A thin layer of glue stick kept petg from bonding to glass for me, but a nice thick layer of G10 is better as long as you heat soak it before printing. I roughed mine up with some sandpaper and haven't had any issues. Just remember good ppe when working with fiberglass.
And the terrorist fist jab!
The Donner party were a group on the Oregon trail that got stuck on a mountain pass in the winter and resorted to cannibalism to survive. The Dollup did a really good podcast episode about it.
Also the cafe in the University of Colorado UMC is named "The Alfred Packer Gill". Alfred Packer was a similar famed cannibal.
I'm glad they can make a joke that's not just "_____ identifies as _____"
They are typical as low-point drains and manifold drains, both on the main line (always charged). Don't just cap it if that would make a dead end, especially if it's sloped down to drain. I can't tell very well from the picture, but if it's on a tee you would be okay putting in a threaded cap.
"king drains" or auto drains are common. A short nipple and either a brass cross-top or pvc ball valve would be better. Just be sure that it is accessible in the end.
These claims are outrageous! They need to run ads from the skeletons they find in my closet during discovery!
This a start but only half of a solution
It's the second, worse half. Set up those services first. Destroying what little these people can scrape together only serves to push them further down.
I've seen this in the wild. I always ask myself "who do you think does the treading?"
Hollow doors have about a 1" frame of solid wood around the perimeter.
If the door frame is not currently falling out of the opening there's enough meat in the opening to mount a new one. Fondots is right. Re mortising well for the hinges and modifying the door to fit will be more effort than getting a pre-hung.
Picture looks like real wood and not paper, hardie or vinyl. Venat0r has the right idea of taking a sample in to your local yard. A couple possibilities I came across online are https://www.becn.com/products/siding/wood-siding/C-503734 and https://truwoodsiding.com/products/1-2-cedar-shake-lap-siding/ although the online pictures are garbage for them.
Especially odd to mention the availability of a ramp under a picture of her motioning to stairs.
Got tired of reading it looking like the dude reading Larry's homework, but I couldn't find a better version either so I quickly remade it.
