I did one splice this way (1st video)
And will do the next one using the little box, I will fill the box with silicone grease and wrap it with rubber tape.
And will do the next one using the little box, I will fill the box with silicone grease and wrap it with rubber tape.
interesting splice video. i had an old sata hard drive that the connector was broken. i ended up soldering directly to the pins on the board so i could recover the data lol IT WORKED
Last nights find at work was a quart of Candian Club (sealed and 1970 date) and a fifth of Seagrams VO (sealed and dated 1974).
It was sitting on the garage floor next the the recycle dumpsters. I'm pretty sure that I know who left it there. She's almost 100 years old now.
About 3 weeks ago at work we had a resident move and they discarded a like new one of these. As I use lot of coffee in my basket so I was concerned as to how this could make a cup of coffee strong enough to suit me. I bought some Star Bucks House Blend K-cups and it did a fine job. Problem is I'm too cheap to pay $0.75 a cup. I could get the cups that you put your own coffee in but would have to clean them after use. So it just sits there.
Those Keurig's are definitely for those that rarely drink coffee or those with lots of disposable income. And almost as easy as vending machine coffee. Inside they are pretty complicated. Lots of hoses, pumps, and sensors. And about after 500 cups, something usually fails (and the warranty expired). Time to buy another one. And if you use reusable K-cups to use your own coffee, They really become a real pain in the 
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