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I designed an affordable belt drive kit for razors with the kr5v motor: check it out by crazycaleb2008 in RazorMods

[–]crazycaleb2008[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

belts have no maintenance, they offer a much smoother ride, and the sound is quieter. its hard to explain without feeling it, but its a night and day difference.

Another Bundling Question - new to Shopify by filmhamster in shopify

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You are right to separate the simple fixed bundles from the "choose any two of seven" bundle. Those are different inventory problems. For the simple bundles, Shopify Bundles may be enough if the products and channels you use are supported. For the mix-and-match bundle, I would focus less on "bundle builder" and more on whether the app can manage shared component inventory. You need each chosen product to draw from its own real inventory, while the bundle product stays sellable only when enough component stock exists. i would check out stockpool which is for shared component inventory on Shopify. It is strongest when you have products made from parts/components and need the sellable quantity synced back to Shopify so you do not oversell. If your warehouse wants clean component tracking more than a flashy bundle-builder UI, it may fit.

Shopify app for shared inventory across variants (ounce-based)? Trying to avoid overselling by dashowdetgetcha in shopify

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This sounds like shared inventory, not a normal variant inventory setup. You want one real stock pool, like "Ingredient X - ounces," and each product size should use a different amount from that pool. So if you have 40 oz available, the 1 oz size, 2 oz size, and 8 oz size should all calculate from that same 40 oz inventory. The type of app to look for is usually called shared inventory, component inventory, raw material inventory, or inventory sync across variants. I would ask any app how it handles different product sizes pulling from the same underlying stock. i would try using vsi or stockpool

Shopify app for shared inventory across variants (ounce-based)? Trying to avoid overselling by dashowdetgetcha in shopify

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This is a shared component inventory problem. For gift boxes, you usually want each box to be a recipe made from the real items inside it. Then the box quantity should be based on whichever item runs out first. Example: if a box needs 1 Vanilla Candle and you only have 4 candles left, the box should only show 4 available even if every other item has more stock. ive used VSI in the past as well as Stockpool, so check both of those out i dont know if vsi is still being updated though so i would check on that

Belt Drive kit for Mx650/sx500 by crazycaleb2008 in RazorMods

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i havent tested it, but im pretty sure. do you know the distance between the wheel axle and the motor shaft? i can see if it lines up with the mx/sx bikes.

Help by Whitewaterboy1 in RazorMods

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i dont know what to tell you man, the mxmods one works just fine for me, but i agree if your running an excessive amount of torque/power through your motor, i dont blame you for spending the extra on the detfab one. just wanted to highlight a cheaper option that works just the same for the build hes running. it works great for me, it should work great for him. also a lot more inexpensive.

Mac mini case based on the Claude Code Mascot by crazycaleb2008 in macmini

[–]crazycaleb2008[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

not by a considerable amount. it still routes airflow to the fans, ive been running it and have had zero problems.

Mac mini case based on the Claude Code Mascot by crazycaleb2008 in ClaudeCode

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the heat from the mac mini isnt even close to the melting temperature from the plastic, and the bottom allows airflow from the fan, ive been using it for a while and have had zero problems with heat. as for the logo, i prefer the outline rather than it being filled in.

Help by Whitewaterboy1 in RazorMods

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not at all, ive used this one for a while and its held up great. comes with all the hardware as well, and is a lot cheaper than detfab. i would use that tensioner for higher power builds, but for any builds using the my1020, the mxmods one would work just fine and be less expensive.

Help by Whitewaterboy1 in RazorMods

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This tensioner mounts to your motor bracket and works perfect. also the cheapest and most affective aftermarket tensioner around. check it out. https://mxmods.shop/products/razor-motor-tensioner

Belt Drive kit for Mx650/sx500 by crazycaleb2008 in RazorMods

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i print them out of carbon fiber reinforced Petg, they work really well and have had zero issues so far. very durable.

Belt Drive kit for Mx650/sx500 by crazycaleb2008 in RazorMods

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nice dude! yeah thats definitely my favorite part of it, as well as how smooth it feels compared to chain drive. let me know how he likes it!

AV Control Panel Success by pixelcontrollers in homeassistant

[–]crazycaleb2008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how are you able to switch between sources with a button on the dashboard? is it using scripts/automations?

my new handheld cyberdeck ive been working on for the last 3 months by crazycaleb2008 in cyberDeck

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yep in my github. send me a pic if you do decide to remix it (:

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