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... sharing this deal. Features: 6-tier bookcase provides ample storage for books...

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Merhaba. 3 yıl önce tabletin için aldığım klavyeli kılıf son zamanlarda çalışmamazlık yapıyordu ama bugün hepten calismayi bıraktı. Her yerini sildim toz kalmaması icin ama yok çalışmıyor sadece tabletle klavyeyi böyle 170 derece açıyla falan tutmam gerekiyor calismasi için ama neden böyle yapiyor anlamadım. Son zamanlarda sert bir yüzeye de koymam gerekiyordu calismasi icin ama dün hepten gitti....

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I needed more children's books, so I decided to write one. Well, you can say it's a children's book, but it will be full size and will not fit in the children's bookcase!! Just a word, I wish we could make them...colorful and small. Hope they will add it.

Despite downtown being kind of dead after like 6pm, I'd bite the bullet and live here if someone would just give me a small loan of a million dollars. Listing: https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/120-S-State-St-60603/unit-6/home/12815536 submitted by /u/Whinke to r/zillowgonewild [link] [comments]

Some of you may remember a post I made a few months back asking for feedback about a design for a new bookshelf. Well, here it is all complete! Took longer than I would’ve liked, but I really like the result. I love unique furniture, and it makes it more special that we designed it together! Really, the idea was all hers, I just did the CAD and the building :) submitted by /u/figure--it--out to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

Hi all. This is my first “IKEA Hack” and largest woodworking project to date. My wife and I have always wanted built-in bookcases, and we each had brought 2 of the large 79 1/2” Billy bookcases to the relationship. I added a solid wood piece horizontally to the back of each of those and used a French cleat system to connect them to the wall studs. I then added smaller 41” tall Billy’s on top of the larger ones, same process- solid wood on back and French cleats. Used some more IKEA thinner Billy’s to Frankenstein the corner, and built the middle span from scratch using birch. The middle span (over the windows) made me nervous so in addition to the cleats they are resting on 7 angle iron brackets that are bolted into the studs and those boxes, with a length of birch over the bottom to hide the brackets. Apart from that, each of the bookcases is sandwiched with solid wood on the sides to support them. I routed the front faces and installed a ladder kit. The total height is around 10 feet, and there is approximately 20 feet of bookcases in there. Total cost to me for this project was about $1,800 in material, $300 in paint and 4 months of my time. Any feedback or warnings are appreciated, but they feel extremely solid to the wall and I really don’t think they are going anywhere. I am wondering how much money I saved over paying a professional to do this - knowing that there is not way a professional would have used IKEA for these tall bookcases. Thanks! submitted by /u/Daditude123 to r/Carpentry [link] [comments]

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IKEA Built-in Bookcase done! It took blood, sweat, and tears (and a severed finger tip), but we’re thrilled with how it turned out. Massive shoutout to online forums and friends for the ideas and DIY tips. I didn’t exactly grow up learning this stuff, but I’ve been lucky to have friends who always shared their knowledge. I’m hoping I can give back some of the knowledge I’ve gained here and other forums so if there’s any questions check my socials, I might have answered them. If not, drop the in the comments. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/DisastrousPipe8192 to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

Hey! Long time listener! My wife and I gained a lot of inspiration from posts on here and a few other threads and wanted to share what we accomplished. I never had anyone to teach me these things growing up so I’ve used the internet and friends I’ve made over the years to get better at home improvement. We finally completed our project and we couldn’t be happier! What do you think? submitted by /u/DisastrousPipe8192 to r/ikeahacks [link] [comments]

This was my largest piece of furniture to date, and first time making raised panels. Materials are sapele, with mahogany transtint dye with semi-gloss lacquer. When my Dad was sick I talked about building a bookcase for my nephew with him i think as something to try and keep his mind off being sick and as something to look forward to. Unfortunately that wasn't to be, so I decided to make it myself in his name for my nephew. submitted by /u/Ares__ to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

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Ignore the legos as I will be moving them. For reference this is a sitting room and not my main living room submitted by /u/Interesting_Tart_255 to r/DesignMyRoom [link] [comments]

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His plans changed a few times, but I’m ecstatic at the results! This tiny office is so cozy now! The pole wrap was a fun element, and I loved the color drenching in this small room! submitted by /u/kymberr29 to r/DIY [link] [comments]

