Oven: .5-2 hours at 250 degrees
Microwave: 10min on defrost
This is the item I use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PNXVZH4
Noting this so I can throw away the empty container.
Oven: .5-2 hours at 250 degrees
Microwave: 10min on defrost
This is the item I use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PNXVZH4
Noting this so I can throw away the empty container.
Weight of the spools I’m using so I can calculate remaining filament and hopefully not run out in the last 5% of a print.
Component | Description | Weight | |
---|---|---|---|
Bambu Lab White Empty Spool | ~210g | ||
Bambu Lab Transparent Empty Spool | ~219g | ||
Cardboard Spool Core or Spool Adapter | ~37g | ||
Filament Clips | ~1g each |
For the white spool with clips subtract 251g from the weight to get the remaining filament.
For the transparent spool with clips subtract 264g from the weight to get the remaining filament.
First attempt a photography and photo editing. Not really a hobby for me, I just want to create a couple of large format prints from Catonsville for my house.
Links I want to keep handy:
For bypassing the ECU:
Starter Wiring (I apologize for not knowing the source!)
Round Headlight Conversion (yeah, yeah, I’m terrible)
New project vehicle, body and frame are in great shape from the prior owner’s restoration. Looks like it was a fuel injected 4-cylinder swapped to a 1983 6-cylinder carb motor as best I can tell. It isn’t currently running (no spark), but I brought it assuming it would need a motor and hoping it doesn’t. Prior owner (body shop owner) says it was running before he took it off the road for a few years for the restoration, but I’m suspicious about that claim.
This isn’t about financial management, just organization for when you lose your wallet. I carry a pretty minimal wallet; a little cash for tipping, 2 credit cards for personal and business expenses, driver’s licenses and medical insurance card.
Recently I lost my wallet, ugh! What now?
The biggest nuisance was one I realized could have been entirely avoided! Tracking down all of the recurring charges that drew from the lost credit cards and pointing them to a different one before charges started getting declined.
Finding the monthly charges wasn’t too terrible, just skim through the last month’s credit card statements, find the charges, log on to each vendor website and setup a new card. Cell phone, internet, car insurance, utilities and any other monthly subscriptions. The bigger head ache was trying to figure out those non-monthly charges. I think I got them all, we’ll see over the next year!
The solution? Get a credit card and dedicate it to those recurring charges…and then never carry it with you. If you can, set it up for automatic payment and put it away. Now if you happen to lose your wallet (again) it’s still a pain, but what I found to be the worst part is now a non-issue.
If I’m stating the obvious you can hate me in the comments, but I wanted to share what was a forehead slapping moment for me.
This is for my old Sylvan pool yours likely differs.
This is my son and my first build. The end goal is an FPV Racer, but we’re getting there incrementally. The video components will come later (Santa?).