Recent content by PCMusicGuy

18k seems overkill to me. My folks just retired after living out of their RV (5th wheel) for 10+ years in the Louisiana and Texas area. The majority of the time was in their last camper which was a Forest River Cedar Creek Hathaway (38FBD in case you wanted to see the floor plan). It has 2 A/Cs...

If you are going to use it primarily for automotive use, get something enclosed with a heated chamber. That will certainly limit the size of the print bed, but makes printing entry level engineering grade materials less painful. If you are okay with Bambu, you'd be looking at the H2 lineup. if...

I'm a fan of Famowood latex wood filler. Anyone tried that before for this purpose? I've used it on some built-in and furniture pieces before painting and liked the result.

I'd be curious how much weight you'd have to stack on top of it until it collapses. Do you have any weight lifting buddies who can just keep piling it on until it unsticks or fails?

Are you certain the safety locks are not engaged? I can't imagine that rust could keep these from closing.

GripLockTies are made in the USA, but I think the smallest they have is a 5". They are reusable which is a bonus.

Get a side tap like this Robinair 10102.

I think you might be a good candidate to use PC fan based air filters. Check out the CleanAirKits Luggable XL-7 or XL-7 Ultra and the AirFanta 3Pro.

Real OCD? No. Is he particular about the stuff he sells and displays? Yes.

It looks like a Megapro rebrand so probably pretty good quality.

Thanks for the offer. Count me in too.

Houston area Lista deal. Each stack @ $1800. (Lower is XSHS1350-1234) https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1964547874090213/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

My XLaserlab X1 Pro just came in. I'll hopefully be able to unbox it and check it out soon.

Whose plastic bristle brush are you using?

Welcome to the forum. I was going to listen to your video while I worked, but that won't be possible. I'll have to check it out later. If you are going to continue making videos, invest in a wireless mic that clips to your shirt, or a highly directional mic pointed at you with the gain turned...