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Hello,

I have a large chocolate bar (~18x12x1 inch) from Blommer chocolate factory in Chicago before they closed. I would like to preserve this in a shadow box or something, but would like to do something to protect it first (both from the environment and to not attract pests)

Epoxy would be perfect if it weren't exothermic and I assume it would melt off the markings that make it special.

Would an acrylic spray or something similar work? Would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks!

Diamond in the desert is avaiaible for purchase on Amazon in the US. It’s a pre order releasing 11/7 (Friday) for $31.

ASIN is B0FV6BWFFJ

Has anyone ceiling mounted their Z6 charger instead of wall mounting? Any pics for inspiration?

Hi everyone,

I feel like I'm going crazy here. I ordered a new cover with cover lifting plates installed for my CoverCradle II lifter.

Upon cutting up my old OEM cover for disposal, the cover lifting plates are attached to the foam INSIDE the plastic wrap protecting the foam.

The new cover (from myspacover) is the same way. It just seems crazy to me that the proper way to re-install my lifting mounts is to puncture both the vinyl AND plastic wrap on day one.

This is how it goes from inside to out:

foam->metal lifting plate->tape holding plate to foam->plastic wrap layers->vinyl cover

It just doesn't seem right that I should be puncturing the entire thing on day one and giving water an

I flew DTW to ATL round trip this week.

When boarding DTW-ATL, I was the 3rd carry on to be forcibly gate checked, but when I got on, there were 12 bin spaces available and the entire bin over my seat free.

On the return trip, it was worse. I was the 2nd bag taken and there were 33 slots when I stopped counting.

This seems like a complete disregard for passengers’ time. I had to wait at baggage claim twice completely unnecessarily and risk the bag being lost or damaged.

It’s not like there were 3 spots free and I’m trying to be like gotcha. 33 open spots is insane is it not?

Hello,

I received multiple quotes for AC units for a 2300 sqft ranch in southeast Michigan. Existing unit (failed) is 4 ton and 20 yrs old.

As far as sizing goes, we bought the house recently and I don't know from prior experience if the existing unit is over or undersized. The furnace is oversized by ~50% so I wouldn't be surprised if existing AC is too. The companies that did the most thorough inspection, said the words "manual j", and were the least pushy sales wise returned 3.5 ton recommendations, so I am inclined to trust that 3.5 ton is correct. We typically like the house cooler year round (65-67 in summer, 63-65 winter).

|Company|Brand|Ton|Price|Model|Refrigerant|Other| :--|:

Hello,

I have a nook to the right of my fireplace in the family/living room. The house was built in 2002, so I suspect this nook was designed for a rear-projection TV or CRT on a stand. The prior owners of the home turned it into a desk area, but we have offices/desks elsewhere in the house now.

The approximate dimensions of the space is 44" wide, 95-96" tall (depending if carpet got pulled back or not), and 32" deep.

Here are two photos of the space and a sketch of a built in I've designed myself: https://imgur.com/a/PDNEEEE I wanted to see if anyone else had photos of similar spaces and how they've styled it, any furniture piece ideas (vs. built ins). Thank you! Note: I am aware of /r/T

Is the state of charge value detected via the DC pins? I assumed that would be current only and the charge state would be conveyed via the comms pins in the J1772 portion.

Hello,

I have a nook to the right of my fireplace in the family/living room. The house was built in 2002, so I suspect this nook was designed for a rear-projection TV or CRT on a stand.

The approximate dimensions of the space is 44" wide, 95-96" tall (depending if carpet got pulled back or not), and 32" deep.

Here are two photos of the space and a sketch of a built in I've designed myself: https://imgur.com/a/PDNEEEE

I wanted to see if anyone else had photos of similar spaces and how they've styled it, any furniture piece ideas (vs. built ins). Thank you! Note: I am aware of r/TVTooHigh and I agree lol.

Could we please ban individual posts about selling/buying tickets and create a pinned megathread? It’s completely monopolizing this subreddit.