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Redditr/AskElectronics46 min ago

Looking for bright energy efficient LEDs

I currently use 20mA rated LEDs, but they're not bright enough. I see on Amazon LEDs that are super bright rated at 300-600mA, but that would drain the battery too quickly, my project is battery powered. Can anyone recommend LEDs in the 50mA to 100mA range? I can't seem to find…

Wants: Bright LEDs rated 50-100mA for a battery-powered project, as 20mA ones are too dim and 300-600mA drain too much
Redditr/Gifts4 h ago

Looking for Christmas gift ideas for my fiancé, what are some practical gifts he'd actually use?

Christmas has always been the most special time of the year for us because it's also our anniversary. I used to get him collectible figures or model kits, but over the past few years, I've started thinking that something he can actually use every day would be more meaningful tha…

Wants: Practical, well-made gift for tech-loving IT engineer fiancé into outdoors: EDC, multi-tool, watch, keyboard or gear
Redditr/FlashlightIndia6 h ago

EDC and Self Defence

Hey everyone, long time lurker, first time poster here. I’ve been carrying a basic Klifoo keychain flashlight that I got off Amazon. While it’s fine for finding my keys in the dark, I’ve realized it’s completely useless if I ever need it in a pinch for self-defense or an emergen…

Wants: Budget tactical flashlight with strike bezel or glass breaker and high lumens/strobe for EDC self-defence
Redditr/HomeNetworking6 h ago

Offload hardware PPPoE per Flint 4

Hi everyone, I wanted to ask whether the new Flint 4 supports PPPoE Hardware Offload. I have a 10 Gbps XGS-PON FTTH home internet connection, and I’d like to know whether the Flint 4 is capable of handling PPPoE connections at 10 Gbps. Thanks!

Wants: Whether the GL.iNet Flint 4 router handles PPPoE hardware offload at 10 Gbps on XGS-PON fibre
Redditr/HomeNetworking8 h ago

WTB - RBS10 Netgear mesh satellite, new or used.

I need to buy one RBS10 Netgear mesh satellite, in new or used condition. I am based in Mumbai, India.

Wants: Buy one Netgear RBS10 mesh satellite, new or used, in Mumbai, India
Redditr/HomeNetworking11 h ago

Spectrum router causing Bufferbloat issues what are my options?

I have a 500/25mbps connection (it will be upgraded at some point to 500/500, since i got the text about it last month). I've been having a lot of issues lately getting massive lag spikes in games. I finally looked it up and a post suggested running a Bufferbloat test. I did so…

Wants: Router/gateway with VLAN or VAP and good bufferbloat control to replace Spectrum router, not OpenWRT
Redditr/BudgetAudiophile16 h ago

Banana Plug Replacement

Does anyone know if there's much of a difference between the quality of banana plugs? One of mine just snapped and I was looking at getting a new paid from amazon (need them for tomorrow).

Wants: Replacement banana plugs for speaker cables; asks if quality differs, needs them by tomorrow from Amazon
Redditr/HomeNetworking19 h ago

Media Enclosure Options

Media Enclosure Options

Wants: Options for a home media enclosure for networking equipment (no other details given)
Redditr/HomeNetworking21 h ago

Apartment Wifi Sucks — Can’t Access Modem

I have no access to my apartment’s modem because it isn’t in my unit, and if I did, I’m not allowed to touch it. I also have no ethernet wall jacks in my unit. How on earth can I get better wifi without getting my own monthly service? Are there standalone routers I can just plug…

Wants: Standalone wifi router/extender for apartment with no modem access or ethernet jacks, no new service
Redditr/BudgetAudiophile23 h ago

Hiding speaker wire

I have speaker wire running from right side under our fireplace hearthstone for about 10 feet. I'm trying to tuck it up under that so it's hidden. I've used the sticky putty but it doesn't seem to stick so well on the stone and eventually the wire drops loose. Any have a solutio…

Wants: Way to hide/attach 10 ft of speaker wire under a stone fireplace hearth; sticky putty doesn't hold
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

Non Permanent WiFi setup

Hey! I’m having a bit of a complicated issue. To preface, i have absolutely no experience when it comes to WiFi or home internet at all. I currently rent a room from my parents, and since I recently graduated high school, I really wanted to get a computer since I was not allowed…

