Kid and I raced #WORS #MTB today. Much fun was had. He did well. Me, fitness is lacking....but it was a great time! #BikeTooter
All these statements check out.
Got on a jury for a murder trial last year. One of the best experiences of my life. (not guilty verdict) I wish you luck in being selected.
BT60 Goblin didn't completely survive a failed chute release from 1342' (not enough tension on the band to pop the release pin free). Pointed out a flaw in my fin print/design. Printing new fins and can now. I tried to epoxy it; just not going to be good enough.
@Ve3ldj Ha!
Hope you figure it out. If I were encountering the same situation, I'd just give up and throw new pads and a rotor on it...or at least new pads and hose the rotor with brake cleaner 😃
Wasn't planning on swapping out a broken sewage/waste pump this afternoon, but sometimes that happens.
I had went downstairs to get my fish filleting board and heard something running that shouldn't have been. Motor on the pump was spinning constantly. Figuring it was just a bad float switch, got the pipes undone and cover off the crock to discover it was full of water. Oh, goody, not the float.
The impeller on the pump decided it wanted to be in several pieces; making it hard to actually move any water.
Luckily, the previous owner of our place left an old pump here and years ago I tested it and it worked fine. So, it's in there now and all is well; but going to get a new one ASAP.
@Ve3ldj Hydraulic? Lever spongy or have a really solid stop? If spongy, then a bleed would probably help.
LDRS G80 altitude contest rocket is ready. I won't win, but am going to go for personal records. BT60 upscale Goblin, printed fin can and nosecone (my own designs). Fits an Eggtimer Apogee, Jolly Logic Chute Release and Marco Polo tracker. #rocketry #modelrockets
Printing files here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5996863
Cat for scale.
@bryanhansel November's not too far away. Why go through the effort? :)
@Miq I'll print another set to keep as spares should they give up on a ride. We'll see how they do. Always fun to try stuff out and see what happens.
@Miq This first attempt is just PLA.
“The Eber Ward located in the Straits of Mackinac. The Eber Ward sank after hitting a chunk of ice on April 20th, 1909. She was carrying corn and sank within minutes after the ice broke through her hull. Diver Lee Rosenberg is illuminating the ship. Depth is 140’ deep and water temp was 44 degrees Fahrenheit.“ - photographer and Great Lakes ship wreck explorer Chris Roxburgh
#ShipsOfMastodon
#GreatLakes
#LakeMichigan
Well, they're in place and initial impressions are favorable. They're quiet and with bearings spin nicely. Did some brutal shifting on a quick shakedown and all the teeth are still there. #BikeTooter #3dprinting