Picture of Last Items You Bought (NO WEAPONS)

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

That's an outstanding job Rick. How bad was it initially though?

I should have taken a before picture. I did it myself a year ago and it was definitely due. But it isn’t an old grill that was deteriorated. It wasn’t as bad as this before picture of someone else’s grill from their website and I don’t think the results are quite as good as the after picture from their website. But I’m happy with it overall and I don’t have 3 hours to spend on it right now.

[TXSTYLE]

Some new Eyewear 😎

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I should have taken a before picture. I did it myself a year ago and it was definitely due. But it isn’t an old grill that was deteriorated. It wasn’t as bad as this before picture of someone else’s grill from their website and I don’t think the results are quite as good as the after picture from their website. But I’m happy with it overall and I don’t have 3 hours to spend on it right now.

Originally Posted by heitzke

*shrug* because I need more expensive hobbies to tinker with

Did you buy a prebuilt? Or just the board or caps? What switches are you using?

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I should have taken a before picture. I did it myself a year ago and it was definitely due. But it isn't an old grill that was deteriorated. It wasn't as bad as this before picture of someone else's grill from their website and I don't think the results are quite as good as the after picture from their website. But I'm happy with it overall and I don't have 3 hours to spend on it right now.

They washed away all that extra flavor 🤭

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Professional grill cleaning for my 6-year old grill. Second time I’ve had it done and this was a different vendor. Probably a little cleaner that I would have gotten it, but not blown away by results. They all have websites that make it seem like an old grill can be made to look like brand new. It’s clean, but nowhere near brand new-looking. It did save me a good 2-3 hours I don’t have though.

That thing needs an ///M badge so badly!

[heitzke]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

Did you buy a prebuilt? Or just the board or caps? What switches are you using?

I just got the board and some different caps. This is my first build so my friend is helping me try out a few different switches that she has laying around before buying.

I ended up picking up these caps: https://kbdfans.com/collections/keyc...39522257240203

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

They washed away all that extra flavor 🤭

Gotta do it sometimes to get rid of flare ups and restore temperature peak.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

That thing needs an ///M badge so badly!

It doesn't deserve one. I actually don't love that grill all that much and wish I went with a replacement Weber. Stuck with it now though.

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

It doesn't deserve one. I actually don't love that grill all that much and wish I went with a replacement Weber. Stuck with it now though.

How about a Type R sticker then?
I heard it'll add more BTUs.

[bosstones]

Went to the stealership to buy some oil and filter kits since I'll just change the oil when I do some N55 work. I walked out w/ only the latter.

They're not selling oil since they haven't gotten a delivery in a long time and have since exhausted all supply. I was advised to pick some up from any auto part store excl the ones around the dealership. Apparently, they bought out the synthetics from the local stores. Geez...

[colorado.e9x]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

^^^ Why do you need the Japanese keyboard?

Japanese keyboard you say?

edit: nearly forgot this board is based off the chinese opera, my apologies

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by heitzke

Ahh that's just the keyset that the keyboard is displayed with. I still have to buy keys and crap for it.

I'm confused. You bought a keyboard that doesn't come with keys?

[heitzke]

Originally Posted by spazzyfry123

I'm confused. You bought a keyboard that doesn't come with keys?

It's a whoooole ass hobby that I wasn't aware of - custom keyboard building and assembly. From the frames, keys, switches and everything. All totally customizable to your typing, feel and style. One of my best friends has been in it for a few years and she finally convinced me (kinda) just to try one out.

I didn't really know what I was getting myself into, admittedly.

[M5Rick]

RCD PLUG to replace faulty one powering the hot tub.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

RCD PLUG to replace faulty one powering the hot tub.

GFCI (ground fault circuit interruptor) for those of us in parts of the world with wimpy 120V electrical outlets for our mains (sic) power.....

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

GFCI (ground fault circuit interruptor) for those of us in parts of the world with wimpy 120V electrical outlets for our mains (sic) power.....

Just refilled the tub with fresh water and the light went out, tested the six year old RCD and it was done.

[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by heitzke

*shrug* because I need more expensive hobbies to tinker with

oooh no.

nonononono

i was big into keyboards a while ago, still have my pristine model m. i personally peaked when i spent $350 on a hhkb bluetooth and probably more than that just on the keyset and a two-color clickclack skull lmao

currently using a microsoft wireless desktop 850 at work, and a logitech g613 at home

[DenverSteve]

I picked up a Sony a7C to add to the bag. It's about the size of my A6500 but full-frame and newer technology. It is a great compliment to my larger bodies I use for video documentaries.

[fiveohwblow]

Originally Posted by DenverSteve

I picked up a Sony a7C to add to the bag. It's about the size of my A6500 but full-frame and newer technology. It is a great compliment to my larger bodies I use for video documentaries.

Such a great line of cameras. Love it.

[DenverSteve]

They are something special. After 30 years as a CPS pro, I finished a travel piece on Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley after climbing Huayna Picchu - exhausted. I started looking at everything on the market that could save me weight and maintain IQ. I had only used Sony ENG cameras previously and was blown away with the total quality package Sony provides in a smaller/lighter package. I purchased one body and a few lenses for extensive testing and switched completely. Everyone should use what they find the best for them but for my work, and pleasure, Sony is the total package.

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by heitzke

It's a whoooole ass hobby that I wasn't aware of - custom keyboard building and assembly. From the frames, keys, switches and everything. All totally customizable to your typing, feel and style. One of my best friends has been in it for a few years and she finally convinced me (kinda) just to try one out.

I didn't really know what I was getting myself into, admittedly.

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

oooh no.

nonononono

i was big into keyboards a while ago, still have my pristine model m. i personally peaked when i spent $350 on a hhkb bluetooth and probably more than that just on the keyset and a two-color clickclack skull lmao

currently using a microsoft wireless desktop 850 at work, and a logitech g613 at home

LOL. I am so confused.

This must be what non-car people feel like when someone tells them their hobby is something non-car people view as an appliance.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

GFCI (ground fault circuit interruptor) for those of us in parts of the world with wimpy 120V electrical outlets for our mains (sic) power.....

Swapped that mother around vreihen16 and tubs working like a train

[freakystyly]

Picked up some new smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.. one of the old ones started to chirp as an end of life alarm. Checked the expiration dates and they were all due soon.

Stay safe out there!