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Wednesday 31 December 2014

Re-cycling IKEA Polypropylene Plastic Cable Strapping

Re-cycling IKEA Polypropylene Plastic Cable Strapping: Perfect for gigging musicians and other cablers.







Waste Not Want Not



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Friday 19 December 2014

Friday 12 December 2014

How To Sharpen Hair Tweezers



Are your body hair tweezers blunt and no longer grabbing your, eyebrows, ear hair, nasal hair, body hair or pubic hair?  The here is how to sharpen them to get them working perfectly.



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Tuesday 9 December 2014

Dyson DC39 Emptying Revisited - The Missing Grey Button?

Reply to viewer comments on my first Dyson CD39 video, yo read about it in the blog entry

click on this link:

After further research into what viewers were saying, I created this new video, which I think confirms the fixed1t solution in my first video is the best. ;-)



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Preventing Superglue Drying Out Experiment - 16 days Then I Got Careless

My Super Glue Experiment (click here to what the video) 

was going great, then I got careless and a bit lazy ;-)




I think in principle it works.

Please let me know if you try it and it works.

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Thursday 4 December 2014

Completely Repairing A Plastic Christmas Tree Base With Polymorph

For an Aspergers child throwing away familiar things can be devastating,  he needs an uncle fixed1t fix ;-)

Done,  its very rewarding :-)




Its also very cheap, and if you screw up using it, you just chuck it back into a cup of hot water and start again, its that simple.


How To Make Things With Polymorph Low Melt Plastic

A lot of items we buy these days are made from really brittle plastic they snaps to bends under pressure or normal use.

However,  from the prosthetic and hand made robot field comes a really nice material that is:

Quick to prepare
Safe to use
Strong and flexible
Re-usuable when you get it wrong
Cheap to buy
Safe to keep
Bio degradable

What is the Super Material?  They call it Polymorph.

What is Polymorph?
Polymorph is a thermoplastic polymer that melts at around 62°C.  Its generally supplied as small off white plastic granules. Polymorph is non-toxic and completely biodegradable. Suppliers also tend to supply a range of  coloured powder additives if you want to colour it, or it can be painted.

How do I use Polymorph ?
  • Heat water to just over 65 degrees
  • Add the opaque white pellets to the water 
  • Leave the pellets in the water till they turn transparent
  • Remove the pellets from the water and mould by hand
  • add colour if required)
  • Allow the Polymorph to cool , it will turn white and solid
  • Re-heat if further moulding is required

Its also very cheap, and if you screw up using it, you just chuck it back into a cup of hot water and start again, its that simple.


Wednesday 3 December 2014

Composting Leaves With Minimal Effort

Cut the time and effort out of composting your leaves.







Thanks for watching, please leave comments and check out my other blogs.



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