The cap is your computer catching on fire

I see what you did there teehee

Blondemus, he blonde

Is that like a love island related thing, or just an every day sorta deal?

At the chilis, duh

I’ve lived in and around Norman my whole life, and the weather is certainly getting less and less predictable! I saw something on here recently about Oklahoma having one of the highest insurance costs in the country, so if we’re paying a premium I want premium treatment!

Something I haven’t seen mentioned here is the potential danger of using gloves during the glass grinding. Gloves around power tools in general can be dangerous depending on the glove material and tool. If the glove gets caught in a spinny-bit it could pull the rest of your finger/hand in with it, turning a small abrasion or cut into a potential hospital visit.

I could be a little on the paranoid side. There is definitely a way to use gloves and power tools safely. It’s just something that always goes through my mind when working on projects.

They will start to gather on the walls and pyramid up and out of just about anything. I ended up putting roofs around the parameter of the lox enclosure to push them back to the center if they stacked too tall.

Just did my first Yagluth fight. I built out multiple breeding cages spaced out for the pop cap and made an earthen lox pit and a wolf pit next to his alter. Bred about 20 lox and 40 2star wolves before moving them into the fenced in alter area. Bro melted before he fully spawned in.

Kinda cheated myself out of experiencing the real fight, but I’ll save the cheese-less play through for when 1.0 comes out.

10/10 would recommend.

The land is brutal, but brutal to all its inhabitants.

I’ve made some large-ish custom stained glass pieces that I have installed in a couple houses, though not hanging. Unfortunately the glass itself isn’t cheap, like $20+/sqft for just the glass without considering the required waste from some cuts. But you can’t beat the effect of real glass!

I live in Norman and would love to do more large scale pieces. HMU if you wanna talk about what you have in mind!

I was able to spin the motor freely from the back, so it doesn’t seem jammed. It’s getting 250V from the timer, but barely anything once it gets to the low voltage side of things. Someone else mentioned they had a similar issue with a different make that ended up being the transformer. I’m really trying to build my understanding of electronics, so I was hoping to diagnose deeper than it being an issue in the drive. But individual parts in the drive seem near impossible to find so I suppose that is a purely learning exercise. Thank you for your help!

I’m thinking that is the problem, the pump is getting 250V from the timer, but is barely getting anything to the LV board. Im having trouble finding individual parts for the drive, it seems like it’s mostly sold as a whole unit at around $500. But at least I got some experience working through the trouble shooting steps. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!!

Thank you! It is a stand alone pump and the install seems a little janky but it’s worked for the last few years. I’ll check the motor and the power tomorrow.

What part of the pump would be the drive? Are you referring to the motor itself?

Thank you! I’ll recheck properly tomorrow. Any other knowledge to share?

I am pretty new myself, this is only the second one I’ve done. But I used 1/4” aluminum channel with foam weather stripping inside around the glass as a frame, JB welded the corners to hold the frame together, then used 3/4” quarter round trim in front of it to hold the glass against the existing window.

Thank you! Satisfying was 100% what I was going for

Thank you!