Sondage : quel est ta pokeball préféré ?

Je me demande depuis un petit moment quel est la pokeball que l’on préfère en France (et pas juste à l’international) !
Pas possible de faire un sondage avec toutes les pokeball donc marque celle que tu préfères en commentaire et on verras celle qui est le plus marqué ! 🙌

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u/Yami-Reflection — 10 days ago

Will my stained glass panel be strong enough with this open background area? (Looking for advice on my pattern)

Hi everyone!

I designed this pattern for a client, and I'm currently refining it before final execution. I have some concerns about its structural integrity.

I’ve marked some areas with red hatch lines—these will be completely open/negative spaces (no glass). Inside that empty space, I want to hang a small separate stained glass piece (a little leaf shape) using a small metal chain.

Do you think the surrounding glass structure will be strong enough? Would just using lead came be sufficient, or is using something else (like Morton Strong Line) better? Also, do you think I should add some glass pieces back into the design to help reinforce the overall integrity of the piece?

Thanks a lot for your help!

u/Yami-Reflection — 2 months ago

Maximum size for a Tiffany technique panel?

Hi everyone! I’d love to get your advice on the limits of the Tiffany foil technique.

A client asked me to create a large stained glass piece for an attic opening (see photo below). It’s roughly 2 meters talland about 2 meters across the diagonal, with a sharp angle.

The catch: I currently only know the Tiffany/copper foil method—I haven't learned leaded glass work yet.

Do you think it's realistic and structurally safe to build a panel of this size using only the Tiffany technique?

If so, what are your best tips for reinforcement? Can embedded armature bars save a Tiffany piece this large, or is it a disaster waiting to happen without lead and external bracing?

Thanks in advance for any insights or warnings!

u/Yami-Reflection — 2 months ago

Which iPhone to choose for filming my stained glass art: iPhone 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max, or 14 Pro with 1TB?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to upgrade my iPhone primarily because of a massive storage issue. I currently use an iPhone 12 with 64GB, which suits my needs in terms of features, but I am constantly running out of space. I am a stained glass artist, and I really need a phone with 1TB so I can finally have enough room to record a lot of Instagram content (Reels, creation processes, close-ups of my work, etc.) without worrying about memory.

I'm looking for a model that will last me a long time on a tight budget (looking at the used/refurbished market). I'm hesitating between these models:

  • iPhone 13 Pro or 13 Pro Max
  • iPhone 14 Pro or 14 Pro Max (if I can find a good deal)

My questions are:

  1. Does an iPhone 13 Pro / 13 Pro Max still hold up well today for great video quality and content creation?
  2. Does the quality or longevity (software updates) jump of the 14 Pro justify paying a bit more, keeping in mind that I mainly care about reliability, great video, and huge storage?
  3. Are there any specific things to watch out for when buying these models used (like battery health or overheating during long video recordings)?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

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u/Yami-Reflection — 3 months ago
▲ 11 r/travaux

Fissure après 2mois

Bonjour, nous avons fait construire par une entreprise de piscine très connu et leur sous traitant (proposer par l’entreprise elle même pour la contruction de la piscine et terrasse) une piscine et avec une grande terrasse e. la piscine fonctionne tres bien mais nous voyons apparaître des fissures sur les joints de carrelage qui a était posé début joint ! (au total nous avons compté 4 dont une très grande en vidéo qui fait approximativement 7m de long !)

Est il normale qu’en si peu de temps les joints se fissure ?

Merci beaucoup pour vos avis !

u/Yami-Reflection — 3 months ago
▲ 5 r/sticker+1 crossposts

Hi everyone! I’m planning to order some suncatchers from Vograce (4-inch and 6-inch sizes), but I’m stuck on the design.
I can't decide between using black lines or white lines for the patterns. Which one do you think stands out better once they are placed on a window? I want the details to be as visible as possible regardless of the light outside.
If you’ve ordered suncatchers before, I’d love to hear your feedback or see some comparison photos!
Thanks!

(Not my design but found them on Pinterest to show you what I mean)

u/Yami-Reflection — 5 months ago
▲ 19 r/ghibli

Do you prefer the duo of Mahito and the heron?
Or do you prefer Mahito and Himi?

I'm asking because I don't often see discussions about the movie and I have no idea what other fans like about it ! 🫣

u/Yami-Reflection — 6 months ago