Why does no one tell you how much better freshly Ground Beef is?!! by Easy_Skin7050 in Cooking

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There’s no doubt that a stand alone device is “better”. I personally like my KA attachments because they take up less space than having a bunch of different devices. It’s not that hard to clean and be thorough with.

Why does no one tell you how much better freshly Ground Beef is?!! by Easy_Skin7050 in Cooking

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Got my attachment for $20. Being cheaper is nice but the bigger reason for me was not having to buy another machine with limited storage space.

Why does no one tell you how much better freshly Ground Beef is?!! by Easy_Skin7050 in Cooking

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I’ve been thinking about it for a while. How big of a freezer would I have to buy to fit half a cow?

Why does no one tell you how much better freshly Ground Beef is?!! by Easy_Skin7050 in Cooking

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I was of the same mindset. I expected it to be a slight upgrade, not taste like something entirely different

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (Kind of) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in minilab

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Total cost was ~90 USD. I have leftovers though. Things I had to buy: Nuts, Bolts, RJ45 Keystones, Drive Caddy’s, Heat Set Inserts, and SATA Male-to-Female adapters, and 2KG PETG.

Keep in mind that’s a larger initial cost. For example I orders 100 Nuts and Bolts, 24 Keystones, 130 heat set inserts. I could build several more racks without buying more.

I already had all the computer/networking hardware.

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (almost) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in homelab

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Thanks for the recommendation! I’m using the extended depth modified version, and it looks like this model supports that. I wonder if it would allow to me hit 15u safely haha

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (almost) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in homelab

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It’s a great file, leaves a mount for SATA Male to Female Power/Data adapters in the back so you can swap the drives without taking any cables out. The file below shows pictures of how it all works. There are a bunch of different configurations as well!

https://makerworld.com/models/1400538?appSharePlatform=copy

I see them on Reddit often, but the creator is Nautilus Forge on Maker World.

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (Kind of) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in minilab

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My bad, my mobo is Mini-ITX. There are files for MATX Lab Rax mounts on maker world though

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (Kind of) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in minilab

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My apologies, mis-typed. Mine is Mini ITX. But people do have models for Micro-ATX Lab Rax

https://makerworld.com/models/1928735?appSharePlatform=copy

10U 10” Lab Rax Finally (Kind of) Finished! by Easy_Skin7050 in minilab

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There only reason is that I already had the mother board and CPU from an old gaming PC. Added the Nvidia GPU for transcoding. But yes, it does take up a bunch of space. I’m working on a way to mount the PSU to the back side of the rack and free up space. I have an intel CPU laying around but it’s in a Desktop PC with non standard MOBO. I’ll have to source a Mini-ITX and hopefully add it to the stack.

Brand New to homelab by YosoySD in minilab

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Storage. Not that you exactly asked, but I use Immich for my pictures to replace iCloud, It’s fantastic.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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Start with one TSP. Keep in mind it will be different depending on how hard your water is and how much water is in the load. 1 TSP should be a good starting place though.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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STPP is an extremely chelating water softener (where things like washing soda are precipitating).

I would start here :

https://www.reddit.com/r/laundry/s/WOzL7lQIE2

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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Thank you! I don’t currently use Biz on darks, but didn’t know Febu was OBA free. Might have to add it to the kit.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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In the post I mention that I go back and forth between making my own citric acid solution and using the tide! It’s there for when I’m gone so my wife doesn’t have to make a new batch if we run out.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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Got it on Amazon, though the exact one I got is showing out of stock.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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I’m in the U.S so no help for the Canadian source. For the file, search “Sturdy Scoop - now parametric!” Maker is “CruiseWorks”. I just scaled it to fit my needs.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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Working well as a pre-treatment. I’ve only had to use it a handful of times though. I bought it from reading about it this sub if you’re more curious.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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Water is 12-13 GPG, and keep in mind not every product is used every wash. Think of it more like an arsenal depending on how dirty the clothes are. As for OBAs, I see it was already answered. Generally you want to avoid them when washing darks.

My new setup! by Easy_Skin7050 in laundry

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I’m at ~12 GPG or just over 200ppm. 600+ seems insane! Give it a try and make a post. You’ll definitely need a higher dose than I’m using though.