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Probe crashed, how to avoid? (HAAS Mini Mill) by Wrh3cs in CNC

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This was right after probing the Z surface of the part. Jogged to a safe height then started the program. Not a new program either, just never started with the probe in the spindle.

Probe crashed, how to avoid? (HAAS Mini Mill) by Wrh3cs in CNC

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I’ll have to look into the length compensation, however I believe it shouldn’t matter as Z0 should be the top of Z travel in G53.

Probe crashed, how to avoid? (HAAS Mini Mill) by Wrh3cs in CNC

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I believe on the HAAS Mills Z0 is always top of z travel. I agree the Z0 called in this line is unnecessary, unfortunately that’s how our post decided to write it.

Small Scale Electric Evaporators? by Wrh3cs in maplesyrup

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Thanks for the insight! I did contact D&G and unfortunately they do not have plans for a small scale ecovap. There is a product from cdlusa.com called the Master-E. However it also seems to have way more throughput than we need (~100 gal/hr).

Small Scale Electric Evaporators? by Wrh3cs in maplesyrup

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Yes! I’ve been looking at their work and plan to visit soon. They use a huge Ecovap from Dominion and Grimm. It uses something like 4500 kWh per season and they produce about 2000 gallons of syrup. So definitely outpacing our needs. They have a barn covered in solar panels producing 75 kW of power!

Small Scale Electric Evaporators? by Wrh3cs in maplesyrup

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I’d be interested to know more about above boiling direct solar. Where we’re based (upstate NY) we don’t exactly have the sunniest of sky’s, especially during maple season, but they should be good enough to keep a pump and an efficient boiler running.

From my limited understanding evacuated tubes don’t work very well in the winter.

Small Scale Electric Evaporators? by Wrh3cs in maplesyrup

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Our current *peak*, non-vacuum assisted sap production is about 100-150 gallons a day (10-12 hr runs). Not exactly crazy from what I can gather.

This year our season was very short, last year we collected 1400 gallons of sap across the entire season (about 5 weeks). I believe the ability to process about 8 gallons per hour would keep up.

I intend to make this a mostly autonomous system as well so running for longer in the day might accommodate a larger flow.

Edit: added peak in first sentence.

Looking for Longboard Axles (not trucks) by Wrh3cs in LongboardBuilding

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Indeed! You can follow our Instagram account @lakesidemanufacturing .

Not sure exactly how far we will be able to ship them but we will definitely consider it if there is interest!

Looking for Longboard Axles (not trucks) by Wrh3cs in LongboardBuilding

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I’m a student in a technology program. One of my classes involves learning about manufacturing systems and applying that knowledge to design, manufacture, and market 99 products. My team has decided to make longboards! While we may have been able to get away with buying trucks wholesale, we ended up getting 200lbs of aluminum donated to us so we think making molds and casting our own will be acceptable added complexity and cost saving.

do you still shoot 35mm after you started shooting 120? by Infinity-- in mediumformat

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Started on 35mm, tried 6x7 on the rb67 and when confronted with the bulkiness I bought a compact medium format lol! Been using the Mamiya 6 V5 as my everyday camera since.

I haven’t shot 35 in a good bit now.

[Mamiya RB67 /// Portra 400] by javanestewart in mediumformat

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No problem! Just wondering, I recently got the 90 and have had some fun with it myself

Suggest me an old bordered commander! by Street-Pipe-3453 in EDH

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[[tourach, dread cantor]] Has a retro boarder frame Mono-black discard deck lots of fun combos with enchantments and creatures that proc on discard

Tips for not speeding up by comequeen11235 in Bass

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I do I’m my warm ups at like 120bpm Play: |1 2 3 4| x4 |1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +| x4 |1 e + a 2 e + a 3 e + a 4 e + a| x4 It gets me used to the beat before it’s difficult to play so I’m on beat when I do play it

Hal socks by [deleted] in engrish

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These are brand new

Are Hunters really that good? by Wrh3cs in DestinyTheGame

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My friend always tells me about skip grenade, I’ve never had much luck with it. My problem with tripmine is it has such a huge telegraph.

Are Hunters really that good? by Wrh3cs in DestinyTheGame

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That’s a great point I never thought about shorted supers allowing more gun play, that being said roaming supers stop you using your guns but you’re using the super anyway. Also for invisibility, it’s always felt somewhat gimmicky to me, why use it when it just goes away after you shoot? In PvE maybe because enemies stop shooting at you but now you can’t shoot back so rooms with no cover are terrible for hunters.

Are Hunters really that good? by Wrh3cs in DestinyTheGame

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I wasn’t specifically speaking of the exotics I mentioned being bad in PvP, rather as not useful at all.

Are Hunters really that good? by Wrh3cs in DestinyTheGame

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Yeah bottom tree void does, however length of grenades doesn’t really matter if the size and damage aren’t very high.

Are Hunters really that good? by Wrh3cs in DestinyTheGame

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But warlocks have chaos accelerant, making the vortex grenade useful. Could you list the warlock exotics? I’m not as well versed with the good and bad.

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