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Stainless Steel Handles with set screws: Tighten the set screws at each end of the handles. Most handles require a 3/32" or 1/8" Allen wrench to tighten. For more information, please view the video below:

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Plastic (Colored) Handles and Stainless Steel Handles without set screws: The refrigerator handle has to be pulled firmly down and the freezer handle pulled firmly to the left until you feel it click or hear it snap into place. It will feel locked into place. The trick for removing the freezer drawer handle is to stand at the left end of the freezer drawer/freezer handle and grab the handle and pull it to the left. It will not work if you face the freezer handle and pull left. You must stand to the left side of the handle and pull towards you. For more information on model numbers beginning with GBE21, GDE21, GDE25, GFE24, GFE26, GNE21, GNE25, GNE27, GNE27, GWE19, GYE18, QNE27, please view the following video:

Reduce injuries caused by manually lifting and moving drums. Transport (1) 55 or 30 gallon drum or (2) 5 gallon pails with the Lo-Profile Drum Caddy. To use: align unit in front of drum, remove handle, and grip drum with the handle. Tip drum up while guiding the caddy base under the drum. Re-attach handle and transport drum to desired location. Unit rolls easily on two 6"x2" rigid wheels and one 3"x1" swivel caster. The removable handle doubles as a bung nut wrench and seal remover. Cradle height is 1/2". Inside cradle diameter is 23-1/2". Steel construction. Yellow painted finish. US Patent Number 6682084.

My goal is to build an app that will connect different professionals from different background. I'm also using mongoose as my database.I created a profile.js that will create and update profiles. But when I test with postman, I get the following error:"PROFILE VALIDATION FAILED: HANDLE: PATH HANDLE IS REQUIRED."

I had the very same Issue . However , it happened because in your "Profile" Schema you probably you made the 'handle' attribute required . So , you must have to give it otherwise just make a change and make the require value to false . Such as (require: false) and hopefully your issue will go .

been using the MFI ultra low profile mount on an AP5-M and i love the streamlined look. The only problem I have encountered is that the legs of the mount have very sharp corners and is very close to the charging handle. When I charge the gun for reloads I often pinch my thumb against the leg of the mount. any solutions to this problem?

Hi There,

I feel like is is high time now that sketchup should be able to handle heavy models efficienty like all other modelling softwares does.

Recently sketchup crashed for me just for 5 highly detailed plant models. (yeah there were a million edges)

but still other softwares are easily able to run and operate with such models

why cant sketchup? We all love to work in sketchup.

Everyone out there who has sketchup involved in thier workflows knows this that it is high time now, that the developers should address this long prevailing issue.

we all know that most impressive ArchViz involve highly detailed models, and yes we are using those as proxies for now, but the workflow for it is too time consuming.

why cant sketchup just handle the load? i have used 3ds max, rhino for same models and they work just fine.

Kindly look into this.

i know you will.

I have been developing a very detailed model for a number of years now, using SketchUp Pro 2018 (and before that, SketchUp Pro 2016) on a 2014 iMac with 32GB of memory. The entire model has about 6.7 million edges and 3.3 million faces. No textures or other images anywhere, just solid colors for materials. I have never had SketchUp 2018 crash, though orbiting around it runs at perhaps 10 frames per second or so (no shadows, no profile edges).

@TDahl

Actually what i did was just get highly detailed modelled plants inside of sketchup.( i guess they were from evermotion )

they imported fine

but they had a million faces and edges

and after a while the cursor would just circle around and sketchup did not respond at all.

i waited for about an hr but it did not respond at all, i just had to end the task later on

The thing here is, no extension was at all involved yet in the process.

It just stuck there processing all the faces and edges and just died for 2 tries

the third time it imported ok after waiting for just 10 - 15 mins. it was using about 12gb ram out of 16gb for all the geometry, but orbiting must have gone down to 1 or 2 fps

after this i imported the same model to Rhino - it did not even stutter, same goes to 3ds max.

they handled the model so well that too on the first try. also no frame drops while moving around

and also another big thing i observed was the ram usage.

sketchup bumped the ram usage to 12gb still no good to use

Rrhino and 3ds max were using just about 4-5 gb of ram

so i think somewhere, sketchup still has some sort of issue with handling a lot of geometry (which is considered normal for other modelling softwares)

I am on skp 2021, wouldnt know much about 2018 version and also i am on windows 10.

i have heard that CAD softwares run much better on mac? is it the case?

I deal with this situation by developing the various sub-systems of my overall model in separate SKP files (which end up with between a few hundred thousand edges and a million edges, generally). When a sub-system is complete, I save it as a component from the separate SKP file, then add it to the master model SKP file. If I need to make changes, I edit the separate file, save-as again, then reload the component in the master file.

@monospaced

Yeah,

I think it should now try and compete with other modelling softwares, as they have grown so much with time but thats not the case with our beloved sketchup.

We kinda need a major update ( like blender- cycles x - they re-wrote the render engine from scratch and it is said to be 700% faster now)

Edit: I just had a look at a large landscape model with almost 400 000 faces and 600 000 edges in SketchUp, DWG TrueView and Rhino 7. It navigated quite OK in SketchUp, shaded with textures mode, but it was very, very slow in both DWG TrueView and Rhino, viewed in wireframe. This with a DWG exported from SketchUp. Rhino 7 did much better when let to import the SKP file by itself.

In the previous part of this tutorial series, you built templates and views for displaying a list of all profiles, as well as individual profile pages. You also learned how to apply style rules defined by the CSS framework Bulma to make your pages look good.

Because of how you set up the form in profile.html, the form will redirect back to the same page, which means that Django will pick up the request with profile(). It works this way because of how you set up your URL configuration. This time, however, Django sends an HTTP POST request that holds the user-submitted data, and you can address this in your code update:

Line 7: You introduce a conditional check to see whether the incoming request to your Django view function is an HTTP POST request. This will only be the case if someone submitted the form on profile.html by clicking either the Follow or Unfollow button.

You can now follow and unfollow the profiles of other users on your social network. Confirm that this works as expected by exploring the profiles in your profile list and selectively following and unfollowing them. You should see the list in your sidebar update accordingly.

created_at: The final field of your new model records the date and time when the text-based message is submitted. Setting auto_now_add to True on a DateTimeField object ensures that this value gets automatically added when a user submits a dweet.

Note: In preparation for the following steps, you should create a couple of dweets and assign them to different users of your app. Make sure that you have at least three users and that they all have a few example dweets so that you can see which dweets show up when you follow or unfollow profiles.

After adding this code snippet to dashboard.html and navigating to the base URL at localhost:8000/, you should see an unformatted list containing all the dweets of all the profiles you follow mixed together. 006ab0faaa