I've tried using a drill, a rubber band, WD40, hitting it a bit. It won't budge. Any ideas?

Edit: I don't really have any special tools or equipment. It's my mums house, I'm just trying to help.

It's a long screw for the front door., but it doesn't go all the way threw. (The handle part)

I'll look into impact drivers. I'm reading all the comments... thanks

I’ve had this sheet tray for about 7 years now and it doesn’t look anything like it did when I got it anymore. I’ve just been using it by covering it in aluminum foil and baking whatever I need to over it. How do I clean this tray? Up till now I’ve just been using normal dish soap and elbow grease to clean it but I can never get those black stains out, so I got bar keepers friend recently, would that help? Do you guys have any other ideas/tips for cleaning this plan so it can sparkling clean again??

Okay so to start I am a amateur 3D modeler and I'm trying to get into more complex things that have motion. Now I am interested in trains specifically Steam locomotives and I have a fondness for these unusual types of engines. The problem is a lot of the engines have either animation or historical footage available of them running and so you can see the valve Gear Running AKA all the rods between the piston and the wheels also connecting to the throttle and other relevant levers. My problem is I want to do this engine but it is very complicated I have looked for years trying to find photographs and historical drawings videos other people trying to do this schematics and there's just not a whole lot on the locomotive. Additionally I don't think this matches up with any of the valve gear types typically associated with steam locomotives meaning I think this is experimental. So saying that how can I go about learning how to make this valve gear? Additionally this website shows what I'm looking to make first so that I can make the engine and it's fullness later.

https://www.steamlocomotive.com/appliances/valvegear.php

Let me know if you have any ideas of what I should study or who I should ask I'm even willing pay someone to help me. If you have any ideas please feel free to reach out to me thank you

Ok so my marriage is fine but when I told the missus that I couldn't think of a fix for these plastic pieces, she stated that she believed in me and that I could do it, and that I've done it before, so the gauntlet has been thrown down! A little about me, I'm not very handy but I've been known to think outside the box and pull solutions out of my patootie from time to time, but I'm drawing a blank...

The situation is these items are part of a frame for a cover for our backup genny. The force of items on top have caused the plastic pieces to crack and stop holding the support rods. My original idea was to wrap the parts that hold the support rods with electrical tape or zip ties or velcro, or anything to strengthen them but as you can see from the pic, most of them are too far gone.

So question, what would you do? I don't own a 3d printer and like I stated above am not too handy. Maybe something with sheet metal? I really don't know, help??

I was looking to replace a bifold door with a normal one for my pantry but the door frame has this metal underneath. Any help would be appreciated.

I’ve been thinking for about most of today how to make a very simple and light weird slide projector to take my Halloween costume project to the next level. I know the basic principles of a projector like this (light, a dark box, a slide with the photo, and a lens/magnifying lens).

But the issue is, the projector is gonna be on top of my head. And how I’ve designed/pictured it working it needs a way to activate the light easily (as well as being lightweight). My idea was is that I’ll go to some place that has a printer that can print on transparent material and print out my own photos to use in the slide section.

This is sort of an electrical feat that I’ll have to do. Unless anyone else has any other suggestions or ideas that can work without changing the design too much. Thanks!

Was taking a bath and my faucet broke off. What materials do I need to fix it? Also why does it look like this … yikes

I've used alcohol paint thinner and the magic eraser and nothing has worked

Hi all. I got this mango wood table second hand. It has water stains on it. Does anyone know how I can get these out or fade them? Thank you!

I wanted to ask if anyone knows if I can replace these pieces in a home window myself? If so can you tell me what these pieces are called?

Any ideas on how to NEATLY trim down a foam mattress?

I have an American twin size mattress that I wand to cut smaller to use for camping in my car. Its about 10 inches thick. I know I can cut it with a utility knife but I also know the result will look like it was chewed off by a rabid cow. Any ideas on how to end up with a nice cut across the end?

My parking break wire on my car snapped off while i tried to tighten the slack in the wire.

Dealership and parts supplier says its impossible to get hold of a new whole part.

Is there any way of fixing it myself or with the help of a mechanic or something?

This is really silly, but I bought this top second hand and it smelt so bad at first. I gave it a gentle cold hand wash but even after that it didn’t take the smell out, I then smothered it in washing powder and tried to hand wash again.

Unfortunately, the jumper seems to have absorbed all the powder and while it doesn’t stink anymore, it has slightly reduced in size when dry (not when wet) but leaves a film of product when touched.

I have tried to carefully wash it with cool water over and over, tried to use vinegar to pull the product out, but nothing seems to work. It is too sudsy, and the soap seems to have absorbed into the jumper and it doesn’t wash out very easily.

I’ve tried online guides but this is a very specific issue and nothing seems to work, any advice would be appreciated. Many thanks!

I managed to take it out of the bathtub.
I managed to disassemble it by taking the clamp (u-shaped) out.

I understand how the C-shaped thing fits with the pin.
What I can’t figure out is how to fix the c-shaped metal piece to the bottom of the plug.

Anyone has any experience with this?

Hi guys! I have recently noticed black mold on my bathroom ceiling (along with a little bit on the silicone at the sink) and is trying to get rid of it.

I am considering getting Cillit bang mold remover but has no prior experience with it.

I am asking for recommendations and opinions.

We’ve already tried screwdrivers. We even tried putting WD-40 and the old classic rubber band trick the screws itself will not budge none of them.

Update: thank you guys for all your help to whoever said a socket wrench and a power drill would be able to get the screws out. You were right we were able to get the screw screws out, thanks to our generous neighbor for letting us borrow his drill and wrench