u/gruesomeflowers

This is mainly for the inclusion of an FYI for anyone wondering what size clip will fit. The leatherman two screw stainless replacement clip shown has holes which line up perfectly with the existing holes in the armbar drive tool. Used two 2.5mm sliding nuts from eurorack rails, and a couple 2.5mm screws. While not 100% necessary, One screws needs a little bit of filing to allow the scissors to sit fully flush. Or just use a shorter screw. 10 seconds with a bastard file did the job.

I feel like I'm having a stroke. I usually can look at a module and go..ok that makes sense and I can mostly remember/work with the layout without having to think about it too much.. but this seems almost deliberately obtuse or am I mistaken and missing something?

I'm sure some of y'all have come across them but if you haven't it's just a fake voice going over the general features combined with unrelated images.. my instinct was to report it for wasting water but I didn't see any related rules it went against on yt platform..

Just wondering if these are being made at someone's decision or if at this point the process is automated and ai channels shit them out and upload them for clicks whenever a new thing exists. Synth modules are so niche, if it's happening with them I can't imagine the scope when considering all consumer products..

I swear I slipped on a banana peel after they drove off.

The scar is less than 12" greater than 6" . I'm mainly asking because the surface below the bark is a little exposed and I wouldn't mind taking preventative measures if necessary to avoid external harm by bugs/fungus/disease. Tree is obviously well established and is right at 100 feet tall.

Thanks !

I'm more of a camera and lens person and I don't know much about microscopes. I got this for basically free in the industry I work in. The scope and lights and objectives work, minus the missing computer equipment..but there's no easy way forward in trying to capture images from it and it's an absolute beast in weight and size and honestly I just don't have the space for it. I believe the Internet said the magnification is around 40 microns. Is that common amongst affordable scopes?

So my question is: of the modern hobbyist scopes available out there in the $500ish range, can I get anywhere remotely close to the magnification of this scope plus capture images?

Because I like avocados and have those same bunny ears.