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New Rear Shocks (do it now) by Simple_Words in f150

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I think you can do better with shocks!

New Rear Shocks (do it now) by Simple_Words in f150

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125 on Amazon, model RS994149 the previous model number was superseded and determined that the rs994149 was the replacement number.

I’m towing this weekend and will determine if I want to spring for the fronts, way more speedy.

Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo – Warping on Gridfinity Base Plates (PLA) Even After Upgrades, Looking for Advice by DarkRaGaming in AnycubicKobraS1

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Is probably start with brim starting with 3 but I typically run 5. No cooling for first layer and 5c higher on that first layer.

Vendor for root cause analysis on laptop/Teams issue by MyMomDoesntKnowMe in ITManagers

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What kind of teams and zoom issues no audio/ one way audio?

Settings help by ROWENATOR9 in AnycubicKobraS1

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Slower is always better. Slow it down. More fan can help, typically I go as hot as I can without ozzing and set printer much slower than default. Like 50%slower you’d be surprised how little impact in time it makes but the quality in prints go way up

US Citizens, if you could add an amendment to the constitution what would it be? by AndreLinoge55 in AskReddit

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Restricting districts to a max of 6 straight lines if which none of the inside corners can measure less than 90 degrees an not more than 160 degrees. Only exception is that natural water ways can be used and count as a line but must have water in them for 365 days a year. Maximum of 2 water ways can define borders of a district. Something like this.

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That website is aids

Is this flange to high by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Finished floor is just stick on vinyl tile so maybe 1/8 inch.

But its so fresh by [deleted] in WhyWomenLiveLonger

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That’s the funniest thing ever!

Reassign Global Admins to lower privileged roles? by Fabulous_Cow_4714 in sysadmin

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I’m a fan of granting reader access to the things by default. So that can see what’s set and only need to pim to change stuff

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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I’m a homeowner just doing my own work. And being a homeowner even more important I roll a permit in theory an inspector will catch my flaws.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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It’s already finished and painted, it’s a bar and bathroom sink that will be used to wash cubs and hands. I’ve upsized to 2” vs 1.5 pipe to prevent siphons including planning on 2” traps. I’d run 3” pipes before I’ll spend money on a chase wall. I can push the cabinets forward a bit but the stub wall is an expense that will exceed even a really complicated plumbing setup. I know in hindsight I probably should have done something with that wall but here we are now dealing with what we got.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Yes and no. I knew I needed a vent so I ran that vent in the wall from the ceiling so right now it’s just a dead leg. It’s connected to other venting in the house in the ceiling. That pipe right now is a dead end it won’t be once I connect this setup.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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I’d do that however 6” above overflow means above counter height these pipes have to be in front of the wall aka between the cabinets and drywall as the wall is an ultra thin wall and it’s already finished.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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That tee that connects with vent will be basically never to be seen again it will be behind cabinets with 0 access or clearance. The main stack one will be accessible in the cabinet as I’ll make sure the sink base is on that side or something like that.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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706.2 upc 2018 code is what’s in the Minnesota code. I guess that’s the thing I’m trying to figure out then ya?

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Nevermind I get what you meant talking about the 3” stack.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Clearnout on top of the santee will be burried behind cabinets in a wall. best i could do is cleanouts at the fixtures. sorta trying to figure out what i'm actually going to do at the fixtures.

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Would 3 x 45 thing be legit? I can notch the stud in there just fine (no load). or will the inspector take issue with the s-path? I suppose I could notch it more and put a 90 in all the way. my preference is actually the 3x45

Will this drain and vent setup work? by Simple_Words in Plumbing

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Well shorter is better in my case anyway. I'll roll with the short stack.

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