IMALlama

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Thank you for the link and taking the time to reply. I am genuinely surprised this is the case as towing is usually covered under warranty, if necessary, and this would put Honda in the position of having to cover damage caused by the tow.

I am not trying to prove your wrong / there are no awards for arguing on the internet.

I'm just super surprised that they wouldn't be included as towing a modern vehicle without one is very difficulty due to fascias being a ton lower to the ground than they used to be. Even if you can reach a solid under vehicle tow point, putting tension on whatever you attached to means the fascia will probably be in the way. Tthink loose rope on ground vs taught rope cutting through the fascia.

Apologies for the delayed reply, it's been a week.

Vorons are capable because the base design is pretty good out of the box and because the design is open source. As other companies come up with cool ideas you'll usually see a mod to adopt them to a Voron. It wouldn't surprise me if this idea is adopted. Until very recently, things like hot ends were commodity parts made by third parties and not the printer OEMs. This made part availability fairly guaranteed and also feels more open. The good news is that it looks like Bambu will sell these parts at some point.

As for existing options in Voron land, there three popular mods out there for multi-toolhead: StealthChanger, TapChanger, and Mad Max.

Sounds like a good place to plant some mint!

The do, they're just hidden behind panels on the fascia like most modern cars.

On the front it's hidden behind some trim:

And on the back there's a reason why there's a small seam in the fascia in this area:

The regal and Cruze both have them if you're talking about the 2010ish+ models. I would be surprised if the Impala didn't have one too, but maybe it didn't.

Regal

Cruze

These are a somewhat newer occurrence in the US, so if you drive older cars you really might not have run into them. Most cars designed in the past 10-15 years have them.

We have a thin strip of mint that's exactly what you described. Fresh mint all spring and summer is great for a variety of reasons, plus it smells good. That said, we're constantly fighting runners trying to grow in every conceivable crevice. It tries to grow in the cement expansion joints and in the joint between our house and sidewalk by the door.

This is arguably about an un(der?)regulated futures market gone wild. If you can buy all the production for the year, before it's even been produced, you're going to create a shortage. One could argue that supply and demand is out of whack and that more fabs = more supply to meet demand, but if Western Digital completely sold out of hard drives when we're only 1/6 of the way through the year then more supply isn't really the way to fix it.

I recently had a drive fail in my 4 bay nas. Amusingly, synology branded drives seem like they're pretty close to p ice parity with OE drives these days.

As someone who hunts said butts, can confirm!