beef wrapped in bacon with some mashed potatoes? I say yes to that
you should try with some sausage sliced in half ( kinda like a hotdog bunn) the mashed potato in it and wrapped in bacon could even add cheese for more heart attack effect
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Got BBQ caramelized onion marmalade up in there too, with a super thin layer of dill havarti.
And the mashies were garlic, scallion, Alfredo mashies. Simple but delicious.
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sounds and look delicious, wish I had my cooking muse back ngl
I’ve been on an Asian kick. Home made dim sum dumplings and spring rolls are fun.
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I second this.
Also they are cheap, relatively speaking, and for me they are much more comfortable and easier to install and remove than full face helmets. Obviously you trade a little safety for that.
My main goto helmet is an S1 Retro Lifer but the Lifer is also good.
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gawd damn that came out clean. I wish my prints would look so nice.
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What is it?
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Printer torture test / flexing
The real questions are what printer setup and material?
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Curious; did you just drop nuts & washers on the underside of this to mount the Freebords? About to do the same mod to my DIY Lonestar.
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I did the opposite. Bolt heads under, nylocks on top
I didn’t want the risk of nuts undoing themselves incognito close to the batteries
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When can we get our greasy paws on that sweet remote?
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Nice 
Kinda want something like that too
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I was hopping and skipping over boards on the ground constantly so something had to be done. Go figure, I grabbed one too few brackets by accident 
The lady at the store was very nice and let me just take one.
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Where did you get that?
We’re shipping the first batch of beta units out this week/next, hoping to have public beta open in September.
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Hellllsss yeeee can’t wait for mine!
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These look like the perfect motors for powered spinner rims, just integrate a nyloc axle nut onto the stator somehow.
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What if I told you these are for our new line up of esk8s using 1015 motors, powered by a single AAA? 
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My first thought was one of those spinning bowties 
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