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debs3759
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What sort of storms can it withstand? Round here, when the wind really kicks off, fences and sheds need repairing.
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CPUShack
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| debs3759 wrote: | | What sort of storms can it withstand? Round here, when the wind really kicks off, fences and sheds need repairing. |
Should be good for about anything around here, already survived 50mph wind + rain
Door is on a very protected side so that helps
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| CPUShack wrote: | | debs3759 wrote: | | What sort of storms can it withstand? Round here, when the wind really kicks off, fences and sheds need repairing. |
Should be good for about anything around here, already survived 50mph wind + rain
Door is on a very protected side so that helps |
That's good to hear. On my shed, my door needs its own door. :( Darn southern wind.
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SHed it filling up haha
I got all my trade stock trays and most of the tubes sorted, will be a HUGE time saver
The organizer I salvages form a medical office (as records are no longer paper haha)
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Marcin
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It is a milestone ! A lot of space but it looks like soon will be full filled  Even HP CLJ 3600 waiting for repair/new owner
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CPUShack
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| Marcin wrote: | | It is a milestone ! A lot of space but it looks like soon will be full filled Even HP CLJ 3600 waiting for repair/new owner |
Haha I need to get to that refuses to print, think it needs a new controller board
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cvandijk
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| CPUShack wrote: | | Marcin wrote: | | It is a milestone ! A lot of space but it looks like soon will be full filled Even HP CLJ 3600 waiting for repair/new owner |
Haha I need to get to that refuses to print, think it needs a new controller board |
I might have that controller board, I will check when I'm home. |
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cvandijk
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That will probably fit, same printer engine. I will send it to you, with a bit of luck you even got a nice upgrade.
Reminds me when I upgraded a laser jet 1 to 3 by swapping the boards, same Canon engine. |
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Marcin
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| cvandijk wrote: | | Reminds me when I upgraded a laser jet 1 to 3 by swapping the boards, same Canon engine. |
Yes, Canon and HP had a co-op in laser printers. I don't know how it looks now because I'm out of service business some years ago I remember that memory upgrades were populat those days. Processors were slow and processing pdfs made them trouble without extra RAM. Lan, Postscript modules and so on. Now cheap printer from market have lan, wifi and superfast CPU with fast ram what eats huge documents in a seconds
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