A thin layer of glue stick kept petg from bonding to glass for me, but a nice thick layer of G10 is better as long as you heat soak it before printing. I roughed mine up with some sandpaper and haven’t had any issues. Just remember good ppe when working with fiberglass.

I think I know precisely what you mean

The Donner party were a group on the Oregon trail that got stuck on a mountain pass in the winter and resorted to cannibalism to survive. The Dollup did a really good podcast episode about it.

Also the cafe in the University of Colorado UMC is named “The Alfred Packer Gill”. Alfred Packer was a similar famed cannibal.

That soundtrack still slaps.

He’s gonna cry himself to sleep on his huge pillagh!

In USA I usually get Printed solid’s Jesse and 3D Printing Canada’s Budget PLA. I also pick up a couple rolls of Inland any time I’m by my local Microcenter

Filament sourcing is pretty region specific. Where are you buying from?

easy peasy. just lift the 100 kilo chunk of iron with some tongs. /s

1. manhole covers are heavy af
2. if improperly handled they can take your finger in an instant
3. that square cover might be able to fall into whatever it is covering.

You’re one of today’s lucky 10,000

When I make them I do bisquick biscuits with a handful of shredded cheddar. A little melted butter and italian seasoning tops it off.

Delicate Steve

I worked as a handyman out of a camry. It is possible, but not pleasant.

It’s like telling an office worker that they need to work at a coffee table.

We do. In specific circumstances. The conspiracy of chemtrails is that all airplanes are releasing chemical agents other than combustion products for nefarious purposes. They are getting downvoted for suggesting the existence of a technology proves its constant use.

All Airplanes release chemicals - True (exhaust)

Airplanes can be used to release other chemical agents - True (crop dusting, air show smoke, cloud seeding, firefighting slurry)

United Flight 237 is used to spread chemical agents - False

Hextraction seems pretty cool.