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although it sounds like an amazing ā€œwalks into a barā€ joke

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Not sure how I must take this remark… :expressionless:

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Coming from a seasoned pig with a grain of salt 100%.

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Thanks :+1:

It seam like they have decent documentation, hopefully i can figure it out

Say I open a man’s apparel and accessories boutique (which I’m planning ), is vivokey planning on a wholesale option for the apex ring?
I’d love to have implants but that’s not exactly a safe bet :sweat_smile: I don’t think I have the audience for that, yet.

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Both Eldorado GIFs | Tenor

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It’s kinda hard to sell in a more general shop that’s not specifically bodmod or tattoo related. Plus I’m not exactly in a modern tech savy location. That said mine are very visible and I will inevitably have the conversation with clients about them so that will give me the opportunity to see if there’s demand.
Another concer is that I don’t know of any reliable installer on the island. If I were to bring implants I would have to find one and do some sort of partnership.
Rings on the other side fit perfectly with what I’m going for.

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Sounds like it might become profitable for you to qualify as an installer. Captive market. :sunglasses::+1:

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any idea when NExT v2 will drop?

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Hmmm

I might cheap out on the soldering iron

Looking at this on Amazon


20$, (they sell a 14$ version but it’s ungrounded)

80watts and programmable :man_shrugging:t2:

The pinecil was very attractive because of the reputation, the ā€œfast heat upā€ā€¦ and if I’m being honest the ability for it to be stored like this

Watched a few reviews on it … seems fine

The pinecil is only 25$ but it quickly gallons to 80 when you need to get a power supply, a extra tip pack, a usb c pd cord etc

Realistically I don’t solder enough to justify it, and a lot of what I’m going to be doing is low temperature threaded heat inserts into 3D prints

Technically I have a full station unit already but I fricken hate it… it takes forever to heat up… and the cord is ungodly thick and stiff so it knocks everything off my desk whenever I use it and the temp control is analog and wildly inconsistent

:man_shrugging:t2: thoughts on how wrong I am?

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:soon:

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Don’t

Just get the pinecil ( It comes with a fine tip ) and add a cable, use your current PD Powerbank

That will do pretty much everything you need/want

7/10

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The pinecil has a dc barrel jack on the back of it as well so any powersupply that plugs into it that is between 12 and 21V should be adequate. Same goes for any USB-C PD charger that can supply at least 36W.

edit: also be sure to use a brass sponge thingy. Wet kitchen sponge works in a pinch but the steam will eat away the tip of your soldering iron over time. Also, the brass scouring pads are cheap and last forever.

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I just checked and my power bank is only 20w pd, so that’s out lol

I’m back to 50/50

Apparently cnc kitchen makes their own pine/ts101 tips specifically for heat inserts… so that’s a plus

Ok, I’ve got to ask again.
Have the emojis changed again?
I can’t select smiley again. Haha.
I know. Important things…
But it’s been going on a while.
So I’m curious.

And I remember it getting split Into two colums. And now it’s one again?
Anybody else?

I’m back to my s22+ phone.

When I try desktop mode it just blinks for a fraction of a second but doesn’t show anything.

And I still can’t get it to show this place in landscape (ie rotate)

Appreciate any insight @Pilgrimsmaster
Thanks.

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Looks fine on my side.

Mine too

No problem there either

Maybe try the :logo_dt_circle: ā€œAppā€