Apres Ski is your only option there

I think aging is part of the game

Take a look there, peter is oiling and waxing his skis.
http://www.rabbitontheroof.net/en/

To protect against the edges even PU 2K will not hold up....

Wow! You should oil them, i think this brings out the engraving better.

If you dont want to use just oil look for 2k paint for the boat industry. Not sure how they work in the cold and with flex, but i think its ok. Super durable and if you look on old restored riva wood boats the finish comes out marvelous. Very scratch resistant.

Akiwi wrote:

pmg wrote:And is the whole ski broken or just the veneer?

That is a good question. It could be just the veneer, but I suspect it is more as it has a bit of a permanent bend.

Sounds like more then the veneer when you encounter a permanent bend. Try to flex it again and you will see

motoman wrote:Before we got all our equipment we tried to work as manual as it was possible))

Teamwork at its best

You really go trough the thorns

Thanks for the link falls! Looks like folsom is using a thicker variant (like 9mm or so).

Yeah, my setup is on top aluminium and silicon heater above. On bottom a thick metal plate. I know that the commercial sublim presses (for t-shirts & co) use some cushion on the bottom. This cushion helps with small irregularities in your printing material (which should be not a big issue with t...

Nobody? Is my question too stupid? Is it a secret??? Im quite sure it wasnt written somewhere here before.....

MontuckyMadman wrote:Ive had a severe brain injury which damaged my mean and angry brqin parts so now everything is just peachy and sunny all the time. Its like a frontal lobe lobotamy. U should try it.

Pls elaborate how to do it. Maybe a small wiki. Would like to try that asap

The 6675 is eol.

The other one is around 7 Euros @ digikey. You have to search the datasheets which is avail and cheap.

https://para.maximintegrated.com/en/res ... 0Converter

J or K wire is based on a special metal. Before i try to explain it from memory look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermocouple you just weld the end of the two cables (each wire is different metal imho) and this connection is your sensor :) The smallest version looks like this: http://at.rs-o...

If you use a J-Type sensor all you need is J wires which you weld together at the tip (you can do that with a car battery). So you can make it as long as you wish and dia is 0.25mm or so. The only culprit, you need to use only this type of cable, you cannot extend it via a normal cable and if you wa...

I think you can convert your controller to J-Type (or K-Type) sensor, which is very small. There are some interface chips especially for that. Should be no big deal if you program it by yourself

Omega has cheap ones with (multi) ramp profile .. 7500 or 7800 series afair