Wants: Affordable own internet for my room; no cable at home, only parents' T-Mobile box; for gaming laptop
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

VLAN aware AP, on desk

I'm looking to upgrade my home network to start a homelab. I want to avoid if possible to setup the AP:s in the ceiling, because I don't have access to any ethernet from the attict and I want to avoid running cable along the walls. Today I have a pair of Nest Wifi points sitting…

Wants: VLAN-capable WiFi access point suited to sitting on a desk or shelf, for a homelab; replacing Nest Wifi
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

Fiber upgrade FINALLY

After 4 VERY long years I am FINALLY getting a fiber internet option with symmetrical 2GB service replacing the P2P company that provides 100mb/10mb service. my current setup is a Ring Pro with built in EERO, then 2 24 port switches, 1 5 port POE switch (powering a POE6 and a Ri…

Wants: Best router/switch setup for new 2Gb symmetrical fiber: Eero Max 7, Firewalla Gold, 2.5GbE PoE switch
Redditr/HomeNetworking1 d ago

ASUS Router Vulnerabilities (EBG19P)

Just watched a Gamers Nexus video regarding a firmware vulnerability with essentially all recent ASUS routers and wondering if it's worth considering replacing this relatively new router. My Wired POE router ( EBG19P ) runs a couple Zyxel AP's for regular internet surfing...heav…

Wants: Whether to replace ASUS EBG19P PoE router over firmware vulnerability; wants better router options, VLANs, wired setup
Redditr/WarhammerOldWorld16 d ago

Looking for some Movement Trays

I usually play online, but I’m starting to build a small Old World scene at my local game store and I’m looking for some good movement trays. There are so many STL options out there that I’m not sure which ones are worth getting. Can anyone recommend some good creators or places…

Wants: Quality movement tray STL creators/sources for The Old World, easy to print and use, for 3D printing
Redditr/BeginnerWoodWorking16 d ago

When do you want a miter saw and a track saw if you're a DIYer?

When do you want a miter saw and a track saw if you're a DIYer and not making a living off of woodworking? I can easily see table saw and circular saw being more versatile--I feel like table saw can do what a miter saw does and a track saw is exclusively for pro use where you'd…

Wants: Whether a DIYer needs a miter saw and track saw; also sawhorse or work support alternatives to Bora Centipede
X16 d ago

Do you have any suggestions on how I could get this if I don't have a printer? Is there a service that will print and paint this for me?

Wants: A 3D printing service that can also paint the item, since the author has no printer
Redditr/CNC_Router_Community17 d ago

CNC Suggestions

CNC router recommendations under $30k for cutting beehive lids and 71 mm holes in HDO plywood?I own a beekeeping equipment manufacturing business in South Georgia and am looking for a general-purpose CNC router to add to our shop.Its main jobs would be cutting rectangular beehiv…

Wants: 4x8 CNC router under $30k total for cutting HDO plywood beehive lids and 71 mm holes; new/used/import, production use
Redditr/BuyItForLife17 d ago

Best pocket knives I could get with a budget of $30?

Best pocket knives I could get with a budget of $30?

Wants: Best pocket knife under $30, durable and long-lasting
Redditr/3D_Printing17 d ago

Which printers should I buy

Hi, I haven’t used a 3d printer since high school and was wondering which on I should get, my main use is going to be making custom model kits for my self if that’s possible and narrow down the options, I’m also looking into a resin printer for custom statues for my apartment. R…

Wants: 3D printer recommendations: FDM for custom model kits plus a resin printer for statues; returning beginner
Redditr/sysadmin17 d ago

Cloud based biometric device

Hello! Do you have any suggestion of biometric device available in the market that can be extracted online? Please help me. I saw ngteco tc2 but based on the review the maximum person is 10. Thank you for the suggestion :)

Wants: Cloud-based biometric attendance device with online data extraction, supporting more than 10 users (NGTeco TC2 too limited)
Redditr/BuyItForLife17 d ago

Want to buy a Dremel. Any suggestions?

