Ugh, you mean to tell me I scoured this site for jacks and couldn’t find these, after I accidentally order the wrong ones… welp, I was warned this would happen…I'm not sure if there's a premium brand, these are the ones I've always used and never had any issues with them.
6.35mm 1/4" Right Angle Stereo Female Connector Thread Lock Panel Mount
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steviejr92
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Im afraid to ask literally anything about programming the Terrarium....the fact that i said Terrarium and not Daisy seed lets you know how far i am from attempting it......
iamjackslackof
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Those turned out nice! Do you use a sanding block or by hand? Or have any other tricks to it? I never could get an even straight grain going, even with a sanding block.
Nail the Sandpaper to the Bench & do straight single passes with the Enclosure.
steviejr92
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steviejr92
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BOOM BABY! *DROPS MIC*
KR Sound
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Thanks a lot. I just held the paper by hand. I’ve done woodworking forever, so it’s pretty natural for me. One thing you can do is to guide your outermost finger along the edge of the box to keep a straight line. If that makes sense.
Laundryroom David
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you have described my approach to building. Works fine. If you’re not using a battery or other switching involving the ring of the jack, then mono jacks work just fine.
Feral Feline
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Here's a raw enclosure challenge:
- a nice even cross-hatch:
The old Bugatti's are really stunning. This one's a 1926 Type 37A and the engine is hand-scraped while the firewall is engine-turned (as are often the instrument panels in the cockpit).
I used to have an even nicer example of hand-scraped cross-hatching on an engine, but pic must be on my old computer thus the linked pic above. If I could get cross-hatch by hand an enclosure to the Molsheim Bugatti standard, I'd be an extremely happy man.
The Pur Sang crew in Argentina do a pretty good job of replicating the hand-scraping of yore...
I've tried sanding cross-hatch by hand, but a bench-grinder worked better...
- a nice even cross-hatch:
The old Bugatti's are really stunning. This one's a 1926 Type 37A and the engine is hand-scraped while the firewall is engine-turned (as are often the instrument panels in the cockpit).
I used to have an even nicer example of hand-scraped cross-hatching on an engine, but pic must be on my old computer thus the linked pic above. If I could get cross-hatch by hand an enclosure to the Molsheim Bugatti standard, I'd be an extremely happy man.
The Pur Sang crew in Argentina do a pretty good job of replicating the hand-scraping of yore...
I've tried sanding cross-hatch by hand, but a bench-grinder worked better...
andare
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Deadlifts will give you a big butt. It's why all the girls at the gym do them. Also hip thrusts but those look too sex-like for my tastes.Thanks doll.
My wife says I have no butt. I can't see back there, and TBH I'm okay with that.
Speaking of leg training, here's inspiration from the Quadfather himself. Skip to the end for the most stimulating part
Feral Feline
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Thanks doll.
My wife says I have no butt. I can't see back there, and TBH I'm okay with that.
When I was managing a MTB team as well as racing, myself, we're all gearing up by the race van and somebody commented to me I had a small butt for such a sport; The young studly star-racer on my team said "He doesn't have a butt, his legs just go straight up into his back!"
I said "What the hell are you doing looking at my butt?"
He said "I'm forced to see it every time I lap you."
OUCH!
If you've XC raced, then you know this type of view (pic off the net):
fig
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Also, riding through a fart can cost you a few seconds.When I was managing a MTB team as well as racing, myself, we're all gearing up by the race van and somebody commented to me I had a small butt for such a sport; The young studly star-racer on my team said "He doesn't have a butt, his legs just go straight up into his back!"
I said "What the hell are you doing looking at my butt?"
He said "I'm forced to see it every time I lap you."
OUCH!
If you've XC raced, then you know this type of view (pic off the net):
Here's one I built from around 2016 on In House Eyelet Board:Here's a raw enclosure challenge:
- a nice even cross-hatch:
The old Bugatti's are really stunning. This one's a 1926 Type 37A and the engine is hand-scraped while the firewall is engine-turned (as are often the instrument panels in the cockpit).
I used to have an even nicer example of hand-scraped cross-hatching on an engine, but pic must be on my old computer thus the linked pic above. If I could get cross-hatch by hand an enclosure to the Molsheim Bugatti standard, I'd be an extremely happy man.
The Pur Sang crew in Argentina do a pretty good job of replicating the hand-scraping of yore...
I've tried sanding cross-hatch by hand, but a bench-grinder worked better...
cdwillis
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How does the forward voltage of a diode related to the decibel level of the signal leaving? Say I have a hard clipping distortion circuit and I replace 1n4148 diodes that have a 0.7mv forward voltage with red LEDs that have a 1.8mv forward voltage. How many more decibels would be allowed through the diodes?
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