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not necessarily multi material, but multi color. I have a Creality K1 im using, but it doesnt do multi color

has anyone seen or used the Creality Hi bed slinger. the auroratech review looks pretty good, and id prefer not using the bambu deal, but the a1 combo is option 2. I cant bring myself to spend almost 3 times as much on the prusa mk4s for a hobby situation.

Cool, thanks im going backwards through this thread. I have a K1 creality, and looking into doing a multi color printer.

pardon my dumb question here, but are you painting the numbers and letters or printing 2 color?

When i had my guitar amp business i used Hakko. Had fantastic luck with them

finally got the building up. Spray foam next week, followed by electrical. Ive missed having a building to work in

i was scrolling down to post this. solder makes a brittle section of the wire. Aircraft like you mention its 100% forbidden. Ive wired a lot of racecars, and its an unwritten rule forbidding it for the same reason. All EFI harnesses when you need to join multiple wires to a feeder are done...

thank you for the heads up

that is something i need to clarify with them for sure. the 2 main reasons for it are 1) simplicity due to proximity and running feed and 2)im wondering if the feed into the house would be overloaded if i tapped into it at the load side of the house

Thank you for the reply i worded that wrong. I meant its not directly hooked to the ground rod, but it is through the main panel. I will say in a guitar amp, tube based, you most definitely can get a ground loop and induce hum, but i think in a non audio application its irrelevant. A good...

maybe im overthinking something, or just not thinking about it correctly do i mount the meter panel to the metal building or to a post and run plastic conduit through the wall. in the pic below, im just assuming the meterbase and service equipment box are the same box ? I guess my question would...

after looking at this, i would agree with the meter/main approach with the sub panel inside. Seems to be the easiest way to kill power inside the building. my house in CO, the meter was out on the road and they ran cable underground about 75 yards to the shop, and there was an outside main where...

good points. ill do at least 24 inside, as i agree no one ever has wished they had gone smaller...lol

my building is finally up. GA power is going to run a new line to the building with its own meter (20/month) my question is what is a good outdoor main breaker? my shop in co, i had the same setup, and had a main breaker outside so i could kill the building before it got through the wall...

very little progress. It turns out my land has a wetlands on property, so the county is a pain in the *** to work with. I have decided not to use quicken as both dealers i have talked with were terrible, and wouldn't directly answer questions, or help with finding a decent installer. I am more...

Quicken has a GA factory, and they have assemblers in the area they use, so i may go that route. Im hoping since they recommend the people, they do good work. There are also a couple of local options for contractors i may look into.

I was hoping you would chip in. Im leaning toward that

SWAG. i had one that i sold during a move across country. will buy again when my shop is built

I am buying a house that doesnt have a shop, and this is unacceptable to me...lol I am in Appling GA I will be having a 30X50 shop erected, along with at least 1 full length lean too so i can park my trailer under a roof, maybe 2 so i can put my truck under the other there is the Quicken factory...

Newbie here. Am in the process of buying a house with 4 acres. No shop on site, so one of the first priorities will be at least 1200-1500 sq ft shop. So we are just doing the initial research into building types