I was looking at the 4300, wired, which has good reviews but wireless is a lot nicer when working on projects are angles, not having to worry about a cord. I mainly plan to use it for hobby projects. Right now, Amazon is having it's big prime day sales, so thought it might be th…

Wants: Dremel rotary tool for hobby projects: wired 4300 vs cordless, durable, buying during Prime Day
Redditr/metaldetecting18 d ago

Rec Needed: Finding titanium bar in basalt rock/soil area

Looking for a recommendation on what to use to find a candy bar-sized piece of titanium that is within a small, 500 sq ft area. Area is remote and mostly dirt and basalt rocks. Trash free. Not sure of the depth of the rocks/soil that it may be buried in — but likely not more tha…

Wants: Cheap, simple detector for finding a candy-bar-sized titanium piece in basalt, buried up to 1 ft
Redditr/columbia18 d ago

Request (read: begging) for electronics parts donation for a research project

Hey everyone, I'm building a device for a research project that requires the Analog Discovery 3 and RF Power Amplifier. Together, these parts would cost me over $400, which to an undergrad, may as well be a million dollars. I have emailed various PIs and professors for said part…

Wants: Seeking an Analog Discovery 3 and RF Power Amplifier, preferably donated or acquired free.
X18 d ago

Hi, I'm looking to buy a new #Antminer Z15K (525 kSol/s). Can anyone recommend a trusted supplier that ships within Europe? #Bitmain #CryptoMining #Zcash #ZEC #Mining #ASIC #kSol #Z15K

Wants: A trusted supplier for a new Antminer Z15K (525 kSol/s) that ships within Europe
Redditr/battlebots19 d ago

Advice Needed- Weapon Motors, PLA Types, ESC, Transmitters, receivers Controllers.

I am going to be competing in a 15lb battle bot competition. It follows the official NRL rules. I'm new to all of this and have been learning a bit. I'm mainly concerned about my weapon motor currently. Are there and good motors and gear box suggestions that can withstand the ab…

Wants: Recommend a durable weapon motor and gearbox for a 15 lb vertical-spinner battle bot.
Redditr/CR1019 d ago

Replacement magnet for bed?

Recently visiting a friend and realized how many old printers they have. Quite a few of them need a new magnetic sheet on the bed. Holy cow.. I had no idea those magnets are so expensive. I get that they're nice and thick with both strong adhesive and magnetic properties but dam…

Wants: Looking for bulk 60-mil 3D-printer bed magnetic sheets with high-temp, preferably 3M adhesive, cheaper than $10–$20 each.
Redditr/ender320 d ago

Everything needed for btt smart filament sensor v2?

I just got a smart filament sensor, but like an idiot assumed it would be compatible with my ender 3 without checking. I just found I need to replace the main board to actually use the sensor. I wanted to double check and make sure I didn’t need anything else? I also wanted to g…

Wants: Recommend a compatible Ender 3 mainboard for a BTT Smart Filament Sensor V2; affordable, basic upgrade.
X20 d ago

What do you use? Any type of rock tumbler?

Wants: Asks what type of rock tumbler you use.
Redditr/JapaneseWoodworking20 d ago

Help

Hi, everyone! I’d like to learn more about Japanese planes. I’ve decided on a 42 x 180-millimeter kakuri. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B002TYZQ2M?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_ACKC7VS3ZYJRMDVRMC73&th=1 What do you think is it worth buying at all? Or will it just be a waste of money and ruin…

Wants: Is a 42 × 180 mm Kakuri Japanese plane worth buying?
X20 d ago

Love this bro, am thinking of doing this for my new crypto adventures/not promoting my coin. oh, any suggestions on where i can snag a good deal on a lucky bch miner for my community pool?

Wants: Where to get a good deal on a BCH miner for a community pool
Redditr/AskMechanics20 d ago

Best headlights for mechanics?

My partner is a mechanic and I am looking for recommendations of the best head lights as a present for him. I am currently looking at Milwaukee or Nitecore but looking for recommendations for any that are long lasting and durable as he goes through them and we haven’t found any…

Wants: A long-lasting, durable headlamp for a mechanic; comparing Milwaukee and Nitecore.
X20 d ago

Anyone tried the new-ish Purdy 14-inch Revolution rollers? I'm looking for honest feedback. Disclosure - I was gifted these rollers, and Purdy UK sponsor Decorators Forum UK. As always, any recommendations made are my own. #paintroller someone

Wants: Honest feedback on Purdy 14-inch Revolution paint rollers
Redditr/CampingGear20 d ago

Gloves and hatchet for beginner

New to camping, but I'd like to pick up some skills and learn. This would be casual 2 and 3 day weekend camping in the Northeast (NY, NJ, CT, PA) at campgrounds. Family of 5. Goal would be to build a campfire (of course) but eventually I'd like to learn how to cook with a dutch…

Wants: Advice on a beginner camping hatchet and hand and eye protection for casual car camping.
Redditr/3dprinter21 d ago

Is the bambu a1 worth it?

