Aside from what's already been mentioned there's the Qidi plus 4. Reviewers seem to like the newer Qidi printers but I have no clue how closed off their ecosystem is. Also seems to be about the price seems to be 800 usd which is cheaper than a Prusa but more expensive than some of the other options given.
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I recently saw an A8 voron switchwire conversion, what I'm taking away from that and this is first A8 mod should be a metal frame.
If I'm real quick I can get in and out in under 48 hours but that depends on whether or not I need to wash my hair.
If I only took like 3 showers a month I bet I could be pretty productive too!
I'm not disagreeing with you but Destin from smarter everyday had a video where he did a ride along in an Air Force fighter jet and by far the least interesting part of the video was when they broke the sound barrier and were flying super sonic. They were up at like cruising altitude though so that's the main reason it was mostly uninteresting.
I've been half assed looking for a new tv for like 5 years now, I haven't seen a larger TV for sale that want smart in that time.
I don't even think it's limited to the cheaper brands. I thought I heard about Samsung (or some other similarly large vendor) TVs connecting to networks their servers knew about for updates and stuff all of course without your interaction/consent. I might have just read that as a possible future thing though it was a while back that I saw it.
Generally yes, like the other reply said it might be automatic and self winding. It's a style of mechanical watch though so something somehow has to tension the spring that makes the watch run.
It's essentially a fancy watch spring mechanism. So the open spot on the bottom of the dial is the tourbillion as it unwinds it rotates around.
Dude if someone told me this was a modded Seiko 5 with a "tourbillion" movement in it I would 100% believe it.
Yeah but Venus is a dry heat...
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Modern ones are, all the supercar manufactures have taken a device that you could never guarantee wouldn't just catch on fire, or breakdown, or for that matter even start up and turned them into appliances.