I'm trying to work on an insert to put in a drawer for my fridge, but the dimensions for the section are 746.125 mm by 450.85 mm, which I want to split into 47.625 mm squares, but i cannot do it without rounding the numbers to full numbers with the gridfinity generator im using. What can I do?
I Want to purchase the Moyu R3SM V5 but there's so many choices, how do I choose one? Are all of the different kinds (Refering to Standard, SAOCube SE, Maglev, PiCube SE, and SE) the same, just different colors or logos or something? If someone could clear this up for me, at least just distinct differences between the different categories of this puzzle (If there are any) that would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
wasps fly through the crack of my screen door and get trapped in there and die. it claims about 20 wasps every summer and thid has been happening for years. whats going on?
Its on both sides, at first I thought it was my pathetic incapability to fully rinse all of the dish soap off of it after cleaning it, but when I tried cleaning it once more and especially rinsing it thoroughly, the white streaks remain. I'm a little concerned because I've been having adhesion problems lately and I don't know if it's being caused my this. someone please tell me.
is my puzzle broken? I kept trying to put the center caps on, but it seemed like they were on very loosely and then they fell off. I dont remember why its broken, but I want to remember how it feels again.
I currently use two methods when solving, the one where you solve the first layer and then "oll" and "pll" (I forgot the name of this method) and ortega. I want to learn all algs to eventually be able to do 1 look, starting with cll. I cant figure out an effective way to learn the alg, get it in my brain, and then recognize it in a solve. is there a way to organize the algs in a way where it isnt confusing?
I have so much waste that transitions from petg to PLA and vise versa and was wondering if it can be used to be turned into filament