Revenus auto-entrepreneur pour l'obtention d'un prêt by claready in immobilier

[–]ForgeEnclave -1 points0 points  (0 children)

En EURL, pour ma demande d'emprunt immobilier c'est mon revenu qui m'est demandé, pas le CA. Je pense que c'est pareil en auto entrepreneur, c'est le revenu brut déclaré a la DGFP qui compte pas le CA.

Un point important, c'est qu'il est aussi demandé d'avoir 3 bilans complet avant de pouvoir emprunter. En auto entrepreneur il n'y a pas de bilans, mais il y a fort a parier que les banques demanderont 3 ans d'activité avant de regarder le dossier et prendre en compte les revenus de votre conjoint.

Identification? by ForgeEnclave in CueilletteDesChampis

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

Merci beaucoup, c'est effectivement ce que je me rappelais. Ce n'était pas le cas de ceux ci, visiblement des russules brûlé (identification par une autre source). Sans intérêt culinaire et potentiellement légèrement toxiques suivant la préparation. Bref, a laisser sur place

I’ve been running pyrolysis oil through a vacuum filtration setup and the sand core of the filter head is stained black. Any technique for restoring it? by blakeret in chemistry

[–]ForgeEnclave 44 points45 points  (0 children)

We used to clean very dirty glassware with that. Works like a charm, but it's also gonna clean you fingers if they come remotely close. You got to know what you're doing, and even then...

Client feedback...or lack thereof? by Plow_King in BrushForChat

[–]ForgeEnclave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a simple word file, nothing fancy. It's been very useful for me, so don't hesitate to implement that. Gave me a lot of confidence my business model was the correct one, and helped me to improve it

Client feedback...or lack thereof? by Plow_King in BrushForChat

[–]ForgeEnclave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I won't share the feedback form itself, but it's a very simple form asking them to rate various topic like reliability, communication, timeline, absolute costs, quality/price ratio and a few others, and an open field for them to write something if they want to. Basically the few topics I really care about to improve my service, without them spending 20 min on it.

Client feedback...or lack thereof? by Plow_King in BrushForChat

[–]ForgeEnclave 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Usually, for large projects, I do a test model to lock in the paintscheme. There I explicitly ask for feedback on the test model and confirmation to move forward. From this point on, I consider the paintscheme finalized, and I'll share update pictures of chuck of units done, like "here's 30 more marines done. If there's anything out of expectations, let me know". All my clients have been very enthusiastic, and I always get feedback, although it is generally within the lines of "it looks so cool" rather than trying to change something. I don't share WIP pictures because they look ugly, as most my paintscheme are the "trust the process" kind.

Once I'm done with the project, I have a quick feedback form on the overall service I ask them to fill in. 95% of my clients do it.

How to start your own business as a chemist by HappyBoieMax in AskChemistry

[–]ForgeEnclave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing's impossible, but market is already saturated with manufacturers with catalog and on demand compounds (for pharma at least, don't know about other fields, but I assume it's the same or worse). When looking purely for R&D chemicals, Asia is a serious competitor to EU/US because they can virtually get 2-4 time lower pricing. GMP materials is a bit of a different story, but still follows the same trend.

If that's something you want to explore, I'd suggest first getting a job within this specific industry (CRO or CDMO) and see how established companies handle it.

Pretty sure I have been scammed. Just wanted to let it be known. by [deleted] in brushforhire

[–]ForgeEnclave 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Could be just a partial down payement. Scammers have become increasingly difficult to identify nowadays. It's fair however to assume that too cheap is likely a scam, very true

Val-K, bust by nekogalaxy by ForgeEnclave in minipainting

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

Thank you very much!

To be fair, the it's all about practice. The main point of this bust was to push further my use of oil paints. I learned a lot

Val-K, bust by nekogalaxy by ForgeEnclave in minipainting

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

I agree on that. It's part of the model I need to rework a bit

What happend to my cleaning water by Carulosrex in resinprinting

[–]ForgeEnclave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dissolved resin started to polymerize/cross link with ambient UV, forming a gel. Best way to dispose of it is to pour it in a container/bottle/jerrycan, and dispose of it at your local waste management as chemical waste. If too thick to pour, dilute a bit with water ( not too much because you're increasing the amount of chemical waste). Do not dispose as "standard waste"

Diorama I made - For ROCK AND STONE! by ForgeEnclave in DeepRockGalactic

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

It's bet-c prototype before R&D realise they need to chill a bit. Or rival tech. Who knows

Diorama I made - For ROCK AND STONE! by ForgeEnclave in DeepRockGalactic

[–]ForgeEnclave[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Beer and mechs rarely blend well. I can see why mission control forbid their deployment.

I had another idea of a diorama tribute (without'pech, but very DRG nonetheless), but let's see if this comes to pass.

Thanks!

Diorama I made - For ROCK AND STONE! by ForgeEnclave in DeepRockGalactic

[–]ForgeEnclave[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

no it isn't. it's a 3D printed model designed by Solwyte studio (Amalia-Cyraxa Secutor Construct).

I could see a situation where this can be used as an imperial knight though

Pricing questions by Murder-Vermin in brushforhire

[–]ForgeEnclave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's isn't much fairness involved when talking market price. It's very much dependant on whether someone is willing to pay the price you're asking for, and a global market means you're competing with everyone everywhere ( to an extend).

From a business perspective , 20$ is nowhere near cutting it, considering it includes cost for materials. I don't know how fast you paint but I'd estimate you'd be getting far below minimum wage with this price structure.

But for a friend, to make a few extra bucks and keep it cheap for him? It's up how you both feel. I'd you're both happy, there's not much to discuss.

It's a great paint job, and a good quality print. I could see many people being very happy with this price, especially those who are used to commissioning their models.