Ffs why did my relay's number dropped from 13 to 7, nuking even my own private relay? I didn't even switched clients 🫤
LWB
bmaxi89@iris.to
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Est. block 780641
Quenching in oil, how to?
Hey guys, I think I fell into the tool making rabbit hole.
Since I don't really want to spend 100+ euros and since it's not a common tool to find in thrift shops in my country, I have half of an idea of making myself a router plane with scraps of wood and an old file/chisel and a couple of hand screws.
I plan to bend the iron flat and parallel to the surface of the wood I'd be cutting so I would have a 30° bevel in order to attack with a nice angle the wood from any direction.
But since bending will likely require making the iron red hot, I believe hardening it back again is a must.
Therefore I searched a bit and I found that quenching is a crucial step into tool making. Lots of expert people do it with vegetable oil, but they never specify which one.
Do you guys have any experience?
Hey guys, I think I fell into the tool making rabbit hole.
Since I don't really want to spend 100+ euros and since it's not a common tool to find in thrift shops in my country, I have half of an idea of making myself a router plane with scraps of wood and an old file/chisel and a couple of hand screws.
I plan to bend the iron flat and parallel to the surface of the wood I'd be cutting so I would have a 30° bevel in order to attack with a nice angle the wood from any direction.
But since bending will likely require making the iron red hot, I believe hardening it back again is a must.
Therefore I searched a bit and I found that quenching is a crucial step into tool making. Lots of expert people do it with vegetable oil, but they never specify which one.
Do you guys have any experience?
GM nostr fam ☀️
Only 250~ days to the next halving.
Are you ready for even more digital scarcity?
Just finished Mr. Robot, a spoiler free note:
great show, it starts anarcho-nerdy and this catches you, but it develops in a much more profound way and this is what anchors you in front of a screen.
Amazing writing, wonderful scenes, really great directing, a 360° show.
Since I'm getting bored as hell back at the fiat mines, I installed Ubuntu on top of Windows 10 and I gotta say, it works pretty damn good!
Amazing tablet/laptop completely open source
QnA shared this link, I thought it could be useful for newbies approaching this world.
Linuxiac
StarLite 5 Is a Linux Tablet Powered by Intel Alder Lake N200
StarLite 5, a Linux-powered tablet with a 12.5-inch screen and Intel N200 CPU, is now available for pre-order. The price starts at $498.
Back to the fiat mines today.
Gotta admit it, I kinda missed it.
Work life is better if you like what you do.
Gm fam ☀️