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Jan 11 2022

Amazon Delivery

I really wish Amazon’s delivery service would go away.  Got a package via UPS today and it showed up without issue.  Had another one that was supposed to show up via Amazon’s delivery service, and the driver maybe got a block away before they had a “delivery” exception.  Sadly, the pieces work together so it would have been nice to get the second delivery too.

By Shaun • Uncategorized 0

Aug 20 2021

FitBit

Well,

Yesterday the wife and I decided to switch from our FitBits to Apple Watches. Mostly because both our FitBits died in under a year and that seems to happen more often than not now. Just not worth the hassle…..

By Shaun • tech 0

Aug 11 2021

Home Network

Well,

After running pfSense on an old 1U 8 Core AMD Opteron for quite a while I have decided to switch to another router.  The main reason for this is to reduce my power bill and heating of the house in the summer.  I’m switching to a MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM.  I’ll keep the 10Gbps link from the router to my network switch, I just know it will take a lot of work to configure it to work as I expect it to.  Oh well, it is what it is and will be worth it in the end.

By Shaun • networking 0

Apr 23 2021

SkeeRide

Finished the front cover for my SkeeRide, at 31 hours it is the longest print I have done so far.

By Shaun • Uncategorized 0

Apr 22 2021

SkeeRide

I am still working on 3D printing my SkeeRide RC Snowmobile. Getting to the final amount of items to print though. Currently working on the front cover, then I have the tail light housing & side covers left. Unless I decide to go with a mod bumper that helps reinforce the rear suspension mounts. At any rate, enjoy this OctoLapse of the seat base print.

By Shaun • 3D Printing, RC 0

Apr 15 2021

Weather

Currently Minnesota is experiencing some massive temperature swings.  All I can say is I really wish the weather would stabilize so my wife and I would stop getting migraines.  I had to leave work early yesterday due to one and it sucks Sad smile

By Shaun • medical, random 0

Apr 6 2021

3D Printing

Still loving my Ender 3, although at this point it has been highly modified. I did find one issue, that is 100% my fault. I had the current for the stepper motors turned up way too high so it was overheating the motors and causing the gantry to drop during prints. Once I fixed that issue it is back to printing well. I still need to add some thermal compound between the heartbreak & heatsink I swapped to (a Mellow NF Smart CR10) but given my normal printing temps it isn’t too bad.

By Shaun • 3D Printing, tech 0

Jan 20 2021

3D Printing

I got a new 3D printer for Christmas. It’s a standard Ender 3 and I’m loving it. Sure and Ender 3 Pro or Ender 3 V2 would be better, but so far I’ve had next to no issues with it.

I find it strangely therapeutic watching it print.

By Shaun • 3D Printing, tech 0

Sep 14 2020

Cuyuna

Brother-in-law, youngest nephew, and I went to Cuyuna over labor day weekend.  It was awesome.  I managed to fall because I went into a turn to fast and in a panic, I locked up the front wheel.  Just some scrapes, bruises, damaged pride, a bent rear brake rotor, and rear pads full of the red dirt up there.  I’ve already replaced the pads & rotor because they were trashed due to the dirt.  I have yet to wash off my bike, but I will one of these days.  I think the skills part was my favorite part of the ride, even though I did mage to go down one of the landing ramps on the jump line on my front tire due to a bad bounce.  Oh well, can’t wait to do it again.  Maybe next year I’ll even remember my cheap action cam.  I am also happy to say that my derailleur adjustment held up so I am more confident doing it in the future.

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By Shaun • biking 0

Sep 2 2020

Derailleur Adjustment

Well,

Last night I bit the bullet and adjust the derailleur on my bike so I could shift to all 11 gears without issues.  Took me a while to do, but I’m happy I did it.  One issue I ran into is that I pulled my wheel off to put some electrical tap on the chainstay since the factory protector was chewed up.  When I put the wheel back on I had to re-adjust it.  Kinda pissed me off to have to do it, but it wasn’t as bad as the first time.

By Shaun • biking 0

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