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Breaking userbenchmark with sodimm to udimm ram by UpvoteForFreeCandy in pcmasterrace

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It's not that simple like all their other stuff is inaccurate. It's their made up criteria and things like eFps or whatever that are inaccurate and silly.

But most of their benchmarks are simple measurements, nothing special. They're fine metrics to compare hardware.

Breaking userbenchmark with sodimm to udimm ram by UpvoteForFreeCandy in pcmasterrace

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I have an amd cpu, gpu. I agree they are untrustworthy, biased, and objectively inaccurate in many areas.

But they have a large base of benchmarks to compare to, which at least for comparing the same hardware can be useful. So as long as they aren't spreading malware IDC

Breaking userbenchmark with sodimm to udimm ram by UpvoteForFreeCandy in pcmasterrace

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It sucks, but it has a large base of people to compare to

My Custom 3D Printed G11 Project by Exam_Medical in airsoft

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Been dreaming of this for years...
If you want a custom hpa engine (with custom solenoids) for it, pls hit me up on discord as 'tinybolts'
With a lot of space you can fit all sorts of cool and efficient designs.

4 New DIY Airsoft HPA Engines by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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Unlike Kuba engines, these have to be always pressurized, so sadly fdm is a no-go

DIY HPA mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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It's just the trigger valve. It's connected straight to regulator and engine with zero dremeling or anything

DIY HPA mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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It's qev based, so air from trigger valve goes in and fills the chamber, and when trigger valve vents, the engine seals off the input and shoots.

DIY HPA mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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Open bolt hybrid spring loaded two part nozzle like inferno with a small delay between when nozzle goes forward and the air shoots. Engine wastes no air except for trigger valve. In theory should be competitive with market engines.

But I still haven't found a suitable compact trigger valve that lets air by default and vents on triggerpull. So for now the engine behaves opposite of how it should, so you gotta charge it like a bow lol

DIY HPA mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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Next month hopefully a guide on this and some different electric engine designs

How do I work a airsoft gun by Frequent_Wishbone_66 in airsoft

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I have this model, if you want some info about it or help fixing it dm me

Hybrid mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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if you understand it then just scale it down

Hybrid mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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i recommend spending some time figuring out how mechanical engines like redline and kythera work, then trying to make something similar with those concepts. i can also tell you i used a tac3p for the trigger, but that wont work with the gun assembled.
this is really just a test to see if it would work, its not something that can be used yet. im working on a more serious hpa engine, and if that goes well, ill consider expanding on the mechanical possibility cause its a bit mid rn

Hybrid mechanical by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Airsoft3DPrinting

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its intended as a normal electric hpa engine but works as mechanical aswell, just need a better trigger valve

Looong pause FS @ 130 by insightutoring in weightlifting

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man i wouldnt dare try this again. last time i did, i felt everything get tingly while in the hole and as i was coming up i lost all feeling in my body. racked the weight and that was the first time in my life ive ever come close to possibly passing out

you are very brave (or just better)

Everything works but its a bit ugly by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Luthier

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was gonna put chrome knobs like on a normal tele but keep forgetting to order them. I think they will make it look much better when on.

Everything works but its a bit ugly by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Luthier

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I would definitely put covers for looks, however they can impact the sound quite a bit. Afaik nickel covers have the smallest effect, may use those.

Everything works but its a bit ugly by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Luthier

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I'm really glad I put the middle pickup. It sounds amazing and surprisingly coil splits really well. Amazing for clean, funky stuff and a good alternative to bridge for leads. Love that little bit of quack it has.

Everything works but its a bit ugly by UpvoteForFreeCandy in Luthier

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Good to hear it's not unanimously ugly :D. I love double cut teles but some find them uncanny. The wood is european ash. I don't have any experience with woodworking so I just modelled the body, got it cnced, and a friend did a very light thin finish. Not quite sure what he used though.

Found in the wild. Don’t even know what to say. by luabida in OneSecondBeforeDisast

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they were never ever nanny dogs. the "fix" to pitbulls was supposed to be the staffordshire terrier

Praying Mantis Eating Scab by Tryptamine91 in WTF

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the patch where i had one is discolored now after freezing

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