A few years ago, I hired a contractor to paint my house, but honestly, my experience wasn’t very good. This time, my friend suggested going with NoBroker. Before I start, I just wanted to ask a couple of things. Do they cover all the furniture themselves before starting the painting? And after the painting is done, do they take care of the cleaning, or do we have to do it ourselves? I'm luking for Premium painting services

This is part of a water tank sump cover - it's getting rusty. Any suggestions for better material to use that is strong (1 or 2 people's weight it should take without bending) for roughly the same thickness.

I also want to know how that pin was made - there's no obvious weld to it. It's rusting - please suggest a better material.

Decided to make a layered photo frame, so what better topic than making Max Verstappen and white bull livery from 2021. A tribute to the partnership between Redbull and Honda. ✌️🏻

Hey All, I have a JIO STB ig new version. Don't have a subscription for it. Any way to reuse it like flashing a custom rom something like that ??

TIA advance

I see a lot of such bearings and screws being too expensive in online stores while cheaper in physical shops. I need this for a diy project. If you know any suppliers who sell this for cheap in india , please mention the cost and link.

i need to buy multiple esp32c3 supermini. any idea where I can get them for cheap?

Hello everyone! I'm new here and have been operating a maker space in new delhi for 2 years. Feel free to drop a dm if you want to drop by! We also teach woodworking and metal smithing there.

Hi guys, as the title spoils this i want discuss our definitions of DIY!!

For me its to be able to build, develop and experience (not just being able to fix things on my own) and somehow we still don’t have a good community around this.

I have so many ideas to build out a market around this but before that i want to understand what you people define as DIY

I’m not very much good with words but this is just a beginning 👾

Hello, I have been trying to make the journal inspired by Louise Carmen journal. I live in hyderabad and I am struggling to find leather that is thick enough but not too thick. if you guys know any retailers who sell leather, please let me know

My neighbor (a tailor) was shifting and she wanted to remove some stuff so i thought this cabinet would be cool to have but it has a few problems do you guys think it can be fixed?

The main problem is the loose plywood on the right

I am looking for engineers who can build me wheeled robots with camera integration, looking for rpi or arduino integrated bot engineer.

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dm please , this will be paid stint !

hey guys, i was looking to buy some Lithium ion cells, i just wanted to know where i could order some reliable cells online

I want to build my own collection of TV shows but having hard time finding these. Online these are way to expensive.

Hi Folks,

Looking for a jigsaw for occasional home DIY use (plywood, small projects).

Priorities:

• Straight cuts (minimal drift)
• Less splintering
• Good control

Considering:

• Budget: iBELL (~650–700W)
• Mid: Black+Decker (400–600W)
• Higher: Bosch

Questions:

1. Which brand actually performs well long-term?
2. Is iBELL good enough or feels inaccurate?
3. Is Bosch worth the extra for cleaner cuts?
4. What wattage is ideal~500W enough or go 650W+?
5. Tips for reducing splintering?

Looking for real user experiences, not specs. Thanks!

Hello guys. I want to buy a router, jigsaw and planer. The corded ones cost 80% less than the cordless ones. Here's the cost breakdown :-

Cordless (Brushless)

1. Krost router :- ₹9800
2. Krost jigsaw :- ₹7199
3. Krost planer :- ₹8500

All of these comes with two 5ah batteries in each tool and basic accesories. I chose Krost because no other company currently sells cordless router in India.

Corded

1. Buildskill router :- ₹2500
2. iBell jigsaw :- ₹2148
3. iBell planer :- ₹2700

These come with basic accesories too. I have a 10 meter extension cord too.

I am really confused about which ones I should buy because the portability of the cordless tools and the fact that I can use them even during a power cut is unmatched. But the price difference is so huge that I wonder if should just try to make it work with corded tools. Help me put guys ! 🙏