u/AmberRosin

I’m in the “what if” stage of wanting to do an EV conversation project and I see hyper 9s being used in old smaller tacomas with good results. I have a 1st generation tundra with nearly 400k miles on the engine and with it being a Toyota it could last anywhere between 1 and 15 more years. When it does die that truck will go from daily driver to project car status and I’d love to EV convert it but I don’t know how much motor it needs. The 1st generation tundra weighs somewhere between 3500lb-4000lb without its engine and transmission.

I remember reading this book in school sometime between 2008 and 2010, the parts that I remember is that it starts with the main character helping build a ship, it’s an adventure book, the MC is from a race of people who either age or mature very slowly, and in the ending the MC starts growing their first facial hairs which has some kind of significance to his race.

I hope this is the right sub for this but I’d like to find some reference books that show off knight armor from various eras, historically accurate or fiction, and possibly with demonstrations of articulation and construction. Looking for “knights armor books” on Amazon does bring up result but with how flooded Amazon is with AI junk it’s hard to tell what if any is worth it.

Wanting to buy a leatherman rebar that I can carry at work, but my job has a strict no stabby knife rule, I was thinking of replacing it with either a hook or scissors but I don’t know which if any parts will fit. A bit driver would be nice but I imagine that takes up more space than the knife.