. It's always...

  • How to Really Enjoy A Good Book

    Finding the time and energy to read can be tough these days. I love to read and I had begun to miss this wonderful way of relaxing and escaping so I decided that I had to make it a priority again.

  • How to Remove Paint From Metal Warhammer Miniatures

    Painting Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 miniatures can be one of the most enjoyable aspects of collecting a Warhammer army. Being able to customize the appearance of your troops is great fun, but...

  • How to Collect Case Knives

    Knife collecting is a hobby enjoyed by a wide range of individuals of differing ages. There are many different manufacturers of knives producing pocket folders as well as fixed-blade knives....

  • What Is a Scooter Snorkel Safari?

    Visitors to seaside resorts often snorkel for recreation. With recent advancements in underwater technologies, snorkelers can now easily expand the range of their exploration with scooter snorkel...

  • How to Make a Pyramid Out of Sand

    Looking for a challenge while you sunbathe at the beach? Try building a pyramid out of sand. The resting places of pharaohs serve as a difficult feat to accomplish. Those who take on the task will...

  • How to Do the Hummer Floating Card Trick

    The hummer flying card trick is an amazing example of magic using a playing card. The card appears to float from one of your hands to the other before circling your body, and can even jump from a...

  • How to Build a Balsa Wood Glider

    Balsa, a lightweight and pliable wood from South America, is ideal for a variety of hobby and model-building purposes. However, balsa wood is best known for its featherweight qualities, perfect...

  • About Hollywood Junior Tripods

    The Hollywood Junior is a camera tripod that serves to stabilize cameras in a fixed position. The Hollywood Junior is no longer manufactured and has entered the ranks of vintage camera equipment. ...

  • How to Collect Souvenir Spoons

    Begin to collect souvenir spoons and join a tradition that started in Europe before spreading to America. There are antique souvenir spoons dating back to the 19th century in addition to...

  • Types of Welding Tools

    Welding involves much more than simply a welder and steel. Without the proper tools, most welding tasks become impossible. Every hobby or business welder should have a few welding-specific tools...

  • How to Convert a Gym Bag Into a Camera Bag

    Camera bags can become expensive. They have special pockets for particular parts of your camera and photography/lighting kit. However, if you are a beginning photographer, you've probably already...

  • How to Make a Headboard With Styrofoam

    Styrofoam (polystyrene) is not biodegradable, so anything that you can do to recycle pieces of it and use it in an everyday setting will be beneficial to the environment. One way to do this is to...

  • Easy Moulding

    If you've been wondering why your room looks plain or unfinished, it could be because you need to install mouldings. Mouldings are the accents that line the points where the floor and ceiling meet...

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