I am NOT the Original Poster. That is u/JazzlikeOriginal358. They posted in r/AITAH Trigger Warning: discussions of transphobia Mood Spoiler: moving in a positive direction Original Post: March 22, 2024 I'm having a bit of family drama and need a reality check about if I am being unreasonable here. I really need the perspective of LGBT+ sensitive individuals because the drama surrounds transphobia perpetrated by JK Rowling. My step daughter is going through a pretty tough time. The last couple years have been really rough on her. She has been dealing with bullying at school, being held back a year, not getting along with her mom's new husband, self harm and identity issues. Lots of questioning of her sexuality and gender. (We have been working on getting her a good mental health team of doctors and therapists to help her navigate all of this, please know we aren't throwing her to the wolves or internet to deal with it all herself). I've been in her life since she was 7. We've always had a pretty good, though not terribly close, relationship. I have not taken on a parental role, but have always tried to make myself available for her. Until last year, her mom had primary custody and her dad had weekends with alternating holidays. Last year due to the issues with her school and mom's house, my stepdaughter requested that custody arrangements be changed. Since she came to live with my husband and I full time, there has been quite a bit of friction between the two of us. One of the biggest points of contention is my Harry Potter fandom, particularly "The Bookcase", and my supposed transphobia (due to my apparently "wrong" stance when it comes to the politics regarding trans issues in our country) I grew up in the hayday. So many of my childhood and teen memories are tied to the franchise. My friends and I were all really into it. We attend midnight book releases, dressed up in costume for movie releases, threw HP themed parties when we wanted to hang out, etc. In many ways it shaped the course of my entire life, those same friends and I joined our high school's botany club because herbology. That unlocked a lifelong passion of mine and my career is working with plants. Over the years I've collected quite a bit of memorabilia, many of which are gifts, and they have always been displayed on my most prized possession. A monstrously large custom bookcase my grandfather, a former woodworker, built for me when I was a teenager. I love this thing. The shelves are live edge black walnut slabs. All around the casing my grandpa carved beautiful HP themed imagery. Owls, cauldrons, shooting stars, lightning bolts, an adorable little rat at the bottom and nibble marks from said rat, etc. It's both sentimental and valuable (the slabs of walnut for the shelves alone would be pushing a grand, let alone attempting to value the hand carved craftmanship). The bookcase has always been proudly displayed in my home. It currently lives in our living room. During one of our family therapy sessions, my stepdaughter expressed that seeing my HP shelf made her feel really uncomfortable because of the author and that she was really disappointed in me and her father for being so supportive of a biggot. I apologized for making her feel uncomfortable in her own home, and said that I would take down the HP stuff. So I packed up all the HP themed merch off the shelves. Made sure I didn't have the books or anything on display that said "Harry Potter" anywhere. I bought some LED grow lights and converted the bookcase into a plant shelf to display succulents. I bought some witchy, but not overtly harry potter, themed pots for the little guys so they'd go with the shelf. This was not an acceptable compromise for my stepdaughter and has remained a point of contention. With my stepdaughter hurling that I/we (referring to my husband) broke a promise by saying we would get rid of the Harry Potter stuff. I tried to explain to my stepdaughter that, while I do not agree with JK Rowling's political stance at all, the media has a special place in my heart because of my childhood association with it and that the shelf was very important to me because it was a gift from my grandpa, but she maintains that none of that should matter because in 2024 it is nothing but a symbol of transphobia and hate. At first my husband was supportive of me and my desire to keep my bookcase, but lately the arguments are wearing on him and he asked me if I would reconsider keeping it in the living room. Suggesting we rent a storage unit to house it in. After the most recent blow up about it, I kinda lost my temper. I didn't yell or anything, but I did very firmly tell my stepdaughter that this is my home and my bookshelf stays. If it is such a big problem for her, she can always go back to live with her mother. I knew it was a low blow pretty much as soon as I said it. I quickly apologized but it was out there. My stepdaughter has been on an emotional downward spiral. My husband and I have been arguing almost nonstop. I think it is mostly stress because he is at his wits end with how to help his daughter but he is becoming pretty mean and nasty towards me. Telling me to "grow up and just get rid of the fucking bookcase" I know I was a dick for saying my stepdaughter could always go back to live with her mom (and I suspect that will be the main topic at hand in our next family therapy session). But am I really being unreasonable in wanting to keep my beloved bookcase? EDIT: Thank you everyone. Honestly. Thank you for those who shared their insight and advice and thank you to the people who have asked me hard questions that made me think. Especially those who asked what matters more, a bookcase or a/my child? I've been reflecting really hard on what my bookcase means to me an why it is so important. I'm hitting some deep truths I don't think I was ready to recognize about how I really feel about my relationship with my step daughter. All in all I think we just need to shelf things until our next therapy session. (I'll see myself out...) Relevant Comments: Commenter: Can you temporarily put it in storage until she’s off to college, then take it back out? That way it will be safe, and everyone can take a deep breath and calm down a little. OOP: I looked into storage units when my husband suggested it, for the size and climate/humidity control we would need it would cost us approximately $7,500 to store my shelf until she goes to college. It's cost prohibitive. Commenter: Why can't you just move the bookcase into the primary bedroom? OOP: It's 7' x 4' x 1', made of solid wood, and we have a L shaped stair case. The only way it is going upstairs is if it is completely dismantled and rebuilt. I don't have the skills, knowledge or tools to do that and hiring out a task like that is cost prohibitive especially because it would have to be done again when moving the bookcase back out. Commenter: NTA. You need to put that bookcase in a room with locks, because your husband is going sell it or damage it. OOP: My husband isn't an emotionally unstable monster. I don't believe he would ever do anything