But if they didn't, we wouldn't have the visual warning.
Internet? That's enough humanity. We had a... run. Time to burn it all down.
While you can pay for credits, it is very simple to collect supercredits, even playing solo on Trivial and Easy levels.
Once the warbond is purchased, the items can only be unlocked with Medals. These are only gained by playing the game.
Supply FRV is awesome for solodivers. The "turret" is a mounted guard dog.
DragulAPT by DJ Cummerbund
Doyle has learned how to open the woven box my spouse uses to hide hit cat toys.
Ehh. They cap your medals at 250, so it does get out of hand, but I agree. The new rule makes more sense.
As long as you have an account during the Major Order, you get the rewards upon completion.
My spouse always hits me with "Do you want solutions or commiseration?"
Thankfully, they accept either choice.
Mainly because EVs are the vehicle type trying out driverless technology.
Comfort food from my Gran. Always a staple in the cold months.
My youngest wanted to make dice as a yule gift. We got the dual effect by using geode inserts for the clear with red swirls and then filled the opening with a translucent light blue.
This was then cast in a clear shell and the numbers done in silver.
I'm no dummy. I made them do all the painting, sanding, and polishing.
Rule #1. PPE. Every time. Always. Even if you're just moving the chemicals, you're touching them and need PPE.
I was reorganizing my resin dyes and one of the bottles (Ultramarine Blue) had cracked on a seam due to age.
This picture is after multiple attempts at cleaning it off. Thankfully, it was just dye and not something worse.
Made these for a friend. I've already been asked for two more sets.
Technically, these are the second set I've done like this. I forgot to take pictures of the first set due to a time crunch.
To make these, I fill my blank insert molds about halfway with clear resin. I then fill them as much as possible with cherry wood curls/shavings. I let them sit a few minutes before topping off with more resin and try to cram some more wood into the mold.
I had attempted this with redwood shavings, but lighter woods are almost transparent once the resin goes into the pressure pot.
I had offered glittery red, but they passed on it.
Just pulled these out of the pot and awaiting full cure before I can polish.
I am thinking of doing glittery red high values.
She owns all unpaired socks and will fight me for them.
So I found a decent work-around for cure inhibition. SiliNOT! is a reusable silicone substitute for mold making.
It melts at temperatures above 130°F (54°C), but they suggest not going above 150°F (65.5°C), as the material breaks down at 180°F (82°C). It can also be thinned with a small amount of water for detailed parts (I add water as it begins to melt and stir in as it melts further).
While it is only good for 1-2 pulls, the material is re-meltable to re-cast as needed. I use it for recently printed SLA masters, as I am too impatient to wait for photoinitiators to "burn off" and waste way too much silicone.
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