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9h ago
inWrote off ultrasonic cleaning for years, then a $60 tank from a garage sale in Fresno proved me wrong
Tried it on a Seiko shutter from a dead Yashica and it came out fine, but I pulled the shutter blades out of the assembly first since I did not trust the timing gears to survive all that shaking. What got me was the mirror box foam, that stuff turned to black goo in the bath and took three rinses to clear out. Did you run yours at full heat the whole time or cut it down for the shutter parts? Curious if the temp matters as much as the cycle length on the thin metal.
1d ago
inCan we talk about how everyone says par-boil potatoes before air frying them? I tried it both ways and plain raw wins
Boiling potatoes for air frying is just making mashed potatoes with extra steps.
3d ago
inMy buddy Marcus changed how I read reviews after one text about his $60 blender
How many of those glowing reviews were from people who got the thing free?
5d ago
inDrywall mud dry time in November, my Airdrie mistake
Kept the heat at 16 and that's the real problem, not the November timing. Mud needs to stay above 18 or so to cure at a normal pace, and every degree under that slows it down a lot. The furnace running doesn't help much either if the air is dry and the temp is low, because the water in the mud just sits there. So a temp clause won't save you on its own, you also need to spell out who pays to bump the heat up and keep it there during the dry time. Six days for three coats in a cold basement is pretty much what I'd expect, so at least you know it wasn't anything you did wrong.