One of my favourite websites! Now, I wish there was a website this simple for caulking - the amount of time I've spent trying to understand what to use for each new project that pops up.
One of my favourite websites! Now, I wish there was a website this simple for caulking - the amount of time I've spent trying to understand what to use for each new project that pops up.
Your handy web-based tool tip of the day. I supposed this could also be a request for other useful single-purpose web-based tools. If you know of one you'd like to share, please glue it to this...
Your handy web-based tool tip of the day. I supposed this could also be a request for other useful single-purpose web-based tools. If you know of one you'd like to share, please glue it to this post in a comment below.
Huh, interesting. I semi-recently broke part of one of the switches off of my mechanical keyboard. The "cross" part you normally use when swapping keys almost cleanly came off, stuck in the Esc...
Huh, interesting. I semi-recently broke part of one of the switches off of my mechanical keyboard. The "cross" part you normally use when swapping keys almost cleanly came off, stuck in the Esc key.
I used E6000 to adhere it again. That worked pretty well in general for a month or so. But now it seems flimsy - the key cap kind of wobbles around, though still adhered.
Would you all recommend trying epoxy since this is plastic to plastic?
One of my favourite websites! Now, I wish there was a website this simple for caulking - the amount of time I've spent trying to understand what to use for each new project that pops up.
Also take a look at their news page. The cuttlefish and 3D glasses one is great!
Your handy web-based tool tip of the day. I supposed this could also be a request for other useful single-purpose web-based tools. If you know of one you'd like to share, please glue it to this post in a comment below.
Not exactly useful, but https://asdfjklsemicolon.com and https://something.com are personal favorites.
Huh, interesting. I semi-recently broke part of one of the switches off of my mechanical keyboard. The "cross" part you normally use when swapping keys almost cleanly came off, stuck in the Esc key.
I used E6000 to adhere it again. That worked pretty well in general for a month or so. But now it seems flimsy - the key cap kind of wobbles around, though still adhered.
Would you all recommend trying epoxy since this is plastic to plastic?