Those are fascinating observations! Do you have any recommended reading for those interested in learning about medieval construction?
Agreed! I just meant that working directly for NSA/CIA is low pay. Like ~100k, which certainly isn't poverty wages. Working for a contractor, I think about 250k is normal (but I have very few data points). And I don't…
According to the Mushroom Packaging FAQ, it’s home compostable
hackaday is like this, but with an electronics focus rather than software
Miami Fruit grows then and will ship: https://miamifruit.org/products/gros-michel-banana-box-order. I’ve never tried it though
Mine was $360 with shipping. Obviously very high compared to a new toaster, but I wouldn’t have wanted to do the wiring myself, so worth it for me.
I just used the form at timstoasters.com/order and said I was looking to buy instead of restore. I agree it could be easier to find!
If anyone is looking to buy one, I recently bought a restored Sunbeam T-20 from timstoasters.com and love it. He even replaced the plug with a polarized one.
How was this project writeup found? I'd love more info on the author/woodworker, or about online communities that discuss work like this.
Those are fascinating observations! Do you have any recommended reading for those interested in learning about medieval construction?
Agreed! I just meant that working directly for NSA/CIA is low pay. Like ~100k, which certainly isn't poverty wages. Working for a contractor, I think about 250k is normal (but I have very few data points). And I don't…
According to the Mushroom Packaging FAQ, it’s home compostable
hackaday is like this, but with an electronics focus rather than software
Miami Fruit grows then and will ship: https://miamifruit.org/products/gros-michel-banana-box-order. I’ve never tried it though
Mine was $360 with shipping. Obviously very high compared to a new toaster, but I wouldn’t have wanted to do the wiring myself, so worth it for me.
I just used the form at timstoasters.com/order and said I was looking to buy instead of restore. I agree it could be easier to find!
If anyone is looking to buy one, I recently bought a restored Sunbeam T-20 from timstoasters.com and love it. He even replaced the plug with a polarized one.
How was this project writeup found? I'd love more info on the author/woodworker, or about online communities that discuss work like this.