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Just ordered my dust cover, and two grinding rings I got for free from people using my referral code :) I chose my standard 1/2" radius and also got a 3/8" radius to give that a shot. I've been meaning to try something with a bit more bite for stronger pushes. Funny side note - they never considered that somebody might have more than one referral code at a time, so I had to have them add the second ring to the order manually! LOL

Same, the best was Staples but MLG was a close #2 (and Honda being a distant #3) and there's just nothing like pro ice. It's like glass! Also, am I the only one that pictures mini chocolate cakes every time somebody mentions Joe Louis?

Please keep the thread on topic.

Yea the cost of power and cooling isn’t covered by the amount generated.

Not worth the effort anymore.

You don’t need to do any of those things to buy/sell. That’s only if you want to participate in the block chain. No idea on taxes.

I think you meant to quote @Playmakersedge :)

There is no “gatekeeper”. There is a good video I posted earlier in this thread. I would recommend you watch that.

The reward is the product and whatever other perks depending on how much you pledge.

I just wanted to mention real quick - there is no such thing as ‘Kickstarter escrow’. When you back something on Kickstarter you aren’t buying a product, you are investing in an idea. Sometimes the product never happens and your money is gone. If they offer refunds, that’s their choice. They certainly aren’t required to. I just wanted to mention that because I often see comments on delayed projects that day things like “it’s been 6 months, I want my money back” from people who clearly don’t understand Kickstarter and it drives me bananas.

He’s also an engineer, making suggestions or criticisms “as an engineer” pretty meaningless. That said, the fact that Russ was a MSH member is probably 60% of the reason I backed the project on Kickstarter in the first place.

Let's keep this thread on track, folks.

Just dropped into the Slack channel. Looking forward to trying this out!

Yeah I don't have enough in it to worry about. I've put in about $2200 all told and its sitting at about $5900 right now. I think what I'm actually going to do is pull my original $2000 out and just play with house money.

I’m in the Apple developer program and would love to give it a whirl. I’ll go ahead and sign up.

Hey @GregHenn19 looks like you tried to use photobucket. Don’t. It’s junk. Stick to imgur.com

Is there an actual point you’re trying to make? It just seems like we’re beating a dead horse here.

I’m not giving somebody business who messes up my skates. The Sparx does a great job so I’ll stick to that.

I have edge protechs but they aren’t permitted during games. I had been using them for pickups until I had my own sharpener ;) Yes but you keep posting about a manual sharpener being better. We get it. For those doing high volume they might want to try the commercial version. I understand that not everyone is going to be in the market for a Sparx and prefer to do it manually. That’s fine. But this thread is for questions and discussion about Sparx and not the merits of manual vs Sparx sharpening.

Okay, we get it. You think your sharpener is better. Let’s go ahead and leave this thread to discussion about the Sparx.

Definitely nothing to do with dialect.

For putting them on, I use a shoe horn. Taking them off I fully unlace 3 eyelets. I also warmed them up, stuck a softball in the opening and tossed them in the freezer. That opened them up just a bit.

Cool if your head shape happens to fit that helmet!

As a goalie, with the amount of damage I do from hitting the posts, I'm always interested/amused by how much noise it makes when it hits those spots!

Okay then.