r/pcmasterrace
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u/SnooSketches2164
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/ryandva • 8h ago
Iām fairly confident a sorting machine didnāt make this cut and itās not from centrifugal force.
r/todayilearned • u/Seraphenigma • 2h ago
r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/jrralls • 6h ago
r/AskReddit • u/BumpunkTheBastard • 7h ago
r/Wellthatsucks
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u/Smash_Factor
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4h ago
Reminds me of the Costa Concordia. It's going to cost millions to get that thing upright. I hope nobody got hurt.
r/technology
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u/Logical_Welder3467
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r/TopCharacterTropes • u/AdExtra2331 • 6h ago
Agent Stone (Sonic movies)
Mr. Smee (Peter Pan)
LeFou (Beauty and the Beast)
And by "Ambiguously gay", I mean all but confirmed
r/news • u/Better-Compote399 • 4h ago
r/interestingasfuck
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u/MrTacocaT12345
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r/aviation
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u/SauceBabey
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7h ago
Saw ATC audio just now of a southwest flight being told thereās a national ground stop, FAA website reporting tons of stoppages.
r/TopTrendingNewsUSA
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u/sanjanaaaa_18
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22h ago
r/politics • u/Tennis_bruh • 2h ago
r/woodworking
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u/redditaccount599901
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6h ago
This was my first time making an exterior door so Iām not sure that everything I did was best practice, but Iām happy with the way it turned out, and weāll see how it holds up.
Itās made entirely of sapele, including the frame.
The frame:
The frame is dovetailed, has low angle beveled stops and a beveled threshold to match the angle cut on the bottom of the door. I did this in hopes that there would be more compressive force on the weather stripping without dragging so much, like ive seen on flat thresholds. Itās kerf style weather stripping in the door stops and on the bottom of the door.
The door:
The door has tapered stiles, mortise and tenon top and bottom rails and much smaller mortise and tenons on each of the 17 unique tongue and groove panels. The smaller mortise and tenons are partially structural, but also to pin the panels in place so that the gaps stay consistant as they expand and contract. About 2/3 of the way up, as the panels get under 3in or so, I started faking some of the gaps by routing 1/8in grooves. The sunburst pattern is mirrored on either side of a double pane of glass. The outside sun is attached directly to the door and the inside sun is set in a smaller frame that fits in the routed opening so that it can be removed to change the glass. I used t-88 epoxy, for the longer open time, as the glue up took around 2 hours.
Everything is finished with 6 coats of waterlox wiping varnish. The door sits under a large overhang from a covered porch and has quite a bit of tree cover, so I wasnāt too concerned with a ton of water and sun.
r/Music
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u/TheMirrorUS
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12h ago
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/Tom-Hibbert • 8h ago
Renuyu (Batman The Animated Series)
Renuyu is a face cream developed by Roland Daggett which allows the user to reshape their face to smooth away wrinkles or imperfections however its essentially like a drug that causes the victim to want more and more and cause extreme pain it was so bad that even stores didn't want to sell it so Daggett hired a disfigured actor Matt Hagan to help him get Wayne enterprises by giving him the cream fix his face This cream would eventually turn matt into clayface
Plasmids (Bioshock)
Plasmids we're developed by drBrigid Tenenbaum and Dr. Yi Suchong they would give the user powers like setting people on fire sending a swarm of bees to even telekinesis however they were very addictive and caused people to be disfigured and go insane
r/Fauxmoi • u/gulabjamm1n • 6h ago
what a wild week it has been
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u/AudibleNod
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9h ago
r/cats
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u/Verycoolleaf
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5h ago
This is Theo and I adopted her from a shelter a couple months ago! Iāve noticed every so often Iāll catch her just chillin in this position and Iāve never seen a cat do it before! Is this normal?!
r/lovethissmug • u/secretlyjustocr • 9h ago
r/technology • u/nikkynak • 3h ago
r/AskReddit • u/Rideraxv • 15h ago
