awheelterd
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- Kenly, NC
Daughters new BF?
Daughters new BF?
If I'm ever in a truck like this I guarantee it'll have a cube of bricks in the bed.
You could call Jonny Law; that shit ain't legal
Some random shit I saw in mint hill.Daughters new BF?
Be at your house soonSome random shit I saw in mint hill.
Actually sent that pic to my daughter as well. She said the truck had homosexual tendencies.Be at your house soon![]()
Earps Probably Truelight boys flexin'Some random shit I saw in mint hill.
Bwahaha! You're obviously as familiar as I am with this area.Earps Probably Truelight boys flexin'
shit starts to get real when you recide to start replacing the real parts - better hot end, new extruder, 32 bit motherboard, adding touch sensor for auto bed leveling.
Eventually its the equivolent of a forme Jeep firewall buggy.
yeah, what your guy didn't include in the package was a warning about the dial-in time and learning curve. Unless you pay for a really expensive printer that has a lot of sensors and material settings pre-selected, you have to learn a whole process of learning juuust the right settings to get things to print right for any given spool.
Unfortunately its easy to get fooled into thinking this is easy... I was bc I started out using expensive stuff at work that just always worked, and got quite the shock learning to work with a printer that was 5% the price.
That picachu comes out great bc some guy already spent the time finding the ideal settings and compiled it into the g-code already.
I'd suggest a notepad or excel spreadsheet for notes.
temperatureI think I got my retraction worked out. Really digging matter control software.
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Printed this little guy. Have a scaled up one running now.
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Guess I should make a thread instead of flooding this one lol.
That is the smile of a happy happy man!
You missed the flute in the 1st world, newb.
The hell I did! I’m playing the whole way through. Cheater.You missed the flute in the 1st world, newb.
Badges say it is a 6.2l LS motor....this car can't weigh more than 2200lbs. I bet it is a handful!
As long as it doesn't hook up it'll be fine. Horsepower doesn't break things, traction does.Close to that;
1998 Suzuki X-90
Compact SUV
4/5 · Edmunds
1998 Suzuki X-90 got a 4 stars review on Edmunds.
MPG: 25 city / 28 highway
Curb weight: 2,326 to 2,469 lbs
Engine: 1.6 L 4-cylinder
Horsepower: 95 hp
Dimensions: 146″ L x 67″ W x 61″ H
Wheelbase: 86.61″
If the thing is tuned at all, I can't imagine that Unibody surviving any length of time...
X90 had a full frame underneath, same as the sidekick/tracker. but there are alot of parts that are either upgraded or wont last long.Close to that;
1998 Suzuki X-90
Compact SUV
4/5 · Edmunds
1998 Suzuki X-90 got a 4 stars review on Edmunds.
MPG: 25 city / 28 highway
Curb weight: 2,326 to 2,469 lbs
Engine: 1.6 L 4-cylinder
Horsepower: 95 hp
Dimensions: 146″ L x 67″ W x 61″ H
Wheelbase: 86.61″
If the thing is tuned at all, I can't imagine that Unibody surviving any length of time...
X90 had a full frame underneath, same as the sidekick/tracker. but there are alot of parts that are either upgraded or wont last long.
The last one I got from Rockauto was not in a box. but it was shrink wrapped.Wow! I didn't know Wix filters came without a box....wth Rockauto?View attachment 368056
These are just wide openThe last one I got from Rockauto was not in a box. but it was shrink wrapped.