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I liked the Bambu printers so much, i got my nephew (12) the A1, as he had a Ender 3 handed down to him, and i was tech support. The A1 is amazing too, occasionally brittle filament will break off in the AMS tube and minor work is need to clear it.

I had an Ender 3 and Ender 3 V2 a couple of years ago, got annoyed with constantly fixing and tuning them and they collected dust for a few years. Then I found myself with a bunch of free time, so i bought a Bambu Lab X1C, then an A1 Mini. Both blew my mind, they just work. Love them both. Now...

Parked behind this minivan

Is there a 3d printing forum? I have this ender 3 im trying to mod but might have got in above my head.

Yes, she has teeth in her vag

These are one of my favorite things to 3d print

She forces her way through the cat door, but cant get out going the other way.

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Where are the good men

Burn loot murder, redistribute

2023

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I wanted myth definitions understood but I all I got was @Mist

I had to know

The flood-myth motif occurs in many cultures, including the manvantara-sandhya in Hinduism, Deucalion and Pyrrha in Greek mythology, the Genesis flood narrative, the Mesopotamian flood stories, and the Cheyenne flood story.

Be disgusted.

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How many in Hollywood have 'identities' as a gender

A fan for big wrenches?

Giving the variables with head and flow, there's not really a manual, they are pretty much site specific. There are suggested maintenance, and general assembly drawings. Suggested lubricants and such. Basically if a temp gauge goes off, you shut down and investigate. If you heard loud noises...

After looking at the turbine from the videos, they are probably outputting great power in good condition. They are horizontal, which makes the oil issue a bigger deal, and scroll case style, making them more complicated, and apparently the generators are driven by a belt or other drive...

Generally, in most vertical turbines of the lower head variety, the oil is always on the bearing, unless the oil was drained. And is picked leading edge of the bearing for lubrication. They are designed to be reliable, and are.

Some turbines have 1000 ft or more of head, being water above the level of the turbine, others have 10. They type of turbine would be the main factor for success, are there any screen caps of the dam thing (pun intended)

Again, it depends on the turbine. And operating with peak efficiency and operating during post apocalypse are two different things. But you're the expert, I see your Google Search PHD

Well, they out put 3 phase into switching and control boxes, and then dump to the grid or used locally on the site in some cases. As long as all that is working, you should be OK, otherwise you'd need an electrical wizard. Here's one of 3 control boxes we pulled out for replacement, on a single...

There are many types of turbines, pretty sure Iceland is like Norway, lots of Pelton style, with high head and low flow, these require more maintenance

The bearings vary, above water they are babbitt, like a cars camshaft, but not always forced oil like a cars. The bearings are tapered to drag the oil for the fluid film action. In the water we use wood, lignum vitae, an exotic wood. Basically, there is no secondary systems to fail. As long as...

7 out of 10, not having seen the turbine/powerhouse from the game Depends on the plant honestly, the one I was just at for instance could be started by 1. There's a back up hand powered hydraulic pump to open the gates, allowing the water to flow. There are some other things that would have to...

It is 15.6" tho... Also, I have an auxiliary keyboard that I put behind the laptop when I'm at a desk and get real close... so size is good, and 2k, looks clean AF

The hunter is the biggest threat to survival, so I'd pick the hunter and rats. Oblig pic, new laptop