
Own hands
WARDROBE-COLUMN

A TRIO FOR LINEN

ON THE ROOF AND BOTTOM
In our latitudes, with a sharp seasonal shifts in temperature and high rainfall, as a rule, roofs of buildings and walls suffer most: and therefore they need attention and the necessary preventive repairs.
“DUCK” HANGER

IT IS A PRACTICAL

MICROLITE AT HOME
Castings from nonferrous metals and their alloys used in engineering a lot, including quite complex and miniature, batch production can afford only company with precision technology. However, a single (or even small-scale) microlite quite able to organize and at home. With modern technology, it turns out that can rival the old method of injection molding using simple manual centrifuge.
SOFA-TRANSFORMER
In the cramped conditions of the home, whether in a small apartment or in the country, the offered sofa is convenient because during the day he takes up very little space, and in the evening can turn into a normal comfortable bed. Such metamorphoses are explained gem that the sofa is a structure able to fold to fold, being depending on the need in one form to another. The whole structure is assembled from three separate wooden platforms, connected by hinges, allowing the platforms to change mutual arrangement. Two of them absolutely identical and the third differs in that it is bilateral. What caused it, it will become clear from a more detailed consideration of their device.
SEMI FOLDING TABLE

If the kitchen area in the apartment or in the country is small, then a table for folding it is preferable that, in the period between Breakfast and lunch or lunch and dinner he would take less space and do not interfere. There are different designs of such tables: sliding (when the extension plane are “hidden” under the main tabletop); folding (half-way through the cover through the hinge is superimposed on the second half, twice reducing the area of the tabletop); drop (when of the table top hinges down to the legs).
TO HELP THE GLAND
Utilities are widely used shut-off valves — they are in all water inlets in the house and each apartment. Earlier these devices were made of iron or steel: casing — cast iron, and the remaining parts (except seals) — steel. Such gates are still many in the water supply systems, although most of them are not working: their thread has long since rusted and the stocks firmly rooted to the heads. And these are “rarities”, playing only the role of coupling, but unreliable, as the water through the hole in the head stem still leaks.