Im looking into buying a 3d printer for the first time and I've found the bambu a1 and I've seen a lot of good things about it, and im wondering if it's truly worth it or not

Wants: Is the Bambu A1 worth buying as a first 3D printer?
X21 d ago

Any mutual do any 3d printing? Looking at recommendations for printers for simple designs. I dont need color changing or the such, just basic jig printing

Wants: Recommend a 3D printer for simple designs and basic jigs; no color changing needed.
X21 d ago

Can anyone in the 3D printing community recommend a filament that actually looks more like a chrome metal when it's printed? I've tried different brands but most nowadays just look like glossy grey instead of a shiny chrome.

Wants: Filament that prints with a shiny chrome-metal look, not glossy grey
Redditr/knives21 d ago

Buck Mini Range Pro or Others?

I’m looking to get a knife that has under 3” blade to carry almost anywhere. I can get a Buck Mini Range Pro right now for around $70 and I’m finding that deal hard to beat. Any recommendations for other options? Only requirement is good quality and good warranty.

Wants: Recommend a quality knife with a blade under 3 inches and a good warranty; budget is around $70.
Redditr/Tools21 d ago

Track saw or circular saw guide? Have table saw

Disclaimer: new to woodworking, looking for tools to make repeatable cuts and for home DIYer, intend on projects like French cleats, work bench, and other versatile and practical organization systems and products (maybe even improve the value of a home a little), nothing profess…

Wants: Whether to get a track saw, miter saw, or circular-saw guide alongside a table saw
Redditr/3Dprinting22 d ago

Present for my son

Hey, looking for ideas on a good quality printer for my son's 18th birthday. Not looking for something super cheap but also not looking for a 1,000 plus price tag. Any recommendations?

Wants: Recommend a good-quality 3D printer for an 18th birthday, under $1,000 but not super cheap.
Redditr/DIYHome22 d ago

Tool to remove thin set?

Redoing a shower, and whoever did the thin set for the previous tile did an interesting job. I can chisel it out, but any suggestions for a tool to make this faster? Everything I already have will leave divots in the backer board, and I'm trying to save that.

Wants: A tool to remove thin set faster without damaging the backer board.
X22 d ago

I’m looking for the cheapest microcontroller I can realistically buy on a board. So far I’ve landed on the CH32V003 for ~$1, any other suggestions?

Wants: Cheapest microcontroller available on a board; alternatives to the ~$1 CH32V003.
Redditr/BeginnerWoodWorking22 d ago

Do you need all these tools for French cleats?

Disclaimer: no woodworking experience or much tools, want to get a clear picture of what I'd need to make nice French cleat system. Did some research and am thinking of a Skil/Dewalt 10" jobsite table saw since it's versatile, allows for accurate/reproducible cuts, and seems to…

Wants: Which tools are needed for a French cleat system, and can a jobsite table saw, drill, circular saw, and jigsaw replace a drill press, bands,
Redditr/HomeNetworking22 d ago

RJ9 Crimp Tool

Does anyone have a recommendation for a good crimper that works with RJ9 plugs? These don't seem to be common at all anymore. I need this specifically for making hybrid power/data cables for a motorized shade job. The shade motors use a compact RJ9 port while the other end is ty…

Wants: A crimper that works with RJ9 plugs for making hybrid power/data cables (RJ9-to-RJ45).
X22 d ago

I'm looking for a tasty power conduit. Any recommendations?

Wants: Recommendations for a tasty power conduit.
Redditr/Makera23 d ago

Is the Makera Z1 worth buying despite the software issues?

Hi everyone! Greetings from Japan! The Z1 is expected to launch on a Japanese crowdfunding platform later this month, and I'm thinking about getting the Z1 Pro with a few add-ons. I've been doing some research before buying, and I've noticed quite a few people mentioning problem…

Wants: Whether the Makera Z1 Pro is worth buying for hobby CNC projects despite software issues, mainly machining brass, aluminum, plastic, andwood
Redditr/StainedGlass23 d ago

I hate posting this but I need Grinder recommendations, and tool recommendations.

