1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

That's where what Ryan and I have done with forms separates haha. I've done things like storefront designs in NY for example where dress forms are used in a semi-permanent state in a window or a lookbook for a mid-season where a label doesn't want to use models on shoots. I guess if you used a shitload of green or blue screen you could then pshop it how ya want haha.

 

We had a short period where they were having me do that during covid. It just never looks 100% as good as just doing it on a person to begin with. Things like a person's shoulder shape, hips, arms, torso length are all pretty unique and if it doesn't match the mannequin's specs then it just looks weird. Unless it's something really baggy and not form fitting

 

@Speedytech7 Or.....

 

I mean I'm glad I'm 99% ready! Just need to buy more fluid



Once I do that I can cut a laptop holder that'll go at the corner, and future plans for under the table are a holding tank for the fluid.

I'll have extra water-fluid mixture in the tank, and it'll collect the table's fluid when it drains. I'll also have a submersible pump in it for using that same fluid to refill the table right away too.

 

@m3bassman Went to look at a pepper white R56 today and it sold while I was on the way.

Cue :

 

@alee891

you still work in Oil and Gas?

 

Well it's been broken in a month so I haven't been able to enjoy it one bit! I think after a couple pulls I'll be hooked again. Just sucks as it'll be parked outside now, covered, but outside. Not that the exterior is mint, but the elements are hard on cars. The good news is it's probably just a couple years and on the other side I will have money to repaint it/supercharge it or whatever. No car payment on either it or the truck, so not a huge cost to keep. I just worry about batteries going flat with such little use.

Yeah I still wonder if I should have kept the mini. Wouldn't change the calculus now, but that was a fun car. I have told others that a great handling car isn't really worth it here in the valley, all the straight roads and traffic. The big V8 is more usable daily.

In other news @Speedytech7 @Digiratus we recently talked superchargers. I took a small clip today to show what I love about once that's cranked up on stock tires. It has a lot of oomf even in 5th for picking through traffic. On the edge of detonating but it's poky for being in "overdrive".
https://youtu.be/ES1qD3XmCQU?si=XJmLpQ3Kx6Y04ZoC

 

I do. Shoot me a message if you have questions.

 

Will it be ok to pack my PC tower on its side to move? Sounds dumb but I've never had it on its side. Don't want to fuck it up.

 

Yeah totally fine best to put it motherboard side down

 

Can tell the side I had the energy to remake this evening...

 

What is going on with this?

 

It's the thing marking that it's the positive terminal

 

She treated her car better than me and it's at 11k miles since it's last oil change and has a check engine light on

 

Sounds like it's been awhile since a dipstick was used

 

I always new there were rings around....nevermind.

 

Range Rover doesn't have a dipstick.

 

BMW feature for this was good, before it was actually a full quart low it would warn you at the beginning and end of your drive to add a quart of oil

 

I never found out how good range rovers system was. Probably came over from BMW at some point though.