My 50 year old Kenwood mixer stays on the counter for one reason only and that’s because it’s too goddamn heavy to be lifting back and forth. Also I sometimes get inspired to bake just from seeing it on the counter, which is a nice plus.

I prefer carbon steel cubes myself but cast iron is nice too.

I don’t even remember the last time I seasoned mine. Definitely not even once a year.

Yeah the durability is the greatest thing. I can use metal spatulas and scrape away. No need to baby it, it’s literally a hunk of metal. I don’t even give a shit how the seasoning looks anymore, if food doesn’t stick badly it’s all good.

You don’t need any special equipment. Chain mail is useful to have in general though (not just for cast iron), but not mandatory.

Imo pans just take too much space in the dishwasher so I’ll just wash them immediately after use. Takes like 30 seconds because the pan still being hot helps immensely. After drying I like to oil them, just because I like how they look oiled, literally no other reason.

I prefer to have all 3: stainless, cast iron and carbon steel. Personally I have a carbon steel wok that does double duty as a frying pan.

Someone actually uses those?

I started on home assistant with just a couple Smart bulbs and oh boy has it gotten out of hand since then lol. Home bridge sounds good if that’s all that’s needed though.

I wish

But why not make a dual screw design by adding one more screw to the bottom of the current single screw one? Would be more compact and allow them to be more cross compatible.

To completely master yeah maybe, but if you just want the cool drawings, it’ll automatically make them from your model (I meant that assuming you already use fusion).

Have you tried a different cable? With usb c it should be the cable that becomes flimsy and not the port.

Oh my god lol.

Fun fact: if you design in fusion 360, you can make technical drawings quite easily with only a couple clicks.

You could design it so that you can print the strain relief part separately, but I think we are way overthinking this, as it’s just a fun gag.

I had to double check I wasn’t on Reddit lol. Glad to see it.

That could actually be one of the more confusing ones.

Holding alt in Sims lets you place and rotate items freely instead of being locked to the grid or 90 degree rotations.

Ok so that’s all you can give, a dislike? Come on bring on the counter arguments.