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The Dictater
Join Date: Apr 2017
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I have used the Jescar once on my wife's car, but it's the first time I detailed it (refreshed from rental-car-matte lol). It looks great and goes on way easier than my go-to klasse. It isn't as durable to scratching but water beading/shedding is phenomenal even 6 months later. I might stick with it.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Surprisingly reporting is works again… got several email about spam. Didn’t expected that.
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Hahaha nah, it's working so why bother. Also Admin has been on top of it. Few spam report, he taken care of it before I did.
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Trying to figure out which option to go with. Buy a small laser engraver or CNC machine. Both are small measurement (110mm x 110mm) to work on metal like brass, strainless steel, aluminum and so forth.
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I think you could doo more with a little CNC in the long run but the engraver would pay for itself faster and would be a better first purchase. People are always looking to have things laser engraved
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Yea I have two small platform CNC machines and both are capable of doing lasers. In fact just about any CNC will do that.
One is a Cubiko Desktop CNC I bought on a kickstarter for cheap. It does a decent job at both as long is you only need a small footprint (about 100x100mm). The other is a Genmitsu 3018-PRO CNC. Both will do laser engraving and cutting. I don't do anything serious with them, but if they fit the size you need they both work well.
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Main thing I’ll be using is for blacksmithing. Making Tsuba for katana or handle part of camping knives. Just want some little design on it. I’m not expecting to engrave high carbon steel that’s already heat tempered and treated. I was looking at small laser engraver… but cheaper ones can’t deep engrave brass. Decent laser engraver that can deep engrave a brass starts around $2k. So I was looking into mini CNC machine to see this will be cheaper options. |
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That said, I'm far from an expert on this, most of what I know is from reading, not practical work.
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I've been on a retrofit / OEM+ bout for my FRS since I had to sell my GR Corolla due to lack of work in tech / Lead Product Design realm. Been brutal, but rolling with the punches. Big plans for the 86, but holding that close til it's time.
Plans to Install (over the next year or two) - GR86 Steering wheel w blank plate buttons & 2017+ Black airbag if I get lucky. - Defi DF Racer Gauge N2 (60mm / Blue) - Oil Pressure - PLM UEL headers or Tomei havent decided - Sony XAV-AX 100 (you can customize the boot screen) - SPL Rear Lower Control Arms - SPL Tie rod ends - New Center console - New 2017+ door cards - 86 RC Black Stereo Bezel Trim + Passenger Trim - Black 86 RC Doorhandles + Lock Cover - Recaro seats - Fix my window felt guides (been scraping) - Redo tint - Battlegarage RS wing stands with Sard wing - HKS Turbo Kit ?
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Because compromise ®
Join Date: Jan 2012
Drives: Red Herring
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My car is completely stock except for all the mods.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2018
Drives: 2013 frs base
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How would SAL handle the situation?
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Join Date: Jan 2016
Drives: 1993 Caterham HPC Evo
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Living life on the edge, less crowded, better view!
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2018
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