30 Day Rule/Focus; August 2022

That Meiji got me REAL close! I had it set on 6. I think 6 on this one is the same as 7 on the Slim.

It is a nice heft and feel in the hand and nice to look at too. It feels well built and solid. I should use it more!

 

the little italian waitress was not there. But, another who likes my cat was. She is always friendly. She said everybody calls her the "Crazy Cat Lady" because she feeds feral cats. She also has 3 (I think she said) cats of her own.

Nice scenery but, I really go for the food. REAL italian owners and food is awesome. Especially the clam linguini in white sauce. YUM!

 

there are a few like that out there.thankfully you found a good one.higher mileage engines can weep coolant into the cylinders a drip or 2 per drive cycle,going unnoticed by the car owner until he/she finds the coolant level too low.no visible leaks...

 

thank you Danny..

 

looks good and takes advantage of what's out there blade wise.en vogue with today's younger shavers. 3D printing technology and miles better than carts.ECO friendly,replacement parts available.sounds win win..

 

I think that is a great explanation because my car has close to 209 K. She still has pep. Lol!

 

if this is the case and you continue to lose coolant over time i have used a product called Alumi-seal.powdered aluminum.it helps weak head gaskets and internal seals without plugging the cooling system like the old school pellet types do.we used it at the dealerships on models prone to head gasket failure.and yes we added it even after replacing them for extra protection.we had a few year run of Subaru vehicles that would blow head gaskets prematurely.this product(different name inhouse) helped.liquid formulation works well also.the added bonus is that it shores up minor external leaks as well.

 

up for tomorrow..

 

Thanks again Gary! I will keep it for future reference.

 

Well, at least you picked one of my favorite MLB team's colors....SF Giants. I'll work on it. Tough slog ahead.

 

Oh wow....never thought of that.

 

Thanks Gary.

It is definitely a different approach and I think the razor will do good. The creator is Rod Burns from Crianlaich, Scotland.

From the Kickstarter page dealing with the printing:


The main parts are made in the UK by a specialist company using a type of additive manufacturing which builds up objects from the fusion of powdered nylon in a true 3D environment. These professional machines are very high tech and can produce great parts. I've had multiple comments from people who bought the initial release that the quality is much higher than they expected. This is because the machines used to manufacture MARS are massively superior to the typical "FDM" type of 3D printer. All body parts for the razor are solid filled all the way through.

 

Thank you Danny

 

Yep

 

Love linguini with clam sauce

 

What type of phone do you have Paul?

 

Nice!

 

thank you Joe