From the Horror Thriller "Terrifier" we have Art the Clown. Once of my favorite movie series in the HORROR genre. Well, you know I just gotta print an ART.
Well folks...im all done for now on this topper. Later I will age the coat and so on. What do you think?
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Back 35 years ago on my wedding day. I was 21 and had no idea what twists and turns lay ahead. Memory lane today.
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Im going to start with i think this is a damp location, and the fittings and boxs that they used is what I think is the violation. You can't see but the background is just like the side I took the picture from. It was an open side building, I would not say it was a wet location as it is sheltered but I would not say it was dry location either as it is open to the outside. What do you think? Is this a code violation or not? I stated my thoughts on it what are yours.
We are getting into 3D Printing. Here is our first project. Yes, we have some electrical projects planned.
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