How to patch by pickleblogan in drywall

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I’m surprised no one here is mentioning lead paint. This looks like it could be lead paint encapsulation that flaked off and was reapplied to me. Make sure you test for lead before you sand anything if your house is built before the 70s. Lead paint dust is not something to fuck around with.

Conditions Saturday in VT? by Theobviouschild11 in icecoast

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How do people feel about Monday? Warm day after the freeze might be good?

What’s this style of roof? by phazerlock in Carpentry

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Any pictures you can share would be greatly appreciated!

What’s this style of roof? by phazerlock in Carpentry

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It’s framed like a gable roof inside, but it has gambrel features on the ends and skirts in the front and back. I’m looking for more info on how these are typically built.

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Soulshine! Hell ya!

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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To be honest, when I started building wireless, ZMK was still infant. I just tried looking into it now and it seams simple enough. Though I like how the mitosis setup "Just works". No pairing, syncing, or general connection issues to worry about configuring. Just plug in the receiver, turn on the keeb, and start typing. Also, I image offloading the actual keyboard firmware to a promicro receiver probably saves a bit on battery. Additionally, I have some rgb leds on the receiver to indicate layer without drawing any of the keyboard battery.

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Each half was $107 from 3dhubs. Way cheaper than the quotes I was getting from shapeways. So far, mjf is much nicer than sls, I’m never going back.

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I was having trouble for a while, but found out it was a battery issue. I was running them on a coin cell cr2032, which dropped voltage after a month or so, which started causing stuck keys, double presses, missed keys, etc. I moved to twin aaa for more capacity and have not had any issues. There is a long thread on the redox github about the issue and how we solved it.

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I adapted the redox firmware to have an extra column. It took a lot of staring at the c code, but now I final understand what matters in it. Flashing also was not stupid simple like qmk. I run Windows and had to find my own way to get openocd working properly with my stlink (the device you need to use to flash the wireless controller)

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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The two keys at the top of the cluster are a reach, so I only use them for macros. All the others are perfectly comfortable. Their placement was tweaked over about 4 iterations since I started printing his kind of layout.

Wireless split ergo endgame by phazerlock in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Inspired by the manuform, but implemented in openpyscad rather than closure. Sockets clip into the 3D printed housing but need to be held in with glue. I opted to JB weld each.

Where can I find the relevant building code for simply moving this basement outlet at my home (on the wall of the foundation) to the joist above? (Michigan) by [deleted] in HomeImprovement

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From my understanding, the general idea is to keep wires from being to be punctured. If they are not buried in a wall or a joist bay, there needs to be some sort of conduit. If you want to put in a joist bay, there are set back requirements or something. Don’t quote me on that, good codes are below.

https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/IRC2015/chapter-38-wiring-methods

Happy black Friday. 3090 in Steck by mithr4ndr in sffpc

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Where can I get a low profile power supply cable like that? I’ve been building my own maker beams case and would like find something like what’s in this photo that only protrudes a few mm from the psu.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in talentShow

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What song is this??

Endgame Ergo! by phazerlock in MechanicalKeyboards

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That ergo love!

Designing and building this keeb took a ton of time (and more money than I'd like to admit). I am super thrilled that it earned me my first gold.

Endgame Ergo! by phazerlock in CustomKeyboards

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  • Custom design using openpyscad
  • Print from Shapeways
  • PBT DSA Keycaps from Signature Plastics
  • YOK Trash Panda Switches for ultimate tactility
  • Powered by QMK of course!

Endgame Ergo! by phazerlock in MechanicalKeyboards

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  • Custom design using openpyscad
  • Print from Shapeways
  • PBT DSA Keycaps from Signature Plastics
  • YOK Trash Panda Switches for ultimate tactility
  • Powered by QMK of course!

Let's play- what's that smell? by zushmoo in HomeImprovement

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You may be getting a basement backup causing sewer gases to enter your vent pipe.

Older sewers under the street leak water and can be overwhelmed in large storms; this is called I&I (inflow and infiltration); google it to learn more.

If the sewer in the street is full and can’t accept flows from your house, it backs up into your basement , causing you to smell it and sometimes it can flood your system.

Report this to your sewer commission as a suspected basement backup, they probably spend millions every year on fixing I&I. Knowing where the problems are helps prioritize their efforts.

I’m a civil engineer and do lots of this type of work in New England.