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I thought it was just a sound alike, but no. It’s fucking Matt Berry

In that case it should handle for a while, just don’t try to prune it before the move.

If you’re daring, you may be able to do a routine root a trim to prevent root binding and bonsai it.

That’s kind of neat, but I’ve seen that mod by like, 8 different people before the advent of AI. Why reinvent the wheel using the very thing that limits his fan base from playing the game to begin with?

While normally I’m all for modding, I genuinely suggest playing without them, at least for your first boss run. After that, I’m quite partial to the diablo style loot mods

That a ficus or a money tree? Either way it should probably be in a bigger pot.

Fallout 4 already has first person though, what exactly did he mod?

I’d gladly join! Hell, I’ll feed the whole server even!

Would absolutely suggest trying it. I’ve bought 2 early access games in my life and both of them are valheim. It’s practically a vacation home for me.

I have a deep love for open world survival games with crafting mechanics and settlement building. I’d love it even more of they had established NPC communities that you could engage in.

I genuinely wish I could live in a little self sustaining farm on the edge of a city and periodically go to market to sell the spoils of my dungeoneering and pick up new bounties.

Or be part of a community where I periodically barter different things to do whatever menial tasks the community needs done. Weed your yard for two jars of honey. Trade one to the neighbor for vegetables and turn the other into mead for next season. Help another repair their roof because I know they’ll help me out when I need to fix the siding come fall.

Most of my games are just a chance to better engage in something I wish I could be doing in life.

I’ve literally been considering exactly this for a media center. I already have a server built put of an old tower, but it’s got limited specs and I don’t want to bog down the other stuff running a gui and all that.

Recently picked up a Flash forge AD5X. I been using a qidi x-pro since before auto leveling was a normal thing and I just wanted an easy and reliable machine.

Do the z-mod to get full control and honestly the thing is a work horse. Back to back prints all week without a single fail. It does Multi-Color, resonance calibration, self loads, the works. Flash forge gets some flack for not being innovative enough, but you don’t buy a prototype car for your daily driver. This thing is a reliable Toyota Camry of printers.

If you’re up to a bit more complex of a job, I have files for headphone bands to replace the whole hinge and band with either 3D printed or cut metal.

3d printed can be done with any printer either as is or flat and then shaped with an oven to specific designs.

Metal needs only a dremel, drill, and sandpaper and can be made out if sheet steel from any hardware store. Bending is done by hand or 3d printed jig.

Both use 3m screws to be adjustable but can be glued in place if prefered.

I’m not sure if it’s region or my VPN, but all the grabcad links come back with errors. The terminal v2 is almost exactly what I’m looking for though. In that he’s 3d printing an adapter to connect the battery terminals to molex. I want to take it a step further, pop the top off the battery, desolder the proprietary terminals, solder in the molex and then print a male and female mounting track converter. Then pop open the tool and replace that side with molex too. Tgen I just put the parts together as a kit and any time I see a good deal on a tool I don’t have I can gran a bag of parts, hit print, and have it integrated into my battrr system in 30min.

The reasons provided are the thin veneer of validity to excuse modifying it for my own fun and preference. If I needed a reason not to do it, the knowledge that it will take any amount of time out of my day is enough. I can’t choose to use a different cpu microcode, I can’t choose to live in a nation that isn’t a shithole, I can’t choose to not participate in consumerism, but I can choose to cut open shitty Walmart tools and replace the shitty proprietary metal prongs with something I choose to put there. Just because I can’t choose most things doesn’t means I shouldn’t use and enjoy the choices I can have.

Yeah I’m picking up that usb-C isn’t the option.

I’m basically looking to take a contact adapter to the next level and just replace the contacts on all current and future tools with something that’s easy to buy in bulk and reliable. The xt## may be what I’m looking for.

Instead of a brand style mount to attach their battery or a converter to connect brand x to brand y, I want to replace the little block with metal prongs with a little block that has a cheap plug I can buy in bulk. Then do the same to the battery with the compatible plug. Like instead of a 3rd thing, just build it into the tool.

Circular, sawzaw, drill, impact, vacuum, flashlight, mini chainsaw. They’re all Hart brand as either gifts or discount. They’re not bad for what they are.

I’m not at all worried about the clips and rails, powertools are relatively recent to me but I’ve been doing 3d printing long enough that if I can’t make it work with the current hardware I’ll just make and harden whole new shells for all the tools.

That’s the kind of info I’m looking for, I figure I’ll just be wiring it directly into the tool so the wires in there should handle it. so now I just need to find a readily available male to female port that came handle that.

That’s my biggest worry, I’d hate to do all the work just to have to redo it regularly, so I’m not attached to USB-C, that’s just the current trend and I’d like to build this idea to last.

The battery to tool converter is actually how I got to this idea. I live by the idea than anything worth doing is worth overdoing, so why stop at an adapter when I can just make my own interface and modify all future tools with that? It will look cleaner, and all I’ll need to do going forward is solder in the port for any new tools I get.

Exactly like that for part 1, part 2 would be adapting the battery port to use a compatible plug instead of the current property nonsense.

Hey if you don’t get it sorted, hit me up, I’m in the Chicago timezone and I can give you my docker file and walk you through how I did exactly the same thing you’re looking for.

Very much bottom right. I’m barely a cut above fermenting in open air and hoping it doesn’t turn poisonous.