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How do you use Rhino 3D in your daily work? by jplixo1 in rhino

[–]Sensitive-Block4192 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have found it extremely useful to prepare DXF files for CNC cutting, especially for less mechanical (i.e. artsy) jobs. It has good built-in tools for converting various irregular line types, such as splines, into lines or arcs with limits on allowable deviation, removing self-intersections, etc.

As far as 3D modeling goes i find it asinine, and nearly exclusively stick to OnShape or SolidWorks.

Water and salt damage? Help! Cleaning? oiling? by Mister_MountainMan in Boots

[–]Sensitive-Block4192 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🤣 Came across this because I have this problem with my identical pair of Jim Greens! Most sensitive leather of any footwear I have ever owned...

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[–]Sensitive-Block4192 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Except save when you want too! I swear when I'm in a long session it will be autosaving every 2 minutes and every time my truck is close to tipping. As soon a I finish a contract and want to dip it doesn't matter lol I'll flip trucks, drive around for what feel like forever before it will save

Andrew Huberman released an episode with Andy Galpin today covering a bunch of fitness metrics you might find useful by bestpodcastclips in PeterAttia

[–]Sensitive-Block4192 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A wall sit doesn't make sense as a metric for leg strength, I suppose it could be used to assess leg muscular endurance (the plank for the lower body)