u/AlwaysGoOutside
I've been playing for a month or two now and I have no idea how to ban perks. The level 1 lab is completed. Auto picks is completed along with a level into extra perk choices.
From a random Reddit post I also learned about the button for auto researching in the lab after not knowing it existed. What else am I missing?
I'm sure there is an optimum order to max skills in the workshop but I'm finding it to be a better QOL upgrade to max out the cheaper less impactful skills first. I'm new to the game and currently farming T1 with blender to about 2000. I feel like I am just getting to the point where starting a new run does not need me to focus all my attention on immediately upgrading skills for the first 150ish levels in order to get things setup. I maxed out AS first and then cash bonus and coin per kill. My reasoning for this was my dmg and hp are high enough that I don't have to worry about it for a few hundred waves. I've started to max out the other less expensive and less important free ups, mul
I'm a new player at the point where my runs end because of vampires. After searching on here I learned that the general tips is to keep your knock back at 0 in order to use thorns on them. I invested a good amount of coins into knock back when I was starting. Should I respec my workshop to get over this hurdle? The highest Tier 2 I have completed is 844 but that seems like luck based on the vampire spawn chance. I did get the target selection researched and put it on basic. That does not seem to be helping. My last few runs ended in the high 700s.
I am glueing together 3/4" MDF and 1/2" plywood for a workbench top. After letting it cure for about 24 hours I noticed that the top has a bow in it. The MDF was stored standing up on the long side in my garage for a week or two while getting the rest of the bench put together. The heater was running in the garage overnight keeping it to about 55-60 degrees while curing. I used clamps on the sides and put some weight on top of the pieces.
After removing all the clamps and weight I noticed this bow when going to secure it to the frame. I put the weight back on top for t
I have a balcony with a Trek type product. I don't know what brand the builder used but it's the same type of material. Looking to install a retractable screen for some privacy and wind protection when using the balcony. Should I be using screws or bolts? Going into the wood beams underneath? Some kind of anchor?
There is a center post that holds the two retractable screens and then 2 side posts that hold it open when in use. If I measure correctly I am planning on having the center post about half way across the length along the railing, 1 side post against the house, and the other side post in a corner of the railing.
This is the product I am installing.
I got a harbor freight 1HP dust collector for about $75 with coupon. Currently I am using just a shop-vac and moving it around as needed. I'm building a work bench that will have a table saw and router built in with dust collection. Do you run the 4" pipe/hose directly to the tool or do you run the 4" to the table connection and then use the shop vac tubing to the tools? I also am looking at making a dust cyclone and I am curious what it would do if I just ran the shop vac tubing from the tools to the dust cyclone and then had a fitting to go up to 4" at the dust collector itself?
Starting to build out my garage into a shop and wondering what accessories and essentials give a big QOL improvement. Not talking about tools, clamps, jigs etc. I am waiting on a retractable extension cord to be delivered so I can get power cords off the floor. I already have a basic shop vac for dust collection and I am in the process of building a mobile bench for my table saw. Next up is a miter station. Both of those have dust collection and power already planned. Already have a fan and a heater installed for the hot and cold months along with insulation on the garage door.
What are the non tool things that make a difference?
Purchased a 113 that came with a mobile base. With only 2 wheel that allow it to pivot makes it horrible to move around a small garage shop. I can build a wood frame to put it on but I was wondering if there were any good premade solutions that did not cost too much.
I have a Tara sectional from Havertys in an L shape in the middle of the room. Each of the sections recline and have a foot rest Since it reclines, having a console table behind the couch for drinks and food does not work. The coffee table I have in front of it has a top that comes up and toward the couch but it is still too far out to comfortably hold drinks and food. The foot rests need room to swing out.
I could do some side tables but how the couch is positioned in the room they would block off some walking paths. Side tables also don't work if I am sitting near
Looking for a first bike and have been not thrilled with the used bikes listed on FB and other places. Started out looking for a used Rebel 500 or similar bike but the prices in my area are only 1k less if that. A number of listings are for a few years old, low miles, and "upgrades" that match or are more than a new stock bike. The advice of getting something used and cheap makes sense but anything actually less expensive is 10-20 years old. At that point I expect to put new tires and do basic maintenance as soon as it is purchased. This brings the price back up to something close to a new bike.
This is the popular season to be buying but will the prices and availability change that
I have a GMRS radio in my vehicle for off roading. I was wondering if there was an easy solution to wiring it to a speaker (not the aux radio input). I know I can get an external speaker but I wanted to see if there was an easy solution for this first.
I did not see an easy solution or write up besides people talking about buying external speakers. My idea is to get a cheap audio switcher that lets me take 2 input to 1 output and 3M sticky it under the seat. Then wire the two radios as inputs.
Easier way to do this? Just a bad idea?
I have a GMRS radio in my vehicle for off roading. I was wondering if there was an easy solution to wiring it to a speaker (not the aux radio input). I know I can get an external speaker but I wanted to see if there was an easy solution for this first.
I did not see an easy solution or write up besides people talking about buying external speakers. My idea is to get a cheap audio switcher that lets me take 2 input to 1 output and 3M sticky it under the seat. Then wire the two radios as inputs.
Easier way to do this? Just a bad idea?
Will Carmax give more value for the truck topper or is it better to remove it and sell it myself?
Removed the rear seats in my access cab and built a platform. What can I do about the back wall? Is there an aftermarket or OEM piece I can install so that looks better and does not have the openings for bolts and stuff?