like that to me. I wouldn't have married him if he was that kind of person. (to another commenter): I have absolutely zero concern about my husband doing anything to it. He isn't that kind of person. He is incredibly stressed out about all of this and has said shitty things in anger but this isn't some tv show where he and my stepdaughter are going to have daddy and daughter bonding time with a sledge hammer. Commenter: I think he was just frustrated and worried about his daughter. Hopefully you can talk it out with him and he will apologize for the "grow up" comment. OOP: That is my impression in regards to him too. I can't imagine how hard it must be to see your child suffering and not being able to fix that pain. I've been doing my best to give him grace due to the circumstances. It is something we will address when he has the spoons to do so. Commenter: One question: who owns or rents the house you are living in? If it is yours you can suggest that your husband move out and get a place of his own to his daughter liking OOP: My husband and I purchased it together. We are both on the mortgage. Commenter: Then time to figure out who stays, who goes, and how the equity...if any...is split. OOP: I don't intend to divorce my husband and throw away a decade plus long relationship because he said one shitty thing to me during a period of great stress for him. Commenter: If he destroys the bookcase to show solidarity with his daughter, what will you do? OOP: Have him pink slipped. That is not the action of a reasonable adult. I would be very concerned for his mental state. Commenter: I wonder if she made similar unreasonable demands in her mother’s home or at school that lead you to the conflict there? OOP: Part of the issues with her homelife with her mother involved my step daughter demanding that her mother choose between her now husband and her because mom's husband's political views. So, this isn't exactly left field behavior. Commenter: Your stepdaughter needs a massive reality check and probably different therapists. OOP: oof. We are on our 5th More on therapy: Yes. She meets with a psychiatrist as well as her therapists. (to a different commenter) We are in family counseling already. Couple's counseling is likely to happen if there isn't a resolution to this current bookcase issue in the very near future. Commenter: Info needed: what is your ‘wrong stance’ when it comes to trans issues? OOP: I'm kinda middle of the road when it comes to the trans political issues, and mostly take the stance of "I don't know, I have my own feelings about the issues but as it is not my area of expertise I am not beholden to them and I will leave these big problems up to the people who have made learning about them their focus of study" Like, I get my feathers ruffled when medically uneducated politicians try to interfere with any kind of health care. Like seriously ruffled. I believe that people facing gender identity issues should have free and easy access to health care and therapy to navigate those issues. I believe that society in general should strive to use preferred pronouns if only as a matter of politeness. But when it comes to things like trans people in sports or having afab only "safe spaces" - I see both sides of the argument and refer back to my "I think this should be left up to the people who focus on this and not form a super strong opinion either way based on my lay opinion" OOP is voted NTA Update Post: May 12, 2024 (1.5 months later) Some one asked if I could update this situation, and I'll try my best to summarize the past several weeks. My husband and I spoke about the situation. He apologized for being snappish with me, and agreed that SD was being unreasonable about the bookcase. He ultimately agreed to back me about it. He and I are just as tight as we ever have been. I once again apologized to my SD for the remark I said out of frustration about her moving back with her mom. I reiterated that our home is her home too and she is always welcome here. That even though families sometimes fight and disagree we ARE family. But the general argument about HP, JK Rowling, and my bookcase continued to escalate for a couple weeks. And then the discontent about that started to bleed over into complaints about me. She started to be more disrespectful and sarcastic. During all of this we were still attending our family therapy sessions. Our therapist was pretty certain that the misbehavior was anxiety related and didn't suggest that we give in to the demands to have the bookcase removed and wanted to just keep working on the things we all have been. Well, SD's disrespectful attitude hit a climax. She called me the c word and some other choice things within my husband's ear shot. My husband honestly kinda lost it on her. I don't think I have EVER seen him that angry before. He was bright red and vein popping angry as he marched her to her room and declared "YOU WILL NOT SPEAK TO MY WIFE IN SUCH A WAY". This was probably the first time my SD had ever seen her dad angry, let alone anger directed at her. It left her pretty shook. Like that was her rock bottom. We ended up needing to do a couple emergency session with her counselor because there was concern about her relapsing with some self-destructive issues she has been working on. But that incident lead to us having a break through. Her counselor invited my husband and I into one of her sessions, and she had a bit of a break down. Basically she was dealing with a lot of existential dread and a lot of fear due to politics and it being an election year. That ended up being an excellent opening for us to bond. This is gonna sound silly but I was able to pull up my social media timelines back from 2016 and I showed her some of the things I had written or had shared with me back then. She was able to see that I shared a lot of the same fears that she has. So we have all had some really big talks about things like feeling helpless when things are out of your control, about disengaging from the media machine for your own mental health, etc. Things have been on the upswing since then. Before she left for her mom's this past weekend she even gave me a mother's day gift. An adorable little planter that says Caution: Mandrakes. I love it. I put one of my favorite props in it and it is front and center on the bookcase now. Relevant Comments: To a downvoted commenter: your continued support of JK Rowling through fandom will likely be an issue for other LGBT people in your life The only other LGBT person in my life sent me bertie botts every flavor beans in my christmas package this past year... Commenter: This poor girl is terrified of being kicked out from another set of abusive parents and is forcing herself to buy merchandise to support someone who wants her dead to make her stepparent happy. This update is horrifying, for real. OOP: Hope you stretched before this reach. SD was not kicked out of her mom's home. That was a choice she made. She is in no danger of being kicked out of our home either. submitted by /u/LucyAriaRose to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

