I punch one hole in my boge cartos, and it is bigger than those tiny 1mm holes in the pre-punched ones, works great. No dry hits or flooding.
Thanks for the response.
I asked because I had to choose between Pre-Punched Boge 510D with one hole and two holes.
In short, I ordered both in equal quantity.
Best regards,
Let us know which you prefer once you try them both. Been debating in the same. I have the slotted right now but will likely order some ore punched as well.
Thanks for the info.
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I have a trick for those Saturday sales, a way to avoid hitting F5 every 3 seconds. You still have to stay at your computer, but you no longer need to repeatedly hit F5 to see when the new inventory is posted and add a BB to the cart. This should also have the added benefit of reducing overall data traffic to the BB site, I believe.
I use Chrome Page Monitor. I set it to monitor the page of the BB model I want, set the refresh time to the minimum (5 seconds), and have it provide both visual and audio notification. As soon as the page changes, it chimes and flashes a warning on your screen.
This way, you have it essentially pinging the site instead of manually hitting the F5 key over and over. The impact on the website is zero, if not reduced traffic, as it is just pinging for changes as opposed to a full refresh when you hit F5, and you can sit back and wait for when it will be available.
This helped me snag a Piebald this weekend on my first attempt. (sorry!)
Hey Kat...is that a Chrome Plug-in?
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I have a trick for those Saturday sales, a way to avoid hitting F5 every 3 seconds. You still have to stay at your computer, but you no longer need to repeatedly hit F5 to see when the new inventory is posted and add a BB to the cart. This should also have the added benefit of reducing overall data traffic to the BB site, I believe.
I use Chrome Page Monitor. I set it to monitor the page of the BB model I want, set the refresh time to the minimum (5 seconds), and have it provide both visual and audio notification. As soon as the page changes, it chimes and flashes a warning on your screen.
This way, you have it essentially pinging the site instead of manually hitting the F5 key over and over. The impact on the website is zero, if not reduced traffic, as it is just pinging for changes as opposed to a full refresh when you hit F5, and you can sit back and wait for when it will be available.
This helped me snag a Piebald this weekend on my first attempt. (sorry!)
I have a trick for those Saturday sales, a way to avoid hitting F5 every 3 seconds. You still have to stay at your computer, but you no longer need to repeatedly hit F5 to see when the new inventory is posted and add a BB to the cart. This should also have the added benefit of reducing overall data traffic to the BB site, I believe.
I use Chrome Page Monitor. I set it to monitor the page of the BB model I want, set the refresh time to the minimum (5 seconds), and have it provide both visual and audio notification. As soon as the page changes, it chimes and flashes a warning on your screen.
This way, you have it essentially pinging the site instead of manually hitting the F5 key over and over. The impact on the website is zero, if not reduced traffic, as it is just pinging for changes as opposed to a full refresh when you hit F5, and you can sit back and wait for when it will be available.
This helped me snag a Piebald this weekend on my first attempt. (sorry!)
Is there a mobile version of this plugin you speak of?