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I have a new xfinity modem/router which has the wifi6. I usually don't use the router part of the modem, but this modem has been rock solid and very fast wifi. That being said, I'm at my wits end when trying to get my Noip.com address to work with xfinity's port forwarding. I have had no luck...

I used to do these for people all the time, but since having a two kids and tons of work around the house, I haven't had the time. I have a HM board that has the modified connections already done. All that is needed is to solder a switch to the board on its own connector. The SMD soldering...

I believe it's the version before changing it from 1 button to 4 buttons. I am pretty sure I don't have a version of the case you are looking for as I purchased my 3d printer well after your version of the HM. Before that, I used to purchase cases from Tom, mostly

Nvm, dang. My eyesight is getting bad, even with my glasses on. I have not made a case like the one you have posted, as the the one in my last post has the side power and not the bottom

I will need to look at my laptop. I have done a 4 line case before.

Oops, yeah, 4.0

Look for 4.2 Heatermeter on thingiverse.com . There the sliding back case

Look on thingiverse or Heatermeter wiki.. I might have it, not sure if it's on my new laptop.

You shouldn't even need temp control for cold smoking. As you know, the outside temperature and cold smoking by default is well cold, no heat. If I'm smoking cheese then I know outside its 40° then thats good, lol. You could use the Heatermeter to warn you if your cold smoke gets above 70°...

You have some noise in probe 1. Make sure youe soldering is good.

I also played around with my part and shipping is effected big time, ouch. 4 parts equal a 52.5 inch circle 4 parts to make circle $185 4 parts shipping $38.98 If I combine 2 parts for a part that is 51.606 x 33.045 1 parts = $108.32 2(half circle) = $106.30 Shipping cost 2 day Old Dominion...

I would say it would be fairly cheap depending on the material used. I selected cold rolled 10 gauge and one piece was quoted at $48.08 for 1 for this part in my picture. Prices gets cheaper with more parts ordered. 4 parts at $46 24 gauge $10.17 Hot rolled 10 gauge $46.33 Stainless #4...

Thanks Ralph, Been doing the back yard since June, retaining wall, removed grass, put down 9 yards of pea gravel, finished fire pit will add rotisserie and grate. Next will be 16x12 or 24x12 deck with a pergola all done by me. I'm actually thinking about redoing the insert now that I found...

Just saw this today on my Facebook page and thought I would pass it along as I cut have used this service 3 weeks ago when I welded up my firepit insert. Cheap cheap I could have got my parts cut and delivered for 200 10 gauge steel, and I had local quotes for 700. In the end I did it myself...

Over the years, I have had Auber and Thermoworks, I will take Thermoworks over Auber, every time. My auber thermos always fall apart at the tip. I had the clip on that Bryan mentioned and it fell apart on me. I had another and the metal tip came off and exposed the wire. My Thermoworks...

I had an issue with thermoworks high heat TC and so at the beginning of my smoke I had to use a thermistor 1 as my Pit probe. After I fixed it, I'm now back on it and it seems to be good, as I wasn't sure if I had the correct wires on the right post.

I have had the same blower since my UDS

http://myheatermeter.ddns.net/luci Going to be smoking 9 racks of ribs All setting stock no changes 28cfm blower

More then likely an effect of the virus and shipping times overseas. Commercial airlines are used to transport packages and since there are not as many flights available, your order will take a much longer time and its probably stuck in customs.

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