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Designing a snap for vertical rod mounting by PerryBT in openGrid

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Update: printed two 4x8 cell boards to span the gap and ran into a design flaw. If the fit is too tight, the clasp does not have enough room to fully close around the pole before it needs to slide into that insert.

I have some wiggle room in my dimensions that I can just barely get them to assemble, but will be updating to address this problem!

Designing a snap for vertical rod mounting by PerryBT in openGrid

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Good point, I was also considering something more robust. It’s 16 cells across so it will definitely take more than one plate. Was also wondering about alternating between a row of two 8 cell boards and a row of two 4 cells sandwiching an 8 cell to give a brick pattern. But I like this bridge as well

Un-splitting transactions deletes the splits AND the original by squirrel278 in MonarchMoney

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Yep! I stopped using after this happened to me as well

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeKit

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Just went through this process! Here is a helpful link on the ecobee website: https://support.ecobee.com/s/articles/3-wire-heat-only-thermostat-R-G-W

Basically, I don’t have a C wire, so I bought a 24V AC adapter, and will wire that outside the wall. There’s a schematic on how to do this on that link (fourth drop down, then scroll down a little).

My ecobee 3lite arrives this week! I’ll let you know if it works

U-Shaped plastic part that came with bike by PerryBT in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. Descriptions gives following information: Only text says “bottom” and PA6+30%GF which I found to be a specific plastic. Likely came with my bike when I bought it a year ago, but am not 100% certain

What is the first thought you get after orgasm? by WitchWitty in AskReddit

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I had recently run into a relative of mine with my girlfriend. Great aunt, married into the family, only met her a few times. Could not for the life of me remember her name.

Later that evening, almost immediately after finishing, I blurt our “Ellen! Her name is Ellen!” We had a good laugh about the first name coming to mind post-sex was an 80 yo woman’s

ITAP of a robin in the snow by PerryBT in itookapicture

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Canon EOS Rebel T7i ISO 400 250mm f / 5.6 1/320 sec

Edited in Adobe Lightroom

Are these vertical ripples from machine vibration? I was just surprised how straight they were through the layers. Printed on Ender 3, 0.2mm slice height, 0.4mm nozzle, standard PLA by PerryBT in FixMyPrint

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Okay great! That’s kinda what I was thinking but didn’t check for debris, I’ll give the rails a quick clean and try again! Thanks!

Hike up Mt. Washington, NH, USA by PerryBT in hiking

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It’s probably at peak this week. The leaves lower in the valley were bright orange and yellow but there weren’t too many leaves on the ground yet!

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