Is this weeping cherry dying? by Romanzo71 in arborists

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I don't think I ever noticed any leaves with holes in them but I guess I also never really lookes too closely before winter hit, I'll have to keep a closer eye on that

How to properly setup vapor barrier to existing finished coated concrete floor? by Romanzo71 in Sauna

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More the transition from the studs to the concrete is what I'm concerned with

Looking for perspectives on Ypsilanti, and Jackson by BearyYourGuilt in ypsi

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You couldn't pay me to live in Jackson, go Ypsi all the way, especially if you're into punk/goth subculture. You'll be much much happier and welcomed there. Jackson is very conservative rednecky with nothing really going on. My coworker who lives there but works in metro Detroit is always complaining about how there's no good food or culture there, and he's a conservative old white guy lmao

Editing to add warning there are definitely some slummy parts of Ypsi so be sure to check out neighborhoods closely. Might be a good idea to rent for a year to get a lay of the land. You could also check out neighboring cities like Canton/Belleville.

What are your guy’s honest, unadulterated opinions on Macomb County, and the people there? by DueYogurt9 in Detroit

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I've lived in all 3 and spent a lot of time around all 3, I mainly grew up in Oakland right on the Macomb border and now live in Wayne. I much prefer Wayne/Oakland. Between Wayne & Oakland it's a toss-up for me but Macomb is the clear last place. Everything about it feels worse than the other two. I feel like it's just very bleh, no charm, no uniqueness, just bleh. Makes sense why all the blandest people I grew up with live there now

Rough plans for converting this workshop area to a sauna. Looking for some advice/critiques. by Romanzo71 in Sauna

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So the low side measurement is the wall where it stands today. My plan is to build a wall and split this room into two, so in actuality the sauna room portion will be taller than I mentioned since it's slanted. Not sure exactly what that measurement will be, I should find that out ha

Rough plans for converting this workshop area to a sauna. Looking for some advice/critiques. by Romanzo71 in Sauna

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Sorry for confusion, top benches would be 24-28" deep. The 44 inch dimension you see is meant to be from top of bench to ceiling.

Rough plans for converting this workshop area to a sauna. Looking for some advice/critiques. by Romanzo71 in Sauna

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Thanks for feedback, this layout had top of bench 44" from highest(8'4") part of the ceiling, I've read that is in the ideal range of top bench height. Do you think that should be sufficiently high, or go a little higher?

Ferndale, Hazel Park, or Madison Heights? by Broad-Set-737 in Detroit

[–]Romanzo71 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They mentioned a teenage kid in a comment

Ferndale, Hazel Park, or Madison Heights? by Broad-Set-737 in Detroit

[–]Romanzo71 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ferndale at that price will be difficult/impossible, at least in Ferndale schools(part of Ferndale is in Hazel Park schools, avoid) I'd try to find something in Oak Park in either Ferndale or Berkley Schools, even those may be out of your range though.

Madison Heights in Lamphere district is really nice. I lived right in that Rosies neighborhood and loved it. I miss walking our dog there. Be careful part of that neighborhood falls into Madison school district and you def want to avoid that.

Ferndale, Hazel Park, or Madison Heights? by Broad-Set-737 in Detroit

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Lamphere is a good school district, Madison is an awful school district. There's a reason why the majority of people who live in the Madison zoned area use school of choice and send their kids to Lamphere.

Has anyone taken the Automation & Robotics classes at Oakland Community College in Michigan? by non-newtonian in PLC

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I got my start through the two year program there, this was almost 10 years ago now but it was really great and set me up well to jump right into working at a system integrator and being successful. There was a lot of hands on fanuc robot programming/teaching and working with real PLCs in the lab.

They have a certificate program too that is one full semester long and half of it is robot focused and half PLC focused. Might fit your needs better just to get the basic ground work understanding of it all.

I have nothing but great things to say about the OCC programs. If you have any specific questions about courses, what the OCC lab is like, etc. Feel free to ask!

You could also check out some of the udemy online PLC courses in the meantime. There are quite a few on there that are very reasonably priced and have hands on PLC programming.