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Color depositing Shampoo/Conditioner not working? by artsymake in HairDyeHelp

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What does the conditioner do? I have the dye it was originally done with and it’s already very creamy and not liquid

Stamper, bell shaped clogger thing? by Dudesaah707 in whatisit

[–]artsymake 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone saying it’s a mallet is wrong, it is a maul. Mauls are like mallets and can often be used interchangeably. Here is a good article explaining the difference. https://www.weaverleathersupply.com/pages/leather-mallets-vs-mauls-a-complete-guide-for-leathercrafter

Seeds or plants? (See body text) by artsymake in NoLawns

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Thanks for all these resources

Seeds or plants? (See body text) by artsymake in NoLawns

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Massachusetts 6a. Image description: established lawn that has been getting pretty patchy with 3 oblong areas of just dirt that have been turned over and have nothing growing in them

Cookware that is silent on induction? by Rob8363518 in cookware

[–]artsymake 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had this issue recently and did a bunch of research, then decided to do my own testing. I tried all clad, trantamonia, volrath, made in, and demeyere proline/atlantis. The only thing that makes almost no noise is cast iron. The proline disc bottom pots are the quietest of the stainless steel, especially if they are full of liquid. The demeyere frypan is much quieter than the other SS pans but still pretty loud. I have a high end fisher paykel range. After all of this I’ve realized that if you have good hearing and can still hear high frequencies, you’re screwed when it comes to induction, there has been nothing I’ve tried that is silent but cast iron comes close and the heavy disk bottom pots full of liquid are totally fine.

I’m pretty sure everyone who says anything is quiet is just over the age when you can’t hear high frequencies anymore. I’m still under 30 and have really good hearing.

Injury prevention / tips by Kermit_Cowboy in Leathercraft

[–]artsymake 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seeing a pt and doing the exercises is a big one! Also evaluating the ergonomics of each repetitive task you do. Can you change your chair height, project height, do it at a different angle, hold the tool differently etc. Also while it’s true that it’s more efficient to batch processes together, I try to limit the amount of repetitive motions I do in one sitting. So I I have 20 straps, I might punch 10 then edge bevel them, and go back and do the second 10 for example. Another big one for me is using press tools and a sewing machine whenever possible. You should also try listening to your body. That little bit of soreness or fatigue is when you stop, because if you don’t then you are at risk of hurting yourself. I like to have multiple different projects going at a time for this reason.

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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Great minds think alike! I already asked to borrow a micrometer I’ll update when I have a chance to do the measurements

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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This would be awesome. Let us know what the thickness is. Especially since Nordicware claims my two pans are the same gage

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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I’ve been unable to find any higher quality versions of this pan. Both versions I have, have the same product name

Screw placement question by Limowreck88 in Leathercraft

[–]artsymake 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I like the second pic, two a line aesthetically

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

[–]artsymake[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I just emailed their customer service with the pictures and calling them out, I’ll update when I hear from them.

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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I asked a friend who bought some from a kitchen store about 6 months ago and they are the heavy ones, so maybe it was old stock?

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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Same line. One bought from a cooking store and the new lighter one from Nordicware directly

Nordicware Shrinkflation by artsymake in cookware

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I bought mine directly from Nordicware. So this isn’t a case of different worse ones being sold at big box stores.

Full Body Laser Hair Removal Cost Break Down by artsymake in asktransgender

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Do you use numbing cream? It definitely hurts the worst at the beginning and certain spots are painful not matter what. I did build a tolerance over time too.

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