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CraZysWeeD
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Skunk is down! Had a great time with a friend trimming her tonight, an early estimate is about 70g dried I think.
Lost In The Fog
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Pics or it didn't happen...
NorthernCosmos
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Even nature got a given formula for growth.
Hey! Another fan of Benoit's most popular heritage! It's central in something I'm working on... 
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CraZysWeeD
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Hey! Another fan of Benoit's most popular heritage! It's central in something I'm working on...
Yes and the beautiful fractals that come from it!
Now @InTheShed this is something I actually made today in my third tutorial in FreeCAD this is almost printable.
Nice! Good thing you're unemployed .
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CraZysWeeD
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almost.... not yet. 
Sorry, underemployed?
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Kismet
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Hmm the purple glam looks like a good candidate to make some charas out of her lower junk.
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How long you let your plants dry out before trim CraZy?
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She is afghan kush * hindu kush so we are in charas country of origin now.
I trim everything at same time as I cut them down, I don't have space to hang them so I need to get them down in seize right away.
Glue is next one in line this week, maybe Friday or Saturday it depends on how long Super Skunk needs in initial dry but usually about 3 days in open air and then in a larger container and in the fridge for slow re hydration a few days and then out again for a few hours and repeat a few times. Usually take me 2 weeks to get a perfect product for smaller containers or vacuum packaging.
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Tonight's dudorial in FreeCAD was this wiffle ball.
Complex piece of geometry to fabricate but very rewarding,
actually thought of this object to construct a lamp of with wire led
milled down in the fillet round the holes in the cube...
haha lol not making any sens right now?
To much Kalis Mistery (cannabis meth).
In the US, wiffle balls are round.
Whatever it says on your government forms, that's what you are!Lol I don't know what to call it "unable-TO-employ"
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A word of warning about that rather absorbing 3D printing thing: There are many that walked out of the shop with a 3D printer never to be seen or heard from again. Others have crashed and burned in their 3D printed human-sized quad copters. Yet others are stuck forever in their 3D printed runaway Rube Goldberg contraptions, unable to escape the maze of conveyors, lifts, funnels and catapults. It's not something to be taken lightly.
If he keeps making balls with flat sides I don't think we have to worry...
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I love your way to approach my tendencies... I think.
Hey CraZ skunk looked super fine! It just gets better and better in your lair! Bet you're trimming right now.
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Thx Otter, it means alot!
I had a friend over to help me with her, had very bad inflammation in discs between sholderblades last week but now its better! How was you ultra sound treatment? I'm going to ask my pain clinic about this, got an appointment 18 March. I read about a study Swedish neurologists made with placing an pacemaker in the back with electrodes inbetween discs with jamed nerves to relief them from pain with very good results in pain reduction. But you had to wait 8 years for that surgery cause its only done to people they are sure not to get any better.
Will be chopping down GG tomorrow with help again.
Congrats on the harvest!
Good, glad you got it done. She looked ready. The procedure went better than I thought in that I recovered from it fast. Haven't had a headache yet and that's why I did it so that's good. Over the next weeks I'll put it to the test and get to working my body more and see. So far so good!Thx Otter, it means alot!
I had a friend over to help me with her, had very bad inflammation in discs between sholderblades last week but now its better! How was you ultra sound treatment? I'm going to ask my pain clinic about this, got an appointment 18 March. I read about a study Swedish neurologists made with placing an pacemaker in the back with electrodes inbetween discs with jamed nerves to relief them from pain with very good results in pain reduction. But you had to wait 8 years for that surgery cause its only done to people they are sure not to get any better.
Will be chopping down GG tomorrow with help again.
l'll keep you informed. It's called radio frequency nerve burning here to us patients.
I know a guy with electrodes in his spine for some reason. He said it helped. A co-worker years ago. It's always something.