SO I have the X2D and AM2 pro already. I want to print TPU I know it needs to be dried and directly loaded. I was contemplating getting the " TPU Feed Assist Module " and then splitting the left nozzle before entering the unit. Does that cause any issues having the feed assist and the AMS 2 pro going through a splitter right before entering the printer? I planed to get the Bambu Lab AMS HT but from my understanding it overkill since it needs to be feed from the rear of the unit. Is there a better set up? Will the split be an issue? Should I get a basic drier and if so what would you suggest? Thanks for your help!

So I had a weird one today. I had a buyer who was able to send his full PayPal email requesting a payment and invoice in a message. I reported the buyer and message to eBay. He then paid through eBay.... I contacted eBay via chat and they became super dismissive after I voiced my concern that something was off. I tried to explain that even though they paid it seemed like I may have contributed to something off eBay. Maybe I'm over thinking it.

Just curious if anyone else does this? When someone buys something and then 10 minutes later asks for a cancellation request stating "found a better price" and then 10 minutes after that they message you multiple times asking for their cancellation to go through. Do you do it immediately or wait the 3 days?

So I had this gigantic lava lamp box that measures 30x12x12. It is what the manufacturer ships their lava lamps in. is has graphics and pictures on the outside. they weigh close to 30 lb so this is a very heavy duty sturdy box. I used it to ship a 8 lb item. UPS said that the boxes are not heavy duty enough so they will no longer accept any box that has manufacturers info on the outside it needs to be a "shipping box" the box clearly had the crush test information on it as well.

So 12 years ago I did spray in bedliners at my last job. At that time DIY home liners were always reported to be awful but I have never done one myself. Im looking to do the underside of a project car. The underside of fiberglass fenders, metal wheel wells and a few other places just to cover up some poor repairs. This isnt going to be a show car but id like to the best I can for a fun car. Has anyone used the DIY bed liners recently and what were your thoughts?

I'm trying to figure out what I want to end up getting. I'm only planing or welding body panels, sheet metal etc. no major frame work or anything. I only plan on using mig but I like the idea of options. By I haven't used anything but Mig for 20 years so I don't know if I'll end up doing anything else.

I have been searching for the last 3 days on a entry level gas mig welder. I keep going back and forth between a few different options. I went to school 20 years ago where I welded with $2000 machines and I exceled. fast forward to now I got a flux core century that's terrible. Ill be doing mostly body work, sheet metal and maybe a few thicker things here and there but no frame work or anything like that.

I wanted to buy new just to save the headache of getting someone elses problem child but i haven't ruled it out entirely.

$750 is the most id like to spend and its already more then i want to.

Some of the ones ive been looking at.

Hobart Handler 140 $670

TITANIUM MIG 170  Harbor freight $500

Random Amazon welders any good arccaptain yeswelder?