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I wanna keep this relatively short and simple. I don't usually do things like this, feels like I'm some kinda charity case, but honestly I would really appreciate this right now. This is one of the few games I used to play on the Wii a long time ago as a kid, so it's pretty nostalgic for me, and quite honestly that's one of the reasons I want it in particular right now. Something happened very recently concerning my family where I had to sell a large majority of all my video games among other things, as well as an old 3DS console I had, to make some ends meet, and I'm broke as hell, so I can't really afford much of anything. Only thing I kept was my Nintendo Switch because I really didn't w

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I'm getting into blacksmithing, and metalworking in general and I'm looking for some discs for my new DeWALT DWE4011 angle grinder, and I was wondering what brands users of them would suggest for abrasive cutoffs, grinding discs, etc.

I'm making a DIY forge similar to something I found in this video, as I had almost the exact same idea before I saw it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgp5AYUOr1E

However, I'm having trouble thinking what to use as a firepot. I have no welding tools and I'm too poor to buy a pre-made firepot because they're extraordinarily expensive. I just can't think of anything particularly suitable.

My forge hearth is 24x24 inch, and I was looking to have my firepot from 6 to 8 inches squared, and around 3-4 inches deep. The only power tools I possess are a power drill and an angle grinder.

I'm trying to text a family member through FB, which I've always done without problem before, but for some reason they're not going through at all now and only being "Sent", but not "Delivered". Another family member who lives in the same house with me can text them through FB just fine, however. Any discernible reason for this?

I'm just looking for something that can cut through steel about a 1/4" inch thick, but for as little as possible. I was thinking of a jeweler's saw for something quick (even if it takes some time) and cheap, but I wanna see what others more knowledgeable would say. I won't be using this too much, just on occasion, so long-lasting isn't necessary (nor would I expect it).

I've been using crappy scrap metals from a really small and not very steel rich junkyard for a while but now I really wanna step it up and get some good barstock. I don't have any metal fabricators and anything similar within many many miles of me, and I don't want to have to go super far to get like 50 bucks worth of stock, so are there any good websites to buy from for relatively cheap? I'm trying my hand in making tools now like axes, knives, etc., so I guess a high carbon steel like 1080 would be preferable.

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Very random idea and I don't know if my idea is even possible (the way I'm describing it), but hey, we'll see.

Okay so my friend has power tools (and I know how to use 'em), and I'm bored so I wanted to make something, though a crossbow would be cool, then I thought, "what's even cooler?", so then I thought, in proper fashion, machine-gun crossbow, so here's my idea. And a disclaimer that will probably be obvious, I'm not exactly experienced, or any kind of designer lol.

A crossbow with a circular, revolving chamber in the for the bolts. The bolts are loaded into the chamber, as many as it could be made for (probably some small homemade ones, maybe like 5 in the chamber). The crossbow uses