I hate that I am posting this after reading several posts on here regarding people asking recommendations for Grinders. First, I have never made stained glass art but I really would love to. I love precision work and just making art in general. I have been going back and forth o…

Wants: Recommend a reliable stained-glass grinder with water feed and support for 1/4- and 1/8-inch bits; price is flexible.
Redditr/SlipjointKnives23 d ago

Colonial master Barlow https://www.colonialknifecorp.com/products/vintage-knives

Any insight on this?Have a 77-ish forest master by colonial from my grandfather.Would buy this if it’s worth its salt. But for some reason it feels to good to be true. Any help is appreciated. https://www.colonialknifecorp.com/products/vintage-knives

Wants: Whether the Colonial vintage Barlow knife listing is worth buying.
Redditr/3Dprinting23 d ago

Most durable filament that looks good?

As the title says. I am starting to lean into 3D printing functional prints for sale; I want the exterior of the prints to have a clean look like PLA, particularly for slightly finer details, with minimal post-processing, but for it to be stronger and more durable (while staying…

Wants: Recommend durable, rigid, dimensionally accurate filament with a clean, matte PLA-like finish and minimal post-processing; avoid carbon-f ib
Redditr/iiests23 d ago

Doubt regarding calculators

I am a btech 1st sem student, midsems are coming. We are allowed non-programmable scientific calculators. So, which one should I buy? I am thinking about the casio 991 cw or ex Pls help 🙏🙏

Wants: Which non-programmable scientific calculator to buy for first-semester exams: Casio 991 CW or EX
Redditr/esp3223 d ago

Which one is better?

I've decided to ask the people who use the ESP32 Directly because researching didn't yield me results. classic ESP32 vs ESP32-Cx, ESP32-Px and the other variants. Most of the projects I do are lightweight, but I have many roadblocks for projects I have wanted to do for years, li…

Wants: Which ESP32 variant suits USB host, more RAM/flash, and complex sketches; also low-cost Raspberry Pi alternatives under $25.
X24 d ago

What dry herb vaporizer would you recommend? I’m trying to stop using rolling papers because I’ve been told they may be bad for my hidradenitis, so I’m looking for something simple, affordable, and easy to keep clean. If you don’t personally use dry herb vaporizers, please don’t…

Wants: A simple, affordable dry herb vaporizer that's easy to clean, as an alternative to rolling papers.
X25 d ago

any suggestions for desoldering ? I’m doing some 3ds usb c mods and sometimes old solder gets really stubborn. I’m new to this so idk if in general it’s advised to put fresh solder blobs but that’s what worked for me to get it on the desoldering wire. I have seen some pumps

Wants: Suggestions for desoldering tools or methods for stubborn solder during 3DS USB-C mods
Redditr/BambuLab26 d ago

Best time to buy a P1S in Canada?

First-time 3D printer looking to get into 3D printing! Bambu printers have been recommended everywhere that I've looked, compared to other brands like Elegoo etc. After further research, I'm leaning heavily towards the P1S compared to a bedslinger like the A1/Mini because of pet…

Wants: Whether to buy a P1S now in Canada or wait for $100+ savings, and choose AMS2 or AMS
X26 d ago

Do you have any suggestions for a good solder iron?

Wants: A good soldering iron
X27 d ago

So I've been going through more and more of my storage items and I realize I am going to need to get some of these floppy drives cleaned and tested before I check my disk collection. I also have 2 1541's that won't power on... Does anyone have any recommendations for reliable fo…

Wants: Reliable sources for floppy-drive supplies, parts, cleaning, testing, and repairs; limited teardown space.
Redditr/soldering27 d ago

Fume extractor

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice. I don't solder a lot, but I do spend some time on it while fixing my FPV drones or repairing gamepads as a side job. So far, I haven't used a fume extractor (since I wasn't doing it much), but I'm aware of the harmfulness of solder fumes…

Wants: Recommend a solder fume extractor or DIY setup for occasional desk soldering, around €250.
Redditr/CarHacking27 d ago

Best diagnostic setup for a 2007 Mercedes B-Class (W245) — Full wiring diagrams & deep fault code readings?

