If you need a bunch of money moved fast, wires are the only reasonable option, which are expensive. That, or granting direct access to your account, but even that usually has transfer limits. I nearly had a heart attack trying to get the money together for the house in time.
Oh god if you could build a good spice rack I would love you for ever. I have yet to find one I truly like and my spices are in currently just shoved in a cabinet.
Oh god if you could build a good spice rack I would love you for ever. I have yet to find one I truly like and my spices are in currently just shoved in a cabinet.
Is he starting a business or a seventh grade shop class?
Oh god if you could build a good spice rack I would love you for ever. I have yet to find one I truly like and my spices are in currently just shoved in a cabinet.
Is he starting a business or a seventh grade shop class?
Oh god if you could build a good spice rack I would love you for ever. I have yet to find one I truly like and my spices are in currently just shoved in a cabinet.
Have a style in mind? What don't you like about ones you have found? What material? (plastic? wood? metal?)
The TF2 figures have the standard post hole in one of their feet but the figures do not come with a stand. Mass Effect figures have the same hole and come with the basic disc stand but it doesn't work that great and the fit is lacking. If you were going to make an environmental stand out of 2fort then I wouldn't make it all one piece because then it would be much to large to realistically fit some place besides a dinning room table. That would be something I would buy since these things don't stand up very well and I am going to end up with a full blue and red team.
The stein I think would be awesome because there would be room for custom coat of arms on it and steins with funny shapes that relate to Magic's junk.
Make some basic mini stands, realistically you only need to have one peg for each figure as long as the size isn't too large. That allows you to make just a generic stand that all of them fit into. The only exception being if someone has a crazy pose they wanted, like a scout that just jumped into the air, or demo/soldier nade/rocket jumping, then you could add the dustcloud/explosion as the bit with the peg, but to keep it balanced you would probably need more than one peg.
Also if you make the Demoman and add some loose grenades that you can place around the other guys.
Can someone give me ability to edit the original post for this thread?
RE: anyone interested in making food containers
Research into this suggests that PLA / ABS / PolyCarbonate is food safe in and of itself. However, the problem is that when you print, you create an almost porous surface that bacteria can grow in and not be cleaned out.
Solution to this is treat the surface in some way (coat it in epoxy - similar to a wood cup.) I have an idea of how to do this without epoxy, but I have no idea if it would work well or not. Basically, acetone melts PLA - so I would melt the surface to give it a polished look. At the very least, this should diminish the voids, if not eliminate them entirely. Or I can do both.
TL:DR - food containers are possible but would be slightly more expensive than otherwise because they require me to use a gas mask.
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@tushon - that is a pretty neat idea and a good way to save a lot of money. Its cool that the kid is really enthusiastic about it.
Also, site domain registered!
bensoncustomengineering.com
sales@bensoncustomengineering.com
Doesn't sound like you need recurring billing or routes, but at least a database to keep customers and create/print/email invoices.
Many thanks in advance!
Come up with a good stand for TF2 figures and I would buy a dozen.
Why not both.
The stein I think would be awesome because there would be room for custom coat of arms on it and steins with funny shapes that relate to Magic's junk.
Also if you make the Demoman and add some loose grenades that you can place around the other guys.
@_k_ I will investigate food usage of PLA and get back to you. I seem to think I've seen that on food containers, but I'm not sure yet.
RE: anyone interested in making food containers
Research into this suggests that PLA / ABS / PolyCarbonate is food safe in and of itself. However, the problem is that when you print, you create an almost porous surface that bacteria can grow in and not be cleaned out.
Solution to this is treat the surface in some way (coat it in epoxy - similar to a wood cup.) I have an idea of how to do this without epoxy, but I have no idea if it would work well or not. Basically, acetone melts PLA - so I would melt the surface to give it a polished look. At the very least, this should diminish the voids, if not eliminate them entirely. Or I can do both.
TL:DR - food containers are possible but would be slightly more expensive than otherwise because they require me to use a gas mask.
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