u/Tesfallout
We currently have a small group of 5-6 people on a tiny world-border server with a couple of mods to help out. The current group plays regularly and the server is up 24/7. We tend to be a very communal, teamwork based group with occasional good-hearted shenanigans. If you are interested, DM me and I'll send you a Discord invite so we can get you set up. ^_^
No Bedrock or Cracked Clients.
We have a 24/7 Java SMP server that could use some more players. Currently, we tend to have 2-5 people on most of the time.
This server is Vanilla, except for a couple of server-side mods, so no modpacks are necessary.
Our age ranges tend to be 18-40s and the community on Discord tends to be very chill.
This servers is reasonably developed, with a handful of farms and most resources accounted for.
We DO NOT support cracked clients or Bedrock edition.
There is No PvP unless both parties just want to for fun.
Voice chat is encouraged, but not at all required.
If you are looking for a laid back SMP with a handful of folks to play with, feel free to check us out.
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We have a small 24/7 Vanilla Java 26.2 server that I've posted on here a couple of times in the past. We have a discord and vc is recommended, but absolutely not required. The server is very communal and tends to be a good place to hang out and vibe whether you are into building, mining, farming or anything else. Our players range in age from about 18-40. Currently, we are hoping to find a few more regulars to hang out with. This server is fairly well developed, but we have recently cleared abandoned builds from the spawn area to make it more welcoming to new players.
Per this sub's rules, DM me for details.
We have a small vanilla server that runs 24/7 and we are looking for a few more folks. We have a discord and vc is recommended, but absolutely not required. Currently, there are only a few regulars spread out over various time zones. The server is very communal and tends to be a good place to hang out and vibe whether you are into building, mining, farming or anything else. Per this sub's rules, DM me for details.
We have a small vanilla server and a discord set up. We are running 26.2 and it's a chill, laid back server to vibe on. The server runs 24/7 and most of our players are scattered around the world in different time zones.
(DM for details, per the rules)
Had a digital safe keypad go bad and managed to get the tubular lock picked like this. Managed to apply tension it a shallow hole, a machine screw, vice grips, and gravity. A bit of aggressive prodding with wiper insert and it finally opened.
I've just bought my first cnc mills and lathe and I am looking at pouring a slab and building a building for them and I am seeing information online varying wildly about the requirements for the slab. The heaviest of the mills is ~10,500lbs. Does anyone have any experience sizing slabs for stuff like this? What works, what's a myth, and what might the most sane route be to go for an individual who isn't made of money?
I compiled all the data on vehicle fuel economy I could from fuelly and have made it into a sortable spreadsheet for anyone who wants it.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VjSIDEQfUHh_yHg6HtBqZNe0AScXAsX9ti5sDiQqvHw/edit?usp=sharing
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reddit.comThis is the ferrule-nut type holder for the nozzle I use and I am trying to find another one for a second sandblaster I bought. The style that was included in the new one is not practical for me. It holds a 1/8" ID tip and has a 3/8" NPT Female fitting. There is also a rubber gasket that goes on the inside. I have been looking and can't seem to find this type of holder anywhere, or even what this is called. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have installed 4 ductless systems at my house over the last few years and have had to overcome a handful of problems myself, but this one has me stumped. Generally, the issues are improper refrigerant levels or leaks that I've had to seal, but I don't believe that this is either.
The system in question is a brand new Pioneer 9k btu system and held vacuum without any issues. When I released the refrigerant into it, however, the unit simply did not cool inside. This unit does not have a high-side port, only a low-side port. While it was off, I hooked up my gauges to it and am seeing a static pressure that lines up exactly with my R410a chart. When the system is turned on, the compressor
I have made quite a few things in the past without worrying about the strengths of materials, as I usually just go with whatever seems sturdy, but I now have a need to make a rig to move a maximum of 2000lbs and am a bit more concerned about breaking things. Realistically, it is unlikely, but not impossible, that I will need to reliably move more than 1000lbs at any given time.
I am trying to build a jib crane similar to what is in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMoBcnHexzo but mounted to a flatbed truck and able to handle more weight and extend farther out. I'm aiming for the ability to extend a minimum of 5 feet out from the swivel, but I'm fuzzy on how to calculate how much