u/WorryTurbulent3924

We removed the AMS to narrow problems down to the extruder.

Hot tip was removed and cleaned, verified no obstruction. Extruder assembly was completely disassembled and cleaned, also no obstructions, no broken or worn teeth, no debris, tension screw was tried at every tension from fully tight (how it was originally from the factory to half loose to as loose as it would go. No change. Still only fed when I pushed the filament with slight pressure.

I see nothing abnormal on any of the parts.

Any kind of advice would be greatly appreciated.

Basically the teeth on the extruder aren't grabbing the filament unless I push the end slightly into it.

Also nothing in any of the PTFE lines, all seated fully​, no visible edges it could be catching on etc.

I mean never failed a single game, not failed but still have 100%.

I've never even registered. Im assuming this is someone opening in my name but I'm unsure how to do anything about it if so. Or maybe just random spam? 🤷

I need something that applies like contact paper, preferably on a roll but with a stronger adhesive or even a permanent bond level strength. I'm having trouble finding something that can be used as a backing material that is actually stronger. Any kind of advice would be great.

I think this stems from NOT buying puzzles I want when I see them and then wanting to "complete the set" later only to find that they are out of production/end of life and only available for 5x as much on ebay.

For example I just spent $150 on 3 Star Wars puzzles to complete the fine art collection and they were all puzzles I had seen on shelves for $10 in the past. So now I just can't reconcile NOT buying things NOW when I have the chance.

This year alone I have already added north of 150k pieces worth of puzzles and only done 80k ish. This is rolled over from last year and the year before and the year before.

For some reason I just can't say no to $8 or $10 or $13.99 when its RIGHT THERE nib because later on I won't be able to find it without getting grifted.

Does anyone else struggle with this? I have probably a half million backlogged puzzle pieces and im still buying faster than I complete them.

This is more of a curiosity thing as I'm already using havahart boxes for a groundhog problem (with much success) because there is a fairly large domestic/feral cat population and the risk of bycatch is too high to use anything lethal. When researching originally, conibear traps were highly suggested but couldn't be used for the reasons I mentioned.

This brought up the question in my head of whether there would be legitimate legal issues if you accidentally caught a cat in another situation where lethal traps were in use.

Runs great. New piston and cylinder, backplate, baffle and fuel and air filters. Customer dropped it off for work and never came back to get it. Has been in shop for a year so they're selling it to recoup parts and labor costs.

Have needed a smaller top handle for a while and this has been at the top, I just haven't wanted to spend a grand on one.

>!What if Tyrus isn't in the room like he isn't in the room for almost all of the other encounters? He's going immediately to kill Walt and Jessie and they technically don't even know if he's dead or not so they'd have no idea it was coming. The news saying "3 people" could be Hector, Gus and literally anyone else. Maybe I'm missing something.!<

I don't thrift often but when I do I bag the puzzles and freeze them the suggested amount of time to be sure.

I don't currently have any used puzzles and noticed a few booklice on my table (it is black so very easy to spot) after dumping out a new Buffalo from Amazon.

I have a dedicated space that is humidity controlled and monitored with a standalone hygrometer that stays between 38-45% so they couldn't survive in here anyway and no other sources bringing them in.

Couple that with seeing them literally mixed in with puzzle dust makes me fairly sure they didn't come from anywhere else.

Just a PSA. Don't bother paying for express shipping as the last 3 orders have been shipped the cheapest way possible regardless. The difference was refunded when calling them out as requested but save yourself the hassle and don't bother.

Or can I just answer N/A? The township we were married in was absorbed by the county vital records office who can't seem to find my stuff and I've spent 2 months trying to gather information. Ex spouse is dead, don't remember any of her info and the divorce was in the same now doesn't exist municipality.

The state handled records until 2 years before any of this or I would just try them.

This is only for a cruise and I'm annoyed enough I'm probably just going to not bother and hope I don't need one if I actually have to provide this information I seemingly have no way to get.

Ordered day 1 on Amazon and day 1 on Ravensburger. Neither shipped, both are now out of stock and Amazon just sent the expected "we are complete morons and oversold this item even though you ordered an hour after it went live do you want to cancel or wait for nothing?" Email.

Also Ravensburger just refunded mine without even sending an updated email about delay or cancelation. Just a refund without a word spoken.

I just want to confirm SOMEONE got one to verify they even existed in the first place.

I'm half expecting a cancelation email later today but wanted to ask if things like this are typical as I could possibly find it elsewhere before its posted for resale at 5x as much.

As seen in the timeless cinematic masterpiece Speed, Officer Jack Traven played by Keanu Reeves says this during a hypothetical scenario and then later does so when his partner is taken hostage by the bomber.

I'm curious if anyone thinks this would actually work in real life.

I've never posted here but I was genuinely curious where most people stand on this. I know for a large portion of the year access is closed because of migratory birds and turtles (the mesh from dune to water thing) with signage.

Years back 2018 and earlier, we would walk TO the water and then down the beach to the NOT closed portion of the point and I verified with Cape Hatteras Seashore officers that this was allowed and we did it for years.

Apparently at some point the rule changed as was found out trip before last when we tried the same thing and were chastised by a super nice wildlife officer on a 4 wheeler. This mind you is 3 days after speaking to who was supposedly "the dude" at the main office who gave us the ok as long as we stayed below the tide line per always.

So circling back to the point, what used to be an almost otherworldly looking haven with the best shelling possibly in the world is now only accessible if its open which means its basically a Walmart parking hosting a 4x4 car meet. Any shells that weren't driven on and crushed are already picked by people who didn't even have to walk to get there.

I get both sides but there are miles and miles and miles of beach to 'ORV' on and only a small section specifically at the south facing hook of the point that WAS really special because you had to slog to get there and if you did that it was for a reason that no longer exists.

Having a section for pedestrians only that is just far enough to dissuade people who aren't just out for a stroll wouldn't be too much to ask. It's basically the only reason we went and now its the same as going anywhere else and often even worse.

Side note: off season cold weather shelling when the convoys arent there is still OK I suppose.

You either don't like them and they are ass and it doesn't matter that they exist or you do like them and then can never get them again after the first trip when they fall off the menu after 3 days(a la Taco Bell). And let's face it, you aren't going there for any other reason you didn't already have so they aren't a gateway purchase either.

In both scenarios nobody wins and nothing is accomplished. This is ignoring the ultra rare occasion where something is popular enough to become a permanent menu item which is such a negligible amount of the time.