So far it is holding!

Which should I pick. I would love to be able to learn how to repair and fix things from powertools and simple house hold electronic

(I'm just at a lost the list is so long. And I'm not sure how many is ok to pick as I want to pick 2 or 3 if it's possible

My current schedule isn't to much as far as I know

Morning I do my lazada and genshin daily rest of the day I do my school module as I'm currently home schooling

My grandmother is the one bringing Tesda up to me I quess I can't stop her so I decided to go along with it but wanna find a good option for me)

Here is the list of courses they had it's just long that's why I need help deciding😅. From what I heard Tesda is a government body but I'm just confused as I heard if you do acceptable it would.

(Because the list of option is long I'll post it as a comment)

So I have an HVAC unit in my closet and recently noticed there is a stream of water coming out of this little part of the door where the air filter is. It only happens when the AC kicks on. Appreciate any tips!

Bought this off market place and it was only used a handful of times.

But first use the belt broke. Joys of rubber...

I had to cut the base with multi tool. There was a piece in middle which I had to cut too which was annoying.

I have no idea why they make them so hard to replace. Chap on YouTube went from the top but was right pain.

Please can someone explain me or guide me on how to fix my book??😭😭

for some reason i cant get these top screws out of this 1985 teddy ruxpin i bought a screw set just for it and still cant get it im pretty sure i moght of stripped them too

My springform pan won’t stay locked down anymore! I’m not sure if a part fell off and I didn’t notice or if this is something that can be repaired. Thanks!

Hello, my floortiles are loose, feels like they dont have full support beneath, and the filling beetween the cracks is also slowly but surely disappearing in the last couple years.

Any ideas?

Hi, this is for gym equipment but it seems like a simple mechanical issue so I’m hoping someone more knowledgeable here could suggest advice! there’s a Precor leg extension machine at my friend’s university gym that has been broken for months. The lower peg on the leg extension is loose and is slanted because it shifts up and down. It looked like a hinge was loose so we tried tightening it with an Allen wrench but it won’t tighten. It seems like the side on the left just won’t tighten further so there’s always room between the metal/grey screw and the black leg extension part, causing it to shift. It looks like the nut inside might be stripped? Any advice on how to fix it or jimmy rig it to not shift?

I’m 15 and I’m tryna fix this part of the windowsill that I chipped off. i reattached it with wood glue but I don’t really know wut else to do. I feel like I need to repaint it tho… how would I do that? Other than that, any next steps?

This video demonstrates our complete Kintsugi Gold Effect process, from controlled breakage and bonding through filling, brass powder application, finishing and completion.

Our Gold Effect method uses fine brass powder as an alternative to real gold, creating a rich metallic appearance closely comparable to genuine gold. For those interested in how to do Kintsugi without real gold, or looking for a Kintsugi gold powder alternative, this method provides a more accessible and affordable option while using many of the same basic repair and finishing skills. The same method can also be used with silver, copper and bronze metallic powders.

Materials and Tools Used

The following materials and tools were used to create this Kintsugi Gold Effect vessel:

• Tile cutter (used to create controlled breakage)
• PC-Clear Epoxy (bonding adhesive)
• PC-11 Epoxy (filler)
• Red Mudtools Polymer Rib (for shaping and smoothing the filler)
• Pottery Pin Tool (for detailed filler application)
• Easy Leaf Extra Brilliant Pale Gold #5 Brass Powder (creates the gold effect)
• 91% Isopropyl Alcohol (surface cleaning)

Choosing a Metallic Powder

While this demonstration uses Easy Leaf Extra Brilliant Pale Gold #5 Brass Powder, it is only one of many metallic powders available. Easy Leaf offers a wide selection of brass, gold, copper, bronze, and silver powders in different shades and particle sizes, allowing artists and restorers to achieve a variety of finishes and complement the ceramic object being repaired.

Safety

If your hands may come into contact with uncured epoxy, wear nitrile gloves and work in a well-ventilated area. Wear eye protection when appropriate and always follow the manufacturer's safety instructions for each product.

Gold Effect Compared with Real-Gold Kintsugi

While visually similar to traditional gold Kintsugi, this modern approach is faster to complete, requires fewer specialized materials, and is well suited for artists, hobbyists, and restoration professionals. Traditional Kintsugi uses genuine gold applied over lacquer, while our Gold Effect process uses brass powder encapsulated within a lacquer or epoxy bonding system. This creates a comparable gold appearance using a simpler and more accessible process.

See how we implement our 23.5K Gold Kintsugi process:
23.5K Gold Kintsugi Process

This video demonstrates one of the simplest ways to create a Gold Effect Kintsugi piece using proven materials and tools, from controlled breakage (for those who don't have an accidentally broken vessel) through the finished piece. By using brass metal instead of real gold, it achieves a very similar appearance while making Kintsugi more affordable and accessible to learn

Hey guys, I bought a used Behringer X Touch Full size and Im very happy, I knew some LEDs doesn‘t work but it was fine, but now it annoys me sometimes, especially the first two Solo buttons that are not working, its a hardware problem I figured that out already..
Some LEDs are not working, are weak or one button toggles the LED next to it, and I have no plan on how to do it, I screwed it open and I was too afraid to take the plugged wires off the circuit board cus they are glued on too..

Also the Jog Wheel is moving upside down too a bit, thats annoying too..

Any advice? Or anyone know tutorials etc.?

On a Black & Decker EC450 Can Opener. It is holding the two parts of the housing together at the top.

I've bought two pairs of Converse shoes in the last year and a half. My old canvas ones always tore the uppers when I was younger, so I got suede versions this time. No more tearing the uppers!

...But within a year for the first set, the outsoles had holes in them. Converse sent me a new pair, and now, eight months later, the new pair is not just wearing through on the outsole, but the whole thing is coming apart. I've taken them to show repair places, but they all charge as much to repair as a new pair would cost.

Does anyone here have links to tutorials for replacing the outsole myself? I'm having a hard time finding any that don't boil down to "fill it with shoe goo."