What are some of the things you 3d print? Kind of interested in that and keep hearing about it.
I figured it was food allergy related. That sucks. I’ve got celiac, so I can relate. I’ve had squash in my lasagna before and enjoyed it. I’d just never considered it as a beef substitute, and seeing that typed out made me laugh. And you could tell me chorizo is good in your coffee and I’d believe you, I love that stuff. Good with everything. Squash/chorizo lasagna sounds bomb.
I print various items, pistol bench blocks, various magazine pinky extensions, 10/22 receivers, and allot of misc experiments
I recently saw a few examples of 3D metal printed objects, and I was impressed! I have a 3D printer now for plastic, but I’ve never been thrilled with the products. Too flimsy for what I want them to do, so I’m keeping tabs on the metal 3D printers to come way down in price.
That would be next level for sure!
Old Hot Wheels, primarily the Classic Cord.
I also collect the 36 Cord, 31 Doozie, Auburn 852 and Phantom Corsair.
Safe to assume most people won't understand how insane this picture is lol
I also collect the 36 Cord, 31 Doozie, Auburn 852 and Phantom Corsair.
Safe to assume most people won't understand how insane this picture is lol
I’ve been into sports cards since I was a kid. Michael Jordan was/is my idol. Also I am a huge Ken Griffey Jr fan. One day I’ll own the Michael Jordan 1986 Fleer rookie card. I don’t care about the grade as long as it’s a 5 or better. I just want to have it. Oldest I have is a 1987.
I have always thought that most people, if not everyone, has something they are exceptionally good at, and that very few ever figure out what that is? I could name a hundred examples if I had room, but just one, is Glen Campbell. He has little formal education, can not read music, and yet he was one, if not the best , most highly payed, studio Musician, ever, in absolutely any style of music, and world famous singer. When he first started with the wrecking crew, the very top studio musicians in LA, they ask him if he could read music. His answer was I don't need to! he was literally able to just hear part of a song, or tune, and not only play it instantly, but improve on it, in many cases. I have tried many, many, hobbies, hoping I would stumble across something I am good at! No luck yet, and I'm about out of time, and energy, It could be that I'm just good at being retired, and spinning yarns? And that is OK with me.
Love the thread. I do need to find a couple hobbies. Like a few others, I don't have time for hobbies working 65-70 hours per week and then do work around the property on the weekends. That being said, I plan to retire in the next 8-10 years so want to have something I already enjoy doing. I have the shop and space to do something but need to figure it out. My dad is 83 years old and the only thing he does is yard care/maintenance. It does keep him busy year round as he lives in Hawaii and has half acre with a ton of plants, trees and yard. However, his doctors keep telling him he needs to do more than that for his mental and physical health. I can't go down his path in that regard.
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