I would have figured a 32L engine put out more power than that. It’s comparable to the 800hp in our silage chopper with an 18L.
I would have figured a 32L engine put out more power than that. It’s comparable to the 800hp in our silage chopper with an 18L.
Ender 3 is pretty good introductory model and does nice prints with little effort.
If you’re a buy once, cry once sort of person, Prusa makes good stuff that has a lot of community support.
The forms app is useless. It’s basically for surveys. I can’t see how you’d use it for signups.
555-1212 was the number where I was.
I still use it on websites that ask for my phone number for some gods unknown reason.
I had an uncle that smoked like it was a cure for cancer and would sit over a sprayer tank pouring chem in there with a smoke hanging out the side of his mouth and no gloves on. Washed his hands with gasoline to get the grease off.
Lived to 95.
I remember my mom pushing me into the footwell when we were about to hit the ditch in a snowstorm, of course I wasn’t wearing my lap belt, I mean, who did?
I wouldn’t ride with her for a week after that, she was quite offended.
If you do long prints, yes. You can set it to stop the print automatically, or alert you to take a look.
https://www.obico.io/the-spaghetti-detective.html
If you already have a camera on it, you’re halfway there.
There isn’t a chance that a .22LR would even leave a bruise at 300m, if you managed to deal with the 15 or 20’ of drop at that range. You might as well throw a shoe at him.
Cmon, let’s get these people using the right equipment for the job. Telling people that .22 is going to do the job is just making sure the job doesn’t get done.
The best kill is overkill.
OK, seriously.
AK47s and AR15s are not what you’re looking for here. A nice Sako or Weatherby in 6.5 Creedmoor or .300WSM is a much better choice. And make sure your optics are matching the quality of the gun; we’re looking for .5MOA or better.
Get your shit together, guys.
See, the problem is that pizza often gets shared, and these barbarians will order it with pineapple physically on it, like put right on a perfectly good ham pizza, so then you have to pull the pineapple off, let the dog lick the pineapple juice from the pineapple holes, and then you can eat it, but you still can taste the lingering traces of a fruit that should, by all the laws of man and god, be used exclusively in deserts.
It’s an affront against nature and pizza.
Downvote away, but you know deep in your heart of hearts that I’m right.
But the ones that survived were warriors all. We’ve seen the enemy, and it goes round and round and round and round.
Can we get the names of these people so we can have their drivers licenses taken away?
Except you have to contend with those fucking model names Sony uses. The Xperia 5 IV. The 1 V. The Pro I 5G.
The things people did with mixing in the 70s and 80s were revolutionary, and a lot of the sound you hear today was invented in that time. Things like the drum sound in “In the Air Tonight” with compression gating has been used ever since.
https://www.musicradar.com/news/drums/classic-drum-sounds-in-the-air-tonight-590970
I pirate because I know I won’t have it eventually if I don’t. Where I can, I donate directly to the creator instead of the worthless middlemen that are going to disappear next year and take my purchase with them.
Tell me you’ve never looked under a tractor-trailer unit without telling me you’ve never…
Oh, absolutely. I’ve never used anything bigger than a 6, but driven a few 40k# 4WD tractors that are putting down 6 or 700 hp with much smaller displacement engines than that, though I wonder about comparative duty cycles since they’ll never see more than about 7-10k hours before an overhaul. I also see 3406s with way more hours than that without rebuilds, or maybe just a cylinder done in their lifetimes.