I dropped my milling machine’s dividing head on my foot and ripped the entire big toenail clean off. 3 years later, it’s still not fully grown back, and I reckon it’ll be 3 more years until it regrows fully into a normal-shaped nail that doesn’t look like I never wash my feet because it’s full of old caked blood underneath (annoying when you’re a full-time barefooter 
)
Toenails grow really, really slowly. You’re in for the long haul baby…
Appropriate 
And @Drwolfsburg another Archer reference from you, gets you another 
from me
My mate split his thumbnail, he wished it had come off, it is now 15 years later and It grows split
I dropped a M240 on my foot and lost it’s nail. Grows half way lol
Cut half my thumb off. Nail grew back 100% but thumb is a little wonky!
My solar project. Coming together in S…L…O…W motion.
Case in point, this being a prototype, I just discovered that I gotta take it back apart to switch attaching hardware types. Otherwise the panels won’t fit.
Does playing the “Stalk Market” count as a project? Teaching my 4 year old what I do IRL via Animal Crossing is a strange and interesting thing. haha.
omg is this going to be a solar windmill design?!
Would that not loose a lot of efficiency? Especially if the wind is blowing towards the sun.
Solar panel efficiency by angle:
Yeah, it would if I was serious…Sorry, I was just playing along with Amals Joke
Ahh, I haz the asburgers sarcasm often goes right over my head… living in Australia for 12 years was fun… 
because there not a sarcastic bunch at all…
I feel ya. I’m really INTJ, which means socailly just about like aspergers.
You hit the nail on the head. Gonna be a two axis solar tracker array. The pinwheel design is just for pretty.
Cause, Hey, why not?
I’m gonna tell all the neighbors that it’s a Thermal Nuclear Fusion Powered Receiver. Just to see if they can figure out that means solar.
The Thermonuclear Fusion Receiver or TFR was designed by @ODaily to track the sun, but he didn’t realize he was now being tracked… by the FBI.
Got some work done today on tidying up my XAC project for my shed 
First I built a smal circuit board for it, so connecting will get easier on location and to ease component swaps
The XAC triggers the small black Reed relay, wich in turn triggers the blue relay.
I wish I had another 12V relay laying arround, but it was the only I had and it’s triggered low. Thus two instead of one
The setup is a fail-to-safe, so incase of a power loss the lock will stay open. I’ll implement a battery & charger to it once my new charger arrives. I have to make up for voltage drop over a reverse feed diode, to reduce the over all power consumption in case of loss of power.
The A draw is not to shabby I’d say
This is with the XAC in stand by, and the solenoid to keep the door locked.
Edit: as the lock is active all the time, the power draw is the biggest when the door is locked 
If it was just a R0 install I would probably give it a go but I don’t want to try the back of my hand solo, so I will just get them all done together after this kerfuffle is all over.
L1 was more easy to self install tham L0.
Just saying.
