

I just sprinkle it on, if it’s too much it can just be blown off.
It also helps to add structure to the bond. The baking soda can build up and add strength.


I just sprinkle it on, if it’s too much it can just be blown off.
It also helps to add structure to the bond. The baking soda can build up and add strength.
I was just introduced to NetBox and it’s really intriguing. It does look complicated but once it is setup it seems to work very well at integrating data from a spreadsheet into it and then automatically documenting changes and such. It’s open source as well.


I often print 3 walls and 10% infill and the prints are plenty strong. These are not high stress objects, but they can take plenty of stress without breaking.
I did print some curtain rod holders for some outdoor curtains. They had 3 walls and I think 25% infill. They do get a lot stress from the wind blowing, but they have held up very well in the 3 months they have been up.
Small town hot would be a normie in a large city.


Relevant username… maybe???
I mean, it’s quite obvious from the pic.
The colors are totally different.
/s


I’m sorry, but what is FFS?
I only know it as For Fucks Sake, but I don’t think that is what you meant here.
Did you look in their showers? There’s perfectly good shampoo you can use for that /s