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.