Hey everyone, I’m working on a 2007 Mercedes-Benz B-Class (W245) B 180 CDI (manual) and looking for the most efficient setup to both read/clear deep Mercedes fault codes (all modules: CDI, SAM, ESP, EZS) and access accurate wiring schematics / service manuals. Right now, I’m con…

Wants: Best diagnostic scanner and software setup for a 2007 Mercedes W245, including deep fault codes and wiring diagrams
Redditr/prusa3d27 d ago

Building a Prusa Core One – Looking for the ultimate high-quality tool & consumable checklist!

Hi everyone, I’m planning to assemble a Prusa Core One from the kit. I know Prusa generously includes all the basic tools needed to get the printer built out of the box, but I want to take a zero-compromise approach for this build. My goal is to use top-tier tools to avoid strip…

Wants: Recommendations for high-quality tools and consumables for assembling a Prusa Core One kit
Redditr/trimui27 d ago

Battery unsoldered - need the 3-pin component

Hey community! My Trimui Brick has been sitting on the shelf for months now due to the battery connector that unsoldered for no actual reasons (the one with 3 pins, soldered on the mobo). I tried to search for it over the internet and bought 20-30 bucks worth of electric materia…

Wants: A compatible 3-pin battery connector for a Trimui Brick motherboard
Redditr/HomeNetworking27 d ago

Best Cat6/Cat6A Ethernet cable brand for 1 Gbps fiber + wired mesh backhaul?

I have Point Broadband 1 Gbps fiber connected to a Zyxel EX5512-T0 router. The current WAN connection uses Cat5e. I want to run Ethernet from the main router to my second mesh node so it can use a wired backhaul. What Cat6 or Cat6A RJ45 cable brands would you recommend for relia…

Wants: Recommend a reliable Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A Ethernet cable for a 40–55 ft wired mesh backhaul; advise on shielding.
Redditr/AboveGroundPools28 d ago

Snow rake for safety cover.

I have a safety cover for my above ground pool and I really love it. Last year we had some real have snow a few times and at one point had about 18 inches of snow come down. The cover itself can handle the weight but I ended up using a push broom to reach out and pull some of th…

Wants: A snow rake with a rubber or foam edge to clear heavy snow from an 18x33 above-ground pool safety cover.
Redditr/BudgetAudiophile28 d ago

Trying to find a safe power supply

Trying to find a safe power supply

Wants: A safe power supply
Redditr/arduino28 d ago

[Help] Picking a tiny and beginner friendly servo to make a hand held butterfly accessory

Hello! I'm quite new to electronics/programming/etc and am looking for help on a prop I'd like to make. I'm looking for suggestions on the best options for a butterfly prop I'm making for cosplay. My hope is to mount a small butterfly on some sort of ring so that it sits by my k…

Wants: A tiny, beginner-friendly servo for a lightweight handheld cosplay butterfly, possibly with an LED.
X28 d ago

As a maker I go through a ton of CA glue (super glue). I’ve always bought the Adhesive Guru brand because a 100g bottle is like $6. I can’t find those 100g bottles for under $18 right now ! It’s sold out on hobby lobby too. Can anyone recommend another brand with good bang for y…

Wants: Recommend an affordable CA glue brand, ideally in 100g bottles, as an alternative to Adhesive Guru.
Redditr/3Dprinting28 d ago

First 3D printer advice needed

Hey guys, complete 3D printing beginner here. I’m looking to buy my first 3D printer, but I’m really struggling to decide between resin and filament. I want to use it for a bit of everything. Random useful prints around the house, small projects, replacement parts, decorations,…

Wants: Recommend a beginner-friendly resin or filament 3D printer for household prints and D&D minis, around $300–400 including starter supplies.
Redditr/Starlink28 d ago

Starlink + Unifi for Guest Wifi Network Setupand Vouchers

Hi guys! Planning to set up a Guest Wi-Fi Network with a Voucher System using Starlink as the main ISP and UniFi hardware. Need some guidance on the hardware requirements and proper setup. Here’s what I want to achieve: Main network for personal/internal use. Separate, isolated…

Wants: Budget-friendly UniFi gear and setup for isolated guest Wi-Fi with captive portal vouchers using Starlink.
Redditr/VORONDesign29 d ago

