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Has anyone successfully ordered from there? I reached out to them via the overseas shipping service page last week but did not get a response back.

Been shopping around for a new induction range for a while now and I cannot get over how hard it is to find one with just knobs (no touchscreen), not-weird hob layout, not ugly, reliable, and a decent price. It seems like my criteria is steering me towards the higher end brands but I do not use the majority of "features" these units offer like bridging, cook assist, steam oven, etc. I just want basic induction in a logical layout with knobs at the bare minimum. The hob layout kills me. It is not uncommon for me to cook with 2 12" pans and a medium pot simultaneously so hob layout is important. How are regular gas stove tops able to accommodate multiple large size pans but induction cannot?

Currently have a threshold and want to redo the tile. Wondering if there's anyway to have the tile flush with face nailed hardwood floors.

Got to work in 25 minutes instead of my usual 50

In particular the OR36SDI6X1 model. I tried one in a showroom and love the size and how it looks. One thing that caught me off guard was how wobbly the knobs were. I was not sure if it was just the model in the showroom so I want to ask owners here if they have the same experience. Also, is pushing in the knob and turning it comfortable? I instinctively tried to pinch the knob like most ranges but these knobs required holding the whole knob which I am not accustomed to.

I am looking for something simple and trying not go overkill on this application. Internet coming into the house is 1G fiber from AT&T. Home internet usage is not heavy but would like some good equipment. My current ERX and 2 AP's have been running in my house for many years.

The cameras will be 6x G5 turrets, 4W each so a total of 24W required for just the cameras. The 2 AP's consume 15W so I would need a switch that supports at least 39W of power. I think the hard part is needing at least 8 PoE ports and at least 1 regular Ethernet port to the gateway and that's where I need help. Do I go with a 16 port switch or a 2x 8 port switch?

For the gateway, I am looking at the Cloud Gateway Ma

Getting a bumper repaired from an accident and want to confirm the body shop did the correct paint on it. It’s a part of the car I don’t put much attention to but it looked off when I went to check it out.

If it is shiny, is the paint pearl like?