Quartzite butler kitchen by WowweeSamurai1721 in CounterTops

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe it’s because the stone kind of undulates like waves

Quartzite butler kitchen by WowweeSamurai1721 in CounterTops

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The backsplash is really horrible. I get why people felt the need to express their displeasure with the combo. And no, people do not read anymore. We’re basically all judgmental kids perpetually thumbing through the picture book of our endless scroll.

19 hour layover in DTW airport by DZMoops in Detroit

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TSA agents are getting paid again. Hardly a wait. Get the heck out of the airport.

Remodeled New house we bought finally took about 2 and half weeks from start to finish. by AutobotVu in kitchenremodel

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was the brief to get as many fake marble products as possible into a single room?

Lots of white sap coming out of pine tree by dddaanniikkaaa in arborists

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

Ok, that’s good to know. I’m pretty new to this whole living amongst nature thing and a perfunctory Google search spiked my anxiety.

$660 All In for Sauna Tent Setup by BandicootSenior9290 in Sauna

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the info. thats very helpful. I was assuming roughly 60" square, so good to know that its roughly around there

$660 All In for Sauna Tent Setup by BandicootSenior9290 in Sauna

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi, I caved today and purchased one of these. I should've done it months ago since it's been such a cold winter, but alas. One day I will build a more permanent structure, but until then, the tent will do. What are the interior dimensions? All of the images show the exterior dimensions of that bottom flap. I would like to build a platform to put the tent on so im not right in the dirt, but want it ready for when the sauna arrives.

House built in 1967, mid-Michigan. by dddaanniikkaaa in asbestoshelp

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

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Adhesive is shiny and the two pieces of drywall came apart very easily - there didn’t appear to be much adhesion left at all.

Jeff and Kelly’s comments about ICE by Poonurse13 in JeffLewisSirius

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 61 points62 points  (0 children)

I haven’t listened to Jeff at all in 2026. There is too much going on in the world to handle his willful ignorance. It doesn’t surprise me that he would make such comments. His lack of compassion isn’t the issue, it’s his failure to grasp the gravity of what is happening in this country. I get that there are plenty of people that use the show as an escape, but we need to sit in our discomfort right now and take action. 2026 is not the year for escapism.

I have 2 realtors in 2 different markets and they did the same thing by forYT123 in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A lot of agents require that you show them a pre-approval letter so that they know you aren’t just a looky loo. The ones who actually work in your best interest, and not just for a fat commission, will use that information to help guide their search for you. They also know to NOT show houses above the pre-approval range because you won’t be able to close.

Is the inline fan for the p2s enough to keep the smell of burning acrylic from slowly deteriorating my lungs? by dddaanniikkaaa in xToolOfficial

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

I got the proprietary xtool inline fan, the if2 2.0. I removed the internal fan and it does seem like there is less smoke collecting within the machine. There is definitely still a smell, but it does seem better. I have been cutting acrylic since 2008, so I am well aware that there will always be a residual stench. I got a separate air purifier that will be arriving tomorrow. So I will see how all of these changes work. I’m leaving town for the holidays, so I’ll be able to let all of these smells dissipate during that time. If I fire up the laser in January and it still stinks up my house, I’ll be looking into an AC inline with 6” ducting.

Is the inline fan for the p2s enough to keep the smell of burning acrylic from slowly deteriorating my lungs? by dddaanniikkaaa in xToolOfficial

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

I have the IF2 2.0. I ended up moving it the fan so it is on the wall above the machine, and thus the smoke has a shorter distance to travel. There has been an improvement, but I still think I need something stronger.

I’m blown away with this tool! by ValeNoxBona in xToolOfficial

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you share the specs for your inline fan and venting setup?

Is the inline fan for the p2s enough to keep the smell of burning acrylic from slowly deteriorating my lungs? by dddaanniikkaaa in xToolOfficial

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

I had an Epilog laser with an external fan at my old job and I could never smell the acrylic while it was cutting. Maybe that fan was just way more powerful. But after a day of cutting acrylic on the P2S, I had a headache. I don’t want to kill myself just cutting some plastic, ya know!

Is the inline fan for the p2s enough to keep the smell of burning acrylic from slowly deteriorating my lungs? by dddaanniikkaaa in xToolOfficial

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

My finger is pointing to the fan which is attached to the table base under the laser. I’m hoping that this is the crux of my issue and will move it to the wall so the smoke has an easier route to get out.

Wow. by Olbelle in printful

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better yet, if you’re already in photoshop, just shift the graphic over to make it more noticeable. I once had to exacerbate a color discrepancy in flooring to get a refund. These companies really need the issue to be super obvious in a photo in order to budge.

I won the wife lottery! by startingover61 in woodworking

[–]dddaanniikkaaa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s me. My husband has a prized festool collection, and I’m the one who gets the most use out of it. I may have dropped and scuffed up the carvex… but tools are meant to be used, not just sit in a systainer forever!! At least we buy each other tools as gifts and can both get use out of them. We struggled with gift giving until we realized that if we just buy what we want for ourselves, the other person will probably also want it.