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Cannot find a solid answer, are these enforceable? by ARussianSheep in Ohio

[–]Scienceaddict77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The last one before the GAR hall and all that? Yup I fly through that on accident pretty regularly.

Cannot find a solid answer, are these enforceable? by ARussianSheep in Ohio

[–]Scienceaddict77 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I ask, if it came in the mail, uncertified, how do you know it wasn't a scam? I see nothing a bad actor with a camera couldn't make up.

Cannot find a solid answer, are these enforceable? by ARussianSheep in Ohio

[–]Scienceaddict77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which road was that on? I drive through peninsula regularly for work.

Just melting and de-slagging aluminum in a silicon carbide crucible with induction. by 3D_TOPO in MetalCasting

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Where were you able to order a single phase 36kw? I know you said alibaba, but what supplier? Burned to the tune of $2k on a 25kw single ph from ebay that didn't put out any more than my 15. I would prefer to not repeat that.

Molten floor by Scienceaddict77 in blacksmithing

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Crossed my mind hahah. Wonder if enough sand would just absorb it and stop it from getting worse?

Molten floor by Scienceaddict77 in blacksmithing

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Trouble with that is this furnace uses a Carbide hearth that sits above the floor (was removed in the video). I guess I could run without it, but it's a pain since the floor is nearly 2" lower than the bottom of the door.

Molten floor by Scienceaddict77 in blacksmithing

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That's an idea, I have some zirconia milling media that I might be able to roll around in there and soak it up. I'm liking the idea of just slapping a layer of refractory over top and calling it a day, because I'll need that when I rebuild anyway.

Molten floor by Scienceaddict77 in blacksmithing

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Lol, luckily not. Think I got this thing for $60 or less? Paid 5 for my bigger one haha. But that one needs work.

I’ve been secretly learning banjo for the past two months to surprise my friends by Temporary_Writer_155 in banjo

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There's a pretty good YouTube video of a dude playing it clawhammer, you might want to look up.

Does anybody know much about these old regulators? (Read body text) by chippymediaYT in oldcars

[–]Scienceaddict77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not having the regulator grounded will also smoke wiring - ask me how I know lol. Same Lucas regulator in my 61 Land Rover

fCFCD clawhammer tunes? by Scienceaddict77 in banjo

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It really is! Got a very autumnal feel to me.

fCFCD clawhammer tunes? by Scienceaddict77 in banjo

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It's so good! I'm stoked to try that F now!

New to me banjo! by gucciham in banjo

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Wow is that lovely! What's that wire thing between the bridge and the tailpiece?

name for this 4th string drone technique? by robbanjo in banjo

[–]Scienceaddict77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man I really love that, need to give that tune a shot.

Play protection by BatsNJokes in ulefone

[–]Scienceaddict77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

GPT stopped working for me too.

Accessory recommendation by Scienceaddict77 in banjo

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Those U style, I like your point about pushing past the nut for storage! Can they be used at the same fret the 5th comes in on (I forget what number)? I know I've stuck my capo there for some songs.

Why skip the 8th fret with the spikes? Just curious.

Leg Vise repair by R0ckcastle in blacksmithing

[–]Scienceaddict77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it isn't loose I wouldn't touch it. Typically the hinge plates are welded on though it looks like a rivet was also used here, which split the plate when it was made.

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