u/bluemiata1993

I'm allergic to avocados. What is the next best high smoke point oil for griddles?

What do you like to carry that is a no-nonsense, no gimmick, built well multitool? Gotta be able to throw it in a small hip pack as I ride a lot of different bikes. I had a crank brothers M-whatever a decade ago, but it fell apart.

Also, anyone have a go-to small first aid kit they've assembled? Had a freak crash the other day and was mopping up blood with my emergency toilet paper. Figured some kind of mini wound care kit was in order.

I have a chunk of formed metal that I want to turn into a clock, effectively making a clock face that is 1.5in thick.

I'm having a hard time finding a movement that clears 1.5in. Everything I see is much thinner than that. Is there a reason I couldn't make a piece to extend the existing shafts to meet my desired width, or does it become a torque issue?

I'm also looking for the hands to be 7in long.

Thank you for your guidance!

Title.

You're a traitor to Maine and the people of this country.

We currently have a slew of prusa's and a markforged onyx one that we've outgrown. Boss wants a larger bed, and higher quality/stronger/faster prints. PA6/12 CF or other engineered filaments capable.

I was thinking SLS could be the ticket over FDM. I'm not sure what is tried and true at this price point.

The initial use case is for low volume and prototype of to be injection molded device covers.

I appreciate your input.