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I had to take a picture because I wouldn’t have believed it either. Hard-boiled eggs. She even cracked the eggs on the tray table and mixed some sauce with finger. Kept taking droppers of some liquid from a vial. Good times.
Hey all, beginner here. I’m starting a project with some long stitch lines and wondering about the best strategy for thread management.
Do you usually:
- Pull one massive length of thread and deal with the extra slop at the start?
- Stop, backstitch/tie off, and restart with a new thread every so often?
If you start and stop, where’s the best place to break it up so it stays clean and strong? Appreciate any tips!
I’m just getting into using Leathercraft CAD software. If I were to try to design this, what is the best way to make sure the button is the right distance when folded? My first thought it just to assume it’s the same distance away from the middle of the two “sections” (upper and lower) and in vertical alignment. How would you approach this pattern?
If you hold a brisket at 150 overnight in a sous vide, will that lose the bark you’ve created?
I built my spinner but these clamps I installed are horrible because they come off the wire they were installed on easily. I’ve tried pinching them tighter and epoxying them to secure. They are just too cheap. Any advice on your best found method to secure the lure while it spins?
I am printing a whiskey glass lid designed in Tinkercad on my Bambu Lab P2S and need advice on fixing the surface quality. The area around the raised logo looks unfinished and the underside is the same. What settings in Bambu Studio should I change for a smoother top surface and a cleaner bottom? Thanks for the help!