Azzys Design Works
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Azzys Design Works
@AzzyDesignWorks
Azzy runs a small design shop in Pennsylvania, loves jeeps, fast cars and personal liberty. All taxes suck. Follows =/= endorsements. DMs open to real humans.
Finleyville PA เข้าร่วม Şubat 2013
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@andrewkornuta Less spending overall, but a lot of Amazon re-labelers are gone from the platform, which would give these guys lower sales too.
With the added side that their race to the bottom prices and quality to match is seen by the general public.
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@digitaldragon72 If its not extrusion based, and the issue is consistent throughout, are the belts tensioned right, and does it make any noise from a bad bearing when moving?
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The FlashForge Dreamer has two extruders and hotends mounted side by side. They use plastic housings/levers for the extruder. A single Hobbes gear directly mounted to the motor shaft. I took both apart and checked for clogs and expected to find the dreaded cracked tension arm at the shoulder bolt. Neither extruder was cracked.
What would you recommend next?
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I have a conflict tonight and will not be streaming. I will leave you all with a puzzle. A FlashForge Dreamer came into the shop with the following issue. "All prints look like fuzzy skin is on."
What are your suggestions to check?
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@thereal_SnS @USAA We have been priced out of using anyone else, and Im concerned. This explains the issues we had joining and with billing.
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Now I know why @usaa essentially ignored our claim after Hurricane Helene for almost a year, and still hasn’t worked to settle our case.
Matt Forney@mattforney
EXCLUSIVE: an insider at USAA provides footage of the company's recent Diwali event. It looks like a Tim and Eric skit. Remember, while USAA throws parties for Indians, it ignores American holidays and its veteran employees are committing suicide from stress and layoffs.
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Id like to add, that while doing tuning on the C1, its fed perfectly.
Also, tuning filament is a giant PITA in @PrusaSlicer. Its either find a file where someone has done the work and tweaked a 3mf on printables (and probably not for your exact setup), or guess. The calibration menu in Orca works so much better.
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It’s bad, but can we talk about the variety of font sizes used?
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@synblinkerfluid Oshkosh seems to be the Keltec of vehicles.
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Fairly certain the postal employees felt the same from the transition from the Jeep DJ to the Grumman LLV.
ThePOTSPostman@ThePOTSPostman
I can’t believe I have to drive this thing around town soon. The new mail trucks are hideous. Looks like a platypus.
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I once saw Rammstein at Club Metropol, which was smaller than this stage. Full pyrotechnics too. It was wild.
Got a signed set list at that show and hung out with the lead singer of Crossbreed for an hour waiting for the bands to come out. Good times.
The Extreme Music Enthusiast@TheExtremeMusi1
Meanwhile, over at the Rammstein concert 🥳
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@Mike_M_Klotz Ouch. Don't think kneesovertoesguy has a workout for that.
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@AzzyDesignWorks Not yet…
The problem for me is shredded cartilage. There’s just not that much left.
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I have very little cartilage left in either knee. Anything below a 90* at the knee is EXTREMELY painful.
I can do 5x10 with 14 plates on the leg sled, but struggle with form at 3x8 at 225 for squat.
People arguing over depth piss me off. Just do what you’re capable of.
Bailey Schober | Men’s Fitness & Nutrition Coach@schober222
Let’s clear up squat depth since there seem to be so many powerlifting experts on here lol Joe’s depth here is what’s called parallel (where the hip crease is at or just below the top of the knee) This would be white lighted (aka good lift) by judges in a meet THIS is the standard for powerlifting and ass to grass is not required in a meet This is what we’re aiming for if strength is our primary goal with the squat movement Now… Then you got bodybuilding depth aka “Ass To Grass” that can be seen in my photo Where your hamstrings touch your calves This version is more for overall leg development and building muscle At the end of the day, understand the two differences and what their purposes are for Quit being the guy that’s saying “not depth” when 1) you clearly have no fucking idea what you’re talking about 2) you don’t even squat yourself so shut the fuck up Hope this helps
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Beautiful door off FB marketplace for hardly anything, but I didn’t notice the knob is at knee height.
Wtf
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@XJ_Country Cue the "contact dealer for approved patch" memes
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I. Must. Have. This.
Harri@Harriwxu3
Wow! This inflatable tractor float looks like tons of fun! 🤯👏
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The only concern I would have is if that machine has multiple motors to run functions or if it has electronics that are run off of the 3phase.
I did the rotary setup because our lathe has a main drive, plus a second drive for the barfeed, and a 3rd for the coolant pump, with 2 speed controllers for the main. Running it off of a VFD takes a lot more calculations than I currently have capacity for.
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Running a recommendation through grok, you could use a 120v input VFD, but a 220 input would be better at current draw.
1/4 or 1/2 HP motor driver would work (and its like a $20 difference)
Now programming it will take some reading, but the wiring is simple. 3 wires in, 3 wires out.
automationdirect.com/adc/shopping/c…
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Got this Juki LK-1854 bar tack but it has a 3 phase motor on it and I need to plug this bad boy into a regular outlet. From what I read I have two options. Either get a converter which sounded sketchy and not a for sure fix. Or I can replace the motor with a servo motor which I have done in the past with a different machine. Problem is that machine wasn’t a bartack automated style stitching machine. I’m not sure if a servo motor would work the same on this machine as the original clutch motor would normally. I guess I need to talk to an expert prolly but I scored this thing at a crazy $50 deal! The guy had atleast 20 of just these machines.
Was in a warehouse in northern Arkansas that used to make gloves and jackets. There were soo many machines it was crazy walking around there. The owner didn’t seem to care to talk much about the history or stuff since it appeared he was closing down and selling everything so I didn’t pry much just told him thank you for everything and made my way out.
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When I ran the wiring in the garage for our big lathe, I used it to calculate the wire size needed for the run, and to reffer to codes to make sure I could do a junction to run the feed to a second machine (VFD can only run one motor, and the machine I have has 3, and I have a second smaller lathe being rebuilt)
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@AzzyDesignWorks @BMFiore2 Ah I gotta start using ai more and get with the times. Thank you again Azzy all good stuff!
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@GearGryphon @BMFiore2 Might want to chat with a machine tech on setup. that one is 120v in, but they have similar priced 220 models if you have the plugs / wiring in your shop.
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