Lifehacking pics - Simples.

Capt'n Midnight · 28-08-2011 5:55pm #1

Actually you may need to use a curved suface to keep a constant radius from the lens.

Must find that picutre of using a PostIt to capture dust when drilling a hole in a wall

tricky D · 28-08-2011 6:04pm

Iroquois · 13-09-2011 5:18pm

I'll go raid 4chan.org and see if I can find any more pictures

dkeely · 25-02-2012 11:31pm

Cool pcs

Capt'n Midnight · 10-03-2012 11:46am

Be cool if there were more of these

Sindri · 11-03-2012 11:27pm

This looks pretty cool.

Capt'n Midnight · 28-03-2012 8:44pm

:pac:

Sindri · 28-03-2012 9:16pm

^^^

I should do that. My glasses have been missing the hinge screw for about a year. I stuck a toothpick through and broke it off and then sellotaped it. It's been remarkably durable and it's fully functioning.

Capt'n Midnight · 15-04-2012 12:12am

fasttalkerchat · 16-04-2012 7:20am

fasttalkerchat · 16-04-2012 7:21am

A personal favourate of mine. Any it nearly always works:

If you're in a lift and don't want to stop to let people on, hold the door close button and the floor you wan't to go to button at the same time.

danniemcq · 18-04-2012 12:41pm

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

ummmm you are forgetting something..

what happens when it pops?

fasttalkerchat · 18-04-2012 5:13pm

danniemcq wrote: »

ummmm you are forgetting something..

what happens when it pops?

Didn't think of that! I've done it a few times and never been caught out.

danniemcq · 18-04-2012 6:50pm

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Didn't think of that! I've done it a few times and never been caught out.

ah my toaster has quite a kick so not really practical for me but i can see how it could work

leave it as close to edge as possible i guess

irish_goat · 02-05-2012 1:17am

danniemcq wrote: »

ummmm you are forgetting something..

what happens when it pops?

Tzar Chasm · 03-05-2012 6:44pm

OK I tried that toast thing

so long as you're not a muppet and dont place the toaster on the edge of the worktop the problem in the above picture is avoidable, I placed a dinnerplate beside the toaster to catch the finished product, very useful, also I would recomend using grated cheese instead of sliced cheese, the sliced can take too long to melt and either you have unmelted cheese or burnt toast.

but yeah worked brilliantly, that said tho the springs on my toaster are not excessivley strong so it may be nescessary to move the catcher plate further back if you have a more energetic spring

DaveDaRave1 · 16-05-2012 2:15pm

throw on some fresh onion, garlic granuals and lea and perrins and you're sorted

liamog · 20-05-2012 12:57am

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

A personal favourate of mine. Any it nearly always works:

If you're in a lift and don't want to stop to let people on, hold the door close button and the floor you wan't to go to button at the same time.

Really that works, must find a lift to try that one, hmm when's college back

TheCrey · 29-05-2012 9:43am

That think with the toaster... easy but brilliant

Will try that. Just a plate near the toaster and dinner is served... nice.

Loire · 30-05-2012 9:49am

TheCrey wrote: »

That think with the toaster... easy but brilliant

Will try that. Just a plate near the toaster and dinner is served... nice.

Any issues with the cheese melting and sticking to the inside of the toaster?

BeerSteakBirds · 10-06-2012 1:15am

Any issues with the underside of the toast burning due to being closer than usual to the thermal element or does the cheese get melted before that can happen ?