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my cnc router has been out of action, had a few faults.
a bearing on the y axis started making noise so i swapped that out. then when i first ran it, one of the y steppers wasnt working. after faffing around i worked out the driver was faulty, so swapped that out.
then the fucker wouldnt home...
looks ace, i love technology.
ive currently got the fold 5, not sure upgrading to a fold 7 is much of an upgrade. my fold 5 works perfectly.
but the new honor and oppo fold do look pretty impressive and a worthy upgrade.
Spent fooking hours on this issue, I ended up cloning the hard drive so I could really fook around and it didn't matter. But I had no luck.
Had a friend look at it who does IT for a living, he tried loads of stuff and nothing.
A geeky friend from Holland had a look at it today and after 30mins...
indeed, its a pretty impressive phone if you look at the specs.
i do think apples and samsung are starting to fall behind, even if they do have big followings.
My fold 5 is great, only issue is the factory screen guard on the folding screen needs replacing. Im just scared to do it at the moment.
Battery is naff on the fold5, but that's a samsung thing.
But phone works fine, still love the bigger screen and would only ever get a folding phone again...
I see lots of new phones are coming out.
Honor v6 fold looks impressive, ip69
Samsung with its privacy glass
Mid year ill be in the market for a new phone, my fold 5 will be just over 2 years old
so... ive had a standard selfie pod for a number of years now and its a bit boring. it takes a series of photos like every other selfie pod/photobooth.
i need something different that no one else has.
ive come up with a few of my own ideas like using a robot arm or motorised slider type setup...
Just purchased a Panasonic lumix s5II, am after a zoom lens but getting a little lost as there are so so many...
The Panasonic Lumix S5II uses the L-Mount, a full-frame mirrorless lens mount compatible with lenses from Leica, Sigma, and Panasonic
something 300-500mm range would be good
Can...