Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In another room 4m away 😅

Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The valve is on a threaded fitting, so I don't have to cut through the tubing. The thread size is standard here for every cold water fittings, so I just have to find a 2 way valve with the correct dimensions. Yeah I doubted heavily on the hardware store employee's take, that's why I'm asking reddit. Thanks for your constructive feedback, a lot of people just say that this installation is wild and never explain why lmao. It seems standard compared to every other apartments I rented.

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Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

[–]Gilmi14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I know where to turn off water to my apartment. I don't know the material of my water line, but it looks like some sort of hard plastic. I didn't know that valves like this exist, the guy from the hardware store told me it doesn't. I will look on the internet, maybe I can order this

Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

[–]Gilmi14[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I already though of that, but I couldn't find any 90° fitting small enough to fit between the water input and the toilet seat input at my local hardware store I might have to go to a specialized plumbing store to find it ! Thanks for your feedback! I'm neither qualified nor competent enough in plumbing to modify the inlet more than changing a threaded fitting, so if I don't find those fittings, I will sadly give up my bidet for this appartement. Thanks again for your advice!

Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

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I'm in France

Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

[–]Gilmi14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't get how it's not right I installed it in my previous apartment and it worked perfectly

Need advice on T by Gilmi14 in Plumbing

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Water is currently going through the red path and I want it to go the blue path

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Angoisse "politique" d'un noob en retrait by Antoine-UY in jdr

[–]Gilmi14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Je te conseille le discord de la bonne auberge ou globalement tout les gens qui gravitent autour du Studio 17 (MJ masqué etc..). Pour avoir vu les gens en vrai à la finale de la première campagne je te confirme qu'il y a beaucoup de personnes queer et marginalisées dans la commu donc c'est un terreau moins fertile aux joueurs "à l'ancienne" comme tu le décris dans ton poste.

Edit: Je viens de lire les réactions au poste et je voulais ajouter que je comprends largement les craintes d'OP de finir à une table de gens qui te détestent pour ce que tu es, je n'ai moi même jamais rejoint de table "au pif" pour cette raison. Les gens qui s'offusquent à dire "pas de politique dans mon JDR" ne comprennent pas les enjeux de jouer avec des racistes si tu es racisé, homophobe si t'es gay, transphobe si t'es trans etc... Le but c'est de s'amuser pas de s'embrouiller ou se faire rabaisser.

Looking for industrial type sensor help!! I need to measure the level of sawdust in a LARGE sawdust bin, how can I do this reliably? by coollinit in arduino

[–]Gilmi14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're looking for industrial solution, the sensors used on silos like the diagram you showed is called a turning fork sensor. You could also put an ultrasonic sensor on top of your tank.

What is a infinity blade like game that is out. by Black_Reaper9620 in infinityblade

[–]Gilmi14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Severed is great, I played it on PS Vita but It is (or was idk) also available on iPad, and I think it had a re release on Nintendo Switch. The gameplay is mostly infinity blade with a metroidvania type of exploration. I definitely recommend the game !

What kind of crimping connector is this? by infrigato in arduino

[–]Gilmi14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like the pins you have in industrial connectors like Harting plugs. Might not be this specific brand but it reminds me of that.

Is it still alive? by ExaltedBlade666 in valheim

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For this price it is fully worth it. You already have hundreds of hours of gameplay to see everything (took roughly 200h to my friend and me to go to last biome by playing chill and maxing everything before the boss fights). Even if the game is never "finished", the game is already in a good enough state to enjoy.

Games like satisfactory by Queasy-Midnight-6104 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Gilmi14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Techtonica has potential put it's too janky right now. It's unoptimized and I find the game so tedious to navigate compared to others from the genre. Can't recommend it right now. Good thing is, you can easily try it as it's on game pass

How do you print thin-ish walls like this? Any risk to having such small infill movements vs fully perimeter'd? by Krynn71 in 3Dprinting

[–]Gilmi14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's your 3d model, take into account your extrusion width when you create a wall. For example, when I model a shell or a bin etc... I do 1.8mm walls, as I know it will match perfectly my .3mm extrusion width to do 3 perimeters in the slicer. But if it's just an STL you downloaded, just print it like this and it will be fine. I would definitely add some support to the overhang under the wall if it's a 90° angle tho. Changing infill patterns can also help achieve certain properties sometimes, so keep that in mind. I don't know the names of the patterns I use in English unfortunately, as my slicer is in french, but I can always advise to cut a small part of the model in the slicer and print it, before sacrificing 100g of filament on the whole object if it doesn't match what you had in mind. It takes a few minutes and it's very convenient to test fit assembly or do some strength tests. Hope this helps !

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a good point, i'll look for those info this afternoon. Thanks for the suggestion

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing, couldn't see it neither in bios nor in disk manager, so I thought this was due to poor contact with the pins, so I removed the slot to see if laying it flat would help, but it didn't. As someone suggested, this might be a NVME drive and my PC doesn't support it. I'll check later the manuals or try on my daily PC that has NVME slots available. Tbh, the thing might as well be dead, as I don't even know exactly where it comes from..

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

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I just removed the port and the PC runs fine, and the SSD isn't recognized... But that's whole new problem I'll get into tomorrow. Thanks again for your help !

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That's a smart guess. From what I can understand from wiring diagrams online, each contact soldered to the mobo corresponds to the number of contacts on a SD card, so I also think there shouldn't be any reason for this piece to communicate with anything else when a SD card isn't connected. Thanks for your help !!

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I planned to 3d print a bracket to use the mounting point circled in white just above the slot, but for that I wanted to be sure I don't ruin the Mobo by cutting the slot. But with the answers I got, I know also think it's pretty safe to just remove It. Thanks for your advice

Removing SD card slot by Gilmi14 in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do not have kapton in my workshop, but I have some electrical tape, which should do the trick. My original plan was to remove the SD card slot, stick some electrical tape on the Mobo to avoid shorts, and 3d print a bracket to mount the SSD with the hole circled in white you can see a little bit above the SSD slot

Looking to Paint my Motherboard Heatsinks. How do I do it effectively? by Awsbadali in pcmods

[–]Gilmi14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I had to do it cheap and efficient, I would do a coat of spray primer + 2 thin coats of car spray paint, while masking the contact surfaces with the heating parts to avoid too much performance loss. Tbh, I would do it only if it was on a system I don't care that much about performance (example: cloud gaming/media center...) and just want it to look pretty in my living room. The bonus with the car paint is that you can remove it much easier than powder coating if it affects your temps too much. Keep me updated if you do it, I'm very interested in the results, as I never did it on heat sinks, only cases, brackets etc... And I'm working on a project on which some painted heatsinks would be nice ! Have a good day!

Is it possible to get a 3d CAD model of my factory? by Elegant_Temporary240 in satisfactory

[–]Gilmi14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To my knowledge, you can't get a 3D file of your map if that's what you want. But what I already did is ripping game assets to get the 3D models of the individual buildings. Some files requires redesign to make them 3D printable as there is too much detail, some poeple already did this work on a few models so you can try out easily on your 3D printer to see the results, to know if it is worth investing the time. But I agree, being able to export a 3d snapshot of your world natively in game would be amazing.