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To each his own, as i read these threads i cant help but think maybe I'm different in regards to spending money after retirement. I'm curious if anyone else feels the same. I'm 56 and about to pull the trigger, but i'm just looking forward to the freedom of doing what i want everyday instead of pulling the plow for someone else. The shiny things don't have the appeal anymore as I've owned the boats , trucks, and other toys that have lost there luster. I look at these expensive toys and only see the maintenance and upkeep that comes with them. Getting off that hamster wheel and enjoying the small things in life like spending time with grands; and working on my little projects in my workshop seem like heaven. I get the security aspect; but i also know I'm more than halfway to that hunting blind in the sky as well. :cheers:

Anyone have experience using public libraries for 3d scanning a object to get an stl file? Or know of a business close to prairieville that does? What's the cost?

Dont mount it on floor! You will be on your knees flushing it once a year, ask me how I know, got 2 of them. Plumb a drain pipe tying into sewer line, ac drain line or outside so you can dump vinegar after flushing, much easier than carrying full bucket of it down a attic ladder. Also if you got well water, a good home water filter help reduce scaling. My 2 cents

Just got an X2D a few weeks ago, the tech has come a long way since we bought a Creality during covid.

A few things with 3d printing: Its good be have strong troubleshooting skills when dealing with feeding issues issues and clogs as you learn your way around. TinkerCad is awesome for first timers to play around with as beginners CAD program although it may do everything I'll ever need design. Buy a set of cheap digital calipers for designing, you will be working in MM most of the time. Tons of fun to design custom features and play around with on rainy days and printing stuff while your at work or sleeping. :cool:

Picked up our families usual Wed evening, crazy busy for midweek, not a parking place anywhere, only thing missing is a drive thru, lol. Well run, extremely clean, and well mannered youthful staff. Love the free pizza every now and then for the habitual order patrons. :usa:

Kelvin Sheppard...come home son

Discount tire Prairieville = excellent service. Order online, get what you want.

Deep in the Maurepas swamp right off of the long straight muddy ditch , is where I find peace, mixed with pain.

Wiseeye is the way

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Are yall going to try the fenbendazole/ivermectin meds? I see many promising stories saying it worked.

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Going to a seminar tonight in BR for this , for my mom that is looking for hail Mary with cancer. Any one here heard of : Whole Life regenerative cell factors
Healing-Revolution. Com
Cancer cowboys of Texas
? Doing my level best on research on these folks. Wishing I could unleash the TD online detectives to make sure this company is on the up and up. Trying to make sure people aren't taking advantage of people looking for hope.

Prayers for you and your family, if i find some promising news , I'll share.

Might give these a try next time I buy a set, definitely tough to find some that last more than a season.

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