This video is about how to make an inexpensive diy boot washer cleaner ideal for dog walkers, gardeners, hikers, golfers, football or rugby players etc.
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Solar led light electric slug & snail fence – hack how to convert
This is how to convert a cheap pound store or dollar store solar led light into an electric slug or snail fence.
Electric slug fences provide a barrier to slugs or snails and stop them eating your plants. The voltage used is safe for children, pets and wildlife. Slugs are most active at night, so the operation of the solar light suits this purpose very well. In fact there is one commercial unit that operates in the same way, but at a considerably higher cost.
The solar led light used in this video was purchased from Poundland and cost £2 for 3 lights or 67p each. Almost all of the cheap solar lights available can also be used for this purpose, just pick the units with the largest solar panel and if you can open one up the largest rechargeable battery. The electrolytic capacitor was removed from an old circuit board, Although it is preferable it is not essential, as the capacitance from the two wires running in parallel is usually enough to allow the circuit to operate.
Anker premium glass screen protector iphone 5c review & installation
Glass screen protectors are much easier to fit than plastic film protectors, the problem is that there are so many choices and not all the products available are of good quality.
Anker is a brand that I have used many times before and I have always been very happy with their products. Checkout the video below to see how easy it is to fit the Anker Premium glass screen prtector to an Apple iphone 5c.
Otterbox symmetry iphone 5c case unboxing and review
The Otterbox symmetry case for the iphone 5c features an ultra slim profile while providing excellent protection with the Otterbox certified drop+ protection. It is designed to absorb the shock from falls and prevent damage to the phone while maintaining your phones sleek design.
Checkout the video below for an unboxing & review of the Otterbox symmetry for the iphone 5c.
How to wire a French electric plug CEE 7/6
This is how to wire a French electric plug CEE 7/6. Also some information about French sockets CEE 7/5.
priseélectrique Fiche électrique interrupteur Disjoncteur differential
Earth Live Neutral Terre Phase Neutre France
How to make an archery target from Ikea Dimpa storage bag
Archery targets are expensive to buy, so I looked for an alternative and came up with this diy archery target. Checkout the video below to see how to make an archery target from Ikea Dimpa storage bag
How to repeat or boost a weak public wifi service into a building
How to repeat or boost a weak public WiFi service into a building, boat, motor home or caravan. Using the TP-LINK WA5210G outdoor wireless access point and TPLINK WA701ND wireless N access point. Alternatives are the WA5110G TL-WA7210N CPE210 CPE510 and the WA801ND WA901ND wireless N access point. SFR WiFi BT WiFi. Note that you should change the default passwords.
Checkout the video below to learn how to repeat or boost a weak public wifi service into a building
Parts list:
TP-Link WA7210 2.4GHz 150Mbps:
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UK: http://amzn.to/1UHSCFc
TP-Link CPE210 2.4Ghz 300Mbps
US: http://amzn.to/1YfSXSg
UK: http://amzn.to/1UHSzcy
TP-Link WA5210G 2.4GHz 54Mbps:
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UK: http://amzn.to/1UHTzxc
Tp-Link WA701ND 150Mbps
US: http://amzn.to/25SMGP1
UK: http://amzn.to/1UHTGc2
High voltage electric shock circuit from a disposable camera
This is how to remove the high voltage camera flash pcb from a disposable camera. You can use this to revive nicad batteries, make sparks, electric shocks, mini taser, zap, zapper etc.
Warning – this circuit produces about 350 volts and could be dangerous in some circumstances.
Papercrete Rocket Stove Test
This was a test of a papercrete rocket stove. Papercrete is made with cement, sand, paper mulch and water and has greater insulating properties than concrete.
Taking down a shed
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The opportunity to obtain some shed building materials presented itself this weekend, when my brother in law (in the photo above) decided to take down an old workshop in his garden. The downside of course being that I would have to help.
The workshop was apparently built by a wood turner and had some extensive ventilation pipework in the roof.
Finally it is down!