







But somehow I always get so caught up in the world (taming spirits, hanging out with the villagers, adjusting my deck etc) that I've never gotten around to actually sealing the rift, well today I remedied that, finally!
Was a little underleveled but Dreamp was a champ and the only member of the team who survived after that initial Ray attack o.o
Now to just enjoy moo stone island (and hanging out with my wife. . .Ossono! )
On a serious note, I can't recall a time Red and Lopen interacted, lmk if you can remember anything
Managed to find 3 holos by spring 20 without even trying, think I'm using up all my luck on these guys. . .
I made them Children of the bagel pizza. . .fence. . . Pun didn't work out as well as I hoped, but they liked the pizza bagels so I'll still call it a win!
Think I need to get a bigger shelf, and start hiding my credit card when I've been drinking lmao at least I didn't go for the leather bounds, would have been tough to explain that one to my wife! XD
Mostly just MIG tack welds, and needs some cleaning up, but pretty happy with it ^^
2010 fit sport, ~161k miles had it for over a decade but never seen this before. Started when my wife got to work this morning and she's not home yet so haven't had a chance to plug in my code scanner, but does anybody have any insight as to what I might expect? Hoping just doing a fluid flush/fill will take care of it, but worried it could be a bigger problem.
36 yrs old and 700 days straight on reddit
I'll be using .030 flux core mig wire (I don't have a tank of gas to use solid wire mig yet)
While I was experimenting with the welder I found myself burning through the steel pretty frequently. A quick Google search said to set the welder to 16-18V and 160-180 IPM.
Does this sound reasonable for 17 gauge mild steel?
What else should I do to avoid burning holes in these?