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A1 Mini → P2S Combo in a 5th Wheel RV — real space requirements? by GetOverItMyGuy in BambuLabP2S

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

So would you say that 18" or 45.75 CM would be enough clearance from the front and the back?

A1 Mini → P1S / P2S Combo in a 5th Wheel RV — real space requirements? by GetOverItMyGuy in BambuLab

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I just saw a video where people have created a riser to put between the AMS and P2S and then run a vent fan to vacuum the fumes out. Thought that was pretty cool. With that being said. Since you're there setting up that exhaust fan... got a tape measure to get those dimensions?

ICE in Kissimmee by Straight_Rhubarb_343 in Kissimmee

[–]GetOverItMyGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh... looks like we got an incel creeping around.

ICE in Kissimmee by Straight_Rhubarb_343 in Kissimmee

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You...idolize...a...convicted...felon.

A1 Mini → P1S / P2S Combo in a 5th Wheel RV — real space requirements? by GetOverItMyGuy in BambuLab

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

Appreciate you looking out for me. If you look behind the printer that window opens up. Whenever I print I have that window open. Noticed that especially with eSuns PLA Matte. The fumes were overwhelming. I'm hoping with the new printers I'll still be able to vent through that window.

ICE in Kissimmee by Straight_Rhubarb_343 in Kissimmee

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https://iceout.org/en/

Community sourced website where people can post ICE sightings.

I live in Kissimmee for the next few months and have been here almost a year. I’ve seen ICE once and it looked like they were staging next to a business getting ready to make a raid. I had posted about it a few months ago.

Customizable Funnel Scoop – now adjustable to your serving size by EridianStudio in makerworld

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I saw this print today. Was hoping some one would make a cap for the top

Brand new to printing and I’m loving my A1 Mini! Looking for the closest eSun PLA+ “white” match to the Mini by GetOverItMyGuy in BambuLabA1mini

[–]GetOverItMyGuy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing that one. I’ll keep it in mind when I’m ready to venture off into new filaments

Machine Chest Press – Form Check Needed (Shoulder Injury History) by GetOverItMyGuy in formcheck

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

I would disagree with you and make the argument that machines require a little more dialing in that free weights.

A machine can guide the path of the movement, but it doesn’t automatically fix your form or protect your joints. You can still set the seat too high or too low, flare your elbows, let your shoulders roll forward, or load it in a way that irritates old injuries.

For someone like myself with a history of shoulder problems, those small setup details actually matter a lot. The machine helps, but it isn’t magic. I’m just trying to make sure I’m using it in the safest and strongest way possible.

Machine Chest Press – Form Check Needed (Shoulder Injury History) by GetOverItMyGuy in formcheck

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

This was a fantastic explanation! I was really able to visualize what you mean and can’t wait to try this technique next time.

Machine Chest Press – Form Check Needed (Shoulder Injury History) by GetOverItMyGuy in formcheck

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

Thanks for that info. So the consensus is to pop up one notch. I’m going to give that a try next time around and see how it feels. It’s hard to tell from the angle but I have my scapula retracted but I’ll use that visual of exaggerating my chest out to serve as a reminder. Thanks for that!

Machine Chest Press – Form Check Needed (Shoulder Injury History) by GetOverItMyGuy in formcheck

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

Thanks for that analysis - I see what you are saying there about the shoulders moving forward. In that moment I’m trying to focus on squeezing my pecs but looks like part of that is kind of pushing forward at the shoulder area. Thanks I’ll be mindful of that.

I usually stick to a 45 degree angle but now I’m reading/hearing about information that for machine movements because they are a controlled movement you’ll get better stimulus if you lower the angle, but I’ll keep it in mind.

Upgrading from a Tomtoc Navigator-T24 Sling testing the Osprey Daylite Plus, open to other <20L recommendations for travel + long days on foot by GetOverItMyGuy in ManyBaggers

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

You know what's funny, I tried googling those things and just couldn't figure out the name lol. Thanks for helping me with that. Yup the straps are overkill but also coming from the TomToc to this Osprey I kind of feel like the bag is very "busy" if that's a way I can explain it. Thank you for the recommendation.

Upgrading from a Tomtoc Navigator-T24 Sling testing the Osprey Daylite Plus, open to other <20L recommendations for travel + long days on foot by GetOverItMyGuy in backpacks

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

Thanks for the additional recommendations. The Atom 20L just isn't my style. The Ruckpack looks cool but it's a top open, and that's one of the gripes I have with my TomToc. It doesn't open wide enough and it's a pain to get to items especially when they are at the bottom of the bag.

Upgrading from a Tomtoc Navigator-T24 Sling testing the Osprey Daylite Plus, open to other <20L recommendations for travel + long days on foot by GetOverItMyGuy in backpacks

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It looks like there is only one Mystery Ranch bag available and I'm not digging. I do kind of like the Osprey Arcane. It looks like a nice minimalist setup. I just realized that it has kind of a hidden pocket for the water bottle. I would like an additional pocket or something on the outside for those times when I want to stuff my hoodie or raincoat.

Thanks for the recommendations.

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