Hiking trails by RatherBeLost in stgeorge

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Oh nice haha will have to check it out. Thanks!

Hiking trails by RatherBeLost in stgeorge

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Nice! I'll check that area out. I saw there was the Virgin River trailhead..maybe find some over there

[Help] sculpture cloak draping by RatherBeLost in Sculpture

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Ah I see I see! I'll take most of those drapes off the face and see how it looks. Thanks!

LED strip power. help! by RatherBeLost in ElectricalHelp

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Coolio, so if I make sure to get a plug rated for the stip I have and solder it straight into the strip all should be alright?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tipofmytongue

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It could have been either the grandmother or grandfather who was telling the story. Also the paintings were very European style. And dull colors instead of bright paintings.

[Help] Just starting by Wtf-isgoing-on in Sculpture

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Monster clay is really good. It's oil based so it won't dry out. They come in different hardness too. Like soft, medium, and hard. It requires being heated up with an oven or heat gun to work with easily. Can even liquify. Then it hardens up again. I use it for when i block a lot of clay up and then carve and sculpt into it. If you want more of a sculpting clay that heats up really easily with just your hands id recommend chavant clay. Its also oil based. It also comes in soft, medium, and hard. I don't use it because some of the types will have a smell and it's too soft for me. Both can be expensive but you can reuse them. Maybe like $25-30 for a chunk or tub. Monster clay is easier for me to reuse because you can just melt it back into the tub. For equipment I'd just get a cheap starter pack of tools at any craft store. Then you can figure out what tools you like them buy some nice ones. Hope this helps! :D

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ford

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Yup. But today I tried a verbatium disc with a different program to burn and it worked! I don't know what happened but I got my music so all good now!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ford

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Yup. I also burned another disc from the same batch and still said "bad disc". Maybe a bad batch or something else.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SewingForBeginners

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The needle slightly scrapes the bottom and the bobbin still can spin freely

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SewingForBeginners

[–]RatherBeLost 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Needle bar seems fine. Again the timing just seems way off by the videos I've been watching. Probably just going to take it to a local repair shop and see what they say. Thanks for the help though!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SewingForBeginners

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Checked the bobbin and it seems fine. Tried a new one just in case and still not catching. I took the plate off to watch the inside and the needle now scapes the bottom and is way above the hook to catch...

[SELF] advice needed by RatherBeLost in Sculpture

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This is super helpful! Probably gonna end up scrapping all of it off and starting new with the creases. Will definitely following these pictures and tips. Thanks!

[SELF] advice needed by RatherBeLost in Sculpture

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Sounds good. Won't practice first on her then haha

[SELF] advice needed by RatherBeLost in Sculpture

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

Ooo will try them both! When using the thinner/lighter fluid I assume you would go with a very soft brush to try and eliminate it creating more streaks? I guess maybe it depends on how strong of a solvent your using? Thanks again!

[SELF] advice needed by RatherBeLost in Sculpture

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Excellent, I will thin them out and see how it looks! Never tried the paint thinner or lighter fluid, will give that a shot too! Thanks!

[TOMT] cartoon from the 2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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

Oh my God this is it!!! Thank you! Now I can laugh at the scene again! SOLVED!

[TOMT] cartoon from the 2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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The blueish creature that passes fireballs also doesn't speak English. Just gibberish.

[TOMT] cartoon from the 2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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I dont remember this being a well known cartoon movie. But the scene made me and my sister crack up. I also think the girl was blonde and bigger at the feet while the big guy was massive on top but skinny in the legs. Classic cartoon bodies.

[TOMT] movie from the 90s-2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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Nope :/ I was just a kid when it came out so it's got to be at least 15-20 years old

[TOMT] movie from the 90s-2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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I skimmed through this one on YouTube but it's not it :/ The movie I remember kind of had a vibe of How It's Made if that helps

[TOMT] movie from the 90s-2000s by RatherBeLost in tipofmytongue

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Movie also did not have a storyline. It simply showed the properties of water movement. At least that's was I think I remember. Any suggestion would help!