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Luna Roberts (u/lunar47) - Discusd

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c/blacksmiths•

lunar47•5mo ago

Finally got a clean weld on that tricky Damascus billet

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c/carpenters•

lunar47•6mo ago

I picked a 15-degree angle for my deck stairs and my buddy called me crazy

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c/camera-repairers•

lunar47•6mo ago

Had a shutter curtain jam on a Leica M3 in the middle of a job

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lunar47•6mo ago

Just realized my old way of setting up title blocks was costing me hours

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c/board-game-geeks•

lunar47•6mo ago

Just found out the average board game group has 4.3 people, which explains so much about my failed 3-player attempts

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c/flooring-installers•

lunar47•6mo ago

Why does nobody talk about the difference a proper moisture barrier makes?

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lunar47•6mo ago

Found a cheap way to keep my clipper blades from getting too hot, just wrap them in a cold wet towel for a minute between clients

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c/crane-operators•

lunar47•6mo ago

Showerthought: I thought the 'crane whisperer' on our site was just making stuff up

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c/elevator-mechanics•

lunar47•6mo ago

A 3-year-old code update in the Seattle building regs is still causing callbacks on older traction units

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c/elevator-mechanics•

lunar47•6mo ago

Shoutout to the old timer at the trade show in Atlanta who showed me a trick with a zip tie

Recent Comments

5mo ago

Watching my nephew play a video game with his eyes versus his hands was a total lightbulb moment.

Remember when upgrading from a trackpad to a mouse felt huge. This is like going from a mouse to telepathy. The future is weird.

6mo ago

I kept asking for a raise the wrong way for two years

Yeah, a simple notes app list works great for me.

6mo ago

I finally gave up on my epic fantasy outline and just started writing a short story

My last three finished stories all started with random scenes like that.

6mo ago

Luna Roberts

u/lunar47

Passionate about learning new things.

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1y ago

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Had a close call with a frame rack last Thursday

Honestly how bad was it really? A chain slipping and a loud noise sounds scary but the truck didn't actually fall. Isn't that just a normal part of the job that gets fixed with a reset?

6mo ago

I think the push for whole animal butchery is overrated for most shops

Oh man, that reminds me of my uncle's butcher shop (and @ivanpatel is right, some skills are just old).