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Thanks for all the responses so far...keep 'em coming! Truth be told, I really don't need much convincing to pull the trigger, and it looks like Bambu Lab has the early lead. Follow-up question: Do they generally come with the filament feeder assembly on top of the printer, or is that sold...

Hello folks, My primary hobby is classic car restoration, and I recently spent three weeks hunting down, and paying an unreasonable amount for, an obsolete instrument panel bezel. This got me to thinking about 3D printers and printing. A few years back I did some basic research on the subject...

OP clearly stated it was NOT a root intrusion. I'll bet it has something to do with flushable (not!) wipes.

Exactly - whatever it takes to get the job done. Back in the day with Pacific Bell we called that 'needs of the service'.

Are you referring to MyQ? It's not the greatest system but I've had it for around nine years and I've never paid a monthly subscription.

https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/95062ea5-e2ac-485a-bfa1-f2bfa7250f8e/downloads/Manual%20Breakdown%20list.pdf?ver=1778605993471 Take a look at item 25, it may be essential for low speed operation

I'll only say this: Don't give up on the dream.

All of my wet/dry vacuums use similar connections, with the same style of adapter, and they work fine. The ends have a taper which make for a snug fit. It's Amazon - buy it, try it, and if it doesn't work for you, send it back and get a refund.

Would be nice if the OP chimed in.

***UPDATE*** I installed the Eero system today, and so far (compared to the old Nest system) the performance is nothing short of spectacular. Let's see how it does over the next two weeks. Interesting to note that I'm getting the same coverage - or better - than my old Nest five-node system...

Thanks to everyone who replied. I pulled the trigger on a Eero 7 system. I hope to have it installed by the weekend.

Sure looks like a lathe stand to me.

^^^Exactly^^^ It really is this simple. No offense intended, but from here it appears that the OP is overthinking this issue.

I'm eliminating the Unifi because, although it appears to be a great system with infinite options, I'm past my geek-out days with Internet devices. I'm more of a plug-and-play guy now; I'd rather spend hours in the garage with my cars, rather than fiddling with my tech devices. I just read...

Hello folks, I'm fed up with my three-year-old Google Nest AC2200 Wifi mesh system. I have four nodes spread throughout the house, and one or more of them will drop out for a few minutes, or a few hours, on a daily basis. I'm convinced that it has something to do with flawed hardware/software...

For those of us with no clue: https://www.branick.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/81-0020B.pdf

Excellent write-up!

Keep in mind that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. What works for me may be antithetical to others. And a high level of organization does not necessarily reflect a superior skill set. I couldn't stand to work in my radiator guy's shop - it's a friggin disaster zone - but he's the...

This is similar to how my garage/shop is laid out, but on a much smaller scale, lol! I only have four vises and three work benches. :LOL:

All tools get put away every night, whenever possible. Period. Fasteners/hardware/parts labelled and/or bagged at work area. Admittedly I am retired and usually have the luxury of time.