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Nope.
I'm surprised you're surprised.
I don't know the lyrics but the oboe part makes for a good lament.
Incorrect. See post #15186. #RaspberriesBad
Just practicing enough to maintain status quo, basically. I haven't played outside the house since March. Sad.
I'm surprised you're surprised.
Incorrect. See post #15186. #RaspberriesBad
Just practicing enough to maintain status quo, basically. I haven't played outside the house since March. Sad.
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I've still got some trauma from using SkechUp to do the layout of the machine shop when my company moved buildings. It was a gigantic model, and my computer was really not up to the task.
Happen to have a spare key laying around for Fusion? I do have Solidworks on my work computer, so if I ever need to do any 3D stuff I could probably just use that.
Happen to have a spare key laying around for Fusion? I do have Solidworks on my work computer, so if I ever need to do any 3D stuff I could probably just use that.
IIRC, Solidworks has a similar scheme too, but it is much more convoluted than “I am a hobby user” statement. I know I’m repeating myself, but I would love to learn solidworks. Alas, my day job totally ruined my plans to buy a ShopSabre 23, so those plans have to wait quite a while longer .
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Ok I have a dumb question. Can you use butyl tube stick-on patches short-term on a latex tube? I have never flatter my summer wheels that have latex tubes, but the double flat concern has crossed my mind as I carry one spare tube and some peel/stick patches as backup.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
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You play the bugle INSIDE the house? That must be...something.
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I share your “love” for sketchup. It’s a strictly for emergencies kind of thing for me. Fusion 360 used to be free for home and small business (<$100,000 revenue a year). Many of the home/hobby CNC guitar builders choose it for their modeling and CAM use for that reason.
IIRC, Solidworks has a similar scheme too, but it is much more convoluted than “I am a hobby user” statement. I know I’m repeating myself, but I would love to learn solidworks. Alas, my day job totally ruined my plans to buy a ShopSabre 23, so those plans have to wait quite a while longer .
IIRC, Solidworks has a similar scheme too, but it is much more convoluted than “I am a hobby user” statement. I know I’m repeating myself, but I would love to learn solidworks. Alas, my day job totally ruined my plans to buy a ShopSabre 23, so those plans have to wait quite a while longer .
Alas, my student version expired long ago and we only have AutoCAD at work.
I've been working on 3d modeling in AutoCAD lately and I'm starting to get the hang of it. A lot of stuff is a PITA compared to Solidworks.
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I think that consistency is admirable but being on the receiving end of those big days can be demoralizing (in as much as no one really takes it that seriously) - you're feelin' good about yourself and then datlas pops off a couple 90+ mile days.
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Ummm, no. Maybe rimless is a better descriptor.
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Yesterday I finally got around to calculating the grade of my driveway, because this bad boy is the primary reason we need to relocate. As we get older it’s just too hazardous to keep cleared in the winter. So I dragged out the self leveling laser and the tape rule and calculated the driveway to have a grade of 25%. Needles to say I’ve never attempted to ride up there even though it’s only about 50’ long. #kneebuster
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Maybe.
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Yesterday I finally got around to calculating the grade of my driveway, because this bad boy is the primary reason we need to relocate. As we get older it’s just too hazardous to keep cleared in the winter. So I dragged out the self leveling laser and the tape rule and calculated the driveway to have a grade of 25%. Needles to say I’ve never attempted to ride up there even though it’s only about 50’ long. #kneebuster
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Yesterday I finally got around to calculating the grade of my driveway, because this bad boy is the primary reason we need to relocate. As we get older it’s just too hazardous to keep cleared in the winter. So I dragged out the self leveling laser and the tape rule and calculated the driveway to have a grade of 25%. Needles to say I’ve never attempted to ride up there even though it’s only about 50’ long. #kneebuster
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Yesterday I finally got around to calculating the grade of my driveway, because this bad boy is the primary reason we need to relocate. As we get older it’s just too hazardous to keep cleared in the winter. So I dragged out the self leveling laser and the tape rule and calculated the driveway to have a grade of 25%. Needles to say I’ve never attempted to ride up there even though it’s only about 50’ long. #kneebuster
I briefly lived in a place in Portland where the street was a 10% downhill into our driveway which was a 20% uphill. Got pretty sketchy in the snow and ice.
My roommate had a rear wheel drive Nissan Hardbody and couldn't get out of the driveway and headed up the hill. So he figured he would go all the way down the hill first to get a running start. His truck sat parked at the bottom of the hill for 3 days.
I was able to get out with my front wheel drive Toyota Corolla hatchback, but damn near took out the mailbox on the way back home one night.
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These days I plan my longer ride around available hydration. Velo Vol would not approve
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These days I plan my longer ride around available hydration. Velo Vol would not approve
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