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Shitty do it yourself

Welcome to the Shitty DIY! If you have any stories, videos, pics or awesome FAIL images of projects you have tried or seen, post them.

Also, if you can offer some really shitty advice to the users for their failed projects, that's cool too. We are all adults here and this is a non-serious subreddit.

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6

Gluing a loose corner. The hammerhead is leaning on the loose wall, using multitech to glue it to the wall with the L angle.

0 Comments
2024/11/29
10:48 UTC

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Smart

0 Comments
2024/10/20
07:42 UTC

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Necessity is the mother of invention

4 Comments
2024/08/18
20:43 UTC

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My dad lost it. DIY screen protector so he doesn’t cut himself on the broken screen

3 Comments
2024/03/24
14:21 UTC

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Took a bit of trial and error for me to get to "good enough"

1 Comment
2024/02/11
20:30 UTC

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My neighbor needed to move his easement driveway and is laying down broken tiles and carpet

11 Comments
2024/02/08
20:54 UTC

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Attempted to fix my flooring

Fucked up a lot. Here it is for the lols

5 Comments
2023/12/02
15:29 UTC

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Latch strike shitty diy help

Ok so the picture shows what I’m trying to do. Door and frame are warped, to close and lock door latch strike had to be migrated down a bit. I am obviously poor and need a quick but (hopefully?) somewhat solid fix. I need to be able to sink that top screw in the void. How can I fill this in and reset where this strike sits? Don’t need to be scolded, I came to SHITTY diy for a reason.

4 Comments
2023/11/07
02:56 UTC

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How do I get more toxic VOC's from my water based paints?

From https://homebaseproject.org/varathane-vs-minwax-polyurethane/

Understand one thing the Water-based polyurethane stains are superior to oil-based ones because that the drying time is quick and it is difficult to coat

Makes sense, right? Being difficult to coat is attractive for sure. But two lines down we see the real issue:

But the problem with the water-based polyurethane is that the water-base does not give much fragrance and it will dry quickly. On the other hand, Oil-based polyurethane is provided with better fragrance.

How do we get around this? Can I just pour a gallon of paint thinner out all over the house?

0 Comments
2023/08/04
16:02 UTC

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Don't have the funding to invest in a good mic or mic stand for streaming, so I took the detachable mic from my gaming headset, a 3.5mm extender, an old wire music stand, and some electrical tape to make this

4 Comments
2023/07/14
18:34 UTC

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Come upstairs

16 Comments
2023/03/14
02:54 UTC

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the right way to do body work 🤣🤣

5 Comments
2023/03/07
00:05 UTC

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the right way to do body work 🤣🤣

0 Comments
2023/03/06
23:58 UTC

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the right way to do body work 🤣🤣

0 Comments
2023/03/06
23:50 UTC

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My tractor plow counter-weight bracket was backordered, so I had to improvise before the snow hit tonight.

3 Comments
2022/12/22
22:37 UTC

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I made this thing to hold weird shaped firewood

1 Comment
2022/09/26
00:08 UTC

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Set up my AC to not create standing water

6 Comments
2022/08/01
20:18 UTC

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thermal baby gate to keep AC air from spilling down stairwell

1 Comment
2022/07/28
03:21 UTC

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Easy Bathroom Shelf from rope and scrap wood.

2 Comments
2022/06/19
18:56 UTC

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Ripe Themed wall lights from scrap wood.

1 Comment
2022/06/18
18:10 UTC

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Easy DIY Railway Sleeper Chandelier with rope lights.

0 Comments
2022/05/13
14:19 UTC

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Calculating the depth of my tv lift box by stacking proportionally sized vector rulers and a jpeg of the tv

2 Comments
2022/05/09
18:28 UTC

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when you vacuum switch breaks and your a ghetto electrician.

21 Comments
2022/05/02
12:07 UTC

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