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Has anyone successfully used this ring to make a jelly cube? It would be an AR of about 2.7. I've made them with 18 SWG 1/8" rings. Looking to increase the size/weight/"heft" factor. Thx!

Hey! Long time lurker. I've been weaving mostly jewelry for the last year but recently I've been interested in doing a few inlays. I spent a bunch of time on the software/planning side, and I used IGP and printed off my pattern. It is about 6k rings.

I'm concerned about getting lost, having to count rings a bunch of times, or worse, making an off by one mistake.

My naive approach was to go row by row with the IGP pattern starting in the top left working to the right. To stay on track I was planning to stage X rings at a time in that row, and write down what row and what X I'm at.

Do you have any other helpful tips to stay organized, efficient and sane? Thanks!

Hi fam. My vad 507 was in storage for a bit and moved 700 miles before that. I took care to package everything delicately but I'm concerned the floor tom may have an issue.

It is admittedly been a while since I played so I'm wondering if this is normal but it sounds wrong to me. The floor tom has a sharp rattle noise, almost sounds like a non-edrum snare.

I tried both tightening and loosening the head. I believe it is coming from the top.

Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks!

video: https://imgur.com/a/uvDTbQ2

Long story short- I had a mining rig. Sold all the GPUs individually. One buyer now claims a GPU is defective. Says they installed drivers etc, provided some pictures and it shows a bunch of garbage as the output from the display.

My question is- I never had issues mining with that GPU. But I also never hooked it up to a proper PC to test the display. Since I never had issues mining with it, wouldn't that mean the hardware is fine? I would expect that if the GPU was faulty or defective, that I'd have had issues with it while mining.

Trying give them the benefit of the doubt but also don't want to get scammed and not sure what I can ask them to try to help protect myself since Ebay tends t

Timestamp 6x 5600XT Pulse : https://imgur.com/a/EYbUCFn

Timestamp 4x 5600XT Pulse BE : https://imgur.com/a/ZE2lj39

(See detailed pics of each card in the table below)

All cards are in great working condition, never had issues with any of them. I take great care of all my equipment and cleaned the mining rigs on a monthly basis. I have other mining rigs that I'm still mining with, just cutting down a little.

They were all bought (new) together, and used to mine ETH with settings to optimize power efficiency and preserve the life of the GPU. Fans never went above 60%, peak mem temps in the low 80s (°C).

Original box, anti-stati

EDIT: all units sold

Timestamp (all four) : https://imgur.com/a/Hl6BXBm

(See detailed pics of each card in the table below)

All four cards are in great condition, never had issues with any of them. I take great care of all my equipment and cleaned the mining rigs on a monthly basis. I have other mining rigs that I'm still mining with, just cutting down a little.

They were all bought (new) together, and used to mine ETH with settings to optimize power efficiency and preserve the life of the GPU. Fans never went above 60%, peak mem temps in the low 80s (°C).

Original box, anti-static bag, and instruction manuals are included for each GPU.

NOTE: I replac

Just received an Pulse 15. Really awesome laptop!

So far just one issue I've had- the touchpad.

When pressing down (especially on the left side) to click the touchpad, it gives way before the actual clicking occurs. Its sort of like a wobble or shifting of the pad the occurs when you press down on it. Even when pressing down on it without full force for the clicking action, just a light press on the lower half of the touchpad , it results in the pad shifting downward and making noise.

This extra movement, looseness I noticed immediately when using the laptop. As I'll be using the native keyboard and trackpad 90% of the time, I was wondering if anyone else has this laptop or a simila

https://github.com/neuronull/chia-plotmover-rs

There are probably dozens of these already, but I took the opportunity to write a Rust program to aid in re-plotting for official pools.

Tested on Ubuntu using madmax plotter to create the new plots. Though should work just fine with the standard chia plotter.

Basically, it incrementally removes legacy plots when new pool plots are created (see the README for more details). Thus optimizing your space. a n d . t i m e. omg.

https://imgur.com/gallery/Tb8EttG

Two days ago, my exterior sillcock was doing a steady light drip, wetting the ground and im sure down the foundation. So I decided time to fix it.

I took it apart enough to see that the washer on the end of the 12" handle, was chipped off on one side. Could not find just the washer at the local lowes, so I bought a brand new one of the same length, thinking ill just replace the whole thing.

When i went to remove the pipe itself though, I tried to unthread the nozzle (first picture), since the one i bought had threads on the end of it. It twisted but wasn't feeling like it was a true threaded connection. In my idiocy, I thought maybe its just old or some

https://imgur.com/gallery/FMHNZyY

Is this something to be concerned about? Just delivered today but I didn't notice until after they left. If it doesn't degrade the functionality of the freezer, I'll be able to live with it. But I thought I'd ask just in case, thanks!