In this video, I show you how to quickly, easily, and cheaply make some DIY frozen fish food. This is a very simple recipe that I will be feeding to fish fry and other small fish. There are many other ingredients you could add. Do you have a favorite ingredient? Read on…
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Instrument Case Scuff Removal
My hardcase for my banjo had several white scuff marks on it that I wanted to remove. Many musical hard cases, like the one I have, have an outer covering of vinyl. Most paint removers will eat into vinyl and many gentler cleaning solutions aren’t strong enough to remove scuff marks. I heard that Mr. Clean Magic Erasers work well on vinyl floors so I decided to try them on the case. Read on…
Share This:Repair Sole of Shoe
The rubber on the heel of my fairly new shoe started to peel away from the bottom of the shoe. To fix the problem, I decided to use 5 minute quick set epoxy which cures quickly, is very strong, and bonds to just about any solid I’ve tried it on. Here is quick video on how I made the fix. Read on…
Updated: 16 Jan. 2012
Share This:Piezo Pickup
I needed a way to tune monitor a washtub bass around other instruments and the mic on my tuner kept picking up the other instruments because they were louder than the bass. Plus, I wanted a way to record from a ukulele that didn’t have a pickup. So, I built a pickup from a piezo transducer. It was pretty easy, didn’t cost very much, and works surprisingly well. Read on…
Updated: 13 December 2011
Share This:Cooler Spout Replacement
I make homebrewed beer and have been doing partial mash brewing lately. The processes involves steeping malted barely in a 2 gallon beverage cooler then transferring, via the spout on the cooler, this wort to a brew pot to boil. The spout on my beverage cooler didn’t have good flow and I had to keep the little button depressed while the hot wort flowed out and burned my finger. Here’s how I fixed the problem. Read on…
Share This:How to Drill Glass
Here is how to quickly and easily drill holes in glass. In fact, you can drill a 1″ hole in a 10 gallon aquarium in under 3 minutes from start to finish! I’ve tried several methods and the method I describe is by far the fastest and easiest. All you need is an electric drill, some cheap modeling clay, and diamond drill bit. I’ve also included a how-to video! Read on…
Updated: 7 Nov. 2010
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