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PoE and 4k, mainly

I wouldn't even read into it that much. Makita will have dozens or hundreds of individual mold cavities going at any given time, and each one will be numbered so they can trace QC issues. Mold 15-2 vs 6-20 could be one side of the factory floor vs the other.

This is why I went with a Wyse 5070. Power draw is a lot closer to a pi than to minipc running mobile or desktop chips, and pricing is still rock bottom right now.

I would print the skull instead, and pour a silicone mold around it. It'll be easier to extract parts from a soft mold

What, you never played chicane chicken?

One part paracausal enhancement, one part training, one part not needing to worry about getting hurt when you do dumb shit

4 stroke, you're fine. 2 stroke, it depends on how much you're changing it.

Unless they advertise them as handmade, most factory made bao/soup dumplings come out of a dumpling sphincter.

That's definitely pasta.

That and slop/looseness in the connection, since the hex bit in the collet isn't going to be a perfect fit

I would redesign for FDM before trying to solve this with material changes.

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Left or right?

I went with the GTI because I can send all my consumables (apart from tires) back to FCP euro.

It's probably the Alibaba wheels

The other thing to keep in mind is predictability. You buy five Waitley batteries, I guarantee you they're all over the chart.

If the battery isn't internal to the device, just get a battery bank with USB PD and a 12V trigger cable.

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Looks like a futuristic MAS 38 now.

More info on this diy laser?

And do you think this would be able to spot weld onto prismatic LFP cell terminals?

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1. About 10 years
2. prusa mk4S
3. I do a lot of prototyping, so probably 80% of what I print ends up being discarded. Not necessarily "waste" but it would definitely benefit from being recycled.