Recent content by Pauljacob

https://discord.gg/hQXcRCMK

Selling my iPhone 12 as I upgraded to a newer model. Shipping and insurance no included in the cost. Also included are a Spigen Liquid Air and generic Magsafe case. Minor scratches and scuffs are present at the camera rings and upper regions of the side rails. Minor dents on the top of the...

I met Anmol over a year ago and became very close friends with him, being in contact with him almost daily the past 6 months. Anmol always served the community wholeheartedly taking initiative to head in new directions. He would always make amends with anyone who disagreed with him and never...

Hey guys, wanted to offer a more accessible and customizable 3D printing service to TE members. You can check out @slippery's service and @cyberwarfare's service to see if they're better suited to your requirements. Please fill in this form to avail of the service. TE Senior Members can get...

Chose Gridfinity to organize my screws and electronics. After printing them, I feel that magnets would be good add-on. Ikea pegboard would also serve as a great vertical storage solution.

Yeah, but the larger publishers always get ahead due to their company-size production and teams. The blogging space is even worse after Sep 2023 due to Google. I have some much to write on my own site but the time is just not there. That's genuinely amazing. The scale is mindblowing. Do you...

I have the "humble" Ender 3. Good you went for the large print module. A warning that if you plan to modify even one part, you'll end up spending more than the cost of the printer in upgrades. Fusion is great, so is Onshape. Why not try both and see. Same for OrcaSlicer. Nice to see you do...

Hey that great to know. I personally use Fusion, but have shifted to onshape. For slicing I use Prusaslicer. Sketch up is amazing to begin with and you can in fact use it for 3d prints. Seems like you're re you an architect. Also what printer did you get...

A standard soldering iron should work imo. Leaded 63/37 solder that melts at a low temp (~200C) and a fine solder tip will make your job easier. Just mix the solder in with the factory one, and it should melt quickly, which you can remove with a wick. As for the wires, get the silicone-insulated...

Yeah that was me! Originally wanted a 3080 from rptech back in 2021, but got the mail for all the 30-series except that. Seems to have worked out well in the end...

Hey, @privateer, welcome to TE. It's great to have more homelabbers join. Care to share your setup?

Yes The payment was received from @ruiner21 for the card. Will be shipping it tomorrow...

I am selling my 3060 Ti FE, purchased from RPTech in 2021. The card has stock thermal pads and paste and was never opened. I have the original box, power adapter, and bill, which I will ship the card with. I can ship via Delhivery/DTDC, but the cost and insurance must be borne by the buyer...

Picked up the card from @Sub 's place. Deal went smoothly. Will test it out shortly...

The order has been placed for 29 JetKVM units. Future updates will be made in the linked WA group...