Wife got in a tiny fender bender and the 4 molded in clips broke off the fender flare. I have access to a Polyvance mini-fuzer welding station at work, but I've never seen it used on tiny joints like this. I could also try the CA+baking soda route, but I'd prefer to weld.
Any tips for thin perpendicular joints? Is this possible? I'm handy but haven't done much thermoplastic welding.
I'm a Bambu Studio user but understand that Orca Slicer has many filament calibration tools built in that Bambu doesn't. So i built several profiles for filaments that I'd like to move over Bambu. When I go to File > Export > Export Preset Bundle and check "Filament bundle", I cannot proceed because I get this warning. There are no filament options to select, just an empty horizontal scroll bar (you can see the scroll bar under "Only display the filament names with changes to filament presets."
As you may have seen in a previous post, I recently "inherited" several very cool bulbs. The previous tenants of a warehouse had a grow operation, but they left a bunch of stuff behind including these bulbs (and their fish tank...with their fish!!! Those bastards abandoned their pet fish!!!).
I am not an electrician and I have no way of testing these bulbs. Some of them have been marked "BAD" (I won't be selling those...unless you really want them), while others look brand new/in box. Since I can't test them, I cannot guarantee any functionality, and I will not accept returns. All bulbs are $10 each and a $20 minimum purchase, plus shipping. I accept paypal and venmo.
There are five different types of bulbs (at least) as labelled in the attached image and described here:
DM me if interested, and tell me which ones you'd like along with quantity and shipping address.
My employer is leasing a warehouse that used to belong to a grow-op, and the previous tenants abandoned a bunch of these cool AF bulbs. I'm a maker and would love to turn these into something cool, but I don't know how to safely disassemble them. (As you can see, there are several boxes).
Any tips or tricks would be appreciated!
Alternately, if they are expensive, can you recommend how to test them to ensure functionality? I can sell them if that's easy to do.
