I don't know what brand of Tupperware this is; we may have gotten it with food given out at a friend's party or something.
I had to do a bit of post-print drilling and sanding to get it to fit, but now it fits nicely and seals up well with the glass bottom.
I see that the manual says that I have to change the brake fluid every 3 years. I find this odd because I've owned quite a few cars over the course of my life, and I don't remember ever changing brake fluid. Is this excessive? Also, it says it needs to be done at an authorized dealer, but I like to shop around and am wondering so can independent mechanics can do it?
Please let me know if I am going down the wrong path. I have a 4-spool Sovol filament dryer that came with 4 tubes. I assumed I could connect them directly to the canvas to reduce the amount of moisture the filament takes in before printing with it. Is there an easy way to remove the input tube that came pre-attached to the canvas? I can't find any videos showing how to remove them or should I print a coupling to attach the tubes from the Sovel to the tubes from the canvas? Once I have closed any gap between the dryer and the canvas, can I leave the filament loaded for several days without worrying too much about moisture, or do I still need to keep unloading filament after each use?
The end clips broke off a lot of my Aprilaire 5000 HVAC filter pleats spacer. A replacement is $38 on Amazon per pleat spacer and I would need about 10. Instead, I cut off what was left of the old clip and printed a new clip that sticks on
The replacement pleat spacer can be found on Amazon. Search for Aprilaire 5000 pleat, and the Freecad model I made is freely shared on printables
In my state, judicial and local office elections are non-partisan, meaning that the ballot doesn't specify whether the candidates running for the position are Republican or Democratic leaning, though if one investigates the candidates, it is easy to figure out if major democrats or republicans endorse them or if they have a clear liberal or conservative bias. The problem is that a lot of people go to vote on election day without having done any research, so they end up just picking the incumbent or the name they like better.
I saw a headline that 30% of Democratic voters voted for the Republican-appointed judicial nominees in last night's primary election, likely because they had the incumbent title next to their name.
The Democratic party should make a page where you put in your address and get a sample ballot, that adds a 'Republican', 'Republican leaning', 'moderate', 'Democrat', 'Democrat leaning' label next to each candidate in the non-partisan election boxes
Someone who has contacts in the party leadership, please pass along this suggestion to them
I'm a legitimately confused by this. I've done Google searches on the candidates and on their own campaign websites, They don't make it clear whether they're a Democrat or Republican. The only thing I can do is kind of guess based on their work history and if they mention Faith or one candidate even specifies that they're a Baptist, I'm left to resume the Republican. Why doesn't the Democratic party or some other credible source put out a list of candidates in these non-partisan elections of specifying who's a Democrat and who's a Republican. ballotpedia.com has some info for the candidates but still doesn't make it clear who is the liberal candidate. They're like 10+ Non-Partisan candidates, Am I really expecting to go through each candidate one by one and do an investigation. I guess I could have asked ai at this point he seems a little risky