EddieWalker
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What drone did you get?
New garage time!
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So far I really like it. 25-30min of flight time, gps, very stable in flight, and for the most part, I could just position it and it would stay put for the duration. Follow me worked well enough, but glitched out a few times when I walked directly under it.
Overall, very easy to fly, easy learning curve. I've crashed it 3x and so far nothing has broken.
airbiscuit
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My son in law has this, and it is astonishingly stable and takes great pics.
https://www.amazon.com/DJI-Mini-SE-...mzn1.fos.c3015c4a-46bb-44b9-81a4-dc28e6d374b3
https://www.amazon.com/DJI-Mini-SE-...mzn1.fos.c3015c4a-46bb-44b9-81a4-dc28e6d374b3
Every night I throw a sack of stucco at the wall. Managed to get everything covered in scratch coat, all interior walls have brown and finish. I do have a bit to do on the wall ends, I need to build that out to be flush so it can be smooth.
I'm no pro at this and it's not perfect, but I think it's good enough to pass a casual glance.
Once that's finished, I'll get the tops back on and glue'd down. Then I can start on the roof structure.
I'm no pro at this and it's not perfect, but I think it's good enough to pass a casual glance.
Once that's finished, I'll get the tops back on and glue'd down. Then I can start on the roof structure.
EddieWalker
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I haven't done stucco in decades, and then it was just repair and patching type work. The guys who did it all the time all had home made trowels that were at least 4 feet long. Some might of been 6 feet long!!! I think that was the secret for getting it all flat.
Now that it's a bit cooler, I can get a bit more done.
Signed off from work today, headed to the garage and trimmed around the 2nd door jam, then started on siding. Across the top is annoying, all those 6" pieces 3' wide.
Now off to home depot, i need landscape adhesive and my old tubes i had dried out.
Signed off from work today, headed to the garage and trimmed around the 2nd door jam, then started on siding. Across the top is annoying, all those 6" pieces 3' wide.
Now off to home depot, i need landscape adhesive and my old tubes i had dried out.
dodge man
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What’s on the roof of your vehicle?
EddieWalker
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The drone shots give a great perspective!!!!