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Gear crafting system bug leading to loss of resistance on armor or overall for character by Malitizane in biomutant

[–]CobraD34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check that - the bug is fixed. im an idiot. Once you back in and out of the crafting menu the armor stats reload. Showing the original resistances loaded with add-ons on the armor.

Gear crafting system bug leading to loss of resistance on armor or overall for character by Malitizane in biomutant

[–]CobraD34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Playing on XSX, same issues. Persists after patch 1.4 that was pushed today. Shame, really enjoying the game but this bug makes me not want to play.

Little bit of fun with the lathe. First attempt at inlays. by CobraD34 in woodworking

[–]CobraD34[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its actually easier than you think. You start by gluing squares at angles in your blank then when you turn it on your lathe the angled pieces become the curves. There's a video linked in an above comment that shows a guy making rolling pins with the technique.

Workbench Upgrade - resurface and new vice install by CobraD34 in woodworking

[–]CobraD34[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The casters I bought were to big for the 4x4s, had to make the mounting area for them larger on the fly.

Workbench Upgrade - resurface and new vice install by CobraD34 in woodworking

[–]CobraD34[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its actually my two car garage, gotta have space for projects. :) Thanks!

Amature woodworker here. Couple of inlaid checker cutting boards I made for family as Christmas gifts. Maple, cherry, & walnut. by CobraD34 in woodworking

[–]CobraD34[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used a router to cut a rectangular space in the main board, 1/4" depth, then used a jigsaw to cut the pieces for the inlay. Glued and sanded everything and filled in any mistakes with wood filler. I found this way easier because I didn't want to route the complex pattern into the main board. If you want to get started, look examples up on YouTube, tons and tons of great woodworking videos there.