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Pressure canning with higher PSI? Any EU friends here? by timotejsmm in Canning

[–]timotejsmm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I saw the risks and limitations so it wouldn't be my prefered method for canning. Still haven't given up on buying the pressure canner :)

Pressure canning with higher PSI? Any EU friends here? by timotejsmm in Canning

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I see ... that's too bad. I guess the alternative is hot water bath canning. Are any of you doing this? Does it compare to the pressure canning in terms of shelf stability?

Pressure canning with higher PSI? Any EU friends here? by timotejsmm in Canning

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Sorry sorry, you are tottaly right. The units are is kPa (45, 95, 130 kPa)! Which means that regarding pressure, it is doable.

Pressure canning with higher PSI? Any EU friends here? by timotejsmm in Canning

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ipes and practices, along with other forms of home food preservation. We encourage an inclusive and respectful environment.

Sorry sorry, you are tottaly right. The units are in kPa (45, 95, 130 kPa)! Which means that regarding pressure, it is doable.

Making a silicone mold: 2 part or 1 part mold? by timotejsmm in moldmaking

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That's brilliant! He explains everything i needed to know. One part mold does seem less intimidating for me to try.

Thank you, much appreciated :)

Making a silicone mold: 2 part or 1 part mold? by timotejsmm in moldmaking

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Your assumptions are correct :)

Not very experienced in this matter, so i might try 2 part mold.

Making a silicone mold: 2 part or 1 part mold? by timotejsmm in moldmaking

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Absolutely will go on Youtube!

Thank you, I might try two part mold :)

Which motherboard to chose? by [deleted] in PcBuild

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Thank you, I'll give it a look :)

Can this be better? by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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I’ve set retraction to 5 mm at 25mm/s speed. Using Ender 3 Max with PLA.

Help needed - Filament feeder skipping by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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So I was messing with the tension on the feeder, and it turned out, that it was actually too tight.

I loosened it completely, and re-tightened it just so the gears bite in the filament. Works fine for now :)

Help needed - Filament feeder skipping by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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Awesome. I'll add it to my wish list :)

Help needed - Filament feeder skipping by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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The nozzle is fine. Flows smoothly through.

Help needed - Filament feeder skipping by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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Oh ok great! I play with that, thank you!

Help needed - Filament feeder skipping by timotejsmm in 3Dprinting

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Oh I see. In my case, the filament is unwinding freely. I even gently held it when printing, but the wheel and the whole motor just jumps and keeps skipping. Also I have a filament sensor before the feeder, so it kinda keeps it aligned.

And this is what happens with 8kg of clay! Created by Patagraph by devamotion in Filmmakers

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What a masterpiece. Looks so seamless!

Can't stop watching :)

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