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I wonder which color/putty is best for hardening motors. I think I’ll try the standard yellow-grey
I still need to take apart the motor and see what’s up, sounded like a baseball card in a bike spoke
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The only robots I’m making now are the big dumb ones our stupid asses perch ourselves upon.
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Do I get to claim credit for infecting this forum with Letterkenny? I think I do.
Am I the toughest guy in LetterKenny right now?
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60s1P
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yes, until @Bindings_McGee comes to Carve PDX which would compel you and @SeanHacker to throw a supersoft party for him. This is when you’ll be challenged, uncertain who the challenger or victor will be. guess ev’ry one will have to attend Carve PDX to find out!
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Hahaha. That’s amazing.
Did you have a cupcake decorating station?
My girlfriend keeps threatening me with this and I’m like: threaten? bring it. I like cupcakes.
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Ohhh yesss sir the whole deal, so many sprinkles
Dude it’s awesome!!
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how high?
in Cheech N Chong Units please…
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Dave’s not here man
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Working on a modular battery pcb system so you can snap apart your battery like Legos and take it on a plane!
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SKATES ON A PLANE!!!
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Fivechar 
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So basically what you are saying is that you have glass that is harder than sand? Interesting. 
Glass is usually around 5.5 in mohs scale, sand can vary between 6 to 7 in mohs scale… Harder materials eat softer materials…
To be fair, with enough heat, all resins do soften, go under it with a knife and it goes off…
Used a very strong heater to perform this “maneuver”.
Oh calm down. For one thing there wasn’t enough on there. But I don’t want to argue.
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