OP https://old.reddit.com/r/AITAH/comments/1bl9vz1/aitah_for_telling_my_stepdaughter_she_is_welcome/ Some one asked if I could update this situation, and I'll try my best to summarize the past several weeks. My husband and I spoke about the situation. He apologized for being snappish with me, and agreed that SD was being unreasonable about the bookcase. He ultimately agreed to back me about it. He and I are just as tight as we ever have been. I once again apologized to my SD for the remark I said out of frustration about her moving back with her mom. I reiterated that our home is her home too and she is always welcome here. That even though families sometimes fight and disagree we ARE family. But the general argument about HP, JK Rowling, and my bookcase continued to escalate for a couple weeks. And then the discontent about that started to bleed over into complaints about me. She started to be more disrespectful and sarcastic. During all of this we were still attending our family therapy sessions. Our therapist was pretty certain that the misbehavior was anxiety related and didn't suggest that we give in to the demands to have the bookcase removed and wanted to just keep working on the things we all have been. Well, SD's disrespectful attitude hit a climax. She called me the c word and some other choice things within my husband's ear shot. My husband honestly kinda lost it on her. I don't think I have EVER seen him that angry before. He was bright red and vein popping angry as he marched her to her room and declared "YOU WILL NOT SPEAK TO MY WIFE IN SUCH A WAY". This was probably the first time my SD had ever seen her dad angry, let alone anger directed at her. It left her pretty shook. Like that was her rock bottom. We ended up needing to do a couple emergency session with her counselor because there was concern about her relapsing with some self-destructive issues she has been working on. But that incident lead to us having a break through. Her counselor invited my husband and I into one of her sessions, and she had a bit of a break down. Basically she was dealing with a lot of existential dread and a lot of fear due to politics and it being an election year. That ended up being an excellent opening for us to bond. This is gonna sound silly but I was able to pull up my social media timelines back from 2016 and I showed her some of the things I had written or had shared with me back then. She was able to see that I shared a lot of the same fears that she has. So we have all had some really big talks about things like feeling helpless when things are out of your control, about disengaging from the media machine for your own mental health, etc. Things have been on the upswing since then. Before she left for her mom's this past weekend she even gave me a mother's day gift. An adorable little planter that says Caution: Mandrakes. I love it. I put one of my favorite props in it and it is front and center on the bookcase now. submitted by /u/JazzlikeOriginal358 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

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Everywhere I look I’m finding low quality or overly fancy bookcases - weirdly shaped, open back, etc. Nothing wrong with those, I just don’t want to pay for the design aspect of the case and want maximum sturdiness. I’m also having a hard time finding anything that’s solid wood. Id really love just a solid cherry bookcase, willing to spend ~$2-3000. Anyone have any leads? For example the Copenhagen from Room and Board is exactly what I want when it comes to dimensions (maybe a bit tall) and looks but it isn’t solid wood. It seems like cherry in particular is hard to come by, and I might just need to settle for walnut. submitted by /u/thecraigsman1 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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I just don't understand. I work at IKEA, so many of those damn bookcases fly thru the cashlanes. Today we have people buying 8,10, even 20 of them at a time because we got a shipment in. I know y'all are probably reselling them...but WHY? They are so cheap and fall apart. Made of particle board. We see them come in broken all the time at returns and people ALWAYS need the stupid pegs that break. Y'all are way better off getting even a KALLAX unit. They are typically more cost effective. Way more sleek. Even a HEMNES would be much nicer, even tho they are typically pricier. Sorry for venting about something so dumb but I just don't get it!!! Someone enlighten me please!! submitted by /u/malemanipulator4life to r/IKEA [link] [comments]

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