Looking for hotend/probe recommendations

I've got a Micron+ using the tzv6 and klicky on anthead. I'm looking to be able to print pps/ppa so 350-400c. I've been looking at the dragon ace, dragon ace volcano, rapido x, mellow heatcore 4 w/ alps, mellow heatflux v6 w/ alps, and for the non alps hotends either a BTT eddy…

Wants: Recommend a hotend and probe for printing PPS/PPA at 350–400°C on a Micron+; needs Anthead mounts for Mellow options.
X29 d ago

pop tubes would be perfect but the spraypaint came off it when it dried and the actual lights are too heavy for the tubes...any suggestions on a replacement? Or to actually make the pop tube hold its weight and paint it? ✍️

Wants: A paintable, sturdier replacement for pop tubes that can support lights, or ways to reinforce them.
Redditr/sewhelp29 d ago

Is this worth getting?

I've been sewing a little bit for a long time, but I'd say my skill level is still beginner (i mostly hem and patch things). I've only ever used a singer sewing machine but I've been wanting to get/try a serger! Has anyone had a Toyota serger? Is this easy/ difficult to use? Is…

Wants: Asks whether a Toyota serger is easy to use, well made, and worth buying.
Redditr/flashlight29 d ago

Recommendation for EDC Barrel style flashlight?

I'm getting more into EDC and now that I've bitten the bullet and invested in a cross-body sling I need to find some things to stick in it. One thing I'm looking for is a flashlight with my ideal having the following features: Metal body Barrel style with light emitting from end…

Wants: Off-the-shelf EDC barrel flashlight: USB-C rechargeable, button controls, grippy, under $800
Redditr/homeassistant29 d ago

Need Suggestion

Hi everyone, I'm new to the world of Home Assistant. First off, a bit about me: I'm a Network/IT Systems Engineer, so I'm comfortable with tech in general. But I have zero electrical expertise. I’d like to save my small tennis club a little money and learn something new at the s…

Wants: Is ESP32 the right option, or are there better alternatives for controlling tennis court lights and heaters with Home Assistant?
X29 d ago

Any suggestions on boards to try for experimental physicists? I have tried some of the boards by redpitaya. But, they don't give you feel that you have understood the bare metal implementation.

Wants: Development boards for experimental physics that offer a clear bare-metal experience
Redditr/mechanics29 d ago

AC leak detection

Automotive AC leak detection. I’m seeing more and more AC leaks (I’m a Kia tech) and want to up my leak detection ability. I currently use: UV beast for dye detectionAccutrak ultrasonic detectorNitrogen (not with tracer gas) and bubbles I’m thinking of getting a refrigerant snif…

Wants: Recommendations for an IR refrigerant leak sniffer for automotive AC systems.
Redditr/Monitors29 d ago

280hz oled monitor only comes with hdmi cable. Is it 2.1?

My acer predator x27u z1 (hdmi 2.1 compatible) only came with an hdmi cable in the box. When plugging it in, my settings allowed me to select 280hz but the hdmi only says "high speed". Is the cable actually hdmi 2.1 compatible or do i need a new one to run at 280hz 1440p?

Wants: Whether the included HDMI cable supports 1440p at 280Hz or needs replacing
Redditr/BambuLab29 d ago

X2D vs P2S, $150 difference worth it for common uses?

I’m donating my Ender 3 and buying one of these this weekend. I realize the X2D has larger belts and that should provide higher quality prints and it also has an additional nozzle that can be used for support material although not really useful for multicolor printing. I don’t t…

Wants: Whether the X2D is worth $150 more than the P2S for common home, workshop, and multicolor prints
Redditr/HomeNetworking29 d ago

Tips and tools to run Ethernet from the attic down an exterior wall.

We have run Ethernet through the attic before but we used interior walls last time because it's easier to do. But now we need to do a run down an exterior wall for a POE camera that will be on the side of the house. Last time we used a thick 18" drill bit to run the cable from t…

Wants: A drill bit/tool for running Ethernet from the attic down an exterior wall
Redditr/BuyItForLife30 d ago

Looking for specific gloves

So at work I operate a rotational telehandler. We use it as a crane basically. I dont get dirty at work and I keep a good hygiene. Anyway, when it rains and the ground gets softer, I have to put these wooden blocks or whatever theyre called under my outriggers so they dont sink…

Wants: Washable work gloves and a tool to drag wooden outrigger blocks without touching them

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